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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
GOES TO OLD COUNTRY

John Saks, for the past eight years a miner at Treadwell, left on the Princess Alice en route to his old home at Eastland, Russia. Before the war, Esthonia was ruled by Rus sia. but now Republic MT Saks expects to find many changes in his country and at present does not know whether he will remain there or not St fau
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
PRospEcroR RETURNS HOME

John McPherson, old-time prospec tor, and Civil War veteran, returned yesterday morning from Sum Dunn on the launch Pheasant. He went out about three weeks ago to look over some old prospects which he located many years ago. but was unable to reach them on account of sickness He plans to try again later on, how. ever
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
YOUNG MAN IGNORED

Miss Elva Kirkham entertained a number of young people at her home last evening in honor of Martin Gall was, who is soon to depart for Walla Walla, Wash, to attend Whitman College during the winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
@
 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER

During the absence of Photograph CT Ed. Andrews, who is away for "a view-taking trip up the Taku River, Mrs Claude Helgesen is taking care of the amateur work at the studio
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
Thin People

Thin, nervous, underweight peo- pie take on healthy flesh and grow sturdy and ambitious whsn Bitro- Phosphate as guaranteed by Wrn. E. Britt is taken for few weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

Party having Mexican cowboy masquerade suit return it to Mrs. Swartzenburg. Douglas. Rent is due adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

Machinery for hydraulic work will
 be installed on group of placer claims on Alfred Creek. beyond Chickaloon, by Robert A. Pope and lis associates. ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
FAMILY MOVED

Mrs. Vim. Hautala and children have moved from the Lutheran par sonage, corner Third and E Streets, to the Weyerhorst Hospital on Sec, ond Street. #
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
CHILD PARTY

Little Truda eWahts celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday with a party for a. number of her friends at the sholne of her parents
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

agriculture has been retarded be- cause, until recently, it was owned practically in toto by 22 landlords who are said to have failed to cuI- tivate the land to the best ad' vantage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

LoST-Eastern Star pin between Treadwell and Eagles Hall. Finder please return to Mrs. Jack Livie. TreadwelL . - ~.. "
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

Augustine candies-fresh assort- ment in at Guys Drug Store. --ady
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
ALWAYS 10 CENTS

Bread is always 10 cents loa! dt the American Bakery. And there Is no better bread in town adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
Sees for First Time in
 8 Years; What a Question

PUYALLUP, Wash, Aug. 19.-- When Mrs Rosalie La Plante of Puyallup was able to see for the first time in eight years recently the first thing she exclaimed was "Oh, this kifnona is lavender.
 Mrs. La, Plante's sight was re- stored when surgeons removed a growth from her eyes. She inn mediately asked that all her cloth- ing be brought to her so she could see the colors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
YESTERDAY

Seattle Portland and San Francis are made a a. m. D. mr time
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

Max Manager, mining man and own CT of a photograph studio at Fair banks. was recently married in Se- attle to Anna Reichelt, also of Fair hanks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19

Food prices have not yet begun to drop along the lower Yukon, accord ing to the Nenana News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-19
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U.
 Weather Bureau.

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity "A beginning
 tonight Saturday, gentle winds mostly southe
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10
DEATHS
Prssslsy c. CsvinstsH.

After an illness lasting two years,
MI. Presley C. Covington departed
this life on Friday night of last
week, in his seth year. The inter-
ment was held Sunday morning at
the Covington graveyard, four miles
north of town, the service being
conducted by Rev. A. L. Ormond.
The choir from the Rockingham
Methodist church attended in a
body and sweetly sang as the re-
mains were laid away.
Mr.. Covington was born May 4,
1882. He was married to Miss Bessie
Sinclair, daughter of C. D. Sinclair,
and she with two children survive,
Perry Cole and Bessie Glenn. Out
of eight children only three broth
ers are now living, they being w.
H. Billy. and H. G., both living
near Rockingham; and ]. B. Coving-
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10

resting deaths cold chill. No more
your kind and loving face shah
light the gloom of home, yet in
Heaven you are safe while in sorrow
we are lone. 1t was so hard to
part with you, oh SO hard to see you
die; but we hope to meet with you
some sweet day bye and bye"
Gone but not forgotten.
Her sister,
BESSIE COLE.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10

Mrs. r. H. Webb spent few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
w. E. Reed.
Work on the new office and board
ing house has begun.
Born, Jan. 9th to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Reed, daughter, Johnsis
Pauline.
Mrs. P. P. Melton is on the sick
list this week, hope she will soon re.
cover.
We are glad to learn that the
Methodist Sunday school is rapidly
progressing, having to organize two
new classes.
Mrs. Ben Livingston is on the
sick list this week, hope she will
soon recover.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10

For sale, a Thompson One Minute
Camera for making II different
styles of pictures, including post
cards tin types and groups all made
and finished in one minute.
Cost $500 but will sacrifice to
quick buyer; it is money maker
Fully 200 per cent profit on every
sale. Good reason for selling.
Write quick and beat the other
fellow to it.
w. E. REED,
Rockingham, N. c., R. F. D. Z, Box
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10
IN Mzsson1AM.

In sad, but loving memory OF our
dear sister, Mrs. Minnie Ethel Grant,
who died January the 21st 1919.
Sister, thy gentle voice is hushcd,
thy warm true heart is stilled, and
on thy pale and peaceful face is
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-02-10
AIERB TOPICS

written By Edwin Key)

kUAAtCu W E0WAh N.Y.
The D'Esta Rhodes Entertain
ment proved to be quite a success
here last week. The performance:
each night was enjoyed very
much. twenty-five per cent of
the proceeds were given for the
benefit Of the school,
The vacancy in the faculty has
been filled by Mr.. Lonnie Sides,
iof Rockingham. Mr.. Sides is a
graduate of Elon College and was
one of the leading athlets there
He will be in charge of all ath-
letics here.
The Richmond County High
school Basketball Schedule was
arranged last Saturday at Rock
ingham. Mr.. Sides who repre-
sented this school succeeded in
getting four of the five games to
be played scheduled to be played
on the Ellerbe court.
We will have quite a lot Of
work this week improving the
basketball court and doing other
things necessary for the opening
game Friday, February 18th.
Rockingham will entertain us on
that day.
"The last loaf" to be given here
next Friday night by the high
school is one of the best amateur
plays that has ever been given
here. If you want to have about
two hours of real fun don't miss
it. The play win begin promptly
at 7:45 o'clock. Admission will
be twenty and thirty.hve cents.
The entire proceede viii 60 for
the benefit of the school.
TOWN NKWS.
Everyone will be glad to know
that Mr.. Herbert Greene, one OF
the boys that was badly broken
| up in the automobile wreck
against the Bank of Eilerbe and
who has been in the Presbyterian
Hospital in Charlotte since then,
has returned home.
MIR. Teddy Ingram, who had
the misfortune to get shot Christ
mas, has returned from the hos
pital at Hamlet. 1t am sure
everyone is CLAY to see him at
home again.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
WANTED-HELP

COLOREp male and female. $3.50 basis or
salary. Amply at once Zenith Medicine Co.
$40 Florida ave. NV. second floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
Prepare now for splendid openings soon avail
able in this field. Course Of six to eight weeks.
Rates reasonable. Day and evening. White
only. American Motor School. 9th and o sts.
nv Phone n. 1912.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTOMOBILE ActOI MIAMI Specially de
signed. system: monthly statements showing
asses. liabilities. cNprnsr>. revenu.S profits
e.. Il. Streeks, - f. Maple St. Alexandra
Evening star., 1921-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE AVALON INN"
ONLY e. NnO 10 ELY

Eradiock Heights. Md wonderful pr"p"-
sition. over 700 lrofii last summer fr"m
Jun.. II Sept. IL. 36 rooms. ; baths. ainin:
room with seating capaciiH for 80 persons
Grounds 1"p hy 100 feet RcaH'iful shall tres
spnaious porcleS. Completely furnished. IN
vcr and china. cooking utrusi!>. and. in tari
everything is complete. ln perfect '"udi'i""
and in readiness TO start dUin. business ":;l
no expenditure. Has he"n und"r sane manage
meat for number =. wears and huiii ui' al
enormous business IN serving uIcai> at y =
plat" and catering 30 trLn>icnt> and Summer
guests and fratcrnal organizations. rcrp!" ar
for lack Of accommodations Owners iiaN"
madr their success and wish - rrt'rr- L." NJ
ami This establishment Right On th. v
fonal Highway Tho .i.alnn fnn - WI
consider small property in trade. Reached hE
ait" or trolley from Frederick or -"
Exclusive Agents. WILLIAM X HAEri NJ.
a"l Snuth"rn bldg. Main 81
Il'Nt'H ROOM for sale: fully rdripr-l and
doing splendid business; must i" sod al once:
GROCERY and meat market. including Ford
delivery ear. doing biz cash business. fh"n"
Columbia 93:4. 800
WILL pay good premium tn that
will discount auto notes winch are riyin: 81 ::
very best security. Address Hox lalH Star
Office. o6s
MEAT MARKET for sale: hrst-ciass store
we'll established in good l"catinn: doing paving
cash buSiErSs This is unusual opportunity
and will hear investigation. Part cash
siders.l. Apply 3"l6 Ga. ave NV.
REAL ESTATE PARTNER.
TNI'SrA Al. OPPORTUNITY t" connect with
a high class firm on a small or large inyes,
ment, Address Box HE Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

LARGEST LINE az sewing macn .n-s
the city All makes SO and M \ year
Euarangr~. Renting. expert repairing: hem
stitching: riaitinE. Buttons made TO o.de..
Open evenings. Hopkins .9e6 lith st. u W.
{ al
Evening star., 1921-05-25

ARMY BARRACKS buildings.
S525 each for quick sale; de-
scription. .,Ox6O tt: 2 stories; !;
90 window sash: 5 doors. These
arc bargains: act quick. Apply
Sidney l.. Hechinger Co.. 9th
and c stS. s.w. Main 1888.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
STE\OGRApHER.

III senator's office: cXcrp-
ional op"ril.. Personnel bureau. 3UJ Bond
,ld" ffII nd
Evening star., 1921-05-25

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
1881 East Capitol 81. Rent. SELL repair and
buy all makes. Staris free. open evenings
Lac 3,iSi
Evening star., 1921-05-25

apr good condition 500 90 for
III. < sale / n Il3 ST
Evening star., 1921-05-25
cJho CWQitrpSS
~ HE WAITRESS is at

~ HE WAITRESS is at
] tractive and intelli-
gent and able; the custom
ers flock in at noon and fight
to get her table. They eat
whatever she suggests, the
cash drawer benehts-and
then, when everything is
fine, the waitress up and
quits. Don't fret about her
customers for Washing
tons city-a want ad" in
The Evening Star will bring
one twice as pretty.
~ cents II the cost OF
1o-wcrd nd. pm nyable in ad-
vance at The Star Office or
ono 0f its Want Ad
branches.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
business OPPC .:TUr1~TEs

SALESMAN. with ofiiccs street level. with
show windows open 10 legitimate propositions
Phone Frank: LE2+ y.
RAkERY and delicatessen. Phone Col. tsSl3. .
DHIG STORE, fine. large. in Il growing neigh
ln'rlood NV. for sale: well stocked and con
venient to two ear lines and bus. Address Box
l90-k. Star office.
~ l. NE. end Com. zcnc,--i6.rD feet: build
ing l:.nD feet floor space: suited garage. serv-
owner. owl r. II. +: NASH. i.s n NV. wv '@'"s' '''
Kn"MIN,: ilnrsE-ls rooms. completely fur
SI'z. CASH buys good paying stand in Of
he,, markets: other business reason for selling
4 bargain for quick action. Pii ne Col. i13
uriag day. 26'
$4,000 WANTED-Onc or more parties who
can furnish this amount to manufacture and
market n farm implement having cnmpeti-
tion: guaranteed profit best references. Adj
dress Box 157k. star office. :.6'
TAILORING. cleaning. pressing place for sale
cheap; owner leaving city: to be sold this
week. Call 1927 9Th st. NV. or phone North
GEO .6'
ADVERTISER will invest sl.Wu or more with
services in an Mp-t".'late cleaning establish
mcnt II. L.. 33l> Colorado ave.
Marshall Business Brokers.
corner Sc; rent. $50: living r,,unl>: $500.
Delica lessen and grocery: old-estai,iished
corner NV: will sacrifice.
Garage. capacity. tn ears; price, ST; ;.,ky.
Kr,tauran;. 9th ST: price. siMM
Roonling house. IL rooms: electric lights:
Sl..,n
RooIninG l"u>e ~ rooms: cheap at 81. 100
Roaming house. Ii rooms; rent, S7J: ut
R"nming house. 10 rooas; rent. slm: at
81 ..tW
Special bargain: r"ominS house. II rooms:
located downtown: worth 81 800; price, SOD
sickness cause Of selling.
Hotel. 10 rooms: long lease: price. S.. 900.
Hotel. 50 rooms; price. 5000.
Listed today-Small hotel of a3 rooms: To-
Gated near Dupont Circle. This i, unusual
opportunity TO secure II fr>t-class house. EIec
trir elevator. beautiful dining rOoIns draw
Ii you want TO dispose OF your business IF
any kind profit by the reputation and success
of Office. All transactions carefully and
confideEtialiy handled.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1921-05-25

MEN (young) wanted to learn
marking and asserting; SIS per
week while learning. Apply at
noon Thursday, to 729-51 9th St.
NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
WANTED-HELP
MALE-COntinued.

J. NEED more energetic salesmen to com.
pie.e m! selling force; il you capable of
earhins s'oOO year or better. I will gladly
give you an interview. Apply 1Oi-1O6 Conti-
he-al Trust bdg.. 18th and II SITS. NV III.
MARKER and assorter; exp.
only. Apply ready for work,
Elite Laundry. PIG 14th st.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

HOOKKEEPER. double entry. s'onoSrarhtr
witt, knowledge income tax. Address IioA
Evening star., 1921-05-25

COST, CIoNlnE Co.
!unhia grafrnolas at cost: get our prices be-
Tore purchasing elsewhere and save money. Get
cur lisrof Colombia 10-inch records. which We
are selling at 50 cents Zach: all l2-inch. 81.
Hugo W".ch. 1llo NV.
sl3' GRAFoNoI.A: will sacrifice at $500 for
quick sale. al3 IL 81.
RRADRtRY. apr: good condition: 90 for
gai,h sale ]. SrhaeMer. 5l3 II st. ne.
EMERSON -ANGEIUS PLAYER. NAH: just
1l3 II 81. ne
GARi Err. mahogany upr. piano. high grade:
splendid condition: ,heap FOR auick sale. See
ms II svu want a good piano. ol3 IL ST ne.
tSEp UPRIGHT and grand piano-: we ar
oasr.nG these instruments q: low prices and on
es>y terms. Chas. u. Sti.n, lac. ilOs st.
Lw
SEwING MACHINES.
SINGER. 'lr rhead, ro,.aa nl,h:n. SO. c3sta
SINGER aud ,'h,.r makes selling q thr>r low
rr;y,,> s. SO 81: and "r 10 s.: hN","ar
quick. "" ha,r >'m" HI: bargain. CAPITAL
S-~in: Machine E>. ianS". =. II NV. i"pi"-
1T. -N"rnmrn' printing "th'r' fr'nhl.a
DOMESTIC In FIRST, .,la>> condition; s..
pairing speciality. q. Stephan .c"Icc. 81:
9TH 81. Il ~. s6'
LAta,hSr LINE "f u>'n sewing macn.n-s IA
Euarani"-. Renting: expert repairing: hem
stitching: rtaitins: Buttons made TO o'de'
Open evenings. Hopkins. :ae6 lith at. NV.
ALL MAKES rrr:~i. repaired: hemsttch,nS.
monograph ard records lark.n 3l3 la. ave
s.e. Line. 20 op,n evenings.
LARGEST STOCK Of usrd sewing machin-s.
sio Up; renting AID repairing II speciairy
E.any. 6.3 Pa. ave Phone Line. 3Sia y
ryrENRITERS.
| EEMiN..ToN TYPEWRITER. No. 10. good
| .ondiil"n. Main 1874 80
tNnEI.E obi,. good working condition: rea-
>,ihla Tor cash. Phone North 1910. a6s
! | NpEHWoop Iyp,wrifer> Ter rent. sos East
Capitol -. LIN. ?ii. open evenings.
| AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
! 1881 Easr Capitol 81. Rent. sell, repair and
buy all mak,>. Staris free. open evenings
| LAG. 1851
| NEW supc-- STANDARD Woodstock. s" % per
| nth. Why pay rent? Woodstock Typewriter
! To-. 3lS Evans bldg. l4ao y. Y. ave. te:s
| WE RENT AND SELL.
Cndrr'vcoGs. EcmnctonS. Royals SmithS
.aW sheets typewriter paper. 81
General ryp,'wriier TO-. 6l6 1ith st. "
THE EEBUILT TYPEWRITER CO.. INC.
Sell. and repair typcwriters.
7l1 18th NV. Phone II. 6sI34
| TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 2301 1st ss.
| NV. North :664 Underwood, l., {. s.. KEN.
1 81 mo-. mos. in adv. Sle5o; mos. SIS.
Rebuilt typewriters for sale. Terms.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

! DOMESTIC In frst class condition; s.. r".
; pairing speciality. q. stephan ''c"IGc. 81
Evening star., 1921-05-25

BOOKKEEPER-Good, reliable
man for posting, checking, etc.
Splendid opportunity for future.
Address with full particulars and
salary expected. Box 136-k,
Star office.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE.

ACCOUSTAST-BOOkkE qualified, cx-
celent record. can. owing to particular cir.
cumstances. offer services for less than value.
Address BOx 155-k Star office. 2Js
AMBITIOUS YOCNG MAN 10 neat appear ring,
would like to make connections with u reliable
house offering an opportunity for the future; >
years. ONCE and sales experience: references:
not interested in stock sales propositions. All
oress Box l4O-k. Star office. 2Js
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Is THERE ANY ONE in the city VIII" is
familiar with the arto-knit:er: Please
munica;e with Mrs Phillips. 3.6 18th ST Sc.
lit
Evening star., 1921-05-25

WAN rEID-To purchase gas range. refricrr-
ator. living room suite: also davenport. din.
ing n,nm >r,. mahogany bedroom set. two
I,lcrc Franklin t2.S
Evening star., 1921-05-25
SEEMING MACHINES.

Used UPRIGHT and grand pianor: we ar
oGsr.nc these instruments q: low pT ices and on
es>y terms. chas. II. S;i.n, lac. ilOs ct
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Sale Electric

and Gas Fixtures.
We save you half.
Let US estimate. Well surprise you
Wholesale and retail Mail orders solicited
Manufacturers of fixtures.
PENN ELECTRIC AND GAS SUPPLY CO.
9llia 9Th II. W Phone Main SIP.
Omen Evenings
Evening star., 1921-05-25

sHADEs.Good quality opaque shades. lifted
10 your windows. Csc: the best quality OF
OPAQUE shades 81 Is: hung free: We call with
samples. kLEEBLATT. 1lth and sfs. ne.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

BOOKKEEPER -STENOGRAPHER- Splendid
chance for advancement for right man. Ap-
ply Manager. Remschel Auto Sales Co., Alex
andria. Va. 26s
BOY over 16 years for soda fountain. Kene-
saw Pharmany. Mt. Pleasant and Irving sts.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

GIRLS. 10 coiorcd. to work in paper factory.
Apply Washington Paper Stock Co., Russlyn.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
MISUNDERSTANDING

RETTNRi.E FURNITURE co. 30+6 ST.
NV. phone West 500. IS paying highest prices
for furniture now. 81
Evening star., 1921-05-25

SODA DlSPENSEE-E1Is rirnred. white: ref
erenre>. Apply Mccarthy's. 1904 81. NV.
oGs
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
NVSICAI yNSrn1

IKAFoNoLA at cost: we are closing oat CO.
!ulnhia grafnnnas at cost. get our prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and save money. Get
cur lisr"f Columbia 10-inch records. which We
are selling at 50 cents Zach: all f2-inch. 81.
Hugo Norrh. 1llO
Evening star., 1921-05-25
DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE

l.aUN Diamond and S:prhire FIc\ibIe
Brare!et diamonds weigh about
Evening star., 1921-05-25

ROOKkEETER. thoroughly capable. middle
aged man. desires position: accustomed I" nav
ing fun charge of the books. Address BOX
Evening star., 1921-05-25

FTRNITI RE Of all kinds for siA room house
wanted imlLediately. 5 whole "r odd pieces.
X ;r.II .oII ol
Evening star., 1921-05-25

EMERSON ANGEiUS PLAYER. NAH: just
been thoroughly rebuilt. bargain at $3.50 ~.
.rlS -.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

! pu''k. ~. hIrgain~ I itilal
! S.Nin: Machine EN. i!anEr. -. IL IA. inpia
~it. .,INrrn:n,,i!, prirtn. OH, rl. Trsukl.a
Evening star., 1921-05-25
ryI,I:VleITERS.

LARGEST Sio; X Of used sewing machines.
| SiO Up; renting AID repairing >peciaity.
E.any 6.3 Pa ave Phone Line 3SI.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

49, GRAFoNoIA: will sacrifice at $500 for
Evening star., 1921-05-25

MARCEL. WAIVER -Exprr.rrcrti: $50 week:
also position for operator who needs expert
cncc. n16 18Th st NV oJs
Evening star., 1921-05-25

WE'LL GIVE you cash for your pianos and
talking machines. antique furniture. old si.ve.
diamonds. jew. Icy: old china. rugs. hra>>.s
A I. ARNOLD. 1923 Z; 81. Main 3l1..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-29
SPORTING NEWS
BROOKS HOUSE TEAM
HONORED BY REGION
Gary Joins in Paying HON
age to Hammond Bas-
ketball Five.

Toughey" Kozacik. spike" Ru-
-folph. and Bat" Firestein. former
rins-leaders of the lawless Morton
Court gang in Hammond pushed back
the chairs in which they had been
seated. leaped TO their feet, and with
unison born of long association and
in stentorian voice that had not lost
the tang OF the gutter rally shouted
all right. felias tree more cheers for
the Brooks House ball team Best
team in the Calumet .regin."
Three lusty cheers echoed and re-
schoed through the battle field ban
quet chamber OF Brooks House where
the victorious baseball team of that
institution was being feted in the very
room where many OF them this winter
viii feet the ot-breath of an oppon-
ent fan their cheeks during some
basketball game now being scheduled
Brooks House, famous throughout
East Hammond oasis of sym
pathy for the unfortunately poor. at a
splendid banquet for more than 100
boys OF the neighborhood paid homage
TO the victorious Brooks House base
ball team which after a series of ten
games against teams representing the
Gary Neighborhood House. the Gary
Fellowship House. the Catherine House
OF indiana Harbor. the NelghbOrhood
Center of West Hammond and the
Centenary House of North Hammond.
won the championship of the Calumet
region by losing but one of the whole
ten games.
Members Of the team are; Joe Pouch,
Joe Kumitza. Steve Smith. John Ko-
rem, W. Swantho. George Sofa. Mike
Hudak A. Pieros. Carl Sticoff and Joe
SfedOIo utility man
John NJ. Hestnes director OF Brooks
House and who did much to establish
the inter-city league. gave credit TO l.
F. Hindle who coached the Brooks
House team TO victory.
Other speakers besides the above
We're: L. X. Scott. scout executive. p
G. Gilmore, Of the Standard Trust &
Savings Bank, and Ralph Cummins. di-
rector of the Neighborhood House of
Gary.
handsome oak plaque mounted In
bronze bearing the figures OF two ball
players in action was presented as a
permanent trophy TO the winning team
OF the league. 1t was the gift of Tnos.
K. Wilson & Co. of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-29
GARY CARDINALS
VS.. TORNADOES

On Sunday, October 80, the fast Sea
tena Tornadoes will meet the strong
Gary Cardinals at Harrison park at
team Manager Shanks is bringing to
est middleweight team in the Calumet
region. composed of former high
school stars from that city.
The Tornadoes have been working
overtime for this game with the ex-
pectation of the hardest game TO date.
Coaching Gearing has drilled his men
in few new formations to be used in
this game and expresses much salts
faction in the manner the team has
perfected them.
The Cardinals record to date shows
five victories and one defeat. including
a victory over .he West Hammond Ma
rooms. their team average being 1856,
az compared to 15f for the Tornadoes.
which gives no advantage in weight
We can safely say the lovers of anna
teur football will be treated to a
great game.
The Tornado manager received a
personal compliment for his entire
team from the manager or Hegewisch
team. stating they were the cleanest
played in the last several years in d.
, rect contrast to what he had expected
the team hopes to maintain this high
standard of football and with the loyal
support of their great number of fans,
they full intend to do their best Game
starts promptly at 2:3o p. m. new time.