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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MRS. SHOCKS LUNCHEON

MIS-. Paschal Shook was hostess yes
terday at luncheon at the Roebuck
Country club for Mrs. Henry T. Bart
lett of Montgomery, the guest of Mrs.
kirkman Jackson.
The guests included Mrs Bartlett,
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Will Jordan, Mrs
Ross Smith, Mrs. e. w. Barrett, Mrs
Warner Shook and Mrs Felix Drennen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
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Are-Herald Pattern,

The AgetHerald has arranged with
leading fashion designers Of New York
to furnish it's readers a daily fashion
and pattern service. All patterns will
be seam allowing and guaranteed to
fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every
pattern ordered is also guaranteed. You
should order patterns a little In ad-
vance of the time you will need them
as a stock is not kept in Birmingham.
but all orders will be forwarded to the
pattern department in New York for
attention.
Girls Dress-No. $685. The one-piece
slip-on idea so popular this season, il
carried out in this frock, No. 1899. Thu
front panel is the interesting feature, TO
it is cut in one with the wide sash.
The Girls Dress, No. 1899, is cut in size
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
WEDDING PLANS CHANGED

The marriage of Miss Meta Nathurst
and Mr.. Emil Paul Eulenstein of New
York city, which was to have taken
place Monday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H.
Burt in Gadsden, will be celebrated
instead at the Church of the Holy
Comforter in Gadsden Monday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MRS. Redo
LUNCHEON HOSTESC

Mrs. w. P. Redd will entertain at a
luncheon at the Southern club satur-
day in honor Of Mrs. Henry T. Bart
lett and Mrs. James Pinckney of Mont
gomery, guests of Mrs. Kirkman Jack
son.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MRS. PARKER,S LUNCHEON


Mrs. John NJ. Parker entertained yes
terday at a delightful buffet luncheon
at her home for Miss Margaret Nell
son bride of next month, Mrs. Prince
EeBardeleben and Mrs. John Adams,
Jr
Tho guests included the members of
Miss Nelson's wedding party with a
few other friends.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
CALLED MEETING OF CLUB

Mrs. W. H. StOckham, president Of
the Edgewood club, calls a meeting
for this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
public library as there Is business of
Importance to be brought forward
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
SATURDAY EVENING DANCES

| The Saturday evening dances at the
Civic Association will be continued this
week. One of the souths best orches-
tras will be the musical feature
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MISS MORTON
PRESENTS PITpTI G


| Miss Hattie Morton announces that
the expression classes of the Margaret
Allen school will present very at
tractive programme this evening under
the direction OF Miss Ada Lewis.
| Everybody is cordially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tho Birmingham chapter, O. r. s.,
will hold Its regular meeting this evening
at o'clock at the Masonic temple. The
grand worthy matron and patron Of the
state OF Alabama will make an official
report to the chapter and = large at
tendance Is expected.
NJ
The Confederate Veterans will meet to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock at the Young
Mems Christian association.
The kenilworth club will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs. H. Howell at the home
Of MIS- w. c. Berney. LBS Twelfth street,
south.
Tho Fenelon club will meet this after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock with Mrs. e. L. Mar
TIN. zl4 Tenth avenue. south. There will
be an election of officers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
STRAUSS-SAKS
WEDDING INVITATIONS

Handsomely engraved invitations
have been sent to friends reading: Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Saks request the honor
of your presence at the marriage OF
their daughter, Eleonore Isabel, to Mr..
L. Morris Strauss, on Thursday. June
2. at $3.50 in the evening at Temple
Emanuel, Birmingham, Ala A card
inclosed states: Mr.. aand Mrs. Louis
Saks request the presence of your COM
pany on Thursday, June 2 at o'clock.
kindly send response to 22o1 Highland
avenue"
DINNER HOSTS
Mr.. Hugh l.. Nathurst and Mr.. A. r.
Clark entertained at dinner last eve
ming at the Tutwiler for Mr. Emil
Paul Eulenstein, whose marriage to
Miss Meta Nathurst will be an event
of Monday evening in Gadsden.
The guests included the men of the
Eulenstein -Nathurst bridal party.
MRS. LEWIS TEA
Mrs. Ben Levy entertained yesterday
at a tea complimentlng Miss E1eonore
Saks, a charming bride-to-be.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MISS HAMRICK IN RECTTAT.

Abigail Crawford presents Miss
Helen Hamrick In piano recital, as
sisted by Miss Evelyn Going, soprano,
this evening at Sis o'clock at Cable
hall.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20
MISS SMITH CIIIR HOSTESS

| Miss Ella Lee Smith will be hostess
to the IEtude de Art club this after
| noon at 2:30 o'clock at the Country
club.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-20

she will be the guest Of friends through
juno week.
Miss Alkaline Dortch OF Gadsden Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Forman.
Mrs. Sterling Wood il the guest Of
Mrs. Jack Montgomery in Tuscaloosa
Mrs. J. r. Penney and Miss Carol PEN
ney have returned from visit to friends
in Huntsville
|
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. walker have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Alex
ander City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pinckard of
Montgomery will arrive today to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kirkman
jackson,
Mrs. H. c. Akin Of Philadelphia is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Knox Fleming.
for few days
Miss Ruth Allen. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. l.. L. Stephenson, has left
for visit to friends in Savannah.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
SlpenSptae

Die StraBcn lnlercr Stoot crDals
ten jett luieocr ctpoS IlifmcrfIomfeit
bon icitCns uniereS StoOtrotbS uno
mcroen 3. 3. grnoirt uuo nit @rauel
bcfobrcn. Alld) Der Ibfou aus oen
Sire Clan Miucn miro our 8erbelle.
run9 Der StraBcn beruubt, oa8 etu
ousec5ci6netcS HOuObou bacterial
bil6et.
County Anlpolt S. ". Sensleg,
meldcr ernitlid) ertrantt mar, bot
Iif crfrculi6er 8ciic miebcr erbolt.
0as OpenSoile goicbnl Eeam
bciicgtc lcttcn Sonntog NaS ytelp
&aucu Seonl, bel einem 8ettIptele
nit 5 Su 3 Sums.
8ictor 8uIdntom unO SRI. Sua
@i6ion pltr0en OIL Gonuer8tog Ieb'
ter ISOLDE ourd Baltor al6erSmertb,
BON Der biciigcn cuongl, &irtc, sc
trmlt. @err 8ul6mann lit Elm Sobn
6es pcrit. Geo. 9uI6nlmn Don
OmenSuiQc uno Die 8rallt cine God.
fer bon Sarriion @ibion bon glanO.
Gus jltnQc Gbcpaur, Dem mir unIercn
bcr6lihitcn @IiidluunI6 ultbicter,
miro in OncnoDile pubnen, no Scrr
Wri6nram eirr &lupclier. @cldNIt be-
iist.
Scnnefc 4 S6ocning, ltnicrc Stcb'
bGnolcr, mnren i'm iiiolidcn Gbcile
0c3 GollntpS ullt Sieb a%ui5utullfcn.
Or. ". s. 8oo6S lit Don Roie'
blO nad OmcnsoiIlc iibcriieOelt.
ScnrD &ebr bat lcine 6orm, 5lpet
Mcilcn flo pcitli6 bon OmcnSbille,
pertauidt gcgcn Die 6orn Ocs 8reo
&rortic an Der 0rp Sort,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

id,ien ais Oh sic Submit uro Slid
Il,dler ollc na6 Dem @eltcn glngcn,
rn0 Die Sec pergeiicn Wuroe.
gSidt s1 perseiien lit Der oanlob'
Iid,c llebereung bon Sol5 gu @iIen'
iGiffen, 81 elmer nclten 9allart, Die
9lu1crifa 0oltal8 nid)t tnlItanoe mar
ait cntruideln sic aber England ans
bclltete.
Nclltc, unh so Sobrcn, bat Nl1e,
rita sum 5lpcitcn O'ol cine @onoclSs
marine; ca lit micbcr u%nobbol1gt9 our
Scc, bat ruieOcr oen @Ciit uno OoS
Scr3 fir Die Secfa6rt.
Ger &8cItfricg uno Die cnormc
@crniftlrng GlrOpGiider 06ifte, ooS
&cridminocn 9cutIdlonOS ais Gee
modt fam bier nllr erwdbnt perb5ll.
9(ltdb mir cine fltr5c ltn51lallglid)e
@rm1bmn0 fam pom Der altBerora
ocntlidcn @ctGtiglulg Glmerifa8 i'll
| ShiffSbolt nod icinem Gintrttt IN
Den &ricg qcmudt merOcn. "S6ifte,
Sdiffc unO nod mebr S6iffc" mar
hos 2oIunQSlport, Ger Ocr5lpeifcltc
NOti6rci. 0os &ciultot mar, oob
$3.50 uniercr Armee auf onleriforlt'
idcn 5diffen Oas Meer freft5tcn.
3il jcner 3cit wurOe boS erIte Dor
fllr3cn gcbiloctc Sdiffsont Der Ser,
cinigtcn Stooten bealtftragt, Die telte
Glotte 5lt b~ouObnbcL Ole gebalt ipor'
orn mar, Inn elmer NotIage ob5ubel'
fen.
Iltd in SrieOens5citcn lcitct nm
DieIes S6iffsount nit Siilfe pribater
56iffsgeieGi6nftcn Die Sanoelsflot'
tc, Die sic groBtc III Der 8elt it, Die
jc unter elmer 2eitilng tuar uno aus
gcriiItet lit, Oer 8eltfrieoen otlrdl
einen perme6rten Sanbclsocrfebr gu
f0roern.
Imertfa bari ME uergeiIen, Dab
cine Itarfe SanoclSflottc CUR font
mcr5ieQcn Gntmidelung nn6 gum
miGitGriiden Sdltb n%otluenotg 1T.
4merifu muB imlner oaran 0en'
ten, Dab onlerifonilde S6iffc pieoer
olf oen 8cltmeere fabren ltnb bof
fic iid ooro,tf beboi,pten miiiien.
2yn ieocm omerifoniiden Seim.
auf jeber amerifoniifer 6orm, in
jebcrn omerifmiiden @eIddftsbous
je0cln amcrifonii6en @ciit uno Seri
muB sic 2oiirtg laitten: "Sranspor'
tierc itnD rciie nit omerifonii6en
Shiffeu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Charles Speus mnf bGnscn.

@ouDcrncllr &poe bat Dem CHARLES
SocoD tcincn Iufidltb gepobrt Ino
mtr0 0icier bcitte III Union, NO, &C.
b1nqt merocr. Gr un0 Sohn Gdr'
rolf 6oben nGlulid int HoDembcr leB'
fen HSabreS ocn @uroqcbeIiber Ben.
Sdoluc 5u Berger IN fnltbliltiger
@eijc nicoergei6ulleu. geioe muir
Ocn 3ltrt Eooe ourd hen Strang uer'
urtbcilt uno Die Sinridtltng altI Den
~. allsltit feItgeictt. @oub. Sooe
~gepGbrtc Carroll cinen GllfIdlb bon
80 Tagcll, neil 8eamte Der Inert'
con 2egion oorum baterL I'M @ele.
gcnbeit au 6obctt, Den @eiItcs5uItano
oes Carroll unteriitden 5u laiien.
9en @ouDernelir lit cine groBe
8etition bon Romensunteri6rtften
BON 8iirgern bon Berger 5ugelteut
por6erL i'm bitteno, Der Sinridtitn8
bei0er 6tcier toGtbliittger N0rocr
nidts in Den @e9 81 legerr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
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@roBc &rodenbeit berri6t bier lett
bcinobc 10 @ohCn. Sim IA. Sllni
bQttcn mir ci1ten idpcrCn Atc9en Der
bic 6cIoer bcrmilitetc unO icit oieicr
;3cit battcn mir feinen Hegen Der ooS
@roreid) mebr als cin 3oa tief einec.
mei6t bate. 80 Gage bciBcr 8inhe
ltnO groBe Site. @ic inter iolter
&erbGltnilien ollie Scgctation nidi
gon5 obgcitorben lit, .iit ipunocrbar.
Srotoem baben mir iuuucr nod Soft.
mtne 6aB elm bolOigcr &e9cn infer
Corn rctten miro.
Hapmonb Soft lit bon ct. Gouis.
100 CT bel Der Chevrolet Wotor So.
beidGfti9t mar, in feline 6ieiigc Sci.
nrotb 5lirilfgefebrt.
Srarl y. 6. Soluaro utto &inoer
noren letter SonlStag unb Son,toq
in 8olbert un0 Champion Gitp alli
8cil6 bel 8erluan6tcn.
VI. g. 9angenber9, Wonoger oes
Sormer 8ieboerianb.G CLUBS, periano.
te lesten 0ienstag bon &oiebuo o,ts
cine Garlaounq 8icb nod ct. 2ouis
6rall Ibolpb 8reoeboeft uro gr.
min WeDer, bon Mnlo, bcfinoen lid
bier bel 8efannten altf 8eiud.
$. &. IDe urlo @attin, bon ct
Bouts, mcilen gegeniuGrtig bier ole
@aIte Der SomiIie 8. $. Seibbrinf.
5rlS. Bertha 1inb Winnic Soft.
miami reiIten lette ISOLDE nod ct
Souis Inn bort 8ienIt 5u nebrnen,
Or. W. $4,000 lno Satin, Dor
ct. Souis, iin6 3. 3. bier altf Sc
in6 bel bem 8ater Der Sron @oob.
Sermann Seiobrtnf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
~CHAUTAUQUA

HAVE YOU SHIFTED GEARS
In applying your efforts to your opportunl-
ties? Robt. L. Finch has a high powered lee
ture with a punch entitled Shifting Gears" that
makes you laugh and then think.
DO WE WANT OLsHEvIsM-.
Is it lust a "scare' or is it of concern?
Homer C. Boblitt saw Red Russia first hand.
A dynamic address so you understand.
READING CHARACTER AT SIGHT
Morton M. Newcomb, the noted character
analyst and Efficiency Expert is coming to tell
how he picked employees for more than 600 big
business firms of the West.
OTHER FEATURES
The Delphians, -four winsome singers and
players; the Joymakers Trio-a male organiza-
ton of joy wizards; Brown-Williams Entertainers
with music and joy of a new kind; and a Mother
Goose Party" by the junior folks.
to a., 1921
L, PLUS WAR TAX.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
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6rIs. 5ulio Saienbef uno @tbel
9Serris, meI6c mebrerc @od)en bier
u11f 8eiud bel Is. SoIenbef trto
Somilie pcrmciltem iinb lebtCn
Sonntog micbcr noA CHM 5ltrild9e.
tebri.
Or. s. q. @nloc mar lcBte Mp6c
gum 8eiu6 ieiner ScrmanNtcn IN
Scffcrion Gitp,
S. +. Sberg ulO 6omitic reiiten
lebten Mtontog nuh Orforo, Jtcbr.,
I'm bortigcn Scrrponoten cinen Be
iut ob3uitatten. 9ielclben unters
robmen sic 9tetic in ibrem A1tomo'
bill.
VI g. Miler befleioCt 5. 3. cine
GlerfItelIe bel Ser bieiigeu Sap Mcre
tantile 90.
syyobn Scbu l1rO ociien Wdtttcr,
@ittmc 6rib Scba, trntclt lestclt
Sreitog cine Nciie nud Scros uto
GtInboma al.
8roi. 9. .Neincte, bon 9ollono,
Otit).. perbringt 3, 3. cine tur6e
6ericn5cit oabicr bel ietncn GItern,
Boitpr 6. q. Meinefc uno @ottin.
Aua. &ueggc uno 6nnliltc NM
8m. &od truten Icbten Wontag, per
gllttr, einc &ciic nod SreOerid, Ot'
Iabomo oil, no tie Sertuannte uno
| Trcmbc bcilt6en Deroen.
". gB. 9rrletlS uno Satin, bon
Serntanll, bcfinocn ii6 bier gum 8e'
Ilt6 bel oen Gltern Der Srau Sritcns,
Sbep. 9uIfmam itno 8ottin.
Srof. 8. @rteter, bon Dubuque,
Soma, befinoet iid segenpdrtig bier
ais @oIt oes BoItor 2alobn ltno Del
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
len 6antilie.

G6oS. 8ebfine uno 8m. &rllIl
botten leste ISOLDE Die groBcn arlnp'
Grltf$ on ser Mrbeit @rauel altf bte
Roa0s 81 fabren. Our9 Oieie groBer
Mptorwogen fam cine 9roBe @taiic
Gropel berbeieei6leppt mer6ert, uni
sluor biuiger oI8 nit 8fcro utO @a.
gen.
DDS rlelle 8obrbaus OeS 6rco
@eltboI5 gebt ictncr SolcnOung cnt.
qcgclr. @ud Gin tteues Iuto Bat
6riB i'd ongeI6nfft, mo unierc
&lurgcnS, Die cine bolOigc Sod)5eit
pcrmltbcn, ll1den hereitS Sic Gltb.
Qlofcn 5uIommen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
FLYING
WINGS!

Imagine! 1t is a new triumph in aviation-One OF the
score of things demonstrated by Montravhle Wood, the famous
American inyentor-the man who invented the torpedo WIN
ears burglar proof banks and nearly 100 other devices. he
brings the gyroscope (wrestle with IT'D, grand opera by wire
less, ultra violet ray-in all 1000 pounds of apparatus-the
fourth night of the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Scr Seirotbsbermittler bdlt cine
.Srci6oitt," no oas minoeruertige
Sleifd on Sen Wonn gebradt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Iteine uIip. aus @ranit uno Wor'
NOR; e~benfols ginfaiiungen fir
@raber ODER Sonilienpldbe. StetS
cine grobe ausmabG fertigcr 0tortlt'
mente on San6. ghtr Dos bette
bacterial miro sebroudt. Sretle
niebrig ltnb 3ufrieoenbeit garantirt'
S9u6 Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

8as Dos &ino ouf Der StroBe
ipridt, bat oes 8atcrs ooer Ser @1tt.
ter @eiidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Our GrfIarung: Die critic 5mei 3ublcnipotcn imo OoS &olm ilber
Die 6ruge Oh cine Gonittrionee Contention 5r Rebifon Der Staots.
berfninmg abgeboten merOen iOu.
Die ibri9en 3oben iib sic Stimnen Die fr ober 9egen ole orei
gmenOcuentS sur StoatS. GerfnHung obgegcbcn mur0en. /. Iren0enrut
mcldps 6rauen beredti9t fir GficntIife Icntcr crpGbIt Sn mer6cn. 9
ENHANCEMENT, iuetdeS bciimnt BOB Die 3nicn mi Ole StroBenbonhS
bs NutoG3enieu beItrnten iucrOcn ioncn. 3. ENHANCEMENT, onS ir
Die SuI0oten chen Bonus BON ~$15000,O00 borcht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

SCREAMING, ROARING COMEDY
"The Bubble" that popular Louis Mann
comedy which rocked the sides of New Workers
and Chicagoans for fifty solid weeks. 1t simply
bubbles over with laughs! Don't come unless
you're prepared to laugh yourself to death! A
high class cast-3rd night of Chautauqua.
NOTABLE MUSICAL ARTISTS
The Premier Artists numbering such head
liners as Elsa Kressmann, soprano; Viola Ellis,
contralto; Joseph Andrews, tenor; J. Carroll
Ault, basso; and Thelma Marty, accompanied.
Songs the people love to hear, brilliantly rem
Observation-Disclosures stage settings-last night OF
Chautauqua.
WITTY STORIES
And representations by Edna Means, a re-
view of faces you see in "a Passing Crowd" by
one of Lyceum's most charming, most compell-
ing, most popular artists.
AUGUST 2
ONLY $500 FOR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Gin Batter foitct mebr aIs apei
&inoer.
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Sit mein announcement abgcs
laufen USer lauft
es al
i'm Nnsnit

80 frage iid ieber, Der ieinc
3eit1,ng bur6 sic BoIt er6GIt.
Ser I0reb5ettel gibt gettalt
oll, big gu lpel6cm &onat bas
Announcement be6obIt lit. I'm
cine llnterbre6ung in Der gu.
ienonng Ser 8eitltng 5lt ncr1nei.
; Den, criuden mir Inn promtpte
ginienbung bes Announcements.
9etrages. 9ie fortmabreno Itet.
) gcnoen &usgaben I'M 3eitnngs.
; qeIddft, Dor alien Die uner.
: i6wingIiden 8apierpreiie, be-
+ oineen Ole prompte 3ablung al.
ler Ibonnenteneeloer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
HAMMER SHADES
CHRTSTIANO IN
10 ROUND BOUT

PEORIA. Ill, Dec. 16.--In an eight
round bout which Wed in interest with
Ever Hammer victory in the feature
Pat Walsh of Indianapolis while him
seld out scored technical knock out
over Jack Phillips OF Cuba. ILL.,. as the
bell sounded starting the fifth round
Phillips eyes were both closed and his
seconds tossed the towel into the ring.
u develogSd that Walsh also was out,
as he had 70 be carried from the ring
after the bout had been awarded him..
Ever Hammer Of Chicago earned a
shade over Bud Christieno of Buffalo
in ten round bout hero last night, ac-
cordinr TO newsps per men. Hammer
took lead q she early rounds and
finished strong in the tenth. Chris
tiano's best round was the ninth, in
which lie rocked Hammer with a
shower Of rights @nd letts 80 the head
and hc4v
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
MUST GIVE
Up TOOTH

NEW YORK. Doc. 1B.-The Benevoi-
emf and Protective Order of Elks has
been asked by the American Game
Protective Association TO forbid its
members wearing eIks' teeth as eqnb-
ierns The request was made in
resolution adopted after photographs
had been shown picturing elks shot
for their teeth alone. with never any
use made of their flesh or hides. The
resolution suggested that Elks be en-
liEhtened regarding "wanton destruc-
tion of elks for the sole purpose of OBJ
tanning their teeth for use as orna-
ments by members of the order" and
that G. ban on their use be provided In
the form Of = constitutional amend
ment adopted at the next Grand Lodge
convention. It also was announced
that there had been organized and
allied with 1t the American Gamekeep-
ers' Association, ito sell game keeping
to the state and individuals who would
be benefited by it Speakers explain
ed that the new organizot ton had moth
ing TO do with labor unionism, wages
or hours.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
PAL MOORE HAS
BEST Of CHAMP
IN LIVELY SCRAP

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Dec. 1s.-Pai
Moore, Chicago bantamweig ht, won the
popular decision over Johnny Buff.
king OF the us Founders. before the
National Athletic club here last night
It was q case of a boxer with a
clownish style milling winning the
verdict over a fighter and puncher.
The champion tried at all times to
land effectively with left and right
swings and uppercuts. but Pal always
managed to get out of harms way.
In the third round the champion
planted a solid left on Pals jaw. and
the Chicago boy was sent rceiing back
ward. He recovered in a second and
tore In fighting again. In the ninth
round Pal evened the score by sending
the champion against tho ropes with
a hard left uppercut. On other occa-
sions each landed singing head ana
body blows, but when they left the
ring neither showed any signs OF the
hard battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
BULLDOGS TRIM
SUPREMES. 1910

The Canton Bulldogs vvaIloped the
Morris snpremes. 10 TO .. at Dexter Pa
vflton last night I'm the frst mid-week
football game OF the season The
crowd Was a disappointment TO the
promoters. the game attracting only
soc spectators.
After the teams had both gone score
less In che first half. the Bulldogs cut
loose with their heavy artillery in the
third duertsr and put over two touch
downr. ana TO mako sure of their VIC
tory added another I'm the rnai period.
The ninety yard run OF pie" Way
for a touchdown in the third session
and the Ersund gaining OF FulIback
Falcon featured the attack OF the Bull
dogs. Way ran ninety yards through
tha entire Norris team sor his touch
down, while Falcon put over both OF
he ether two counters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
SPORTING NEWS
OBJECTS To y
TITLE CLAIM
Of G0PHERS

The sporting editor of The Times has
received the following article:
sporting EGllor--dy attention has
been called so TIE articles In your pa
Ders - the effect that The East Chica-
sc Gephers have won the middleweight
cup. and thst the E-lllmans have avoid
ed The ssophers all season. May not
ask se1 80 print this communica tion,
70 correct the erroneous impr ession
your articies may have left In the
minds % ycuY readers2 Tho champion
sA1p cup has not been awarded. and
Che tophers are not yet middlewetsht
champioIs Mother has Pullman lodged
ihe Gopners and are willing to play
them a, any time. but have not cared
- play at East Chicago or Gary, as
Ssslred by the Gophegs as II would
not draw financially. and a game in
Chicago either on our home ground or
neutral grounds. would be tremend-
Gus drawing GARD. Our proposition,
however, docs Sot seem to have APP
pealed TO the Gophers, as they have
not seen fit TO aErange : game.
We want It understood that the Pull
mans fear 10 team in the niddleggei yht
Division. and arc ready and willing to
play the Gophers at Dexter Park Pa
vilion any time. The weather is rel
ly too uncertain at this late date to
arrange an outdoor agne. Pullrnans
have won ten games without being
scored upon. Gophers also claim to
be undsfeated. but believe they lost
TO the Corneiis.
IL you will publish this IL will be ap-
cEeciatec by the Pullman 4. c.
Yours very truly,
RACINE THOMPSON,
Publicity Manager, Pullman A. G.
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willis Mayer and LAcornbe did superb
guarding. kalinA was way OF form
making only one basket. The SCORE
at the end Of the drst half was 9 20 ;
in favor OF the vfsitors. Finally Rem
ert made . basket end MCCARTHY made
= pretty shot and free throw. put
ting the game on Toe. Tia C0IurnbtA's
tried hard but the timers whistle put
an end to their snorts. The Pirates
want more Sarnes from teans exsrau-
Ing las lbs, vor Eamss OAii sss1 and
ask tor Dave. Score;
PIRATES.
y p. r. T.
Nsanef<s II. .~.--.-.........1 D
kAlina. n .......i 0 O O
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
pePauw Basketball Team
Beats Notre Dame, 81 81

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Dec. i6.-De
Pauw universitys basketball team
handed Notre Dame a jolt in the open
ing game here last night. 81 to 21.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
PIRATES WIN
FROM GAG.

AZ haywood gym. the Hammond
Pirates defeated the Columbia A. O..
IL to IL. It was a hotly contested
game ana although the visitors had
tho services Of Brooks OF the Sratenas,
thav couldn't beat the locals. Rein
ert ana MCCARTHY were the offensive
starts making long and difficult shots
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions OF boxing Representatives
are:
1t Milwaukee-Pal Moore beat Johnnl
Bun (1ol; Joe lawson beat John
ny Drumnie (e); Eddie Thatchs
beat Joe Dempsey (s): Peter John
Son beat Harry Schuster "a.
At Peoria--Ever Hammer beat Bui
Christiano 40: Pat Walsh stop.
ped Jack Phillips go.
At Youngstown--Jack Perry beat Jim.
my James (i0).
At Wausau. Wis .-Matty Smith stop.
ped Fred Nelson "a.