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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
NO TITLE TILTS
FOR MICHIGAN

BENTON HARBoR. Mich. March 8.
Governor Alex J. Groesbeck VIII
prevent title boxing matches in Mich
igan in the future. such as the Demp-
sey-Mis5e Eight here last Labor Day.
according 10 a local pastor. The let
ter, received yesterday was in reply
to the pastors protest against the pro-
posaI 10 bring jock Johnson here Tor
a bout next summer. The Governors
letter said
I have stated to the boxing com
missioner that such fights viii No
longer be tolerated in this state.
propose that both the letter aud the
spirit or the law pertaining TO boxing
exhibitions hereafter will be strictly
observed"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
WHITING SCOUTS
HAVE BOXING
Scout Troops 5 and 6 Put
on 10 Rounds at Com
munity Gym

WHITING, Ind March 5.-Wednes-
day night, the Community Gym was
the sight OF the first junior boxing
show held in Whiting.
IL took the Scout OF Troops 5 and
to open the sport Of boxing TO the
boys OF whiting and to give them a
real exhibition OF IS thrilling round :
Of mitt battling
Pal Moore beat Kslleher KID IN tho
final wind up. gaining four of the six
rounds they were scheduled TO hghS
Speedy foot work and quickness in
landing the left jab plus the right
hook. ability to govern himself and
stand some OF the pile driver blows
given him By him BY his opponent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
n. E. Comets t1S)
George CLANCY Scores
Eleventh Kayo on Droney

BALTIMORE. Nd. March S.-Georga
CLANCY. Baltimore's knockout king'
scored his eleventh consecutive knock
out here last night when he put away
Tim Droney OF Lancaster. Penn, in
the third round Of q scheduled fifteen
round bout, Clancy has taken less
than one hour and half g stop his
last eleven opponents.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

First Photo Of Charlie Chaplins Arrival
in England. Tremendous welcome ten
dered to our film star Charlie Chaplin
upon his arrival in England. Photo shows
the crowd fighting to shake Charlie by
the hand as he arrived at The Ritz Hotel
World Photoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

longs TO- an ancient family OF games
and has developed into Il great variety
italians have the Ginoco della raila,
( INC French ihc Jcu de Paume and the
Germans the BalIsp!cl iIandbail.
court tennis, lawn tcnmis and similar
Eames cf bah are familiar to most
English speaking people Jai-Alai is
more. lik" h%Hdbail and yet is differ
ept ~
ofSail athletic sports none calls
and dtSier!t@ nn Tho part OF the play
er. perh.us. than Jai-Alai.
The game is played IN = Eronton.
. Each one y known by special name.
most important in the world,
The: court or playing ground tCan.
chad fis Il rcctnugie :iO feet long and
10 feet wide paved with cement The
granite blocks, laid with the greatest
care. On the from, wall Grontisl
three marrow strips OF thin metal are
fastened. one parallel 10 the floor,
three feet and three inchcs above ii:
the second. parallel to the first. thir
ty-siH feet higher. The third is a
vertical band connecting the ourr7
ends OF The other tv..
The back wall tpared de rcbOte) is
prov idca with TWO metal strips. laid
In the same position rs the second
The side wall tpared lzduierda) has q
! single horizontal strip running the
entire length OF the court at Il height
OF thirty-ninc feet three inches above
the floor
-, How ~ Tell Foul.
Thesc metal strips limit the space
within which the ball; when in play.
must strik. 10 be considered fair. Any
ball touching amy Of the metal strips.
| or striking The froHt wall below the
! lower strip. or ;he front o. rear walls
OF the three walis above tho upper
| strips. is considered foul. and tho side
guilty OF the fault loses one point
The moor or the cour, is divided
| into equal spaces, or block. twelve
feet wide; indicated by vertical lines
on the side wall. These lines are
front wall 10 the reor At the fourth
and seventh block marks lines arc
drawn across the floor. These line.
| the ball. when served against The
| trout wall al the beginning OF play
must str'ke in ORDER to be fair Oi
Faul, Line and Numher tho Pass
pLine.
As a rule match games are played
between four men--two players to .
side-hut sometimes three men ar,
/ teamed against three. In all cases
the ru.cs and regulations are always
the same: In mates games the
distinguished by the color OF their
| shirts-whjtc aud blue.
At the beginning OF game thu
! toss OF coin determines which team
| shall hrst serve the ball. There
| otter. tho team scoring one poin,
wins the right of serving for tho
next play The side, which FIRST
scores the stipulated numbcr OF
! points-usual!y ~2j or GOWNS the
| game. The names OF the players
III" color TO he worn by each team
and the number of points 10 be played
are conspicuously posted before the
game si.ris. As the game progresses
| the score is kept by an attendant
! III view OF the spectators.
To start the game the server drops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
WASTE MUCH ENERGY
WITH FLAPPlNG GALOSHES
.ant:.OND FOot-Pourd> or Energy
Wasted by Girls. When Tcnr-
Ing Un1urtIcd Ovcrshor>.

CHICAGO. March l2-onc sand a
hnlf million foot pounds OF energy
developed and wasted because they
refuse To buckle 'cm up' Fiappers
ana Gaioshcs are the things rcfl-:ed
to.
These outstanding figures wcrc
brought out By Miss Jessie LLOYD.
daughter Of William iiross Lloyd.
millionaire Socialist, III an. editorial
Ia the paper Of the New Trinr II gh
:noir gaiosn.s.
ii"ic Is the editorial
The latest census shows regis
,'s;;iou OF 80 "a, New Trisr Esti-
mating that nal: are girl. We have
isI." % the feminine gender. VINO
pr rb"bly at one time or arotn"r wear
g&.rsiies.
Now. on the 2a!osh. there are two
r:sr's tina; f:sp-or pair four parts.
Eac' part Gaps distance OF twp
lncH"s every step AMI probably
" ghE al ounce. Therefore NJ cvc-y
STOP one fapper develop. our iuch-
ounces OF "ncrGY
considering That each rlr lives
on the average Of % blocks FROM
2JO feet long aud That the gin tray
cls twc fcci every step: also Tat
each .ig. not "alE goes 10 school
each iay. bui also returns. and that
out Of, 4choo! year of ihirty-clg ht
wc.ltS Of i've and cnc-half dayS half
e TIE daNS ar" considered ~ times
fpT wearing said ga."shcs. we has"
he result 81 I.iSO.iSO foot -pound..
o. oncrSN developed by tho entire
napDcr aggregation Of New Tricr In
ono years. time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
RICHMOND MUSIC LOVERS
TO HEAR FANOUs CHOIR
PauIist Chori-:crs VIII Return 'to
the City Auditorium Daring
First of April.
interest u Richmonds music lover.

Interest Of Richmonds music lovers
IL now ccntersd on nc ronc.rt 10 pc
E'""'' -" at the city Auditorium
most famous organization Of Choir
anons .ner splne OF the Dss, In New
York CITY. vii! BE- heard.
On til. 2j.O00-m mile trim which tho
paulisi choristcrs made dining siX
months Of 1918. /, was often asked
now the. small boys OF ten and eleven
years OF age had secured such po!se
and such a mature appreciation of
their responsibilities. THE answer Is
very simple Whereas many people
fancy that small boys are Inanu:ac-
tured Tor the express nuisance OF
ncighborhood neuroct.cs. 1t is true
that those same small boys can he
made over within a very short pcrlod
into gentlemen with real uanncr
AID AT the same time maintain most
vf the qualities which are character
istic Of small boys.
Life in the ptulisi CRorist.rs soon
changes the perspective OF :. BOY.
win the average boy :; baseball and
a pair of skatss constitute. the chief
purpose in life. With a trained
choris;cr these Instruments OF amiis.-
rnent shortly assume their correct
place In the boys sense OF values.
While rho boys thoroughly enjoy ali
the FASTING Of real boys. they cujoy
equally wei sonasauliing through
l'ach tugu"s and other Intricate coin :
I'~Pii,'-lN t'ISftffst al variance " IN
me hoys psychology Father Finn
has o:t-n said that the Fundamental
step Ia training Il choristcr is first
10 make him u gentleman. 4, is re-
riarkablc To Observe how Som uttcr
tn boy realizes tho intrinsic value OF
washing HIS neck, he takes on facil :
ny and ski in his music.
When the Chicago boys came E.as.
iast summer II was, observed immedi-
atc!S mat there was a wide differ
cnce between. them and the can
diIatcs who had been selected In the
East to bc thcir a6sor!atcB in tho
reconstructed organizations Three
me nths iaioi no '.r niger cuItd
nave pointed out a Chicago hoy
Choir boys are hoys temperamer,aIy
and vocall?. Mentally they arc men.
AT least from The point Of view Of
appr.clatinS rcsppnsibility
FHty OF these boys I've al tho
choir school. which i Libby Castle
on Fort Washington Avenue at over
,yooh Terrace. New York city. New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
MANY KEITH NOVELTIES
ARE BOOKED THIS WEEK
De Luxe Will BE Seen
> by Vaudeville Lovers at
Academy.

Keith attractions OF tile dc luxe
--@!asS make .up the nifty entertain
s-ncnt Manager Charles w. Rex has
. provided for patrons OF. vaudeville
-, tho Academy OF Music for the
week commencing with Che matine.
performance Monday Variety. nov
The two shows This wide range %
diversion is especially noticeable In
INC list OF features with which the
Week opens
Greene and Katherine Parker. u
,rain representing tho smnrtcst
,ypeH man and girl. OF advanced
'huhrville. They have 81 froihy. far
zeal Skit. written for them by James
=. Morton. humorist, actor and play
wright. called ''At tho Depot" Co
itthian Greene inpcrsonates :; pun
Inhn porter and MISS Parker "a
CHORUS girl Jumping 10 the next
A'an1 on her itinerary. The caroun-
tor between. the pair IL said to b. an
"NcruciatinSiy funny hi' OF com ady
playing,
ncnr Charles Leonard Fletcher FOR
many seasons recognized AK - chnr-
'sicr actor Of sterling worth.
,.l"jchcr ~ nov :; permnnent iiyturc
legitimate stage. He h.s y protca n
act entitled AT the Tclcpnon.' IN
which n" Eiv"s series ~ chr-""t"''
roriaryyais In the brief space of
PARTS. running the ramut Of chJr-
avicr .mpcrsoEation.
fanciful frivoiity viii bc cnticin.-
IS "Nempiified IN me act or Hazel
singers and eccentric dancers Of the
'nrppy variety" Tho Polls sisters
NJ" widely known in vaudeville as
Those Ginsorsnap Girlies.
~
hughes Duo. Jack and his sister who
nave prominent place in the new
show, They are artistic performers:
On On ~" vIoitm, plane. snxophon",
apparent In every number rendered
hy tide clever duo.
Further widening the range of va
Eety HE hin affords viii be the Gau-
animal vet. The exhibition is said to
Ii" tho most ingcuiousIy contrirc,i
production OF Ito Kind In the nmliGe-
mont world. Live animals arc tr!"Hc,l
he on+ci " both startling and high
Is amusing
Tho show which co.ncs Thur-da :.
Tor the werk-end - lknwisc rl"h IN
-htpvcltN and COMEDY attractions.
S.rrn nrciiy aud charming kris. wnu
.iu2, dance aud frolic through tho
numerous specially hits OF rcvm".
aDreSr IN an elaborate fcaturt pro-
cramnrd As Ciar"'S Entertainers.
III" girls nre divliHaIIN clever anl
EACH - giNcn npporipnitv COR an
stnrin a!splay Of her talents
Fr'h Elliott. rhav""'r' conc dian
nnd trick musician. VIII auusr WITH
his quaint comedy ard -rot"suue "N-
position az melody .tuh harmony. Thr
Home !:is,crs IN ola aud no. dances.
prorise beautiful ,crns!c1"rea n
numhcr The Morton Jewell Troupe
four raudc artists, wiN contribute. Il
nolauSr of variety .Dnt"rtl lament
ana clor!rC Tho hill wIli bc .hr scn-
S!,iionIl rthlstic 'iNhihition % the
~ culinr" d"mpnrtrators. gyninastz
tud dare devil aCrobata. vino cph q
Neon 'hc European music ,Iallr. New
G,ovics" VIII he 7presentrI " it'll rac y
the Va,iicVilIc Mills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

hC.ADEMYIEo!th ymudcvl!lc.
with program changed Monday and
'Thursday
HiJcC-iIops l!anp;on. in The
Bait" Monday. Tuesday and We'd
noshay. Alice Lake, In Tho Great
- Claim" Thursday, FriGay and
saturday.
BI.uEBIRD-ii Harry Carey. in
'lIearls up;" Monday and Tues
DAY. VIII Rogers. In Cupid and
'hc CowpEncirrr." Wednesday and
Thursday, .''rhe Pony Express"
and Antonio Moreno. IN Tile Yelled
Mystery" Friday ana Saturday.
Notwithstanding Calvert
and Percy Nur:nont. in Dead Men
Tel No ra!eS," all week.
ISIS-Agncs .Ayres. In Forbid
den Fruit" Monday. Tuesday aud
Wednesday; jewel Carmen, in 1.-THE
silver Lining" Thursday. Friday
ard saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

l.JE1C--Mack .Scnnctt.s. ,speeia,.
~ Small Town Tdoi'' all week.
ODEON-Thomas Moirhan. in
The Frontier az the stars" Nom
lay and Tuesday: Mabel Juijennc
scott. IN The juckiands.3 We'd
ncsday: Constance Taltpadge. in
Happiness u Ia Mode" Thirsla?
Conway rca-io. In The Road os
inhibition Friday: vivian Martin
and Fritz l.a!bold. In The Song
Of the Soul" saturday.
REM ddi" roo, In king of
the Circus" Monday; ''Sick Car
ter. Tuesday: Son of Tarzan."
Wednesday: The Golden Trail,'-
Friday; Jack lioxie and Marin
Sais. in "Thunderboit Jack" Sat
urday.
NICToK-Chariic Chaplin. IN
The Kid" Monday and Tuesday;
William :. Hart, in The Testing
Block" Wednesday,: Tom MIN. in
"Descr; Love" Thursday: Juanita
Hansen. in Martyrs of the Ala--
mo- Friday aud Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Film Flashes

Oliver Moresco's comedy. Mary. the
Poor Girl" BIAS been sold through
Willis & Ingiis To Carter de Haven.
and production OF the piece In films
Is already under way under the di-
rectlon OF Lloyd ingraham. who also
directed the other De Haven sue
eesses --."rwin Beds" and The Girl
In the Taxi"
The sympathy Of thousands. viii go
out 10 Charlie Murray. tho Senn.st
comedian. who's. daughter lies critic-
ally III In New York Her condition
c0mpels Murra% TO forexo . trip -
honolulu which hc had planned
After four weeks OF oppeorIns on
the stag: in g production Of "p"nruS,'
~ Los Angeles. Wesl"! Barr has
LETT tho Case to resume his studio
work His place has been taken by
Bcnnie Alexander. who was the child
in Gri!Hth's Hearts OF the World"
The comedy star. Bus."r Keuton.
VIII be connncd to his bed for six
weeks az the rcsuli OF an accident
which tore the liSamcnts or on. Of
his legs.
Mary Pickfo and Douglas Fair
banks have loft their studios behind
10Y Il recreation tour which viii in
Crude points az remote as MEXICO
CITY ana Canada. with vi4i; 10 New
York between.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Nnt tlrc Iu.crf.

- haV" many times heard peo-
refer 20 . whale as y ssh" re
askcd librarian iu Western
~, "hHt II remained for certain
'unestn patron Of our ins'i:utlon.
70 Introduce a totally n"w ciasSihca-
fion of tho creature.
!, ".Picas"i said The lad, lot mic have
Y book on whales
- Very shortly the youthful etuden,
Wj,s provided with a hooN on natural
history md his attention invited to q
chapter on whales
-'''"'Tira boy gave one look az the
volume and then said:
oh. ] didn't mean book on the
insect! mean the country -Phiia :
ieiphia Ledger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
TOLLS Girls The Gngcrsnap Critics. at the Academy
STAR OF POPULAR CUBAN
GAME GETS LARGE SALARJ
Emilio Equiluz, Crack Jai-Aai Player Receives 5000
Day; Works Only Eight Days Month and
Seven Months in the Year

HAVANA, March Ellis salary is
s303 day; he works only eight days
"a month. only seven nontns in tn.
year. and he il only twenty three
years OF age
Eic IS Emilio 2quiluz. crack Jai-
.,lai player OF Cuba. and the IDOL Of
the cuban deVot."s % this thrilling
and tac.natinG game. upon which
hundreds of thuusa nds OF dollars are
bet every month by native and other
fans
Jai-Alai meaning merry game is
even more popular than horse-racins
IN Havana. one playing court: o:
persons. but the crowd. have been 40
great tina, another Fronton is being
erected a; a cost OF 5000 and this
one VIII seat 5000 persons.
Emilio f.quiliz. tall handsome
Cuban. has been playing Jai-Alai FOR
seven years, and has become such an
expert thai ne has it'll" diiIiculty in
defeating his opponents. The result
has been the starring OF this agile
youth. and inc is featured somewhat
like motion picture stars arc in the
United States. lie plays only Oh the
his. days. Saturdays and sundays.
standing room is al premium. The
best players in the islands arc pitted
against him, hut seldom has he Been
>outdOnc. SO popular has be become
mat Inc lai-ilTl ianS rev days ago
presented him with - big auiom obile.
But Emilio is modest. lie admits
that his salary from the Fronton
company is Ss,J00 a month; tina; he
plays only eight days Il month and
only seven months in the year. he
cause there are no games from June
20 October.
Gimme Keeps You Fit.
You don't have TO take any cxcr-
else to he in condition TO play this
game" YOU fit and brings into play
every muscle ot your body and you
must not let them become too hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

There is one thing | am careful! about
eating. don't "vereat and feel
in perfect health. am x-fcct tall
ana weigh 1874 pounds.
Il wish Jai-Alai could be played I'm
tho United states. The Americans
who como 10 cuba get very excited
over the sport. They stand on their
Get and cheer and am sure II would
he success in your country"
JaiAlai is the Spanish national ball
game. known there as Peiota Ii he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Miss Agnes HCSikovsia. q member
81 thc famors Russian Woman's BAT
TALON uf Death has Joined tn. cast
or Coon Times" q. tho New York
ifiDpnd' ono. Miss feostkuvs.Ia. a
daughter Of Russian general OF the
old regime canre TO tn" Gated states
months ago. She Acrvcd FOR almost
four gears in the field with III. Rus
sian armies, first az nurse and
nfl.r tho revolution with the Com
nnnist armies. She was twice wound
eG .tnd twice decorated
IN. n"ws oi'ths marriage OF Carmel
Myers 10 !. g. Eornb!um. Of New
York city, has tmst become public
The coupl. have been man ANA wife
since July. 1919. and tho husband wad
the first To break tho secrecy re-
solved unOn at tn" time Of ;h. we'd
ding Miss Myers is tho daughter OF
rabbi isador" Myers. OF Los Angeles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Of match games. The loser Of the
point rctireS and player number 4
taxes ms place. The winner OF tn.
urse point serves Tie ball to playcr
muihner .. and the point ia played out
as oelofe. In this way the sarnc con-
tl9ues, the players coming out in sue
ceSsi"n until one has scored the te-
uu'rsd NUMBER USUALLY six) points.
~ ~ in the Individual games that
Emilio Eauiluz shines out as the Jai-
Aial star OF Cuba. although his WORK
IN inc games is brilliant.
the BAH used is about the size Of
an ordinary tennis hall. hut IL mad.
Tt SOHO brazilian gum and costs So.
nc price OF seats for tho games runs
rom 30 cents for gallery tickets TO
az or poN of six seats. The show
charts a. sac T.. VI. There ar. iisi,.j;,
NO tean games and two individual
pIays during iutermission Bopk-
makers wearing red caps minslc with
the audience. writing their Tickets
It's great sport ana II YOU 40,
one game you'ii go back for more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Death has claimed Beatrice Domin-
suez, the Spanish beauty. who ap-
pearcd in Douglas Fairbanks The
Mark of Zorro" and la soon to bc seq,
III THE Four IIorscmcn of the Apo
CALYPSO" After an operation for an
pendicitics, complications set in and
a second operation was fatal MISC
DoninCuez was u member OF ono OF
the oldest Spanish families in Cali
fornia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Charlie Chaplin has been put ont
of business temporarily by misha %
AT his studio. \ nail pierced his sho.
and penetrated his foot nearly an.inch.
Fearing blood poisoning, the doctors
forbade the comedian 10 do any work
for a while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

the ball TO the noor at the desig-
mated service line. catching Il on the
bound In his peculiar basket Ccesta).
AN. throwing II against tho front
ter hitting the wall, strikes the floor
on or short of the fault-line IL foul
IS called and the serving side loses
The point. which goes to the oppo-
nept.
When the bali srikes the floor on
~ no good and the server may re-
peat the play. y second pass amounts
20 fault and loses the point To the
serving side. Ii The served ball
strikes tn" floor between the fault
line and tho pass-linc. the scrvic. is
good
The receiving side must then take
the ball on or before the first bound
and return it 20 the front wall \
pan 80 returned may. on rcbounding
rom ~" front wall To he good, strike
me moor at the court or the side or
me pack wall At any point within
the spaces limited by the metal
strips; otherwise the point ia lost
The opposing side must then take the
ball on or before its first bound from
tho hoor and return il to the front
wau; Failure to return the. ball
time'y and properly or retaining it in
the costa longer than necessary is
considered a fault and the guilty side
loses III" point. After catching the
bali the player must return /, to the
front wall immediately and without
ehitting the position. OF his arms or
bodh, The breaking of this rule is n
fault.
Players Numbered.
In individual games ,ouiniclas,
the players are numbered by lot.
Number ! begins, The play by serving
to number x. and tho point is PLAYED
out between the two az i'm ilS g:,kso c
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-16
The word me,lu.

The word Metis. means mixed. II "
srOm the Brench metis. u deriyatiye o
the Latin miscere. to mix. The tern
was first used in this country by the
early French-speaklng population OF
the Northwest to designate persons ~
mixed white aud Indian blood. Amons
the Spanish-speaking population OF the
Southwest the word mestizo, OF the
same derivation, is used but It applies
more especially TO those Of hair whit
md half Indian blood
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-16
Calling N care

Engitshmp' Who o. oot know Cairo
sometinss ,ak. house, Ia IeAaeie and
undesirable pan. of tbs city. Ir
Egypt Us We Knew II" Mrs. Z. l..
butcher amuslngly describes how hard
i Is to find person who has thus
gone aslruy. Her husband, she says,
wrote to a doctor for the address OF
some friends whom she knew he had
attended Here is the doctors an
swe-: "The Ms live In house
without n number In a street without
name next door to an Armenian
butcher who. | think, has no sign, west
at Abdln palacel The staircase has
elghty-sevep stepG"