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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-27
uATEnurION PARTY.

Several young ladies from Hammond
and Whiting are being entertained this
afternoon at Lake Front Park by Miss
Josephine Jewett OF Whiting at a
watermelon party They will meet
Miss Jewetts home in Whiting and
go to the park TO spend the afternoon
and evening, taking several good sized
watermelons with them. The after
noon will be devoted to games and the
delights of the bathing beach 1t will
also be their duty to see that the
watermelons are all disposed OF. The
young ladies to join the party from
Hammond are Misses F'reida Derolf and
Ethel Carley.
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SOCIAL DAY ON LAWN.

The ladies of the Martha Aid society
of the Christian church are being en-
tertained this afternoon by the July
Committee. This is the last meeting
day ia the month and 1t is being spent
in social way the lawn of Rev.
and Mrs. c. ]. Sharp in Summer street
The lawn has been decorated and ar
ranged with small tables for the serv-
ing of refreshments. The ladies are
anticipating an enjoyable as well as a
profitable afternoon.
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AFTERNOON AT CARDS.

A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent yesterday by the ladies of the
knights of Columbus in the X. of c.
parlors. This was one Of their regular
meetings and was responded to by d
good attendance. Small tables ~.ru
arranged in the parIors for playing
cards and several games OF pedro were
played. The honors were awarded as
follows: Mrs. w. -. Weis. first prize.
and Mrs. Thos Kennedy second prize
The ladies had expected to make plans
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GONE
"Simple Remedy from Removed
Them" Says Society Lady.

The best skin specialists told me
that nothing would remove my freckIes
and that / would carry them to my
grave" said a well-known society wo-
men. but L fooled them all with a
new drug othine-double strength.
that 1 bought at Summers pharmacy.
which cleared my skin and gave me a
fine complexion
The action OF chine is really re-
markable, for when applied at night
many OF the freckles disappear entirely
by morning, and the rest have begun
to fade. An once is usually all that is
needed, even for the worst case.
Be sure to ask Summers pharmacy
for the double strength othine as this
is sold under guarantee of money
back II 1t fails to remove the freckles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-27

Wolfe. marquisette and eyelet en-
broidery are the materials used in most
lingerie frocks. Many new models show
q combination with black net or tulle
Tunic lines are included in the sum-
mer models, the tunic adhering to the
edge, which has been in evil
dence more or less during the spring.
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SOCIAL A SUCCESS.

The social given last evening by the
\ Dung Peoples society of the Evange-
lical Emmanuel church in the church
hall in Sibiey street was decided sue
cess. 1t was well attended by the
young people and a great many of their
elders. to show their appreciation of
the work being done by the young peo-
pie. A nice sum was realized from
their efforts and will be added the
church fund.
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PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT.

The ladies of Sewing Circle No. Of
St. Margarets hospital are enjoying an
outing today at Lake Front Park. The
picnic takes the place of their regular
meeting which is usually held at one
of the members homes. The ladies and
members of their families went to the
park this morning taking with them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-27
ENTERTAINs LITTLE FOLKS.

Mrs. Paul Gauthier is entertaining
party of little folks at her home in
Truman avenue. he guests of honor
being Master Harvey and Miss Lucille
Mum of Pittsburg who are visiting at
the home of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Hickey in Truman ave-
nue.. The afternoon will be spent on
the lawn and they will be entertained
by games of various kinds that have
been arranged for them by the hostess
The luncheon Will be served in the
dining room which has been appro-
priately decorated in colors of red and
white. The afternoon will be one of
perfect enjoyment for the little folks
Miss Grace Miller OF Chicago is
visiting with Miss Mildred Nellie at
her home in South Holman street. Miss
Miller is a daughter of r. L. Miller who
was formerly located in Hammond
Mrs. H. A. Parker and daughter Lii
liam of Chicago where the guests of
Mrs. E Hauber and family at her home
in Morton Court.
Mrs Ed Muenich of Ann street is
spending the day III Chicago with
friends.
Miss Emma Huehn Of Logan street is
the guest of Mrs. Stewart today at her
home in Hyde Park.
Mrs. A. E. Aubrey is entertaing the
ladies of the r. A. E. Club this after
noon at her home in Michigan avenue
The afternoon will be spent in needle
work.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Mon
roe street chapel is being entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Pollard in Alice street. The afternoon
will be devoed to the business of the
society.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mettler is hostess this
afternoon to the Ladies' Aid society of
the German NJ. E. church al her home
in South Holman street.
Mrs. Henrietta Huber is entertaining
the ladies of the Good VIII Club this
afternoon at her home in Truman ave-
nue. The Afternoon will be spent in
playing cards.
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The Epworth League of the German
Methodist church Will give an ice
cream social in the church basement.
202 Truman avenue this evening. Home
made candy will also be on sale. The
proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to every one
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for a picnic to be held soon. but owing
TO the absence of their president, Mrs.
Hill of Grasselli. This had TO be post
poned until the next meeting, which
is announced to take place in two
weeks. At the close of the card games
light refreshments were served to the
ladies from small tables.
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RETURNS TO DETROIT.

Mrs a NJ. jennings who has been
visiting with her daughter Mrs. l.. /.
Meyer at her home in Doty street re-
turned today to her home in Detroit.
Mich. Miss Laura Meyer accompanied
her grandmother and will spend some
time visiting in Detroit. Mrs. Meyer
went as far as Chicago this morning
with Mrs. Jennings and Miss Laura
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-27
RRTHnAY PARTY.

Mrs. Ben Strong very charmingly en-
tertained a number of children at her
home, zoe Michigan avenue yesterday
Afternoon from two to five O'Clock in
honor OF her little daughter Dorsey.
The party was given to celebrate her
third anniversary and was presented
with a number of presents in remem-
brance of the day. The afternoon was
spent on the lawn and the little ones
were entertained with appropriate
kindergarten games arranged for their
enjoyment. They were also served
with refreshments on the lawn at 4
o'clock. Many of the young guests
were not over three years of age and
were: Davis. John Howard. John
Seltzer Isaac Wright, Bell Franklin,
James Haisey. Carl Wagner. Anna
Arnes. Harriet Yeager Gladys Kilanger.
Forrest Kilanger, Dorothy TuthiI.
Mathew Ames, Emma Douglas, Norman
CHM, Howard Vermett, Katherine
Stronf and June Settler.
Everybody can obtain a Gas Range
cheap, on sale at the Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Company, commencing
Thursday.
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NEWS FOR FRIDAY.

The Pythian Sisters Will meet Eri-
day evening. for their regular bust
ness session In the X. of II. Hall.
Mrs. Geo. DobIns will be- nj home
Friday afternoon to the ladies' of
the Colonial club IA her home, 101
Doty street.
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AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. J. c. Lowery is entertaining
several ladies this afternoon at her
home in Indiana avenue complimentary
to Mrs Mum of Pittsburg, who Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. r. A. Hickey
In Truman avenue Arrangements
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RETURN FRoM MrLwAUKEE.

Mrs. J. Cotton and Miss Angeli1e
Chernich of East State returned last
evening from Milwaukee, Wis. where
they spent several days as the guests
of friends
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we'll filed baskets and will enjoy
wholesome picnic dinner. Those who
could not go this morning will join
them later in the day. The afternoon
will be spent in games and on the
bathing beach.
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GO TO sAUGATrCk.

Miss Dollie Geib of Webster avenue,
Mr.. Stewart and sister Miss Florence
Stewart of Sibley street are taking q
two weeks vacation and are enjoying
very pleasant outing at Saugatuck.
Michigan.
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have been, made to spend the afternoon
on the lawn and the ladies will devote
their attention to their needles. A
luncheon will be served this evening
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TO GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Little Miss Erna and Master Edwin
Campbell who reside with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell in
Indiana avenue. leave today for Grand
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Picnic and dance at Sharpshooters
park every Sunday afternoon and
evening. Good music. Admission
free Y-z1-:c
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

The Pythian Sisters will hold very
important meeting tomorrow evening
in the X. of P. hall In the Rimbach
building. All members are asked to
be present as there will be business of
importance.
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MISS MATTHEW'S ENrERrAINs.

Miss Grace Matthews delightfully."-
entertained a number of young friends
last evening at her home in 150th
street. The evening was spent in
music and games after which Miss
Matthews served her guests with a two
course luncheon. Among those present
were: Misses Gladys and Hazel
Younger, Ella and Anneta Wickham
Alice Harper. Esther Schroeder, Anna
Williams. Hilda and Grace Matthews
and Messrs Percy and Walter Thomp-
son. Frank Pextrew. Herold harper
Graham Fuller. Allen Williams and
George Wagner.
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Rapids, Michigan. They will spend the
rest of the summer visiting with their
grandfather and other relatives
Look for the Gas Range Sale, COM
mencing Thursday. July 27th.
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MEALS FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Blackberry Mush.
Minced Beef in Cream Sauce.
Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON
Brown Bread. Watercress Sandwiches.
Apple Sauce. Gingerbread
Iced Tea.
DINNER.
Cream OF Corn Soup.
Boiled Carp With Sauce
Cucumbers a la Parisienne.
Potatoes with Carrots.
Plums in Ambush.
Coffee.
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WHITE SUITS EXTREM ELY FASHIONABLE:
AND MOHAIR DOES NOT SOIL READILY

White suits are extremely fashion
able this season and for wear on short
trips by water, where there are not
dust and smoke TO contend with white
SUITS are quite practical well most
attractive The model pictured is of
white serge with collar and cuffs of
black satin and buttons of black bone
and white chrochet; but the suit might
be built of white linen, or of white
mohair--the last material being es-
pecially desirable for travelling use
since 1t does not soil readily and needs
hut little pressing TO keep it crisp and
smart.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
lack Goodman Imagined
That He Was in SUin1minQ

were being counted outT' Goodman was
asked.
"Oh. I don't know, 7 never heard any
OF tho our ! didn't know where I
was. but as near as ] can remember now
] imagined ] was In swimming
Goodman then remarked that he was
in doubt about whether he could make
the weight. lie said he didn't want to
blame his defeat on that. but admitted
re had a lot OF trouble making 1875
pounds. THE beam Just did llft,' he
said. "and ! was afraid for n second or
50 that ! would lose my forfeit"
Mcfarland had no trouble making the
weight. When asked what he weighed
In at he said 1884 pounds. and then
laus'4ngiy added: ~ am stlll a welter-
weisht."
In his corner before the bout started
Mcfarland was the personincation of
coolness. Some one asked him what
Jack 30 and % twho used to be a
hghterl MAS doing now.
"Oh, Jack. why RES making an honest
living now" facetiously replied Packey.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
Hufndgel Star
Boxer QtL.A.A.C.
Amateur ShOW

The boxing stag for amateurs held
uhder the auspices OF the lrish-Ameri-
can A. c. drew a large crowd OF club
members. who thoroughly enjoyed ev-
cry one OF the contests. The most i'm
portant bout OF the evening was fur
nisned by Frank Hufnagel OF the Ma
ticnal A. c. OF Brooklyn and George
Garden Of the New West Side A. c.
Hufnagel won from Garden In easy
fashion. outpointing him In every one
OF he three rounds. Hufnagel gave
such a wonderful exhibition that the
claimed he was one of thu
cleverest ox,.'s seen In action In A
long time. Hufnagel Is only q lao-pound
boy.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
West Slider Admits He Had
Lots of Trouble Making Re-
quirei Weight, i35 Lbs.

old Pal. II had to be done.
= Ny and just thiDk we're both ter
riers. ! want to see you again
before leave town. Those were the
exact words OF Packey Mcfarland as
BIC saw IscA Goodman IN the lat;er's
dressing rcom after the hght al the
h'airmOnt A. c. last night.
That's all right" answered Goodman
hs he shook Paekey's hand. I'VE have
30 eApeet those .hings. No hard feel
tngs. I'm sure"
Goodman showed little effect OF the
Knockout. the first OF his career, after
be was stripped OF his hghting clothes
mcfarland has 100 much experience
FOR me. ! guess" no said. "He caught
kne Just as I vas getting SOM conf
Hence In myself. ] made a mistake
when ] got up and started 10 fght him
hitter the first round. should have
held on and tried 10 protect mysel: In
Utead.
mcfarland has q clever knack OF get
ping his hand on the back of your neck
Jnnd then twisting you around. That's
how he got ne. He twisted my head
around and then Eailed me, bringing my
lead down with q jerk OF his left hama
and meeting my Jaw with a right upper
cut The two inside uppercuts that he
landed after ] got up did the DAMAGE.
Has practically out then"
What VA your sxperience when you
The evening world., 1911-01-18

News and No1ts. lZOUNOlP

WILLIAM IA. clean. WATER WILL
have to play the most remarkable kind
OF pool tonight In the ANAL session OF
three nights play at Doyle's Academy
In order to win the worlds title for
which he challenged. u the score now
stands <s to 32l. Last night the Cuban
increased his lead. making 200 TO his
opponents 1872. The match Is only at
GOO points. and II looks easy for De Orc
to run out the necessary 1873. while
Clearwater has to make 2,9 In order to
win out.
IN A RATHER TAME GAME AT
the 81. Nicholas Rink the Hockey Club
seven defeated the st. Nicks by a score
of s to 3, and moved up q peg IN the
Amateur League standing. jumping 10
third place behind the New York A. c.
n the Crescent A. c.. who are tied
for first place.
II. JENKINS. A YOUNG PITCHER
who was drafted from the Pekin Club
OF the illinois, Missouri League, has sent
In his signed contract to the Giants.
he was The leading pitcher In his
league In 1910. winning twenty-eight
games and losing eight. One OF his
feats was to shut out the Canton team
last May ~ without q nit or q run
wILBERT ROBINSON. THE OLD.
time catcher. has accepted the terms Of
fered him by Manager McGraw to coach
the New York catchers In the spring.
LACROSSE HAS BEEN ABANDONED
at Columbia owing to the little interest
shown by the students In II. and the
northern division Of the INTERCOLLEGIATE
League has been notified Of the decision.
MATTHEW M'PHILLIPS WILL
coach the New York University baseball
squad this season as he did last year..
THE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE
been chosen to make up the two teams
which will represent Columbia In the in.
tercollegiate relay race for the wana-
maker cup. to be reid In the Post-Ofice
meet on Saturday: First team-H. 8.
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to Meet Wo!gast
at PHILADELPHIA Feb. 8
BOXING STAG TONIGHT,
At the Sharl;ey A. C. Kid Muir
ply will meet Jack Ladbury Of
England In the main bout Of ten
rounds.

ffanxie Oonley. the Western fighter who
.oushi Ahe At'el a twenty-round draw and has
won SEVERAL other fights In the IVES. will be seen
lie has been mst,hcu 10 ME, lie tulsg for en-
toInas at the stag % the faimont A. c. This
uHgl' 10 he q Aasliing bout as Coster has out
Atteil.
Of jersey City, began laiains today a. .AITsu.
hurst. y. j.. for III. inteIps ,ional ttn.ryund bou,
wiih Digger stanley, the EAslish ~ehampion, which
club on Jan. q. u think I have an excellent
chance Of beating Stanley" aid Burns TO-DAY,
can punch much harder"
The evening world., 1911-01-18
At Same Show Attell Will
Face Kline and Coster.
Will Box O'Toole.
BY JOHN

PHILADELPHIA JACK O'BRIEN
has arranged a card OF bouts for
the special stag Of his American
A. c. Of Philadelphia on Feb. s. the
Ike OF which has never been seen In
this country. He will bring Off three
six round bouts. n the six principals
who will clash are stars In their re-
spective classes. In the first bou Joe
Coster OF Brooklyn will meet Tommy
o'Toole OF Philadelphia. In the second
Abe Attell will take On Patsey Kline Of
Newark. while in the star bout Knock
out Brown of this city will meet Ad
wolgast the lightweight champion.
Sammy Eellar. the English ffgb or. and Young
Shugue. the Jersey City boxer. have been Sc
cured to meet in another ttn.round bout at
the stag of the Olympic A.. C.. u Harlem on
Monday iight. These lads fought a great ton
.ound bout at the same club on New Years
afternoon, kenAr outpointing Shugrue.
After the bout between Packey Mcfarland and
Jack Goodman. Abe Attell said; 81 wish Nc
Fariand would agree TO fight me at l34 pounds.
II he does you can 90 aud make a little bet that
/ would make him go faster than he ever did
before. I think McFsnsnd b weak at that
weight"
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Pal Moore n ms
In I2-ROund Bout
Win BQlQWin.
Especial to The Evening world.)

pVSVUH, JuN, IS,
Pal Moore. the clever Philadelphia
lightweight, was given the decision over
Matty Baldwin OF Charlest0wn at the
end Of their twelve-round bout at the
Armory A. c. IL was n case OF mother
short ender coming under the wire first.
Baldwin was unfortunate In the bout,
as mis- lett arm. which he broke in his
bout with Battling Hurley some time
ago. began to pain him badly after the
first round, While that wac bad enough,
his right arm was injured In the second
round and It gave him much pain when
he used that hand.
Moore boxed a very careful bout. and
there was no question about his being
entitled TO the award.
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Babcocx. X. X. Stewart. 4. A. Patton and
L. Morgan. Second team-G. 8. kear-
ney. +. Macdonald. w. w. Renwlck
and 7. r. Sullivan. Columbia now holds
the trophy and expects to make q strong
bid toward retaining 1t.
THERE WILL BE A TRorrING
meet at Lexington the FIRST two weeks
OF October, despite the action Of the
grand circuit in alottins Columbus con-
hicting dates. Lexington has been con-
Quoting meetings on this date for the
past thirty years and this year the
dates will be from Oct. I to II inclusive.
thus running foul of the last week at
Columbus.
FRANK GorCH. THE WORLDS
champion wrestler. has been matched
70 meet Henry Ordeman In a finish
place where the engagement Is likely to
be filled.
THE NEW YORK A. c. HOCKEY
team sorely feels the loss OF both
Castleman and Mayor, and the coach
has been In q %Quandary as to
can be dom to I'LL their positions In
the game against the strong Cres-
cent team to be played at st. Nicho-
las Rink on Friday night. However,
II Ia understood that Reidmund will go
from a wing position to rover. Castle
mans position, and that Denesha will
play one Of the wing positions.
THE COLUMBIA BASKETBALL
cam defeated Princeton on the latter's
count by the score OF ZIP in a hard
fought game. The TIGER five displayed
far more speed and team work than
they showed In their first contest with
the Blue and WhSe last week, n the
M~orningside ive had to work every
minute of the game to retain the lead
they secured In the first Ave minutes.
THE NATIONAL AMATEUR GOLF
championships will be held at Apawamis
on Sept. II to 10, inclusive. while the
women will hold theirs at Baltusrol Oct
Q TO II inclusive.
The evening world., 1911-01-18

seen many k~nockouts In these ten
round bouts between clever men. The
mouse was quiet as a morgue.
6IIIy job Began to Count Slowly.
Slowly Billy job began to coun, the
ten seconds. Mcfarland turned and
walked away to give Goodman n chance
III II would do him any good. And
sulI Jack lay there. never quivering.
never even twitchlng the arms that lay
straight at his sides. never even witch
ins a ringer. His face was turned away
from me. His body lay with a peculiar
limpness that had all the effect OF
risidHy. ! remember hat his back had
a queer twist. with the right shoulder
higher than the left, and his neck was
oent around 50 that his left ear was
Hat against the mat. lie lay exactly
tho way he fell. hattene, out like a
piece or butter dropped on the noor.
The count went on, slowly-very slow.
ly. AT last 1t was lnished. Stlll Good
mar dldnt stir. and Jacks seconds,
dazed with the suddenness of Il all.
STAGED In his corner. Sammy Kelly was
staring across the ring between the
ropes like a man looking at a ghost.
Kid Mccoy had faint smile. Many
a Knockout the Kid has seen In ms
Jay. same old story.
At last Goodman rolled his head ana
dragging his face across the canvas
turned toward me. His eyes we're wide
open ana hxed In a CLASSY stare. He
didn't realize yet that he had been
Knocked out. He didn't know what was
happening. I could see the resin dust
along the sid Of his face tina had
struck the floor. II was ground into
MS eyebrows. II hung on his eye
lashes. And he didn't even blink.
NOW his seconds jumped into the ring
and pulled the defeated Idol" to his
feet. very limp and helpless for a mo-
m~ent-quite a contrast TO the lively Jack
Goodman who had been jumping around
the ring half a minute before.
Jack Goodman Despondent.
Packey Mcfarland made q quick cir
cult OF the ring. shaking hands with his
friends. then hustled Jubilantiy away to
his dressing room. In his corner Jack
Goodman was groomed down for a min
ute or so. after which he walked
slowly and very despondentiy. There's
q contrast between the winner and tho
loser. especially when q championship
and a fortune may hang on the result
of the night. To-day Packey ia trailing
Wolgast with renewed vigor. Jack
S'oNihoH y itSieAAaby shAiNia6 ~ Wuat
might have been.
The Fairmont held a record crowd
when the bou, began. A burglar couldn't
have .iorned his way In with a Jimmy.
The prellminaries were good. especially
that n In which Jack Denning, a
rangy fellow with a lot Of the old Kid
Mccoy styie. stopped Fred Gunther In
the fourth round. As for the beginning
Of the big bout. Il vas McFarland's by
a shade from the start until the fatal
ffth. Mcfarland forced steadily. Good.
man was up against II. and he knew II.
SIN he fought well and Ian led blows
that might "a held off any but a Nc.
Farland.
The comic feature OF the evenings
entertainment was Jack O'Brien's
speech. Jack used all the long words
In the dictionary, and then some know n
only In Philadelphia. When he had
described his comfortable. weil-lighted
well-ventllated. salubr'ous and COM
modious arena" some one IN the gal
lery shouted Where did you get that
solil-o-uuy, Jacky"