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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-05

WE START YOU in the candy bust
ness at home, small room, or any
where; everything furnished; earn sac
weekly, up: men. women: experience
unnecessary: advertise candy. Send
self addressed stamped envelope for
free particulars. Candymakers Co,
S. 18th St, Philadelphia. Pa. 2bb
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-05

SEVERAL women for housework in
city; good wages. Guarantee Employ
ment Office, Al y. Second street. Phone
1880. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Wanted

To buy a blacksmith outfit at a bar.
gain Phone 1909 k
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-05

HOME work; $40 weekly. up: expert
ence unnecessary; everything fur
nished. Send self addressed stamped
envelope for free particulars. Candy
makers Co. 5 s 18th St. Philadelphia.
Pa. 2bb
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-05

WANTED-Two young ladies'; must
know something of an automobile and
be able to drive a car. This is real
work. but pleasant; good chance for
advancement to young ladies who will
work, attend to business and who ara
willing to wear neat costume: salary
$50 to start. Write, giving complete
details as to past experience. appear
ance, etc. Do not answer if you are
particular as to kind of work YOU do
Address p. o. Box $50
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
{. c. CLUB TO
PLAY COMETS

The fast East Chicago Club basket
ball squad will take on the North End
Comets Of Hammond next Saturday
evening at the Mckinley gymnasium
IN East Chicago, Another team had
been scheduled to appear but the
match was cancelled at a late hour
Thursday night. The Comets are an
organization Of high school stars ana
have beaten a number of strong teams
IN the region. They have quite a fol-
lowing Of admirers in Hammond. who
viii be on hand to see their favorites
try conclusions with the club five.
The East Chicago boys are gaining
steadily in popularity as wei as IN
skin and speed. The city has never
before been able to boast Of team or
the calibre Of the club .tossers. The
town as a whole is awakened to the
fact that an aggregation OF real
promise is being developed and the
people are taking proprietary inter-
est similar to the personal feeling
Whiting holds toward the Owls. The
gallery viii be well filled 20 greet INC
Hammond lads. Two good light weight
teams will put on the curtain raiser
commencing at 1880 p. N.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
HAMMOND
AND EMERSON
MEET TONIGHT
BIZ IRVING cHAYKEN.

All aboard for Gary. That cry viii
ring out loud and strong about $50
Q. m. today and crowd OF loyal Ham
mond high school students. alumni
and the entire Hammond faculty are
going to hit the trail over the Gary
Interurban line fer the steel City. Re,
gardless OF the fact that Coach Hess
men have not been so successful thl@9
season from the viewpoint OF the
games won and regardless OF the tacq
that ia tonights contest with EI1sl9
son two Of it's star performers VAL qe
missing, the hundreds who are goiq <
with the local team VIII be satisfied
plenty II the purple and white ceFgf'rs
can snatch a victory from the Gr3ck
Emerson five.
Coach Hess men viii start the con
test in a crippled condition In several
positions, but that Will not tmpaiE the
confidence OF those who are 10 start
the contest. The locals while not Civ
en- chance to win VIII surprfse ITS
many critics by their wNonderfulJhght-
ing spirit.
Down in Gary Coach. Erickson, the
Emerson wizard, has been working
hard all week 70 get hislpiayers ready
for the heated game, the Gary mentor
realizes that Hammond will be all
keyed up for the battle and lconse-
auentiy he has done his best TO see
that the combination which he sends
in at ten start viii be the five Go de-
liver the goods. Erickson tried out
his winning team last night wl4cn
consisted Of Frank Sibly at center.
0uinlan and Sibley at the forward po-
sitions and Wood and Johnson get
ting the guard scbs.
The Hammond lineup for this even
ing's game Is big mystery and even
the coach himself has not DECIDED as
10 whom he may start. Andy Evans
no has been playing every position
on the team this season VIII probably
attempt to work at cente1 with
Shanks and Dolton at the forward
stands and the Nichols Eggers com
bination to do the guarding.
The high school Second team viii
meet the Gary seconds IN q curtain
raiser and the local youngsters VIII
have their hands full as the Gary
stringers are considered to be the best
at their weight. Saturday evening" the
high school viii step out again lthiv
time with the Gary Froebel five as OPP
ponents. The Irving school gym VIII
be packed as the visitors are going to
bring over 200 rocters with them. The
game tonight win or lose viii give
the purple and white talent a needed
worwkout which win come in handy
Tor tomorrow's game. While both CON
tests with the Gary teams do not count
far as the state championship goes
the locals are anxious to win and AM
even break with Jack Gilrcy's trained
10 the minute teams will he hiehlv ac-
ceptable by all conceived.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
WILLARD
CAN HAVE
THE FIGHT
By JACK vEIOCK

lSTAFF CORRESPONDENT :. n SERVICE
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-~If Jess VII
lard wants a chance at Jack Demp-
sey's title ne can have a match within
the next sixty u seven days"
Jack kearus, manager of the cham
pion, made this announcement today
in answer to Wizards recent state
ment regarding the postponing OF
their st, Parrick's day bout at Madi-
son Square Garden.
7 viii post a forfeit OF $4,000 for
a match between Willard and Demp-
sey." Kearns continued. and VIII
guarantee Willard $4,000 for his end
providing ao Will post $4,000 to 90
through with the match.
Dempsey was. rot the one who took
a run out powder and there Is stii
plenty OF time fer the staging of this
match. Under our contract with the
promoters OF the Carpenter bout. We
still have Sky or seventy days III
which to meet willard
IF Jess doesn't want the match
within that length of time he VIII
have to waft until after Dempsey
meets Carpenter
Kearns added that he viii Sign with
Jess for a bout at any place and for
any promoter VINO wants the match.
He reiterated a previous statement to
the effect that sac failure Of WiIlar
to return TO New York for a confer
ence was the reason for the falling
through Of the ST. Patricks day date.
Il want to say emphaticauy,'
Kearns continued. that the champion
is ready at any time TO sign to meet
Willard or anybody else We do not
fear Willard. l believe Dempsey
would beat him again as quickly as he
did at Toledo .
Willard is quoted to the effect that
he stands ready o post g. forfeit, Let
him put it up I'll put up $4,000 TO
guarantee that we VIII go through
with our end OF it,"
Regarding Deppsey's contemplated
trip to Europe. Kearns said that he is
considering several offers, one received
yesterday from Il. B Marinelu. Ltd.
a theatrical exchange. for a tour OF
Europe. A representative Of the com
pany made Kearns a proposition that
looks attractive and If he accents IL
Dempsey viii sail from New YORK
within short time TO start his tour
on the other side about March Z.
The status of The Dempsey-Carpen-
tier match, Kearns said. is unchanged
today.
Though Rickard and attorneys for
/ Brady and Cochran are waiting for
Cochran's signed power of attorney 70
| arrive from England before making a
transfer Of all interests to Richard"
Kearns said. T really believe Cochran
Will remain in the match. II Rickard
wants TO 60 ahead alone he can do so
| legally, however"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
HOLSTERS
COP AGAIN
ESPECIAL 10 NE TIMEs

WHITING. Ind. Feb. lS,-1n a fast
game Of basketball at the Franklin
gym the Hoosier club OF Whiting tri-
-umphed over the Tri NIu Club Of Rob
ertsdale by the cne-sided score OF 40
to Il. The Hoosiers outclassed the
Tri Mus in every phase Of the game,
and at no time did the Robertsdale
lads have q look in. The Tri MUS
started off with a rush and d field
goal by Holman pat them out in front
Dufano of the Hoosiers soon evened
the count and hen Gamer tossed
couple of ringers The Hoosiers then
held the lead throughout Clever
team work ana excellent basket shoot
ing helped materially in bringing
abou the downfall in the Tri Mus.
The team worked as machine and
by playing a short passing game the
Hoosiers had an offense that could not
be stopped. Gamer. with ten baskets
was the leading point getter Sew
eral of his baskets were made from
difficult angles Etter did not play
his usual steady game. he only ac-
cumuIatiug two baskets in the forty
minute fray. but he did some nice
passing and fed the BAH to Blnner who
made the majority Of the points,
Captain Goldriok came through with
flying colors. besides making four
baskets he played an alright defen-
sive game. DufaIlo making his first
appearance with teh Oil city lads
played a bang Up game and he GER
tainly deserves q lot of credit Meek
was like a stone wall TO the Tri Mus.
they simply could not make baskets
while he was within reach OF them.
Homan and P. Stanton played stellar
offensive games tor the Tri Mus while
Binhammer starred on the defense.
The HOLSTERS are angling for anoth
er game with the All Saints who now
claim the lis pound championship OF
Lake county. The Hoosiers have won
one game out ~ three. but as two O.
the games were played on the Al'
Saints floor they feel that they are
entitled to & crack at them either on
the home floor or on a neutral one.
All Saints please take notice Score:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
ALL SAINTS
PLAY ST. JOE
BY v. II. BOYLE.

All Saints a. c. viii play the St.
Joseph A. c. Tuesday night, Feb. -.
1t p. m. This IS expected to be one
Of the best games ever played at the
All Saints gym. If All Saints keep
their pep in going it win be hard /
stop them. In the recent games VII
Notre Dame they got 10 points befo.s
Notre Dame got one then in the game
with South Chicago in the third
quarter Ali Saints were ahead by one
point, but came pack strong and rang
up seven baskets before they were
stopped. If they keep this up St. Joe
VIII have 4 hard task on hand
All Saints seconds VIII play Went.
worth II. s. as a curtainrafser. TINS
viii make the second time these teams
met. All Saints winning the first
game. q to 1o. Ali saints won l..
gsmes and lost one. The Hoosier Cluo
was the only team that defeated All
saints and the All Saints took two
cares out Of three from the Hoosiers
TAO fret game VIII start at 1850 shar..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
REST OF THE SPORTS

Entries closed yesterday for tn.
Los Angeles auto sprint title. to be
held next Wednesday,. Nine noted
drivers are entered.
Deighan. Louisville American Asso-
citation club catcher. who failed to re-
port last season. has been transferred
10 the Mobile team.
Vernon spenc the Toronto out
fielder who went to the Giants last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
INDIANA
BOXING
BILL K. cd

INDIANAPOLIS. FEB. 1s,-At the
session Of the Indiana state Legisla-
ture here yesterday the House by 81
to 81 vote killed the Sherwood boxing
commission bill which would have
legalized ffteen-round bouts in Ind
ana. The vote was the result Of a Bit
ter fight in which the measure was
supported by American Legion off,
Gals and opposed by various reform
organizations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
TWO MORE SCALPS
FOR ALL SAINTS A. G.

The All Saints A. G, again proved to
their admirers their ability at basket
ball by debating the fast stone Roller
A. c. OF South Chicago by the score OF
81 to "a. One Of the best exhibitions
of dribbling eye- seen on local floor
was shown by the O'Connell brothers
who had the art OF dribbling master
ed to perfection. The All Saints 10
pcung team won the curtain-raiser
from the Black Hawks who were re-
enforced by two players from the Pr
a*es Score:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
NOTRE DAME FIVE
DEFEATED. "a 20

OMAHA, Neb, Feb 1s.-In a fast
game last night Creighton university
basketball team won over the Notrs
Dame squad. rs to co. The work Of
Capt Charlie Kearney Of Creighton
was the bright Fart Of the game. Ho
scored twelve ol Crelghton's points.
Capt. Mehre ana Eddie Anderson were
the stars for Eotre Dame.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
S P o z T S

, in - 15-round decision bout at Madi-
son Square Garden.
a,ar.ln, who towers 6 feet . inc1os
in height and ma sa reputation as q
terrific hitter must whip Brennant d.
,teisively if he hopes to get a chance at
dempsey within the coming eign;
llnonths or so. lie is confident OF his
inability to do so Brennan VIII enter
Fthe ring favorite in the betting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18

". Boyle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18

year has sent IN his contarct Tor the
coming season.
George Hallas. former 1nini star,
has been named director Of the Sta
legs athletic department.
Pitcher Pertica. former Coast
League player, traded to the ST. Louis
Cardinals, viii not play with them. he
asserts, until Branch Hickey promise ;
to pay him what he's worth"
Bert wha1en. Braves pitcher. under
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
Basket Ball Scores

Grand Crossing Specials, 81; Blue IS
land Triangles, 70
Grand Crossing Specials. .; steger
II
La Sale Bantams, Is; East SIDE
Sharks, 14s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
Our Fight Decisions

Martin Judge had the bettar o.
Rowdy Donohue in the eight-rouna
windup, and Tommy HUDSON was laced
by Willie Houck in six rounds 1T
Phfladelphfa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18

went an operation at Los Angels
hospital, which will allow him 10 pla'
this season. He is TO play with tn
Beaumont. Tex, club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
MARTIN WILL
SETTLE 1T TONIGHT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyICE1
NEW YORK, FEB. 1s,-The status
Of Bob Martin, A. z. F. heavyweight
champion, as q contender for Jack
Dempsey's title will be settled here
tonight when he meets Bill Brennan
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29
Steam Laundry

The Steam Laundry does away with the drudgery Of the
wash day in the home Your flat work especially hard
for YOU to handle and especially easy for machinery and
consequently much cheaper Send your laundry to the LanO
laundry New arrangements clean white laundry ana
the price is low.
and ironed for l0c ID.
WET WASH; any household wash will be washed and
sent home wet for you to finish at &c Id.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29
PERTINENT QUERY

"The Walker" writing in recenf
issue Of Rational Living, says
II shall certainly not retain all the
figures and statistical data presented
BY Doctor Warbasse in his course Of
lectures on cooperation delivered At
Columbia University. But cannot
forget the main lesson learned from
him: that cooperation teaches the
people to produce for service and not
for profit; to work willingly together
for purpose; to work for themselves
and not for others; to do things for
themselves and not TO rely upon 9TH
ers - not even on political represen-
tatives; to avoid over-production BY
producing for known markets only.
This is admirable. But may | be par
doned if | ask why the American CO.
operative League is satisfied with
preaching - or nearly SOP Why did
they accomplish comparatively so lit
tie in practice2"
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29
ROSEPINE NOTES

The Pleasant Literary Society gave
their first program Of the season FIR
day afternoon. The recitations, mu-
sic, dialogue and editors paper were
all well rendered.
1893
The school pump has been out Of
order for some time. and it finally
gave out completely. Monday, Mr..
Tuck, our principal, dismissed at two
twenty on account of no water, and
there is to be no school Tuesday or
Wednesday. 1t is hoped that every
thing will be in running order by
Thursday morning.
81 So
The Robert E. Lee Literary Soci-
ETY. will give their first program Oc-
tober the 9TH.
New pupils are entering the high
school nearly every week. There are
over thirty in the eighth grade now.
The high school enrolment numbers
into the seventies, being the largest
attendance our school has ever had.
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Miss Hanley and Miss Hollensworth
were absent few days last week on
account of illness. Miss HanIey's mo.
Their was here visiting during hel
daughters illness.
Mr.. Burgess and Mr.. Williams are
remodeling their homes, which i'm.
provement makes Rosepine more at
tractive, e.
The Kansas City Southern Rail
road has just finished new side-track
in front of the farmers sweet potato
dryer, which will enable more conven-
lent loading this year.
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Harvest time has arrived. Numer.
Gus farmers are digging sweet potatoe.
and making syrup.
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Rev. ]. A. Miller of Manville, Tex.
| is holding meetings every evening a
the new church during this week.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29

Mr.. Fred Mcclure has gone to At
Ianta, Ca, to study at the Atlanta
College of Pharmacy; Mr. James
White left for Baton Rouge to attend
a course Of special chemistry at the
Louisiana University; Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy Cavanaugh have returned
from their vacation which they spent
in Shreveport; Miss Mildred Dunlap
is attending course Of studies at
Brennan College, in Gainesville. Ca;
Mrs. J. M. Taylor has had the pleas
ure Of visit from her son, Mr.. w.