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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. y E. Wilson Of
Oliver street. motored to Plymouth.
Ind, on Saturday where they remain
co over Sunday, visiting friends.
The regular meeting Of the Daught-
srs of Rebekah Will be held on We'd
nesday evening. There VIII be in.tia-
ton OF candidates and refreshments
served. All members. are urged TO be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ. Locke OF 40s
Ohio avenue and daughter, Miss Lucille,
have spent the past week on motor
trip through various Wisconsin points.
Miss Mildred Locke left for silver
Lake Wis. Saturday 20 join her par
euts on the remainder of the trip.
they all being expected to return on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Reuben Miller Mrs. sam Aron-
berg and Misses Hannah Gevietz and
Hattie Pitzele have returned from a
trip TO yellowstone Park
Rev. Father Julian SlSrzypinski OF
St Adalbert's Polish church. j home
from a trip 10 Salt Lake City
Misses Anna sullivan and Alice
Lyons Of Appleton. Wis, have re-
turnedhorne after a few DAYS visit
with their cousins. Mrs Leo T. Mulva.
ard Attorney T Joseph sullivan.
Patrick Lynn has returned from
two weeks vacation
Clement Lewandosl5i, arrested by
Game Warden Barber for fishing in
Wolf Lake without a license. was re-
leased on a s21 cash bond
T. ?. Lesser returned TO his home
IN Warren. Pa, on Saturday after
visiting Mrs. Kadon and his daughters
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Lesser.
Herbert Hasm. arrested at 1l9th
street and Schrage avenue for having
no license on his automobile. was re-
ieasad on SIS cash bond.
M. and Mrs a. L. Du Fon and
family OF Sheridan avenue, are home
from = weeks visit IN Lawton. Mich
There Will be q meeting of the old
Settlers club at the library tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of making
erran ge-nents for the home coming Of
The old settlers. members and friends
at the Whiting park on Saturday aft
ernoon. Aug 2eth.
Mrs A. D Heyden and children. Of
Ohio avenue left yesterday for q few
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs
HIATT.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Moore and fam
.ly Of Ohio avenue. have returned
from a vacation spent in Michigan.
The death Of the 2-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GrOat occurred
ct their home in Cleveland avenue.
The funeral was held at the Sacred
Heart church on Friday morning
where service was read by Rev.
Father VIM c. Miller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16

MEANWHILE the Braves took the
Giants in an thinning suggest %
and dropped a seven inning afterfath'
l to 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16

IT TOOK them Il. innings on hot
afternoon. hut tho Dodgers trounced the
Phillies TO ;. and regained the Ma
lional league lead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
LOWELL.

Virgil Nichols is visiting relatives
IN Kalamazoo, Mich. for couple Of
weeks
Mrs. VIII Bogue returned to her
home in Zion City. Ill Saturday after
q visit here with Mrs. Charles Ru-
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoevet.
Miss Sylvia Rudolph returned home
with her for a short visit
Marion and Eleanor Nichols are Wis
iting relatives IN Chicago.
Mrs. Abe Roush and children left
for their home in Sheridan. Wyo
Saturday after a visit here with her
parents. M and Mrs. Ben Laybourn.
w Fay Lynch OF Chicago is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. John Lynch
Bernie Beckman. who has been here
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COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT

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ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Harry Golding Of 1900 Myrtle
ave found woolen scarf at the Whit
ing park. The owner can have same
by Identifying It and paying for this
ad. Phone i6sM-
The Ladies Aid OF the Luthern church
viii give q roast beef and roast pork
dinner on Thursday. Aug. rs, at 4:34
?. n.
Mrs Sharpshire returned to her home
IN Hammond after spending q week
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Peterson
and family Of Lake ave-
Mr. and Mrs. George aoiswo<th of
Myrtle ave. entertained at q Bunco
party on Thursday evening. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. W. Starring and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
PRINCESS THEATER TODAY AND
TOMORROW

Jack Pickford in A Double Dyed
Dsoeiver. We are showing this new
est film Of Jack Pickford which We
guarantee ahead Of any Of the Chi
cago theaters
Coning@'Wed and Thurs Con
stance Talmadge in The Perfect Wo-
man Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
sTAR THEATER roNIGHr

Ruth Clifford In the Amazing wom-
an, also screaming comedy Spirit Of
Old Crow" Coming-wednesday and
Thursday Blind Husbands"
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on furlough for two weeks returned
10 Washington. D c. Saturday He
Is stationed there and IS a driver for
General Pershing.
Thomas Dickinson az Chicago. Wis
tied his parents Mr. and Mrs w T
Dickinson here YESTERDAY
Miss Theresa Bruchman. OF Chicago.
IS visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David Bruchman.
Mr. and Mrs clifford stowell. of
Topeka. kan, came last evening for
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Stowell.
Ike Gershman and Edison Taylor. Of
Chicago. visited their parents here
Yesterday
Ed Clark, who "a working in Gary.
visited his family here yesterday.
Harve Dahl OF Chicago. visited his
parents, Air and Mrs Fred Dahl.
here yesterday
Miss Ruth Tlton OF Whiting, Wis
ted relatives here Saturday night and
Yesterday
Charles Ceiga. of Whiting. visited
his family here Saturday night and
yesterday
LOWELL COUPLE WE'D.
Edgar Metcalf and Miss Ruth Sand
ers were united IN marriage At the
home of her parents here yesterday
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Byron Metcalf and the bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
sanders. Both the bride ard groom
are among our most respected and
highly esteemed Young people. They
arc receiving the congratulations Of
their large circle Of friends They
win make their future home in Gary
MEANWHILE the Braves took the
Giants in an thinning slugfost %
and dropped seven inning afterfath'
to 4.
IT TOOK them Il. innings on hot
afternoon hut tho Dodgers trounced the
Phinies. TO 5 and regained the Ma
'ional league lead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16

Important notice to all members OF
The Anoe=5c Legion, all ex-service
men, and 10 the next of kin OF soldiers
who died while IA service. whiting
Post No. so. American Legion az a part
Of SIS service will make out and for
ward TO the Var Depar trnent, applica-
Cons Cor the Victory Medal. All ex-
service men. whether members Of the
American Legion or not should bring
ttsir discharge papers to the office Of
the a.d3utant. 11sth street and Sheridan
avenue, where their applica tons will
bs made out. certified and forwarded
free Of charge.
HARRY e. POWERS
A65utant, Willing Post No. so, Ameri-
can Legion. s-1S-s
FOR SALB@Cottage, 44s John street.
rooms. electricity, bath. newly dec
Grated. cheap for cash, 1912 Dearborn
St.. Chicago. s-11-s
Evening star., 1920-02-22
FOSTER WELCOMES SHIFT TO RED sOx

the of
the Red e<change
hodout brigade Mike Menosky
having back Boston unsigned Harper announced
himself his truck business Hack
working Sundays we'll Menosky
objection the week fact will fret
he bench considers himself entitled
than Boston willing
stouty maintains he will devote his attention wrestling with sides
beef his dads butcher shop Flint Mich unless forth
coming
signed Shan
has been about taking his hand
The Harper Menosky and Shannon greatly
Eddie other
deal The here
welcomes the change He
the following published Boston
Nothing peases look forward with
thrdacker the Nationals Il
health good then know shall have good
I've always been able play good ball Boston when there with
the Washington Playing hall Fenway
make difference worried whether
Manager Barrow third second wherever he
1t ought be great,
though o shoot and Scotty help
do | OF Boston? Oh. Washing
ought
It'll the beach night hope
live the somewhere plenty saltwater
ball players know what ball Boston Indeed
there
Boston will make good the satisfaction
everybody Manager together I'll
best"
typical the little infeder.
posing indicative indifference He
should become the Hub
ball would be better the Foster
stamp His loss will be severely felt here.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
OLYMPIC TRY-OUTS PLANNED
FOR ALL SECTIONS OF u. S

tee will leave the final choice to the
athletes of that section in order that
field satisfactory to a majority Of
the entrants may be named.
Chicago or vicinity appears certain
to be the scene of the middle west
try-outs. while Philadelphia or Boston
will hold the eastern trials. Both the
University of Pennsylvania and Har-
ward University possess excellent
quarter-mile tracks and perfect turf
for the field events. An announce
ment was received here today from
President Dallas of the A. A. L. to
the effect that the Meadowbrook
Athletic Club of Philadelphia had
abandoned the idea of holding its an
nual indoor meet. scheduled for
March 6. and would instead devote
it's efforts to arranging for mann
moth outdoor meet early in June
This set of games may include the
eastern Olympic trials. and in that
case would be held June or II.
In addition to these official try-outs,
the work of the college athletes In
the Pennsylvania relay carnival, May
/: the intercollegiate championships,
Nav % and 20: the conference cham :
pionships, June 5; the Pacinc coast
conference championships. and a host
of sectional and minor lntercol-
legiate championships all VIII pc
watched with unusual care by the
American Olympic committee In order
that any promising material may pc
taken in hand and developed for the
track battles in Belgium.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

NEW YORK, February 21.-Plans
are rapidly taking form for an elabo-
rate series of trial track meets in
all sections of the country to aid
in the selection of the athletes who
will compose the American team in
the Olympic games next summer.
While the schedule has not yet been
completed, it is known that those in
charge of the formation of the team
will follow the performances of ath-
letes in more than 100 indoor and
outdoor games during the next five
months.
The final selection of the track
and field athletes who Will make the
trip to Antwerp will be made imme-
diately following the Amateur Ath-
letic Union annual championships to
be held in the Harvard stadium on
July 3 or 10. These titular contests
will be preceded by section trial
games to be held on the Pacific coast,
the middle west, the east and pos
sibly the south. No dates or loca-
tions have been fixed for these con-
tests, but it is expected that they
will be staged about the middle of
June.
On t he Pacific coast. Pasadena,
Stanford University and the Multno-
NAH Athletic Club of Portland, Ore,
are all eager to secure the far west
games. AS each organization offers
excellent facilities. it is expected
that the American Olympic commit
Evening star., 1920-02-22
TITLE TENNIS IN AUGUST
First International Women's Event
for Wightman Trophy to Be
Held in the East.

NEW YORK. February 21.-The
first international tennis tournament
for women, the prize being the
Wightman trophy given by Mrs.
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman of Bos-
ton. win be held either at Boston.
Philadelphia or New York during
the week beginning August 23 this
year The tennis playing nations of
the world have been invited by the
United States to send teams here for
this competition, and all entries or chal-
lenges must reach here by June L.
To start the competition the reg
ulations governing play for the
Davis cup will be used, but the
matches are to be two out of three
instead of three out of five sets. AS
a beginning. the donor of the trophy
having so stipulated. the United
States is to be considered the cham
pion nation in 1920. The trophy has
been accepted on these conditions by
the United States Lawn Tennis As
sociation in the belief that it will
help the universal development Of
tennis for women
Evening star., 1920-02-22
SAILOR FIVE BEATS
WEST POINT: 24,1S
Annapolis Men Capture First
Basket Ball Clash Between
Service Schools.
Special Dispatch to Tie Star.


WEST POINT, y. y. February 21.-
The Army was vanquished by the
Navy here today at basket ball, "a
to IS. 1t was the first contest on
the basket ball court between the
two government academies and was
witnessed by as many persons as
could gain admittance to the Army's
big gym.
The game, although as hard fought
as all Army-Navy contests are, was
cleanly played throughout. The
Army did not live up to expectations.
The Navy displayed skill, speed and
aggreSSlNeneSS.
The Navy led at half time, Il to
10. Fine work from the foul line by
Waters and Ault's accuracy in field
goals from scrimmage gave the mid
dies a safe lead in the second period.
Burkholders sensational toss from
the middle of the court near the end
of the first half tied the score at 10
all and was the turning point of the
game.
The lineup:
Army. Positions. Navy.
Johnson Right forward 80. BurklIolder
Cross. Left forward. Byeriy
Whitson. .Center .Aut
DANIEL tcapt.} ...R Right guard. Waters
Pfeiffer. Left guard ......... Butler
p Goals from field-Johnson. Cross "a: Daniel,
Goals from fouI--Whitson, l out of ); Pfeiffer.
3 out of Z: Waters. 10 out of 16. Substtu-
tions-BIaik for Whtson, Timberman for
Johnson. kessler for Cross. Time of halves
tan. Umpre-Mr. f. F. Brunn, Pratt Insti-
tute.
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GLAND-GRAFTING MIGHT AID SOME BOXERS.

In the alleged physical rvvhca Frank
Klaus former middwght champion of the world through the
glands Charley Mathon
wide field probable
other He
possibly
from VIII he ar to be
might develop
OF
adding slow his
Beckett deliberate blow
his and take
Then
Fred Fulton who nearly all the qualifications OF champion
whose heart action judging N
and Canton Ohio not strong as should be- 1t might be
OF the glands OF lion the king beasts and puted the
o all animals. tall Frederick
Jimmy Wilde might with the OF
called
penter
fellow like Dempsey, might
ola Will spirit OF
bull terrie
Evening star., 1920-02-22
c. j. RELAY MEN FOURTH
Blue and Gray Quartet Beaten in
Fast Race in New York A. C.
Track Meet.

NEW YORK, February 21-Georgc-
towns relay team finished fourth in
its race here tonight. Pennsylvania
won the event. with Rutgers, second
and Columbia third. Dorsey Griffith,
representing Georgetown in the IS
yard handicap. was third. Robert
MaXam, former Washington West
ern High School man. now running
for Pennsylvania. was first in the
500-yard run.
III. c. Cutbill of the Boston Athletic
Association tonight defeated NJ. A.
Devaney. Miliross A. A. New York.
in the Baxter mile. the feature event
of the New York A. G. indoor track
games. Cutbill took the lead in the
last half of the race and drew away
from the field with a burst of speed,
breaking the tape in 4.25 1-5.
Yale defeated Harvard by single
foot in a thrilling two-mile race. The
University of Pennsylvania four cap
tured the collegiate one-mile relay
with ease. leading the field by about
25 yards.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

different The backstop has
Beot Wis that him we'll and
he ana
which branches
middle With work last season
ugger could i'll afford do without HIM COM
between him the
peced to him into line -, :. ,,
the headquarters OF the Washington club
which for eight Griffith has been here have been
in building. will transferred
brick the to be enlarged and
Eynon Assist
Jordan in addition a
The eighteen arranged between Nationals ana
additional exhibitions playing
season plans Manager Bancroft of Cincinnati
schedule both clubs
jumps being three battles neutral
showing evidences OF orehandednes regard to exhibitions
having Pirates May d. off day for them
following series here Gr has consented waive holding the
Indians the postponed
play off such posponement in the second series
Evening star., 1920-02-22
STICKS TO JACK KEARNS
Dempsey Says Manager Will Be
With Him as Long as He
Remains in Ring.

CHICAGO, February 21.-Jack Demp-
in a message to friends here today
denied reports that he intended to
break with his manager. Jack Kearns.
"Kearns will be my manager as long
as / remain in the boxing game" the
champions message read. Il give him
credit for my success as a pugilist and
becoming world champion"
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Georgetown Athlete Takes
Championship High Jump

BUFFALO,, n. ", February
II Especially D.-Feeney, wearing
the c0lOrs of Georgetown Uni
versity, last night won the high
jump In the national 4. A. U.
Junior championships. Feeney
cleared the bar at 5 feet IL
inches. He heat out Windh0Vel
OF the MeadOwbrook A. @. and
BFonet Of the MoFninEside A.
G. in order to win.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
To Hold First Shoot Tomorrow.

He receItIy UrEdHIZeu w dSHlHS tUH
Gun Club is planning to hold its in
itial event, an informal shoot on its
range tomorrow afternoon, starting
at 80 o'clock. All members have
been invited to bring guests. The
club now has a membership OF near
ly fifty devotees Of trap shooting and
expects to have more than double this
number before the season gets we'll
under way
Evening star., 1920-02-22
CARPENTER KNOCKS OUT
CHAMPION OF BELGIUM

MONTE CARLO, February ell
Georges Carpenter. champion heavy
weight pugilist of Europe. knocked
out Grundhoven. the Belgian cham
pion, in the second round of their fif-
teen-round match here today. Grund-
hoven was completely outclassed and
took count five times.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
GA[LAUDET BEATS
HATCHET|TE QU|NT
Kendall Greeners Take Rough
Contest From George
Washington, 1924.

Gallaudet defeated George Wash
ington University at basket ball last
night at Kendall Green in a game
which several times got rough enough
to be halted by the referee. The score
was 80 to "a. 1t was the second meet
ing of the two teams on the court,
the Hatchetite Quint having won the
first contest by two points.
George Washington scored first,
when Gilman shot a basket from mid
floor. This lead was sustained only
a few seconds, as the Kendall Green
ers came with a rush and at one time
had the count IL to 2 in their favor.
The two teams scored evenly for the
remainder of the half. George WASH
ington came back strong in the sec
ond half and threatened to leave the
Gallaudet quint in the rear. Gilman
getting five baskets from scrimmage
in succession.
Gallaudet got two fouls and one
basket from scrimmage after this.
while Hatcher and Daily were caEing
two easy ones. This put the count at
23 all. A free toss by Gilman put
the Hatchetites in the lead for a
few moments, but this foul shot was
the last scoring that George Wash
ington did. the Kendall Greeners hav-
ing an easy time of it thereafter.
George Washington appeared to be
with the Kendall Green
gymnasium and was completely baf-
fled in the first half. 1t also missed
many easy shots that would have
had a great bearing on the outcome
of the contest.
Ijne-uD and summary:
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Chicago Stops Michigan.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, February 21.
put an end to Michigan's
western conference basket ball rally
tonight. taking the game 32 to 10.
Berkhoff contributed twelve of the
Chicago points.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
EVEN DOZEN PITCHERS
AND FOUR BACKSTOPS
AFTER BATTERY JOBS
Ten lnfelders and Quartet of Gardeners Com.
plete Squadron Mcbride Signs Contract.
Charity Only Hold Out Causing Worry.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

ANDIDATES the 1920 edition of the Nationals the hrst OF
Griffith will be editor will number cA
~ actly thirty all the athletes the list get mo Inc Inc
embraces dozen pitchers cachers TN
quartet hchaer With McBridc signed
the
regarded practlcaly the
to be the however
the team
listen reason Pitchers
Zachary Catcher Charity lnheder
Shannon md Outhel eldersR ShankS
expected to either board
here Tampa Friday proceed direct from iher
in week tomorrow ne ptcl
making squad will be Shaw Erickson Courtney
Golden Zachary Crockett Gill
week
OF Charity Mayer and Creenaehave been
be similar orders been given
Infeders Shannon Eerbe ONe Harris Washburn Watts and
alone works
their arrival the camp but the
Shanks-belng
emp iron beginn their toll until March g.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
C. j. QU|NT winner
BY 46 TO 80 COUNT
Scoring Orgy in Last Ten
Minutes Routs St. Johns
College of BROOKLYN.

Catholic University defeated St.
Johns College of Brooklyn at basket
ball in the Brookland gymnasium last
about the middle of the second half
deciding the issue. Catholic Univer-
sity played better as team thu
the visitors and but for some pc
shooting would have won by vic
margin.
Danico, left forward. and FrOe .
lckS center, of the visiting teah.
kept their combination in the running
by their exceptional floor play and
clever shooting. They made all of
the visitors points. FroehlickS get
ting eight baskets from the 1oor for
the best scoring record of the game.
Danico showed his only weakness in
shooting from the foul line, making
good in only four of sixteen chances.
Dunn and GlaScott. as has been
the case most all season, were the
mainstays of the c. L. five, although
Kelly. who filled McNamara's shoes.
played well. and Lyons showed some-
what improved form over previous
contests. although he missed num-
Der of 'snowbirds.'
Dunn. who shot seven goals from
floor. was the main factor in the
rally that carried the Brooklanders
to victory About midway of the
final half. with the visiting quint
leading. 23 to 21. he shot two sue
cessive floor goals to put the home
PLAYERS in front, and added three
more in the orgy of scoring that
enabled the Brooklanders to win by
the goodly margin.
c. u. started out like it was going
to have matters all it's own way.
getting a 12-to-5 lead in the first five
minutes of play. Here the visitors
frightened up and gradually over
hauled the locals a basket just as the
whistle blew putting them in front.
Is to II. 1t was nip and tuck for
the first ten minutes of the final half
Then C. L. took command.
Line-Up and Summary.
Goth Ini Positions John's
Evening star., 1920-02-22
McQuillan Moves Again.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, February 21-
George McQuillan, a former National
League pitcher, Svas sold today by the
Kansas City American Association
team to the Columbus club of the
same league.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
MeBRIpE,s RETURN GRATIFYING TO FANS.

ball will be received Win
qualification by local patrons OF the game VINO nave ha s
coach no longer
short for than lew games
doesn't tricks IN
the happy faculty OF beng able TO pat
youngsters VINO aspire
berhs third base will keep Mac busy
Capital occasion for the PoSsoht
of will OF the tod
possible Charity That Rice Will be on inc oo
executed document already mad
Next Johnson Sam the most valuable member OF h ts
beyond all
will With Shaw is simply question OF getting all ne
Shanks least can De
be at
he will need all the training IS pos
Pitbugher always reports way
doubted if either Schach Davenport
anywhere
they months with the Grtmen and
back little
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Penn State at It.

PHILADELPHIA, February 21.-
The University of Pennsylvania de-
'feated Cornell tonight in an Inter-
collegiate Basket Ball League game,
"a to 12. y
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Crimson Wins on Ice.

PHILADELPHIA. February 21.-
Harvard defeated Yale, to O. in a
hockey game here tonight
Evening star., 1920-02-22
Notre Dame Loses on Track.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, February 21.-
Wisconsin defeated Notre Dame in a
Euaak track inset here today. 4S to 3S-
Evening star., 1920-02-22

Court goals-Ia Fountain G), Seipp (3l,
Baynes (5). Gilman %, Hatcher t2), Daly
t2). Free goals-Wilson, out Of ); La Foun-
tain . out of 3: Gilman. out of Z; Boteler
none out of 1. Observation-Disclosures for
Seipp. Underwood for Brecklow. Referee
Mr.. Apple.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

Substitutions-Hopke for Donovan, Murphy
for keenan,. Goals from foor-Kelly az,
Lyons "a. Hopke CD, Dunn %. Glascott %
Danico tJ), Eroehlicks tS). Goals from fouls
Dunn. ] out Of .: Glascott. out of 8; Danico
out of II. Referee-Mr. Schlosser Time
Of halves-20 minutes.