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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
90 81 osve Masas ; Le~.lr

How Disiy Gave Ma6oe q Lovely
Surprise.
trust that never again IN my lie
shall ! BE- compelled - lgdergo such
1 night 10 terror. such weird. dcliriuun
dreams as fell % my lot IN the ia
hours Immediately succeeding the ac-
sident through which ! was - pain
tuily burned.
The kindly cid physician from
.resthaven had left a sedative with
lillian 90 BE- given mo. bat I might as
well have swallowed sweetoned water
.or any effect a had on ms.
The location of my visions was al
most the same. a dreary dank forest.
with parasite vines twining around the
massive trco trunks. trailing from the
limbs. with green -seammcd pools
gilttering evilly whenever stray sun
oearna. rare enough IN that dark
place. struck them. Never IN my ufe
have seen anything Ike the place
that haunted my visions but q VIII
I've In my memory forever.
And in the dreams that came 20 mo
hat night. widely diverwing AZ they
were. I was always conscious that
somewhere ahead - me Dicky fled
aiaing from me. And I. following. was
,auinE vainiy 20 him. pieadlnE pitt
July that something Z could not un-
aergtanA myself whaf--.waN not my
Fault Rnt au the answer I received
vas his mocking laugh.
uachy's flight and my pursuit % him
vas the thorough base - the Cbmpo-
sifion Above q thufmmed varying
strains. On which the people ] had
Known and loved. Or feared. Figured
fantasticaiiy.
once I saw mygen az q tiny child
walking between two Hhadowy figures
one - whom I reeasusxels AZ my
mother nsf not the little mother ca
nv womnnhond the mother I lost fust
before met nlckv. This was the
Young happy mother e whom dim
1eeting remembrance come 20 me
from time q time. the mother ! had
known az "a child
with The uncanug nreaefence 81
lreams I knew that the ether figure
was that ~ the father ! had never
known. the father who had brckcn my
mothers heart AMI Ve1--fhnre Nas
something siranNeiy familiar about
1im something strangely reminiscent
- someone else = knew. = my dream
& struwwied Tor rememhranre - fhe
man ~ whom me dream father ~.
minded me. hat no recollection came.
Ard tnen the figures shifted
.hanRed ana close beside me. was
she mother - my later years silver
laircd worn with differing IL her
ghadow 80 close AZ g. have the o.
ert ~ ciinRinE o. heT. Yet shrinking
rom me. was the sane masculine fig
are 7 had seen before. oaiy oifer
xray-halret bat vlta the elusive.
aauntinr aspect 81 one known % M.
Ny mother he'd out BEE Ans 60 ma.
and with a iayfui cry - Mother
mother I stumbled into tffFm. But
even a. they closed around raa n
&moko with d~&pairsnK little cry
70 flna Liliinn's face bert rioes to
nine. s. feel her strong. firm hancsI
sgofhflrg me
Where dia my mother woe@ de-
nanded wii1iy she came back. yoa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
CHILD TRAINING
IN THE HOME
Fathers and sens.

6By Charles ". Powllson.l
The four year-old son az friend o.
mine was once asked what he intended
20 be when he grew up. He was silent
Tor moment. Then looking up with
great earnestnese. ne said, Wen. /
fink. when I'm growed up. I'll hunt
around and pick up a Dot ~ thtlcks
and build a house viz 'em. and be a
faFver"
OF course the little wouid-be faith
er" was greeted with poais 81 adult
laughter Yet what finer or more mai 1
ural ambition could ~ have voiced 2
We do not laugh when our little
daughter talks ~ the day when she
wiz have . home and children. way
does Il strike as as comic that our
small boy should also long for father
hood
One would almost suppose thar there
was something shameful and anmanly
ahous fathefhood. 90 thoroughly do We
discourage the fa.Aeriy spirit our
boys. The tiny lad who loves - take
his battered old doll % bed with him
IL leased ard shamed out ~ hls allegI-
ance. The yunnrster ~ eight or ten
who likes t. play house" il frowued
upon--he ought 70 prefer building q
fort and playing az soldiers We are
FAR more afraid Of making our boy q
-sissy" than ~ permitting him to De-
bully Yet. n we study the grown
men about us. wesfind that the SISSY"
ls a pretty rare specimen. while The
coarse grained. selfish. caiious bully Is
ali too frequent. There is no great
Danger = our boys developing into
towards. There - tho greatest danger
q their growing Into business men
ard money makers rather than fathers
and home makers.
perhaps the words greatest danger"
may seem exagwerattf. bat iet Is con
slider what the right sort 81 fatnerhood
means . men, % boys and g TIE ma
tion.
To man himself being q good
father-a wise father and an under
standing one means the greatest pos
sih}e happiness and satisfaction. II
means that ~ can watch the miracle
81 an unfolding personality that -
can renew bis own youth o. bis chill
dren. ard thnf he can 49, worker
with Cod n aiding guiding and inspsr-
ing them
To i child. q good father q. next -
a coed mother. the best - Ell herl-
taEes, Ills father is his playmate. his
chum. his deal IIIs fataer'a Political
opinions. business principles and ethl-
cat standards are accepted unuuss-
tloninnlY BY his admirinE son. some
ore has wisely said that throuah low
ing ard admiring Toe father Whom BE
has seen. TIE child takes his first step
toward worship CO she Father whom -
has unt seen
r. TIE nation and tho gaiure worta.
coed fashernood means everything. ii
means that men shan hrncnforth think
nof merely in terms ~ ~tig bnslnesee
best * better human lives. that they
shall strive not oniv g. teaueafh
wealth - their chucrea after death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
French Justice.

The heavy export tax imposed on
Germany ~ the allies is complained -
a. oppressive, and GO O.. But 90 T. not
unjust = - pot necessarily dcsruc-
tive. Il = simply not mercifuL bat lib
erai
What the allies would have done 60
Germany II they had given Germany
her own medicine Is shown hy the
publication "a Andre Tar8ica's book
on the Versailles treaty * a public
document prepared BY German Officers
81 1915. Copies % that document were
sent 60 business organizations
throughout Germany and received by
them with many expressions 20 salts
faction. Tire document set Forth IN de-
tail plans by which the German army
intended o. cripple and destroy French
Industries. and thereby eliminate
French competition and make German
iuduatry and commerce supreme.
Anv American reader vino thinks
back thrtn ~ four years viii remem-
Der the appalling destruction - French
and HelRian factories told ~ II the
news dispatches % taat period-the
iron works. textile mills. dye works
coal mines. etc. Quilted or wrecked
and the machinery smashed Or stolen
destructive achievements. carried out
Taraiea presents a long lisi - such
In the fulfllmeUt 81 tie deliberate
plan referred to-
If the allies were disposed 10 prac-
tice Mosaic Justice then. they would
- smashing German factories. flood
Ing German mines. iootinR German
warehouses CD au regions ~ military
occupation. systematically deatroYnig
the menace ~ German Industrial COM
petition as the Germans sought 20
destroy French competition Instead
they arc not laying violent hand
on any German enterprise. They are
only taxing German industry as heav-
ilv a. they think Il can bear without
losing ifs proaurtivenosa
No doubt the French would Ike
70 destroy German Industry utterly.
hut they are not destroying IT. They
are rot doing % Il quarter a. much
harm a. the Germans tried % 40 20
French Industry. And as result. when
the damage bills are paid Germany
may emerge better equipped than ever
O. compete with her enemies Ca al the
world markots.-st Augustine Record
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

Her mockinE tones cane haek 80 me
aa she and my hunhand hurrte1 away.
feit myself sinking - TIE ground
with evsryfhinE turning black before
M eyes.
Dacky's voioa strained fearful vas
he nest thing : heard
she muai ~ dsiirigua fsn't there
Oar ser ~
-fanan's voics. calm. firm. answer
cd
ssso aEs innt dsiiriouA ard fhere
laa't any danger. she's skpaFisncinr
the awfuL fantnstic dreams that GENE
sometimes after a nerves. aheex. nuf
"a lIss - set 'her quiet Whsn ahs
auaksa TIE next time ~ bee So pea
I epened my eyes with a giad little
cry
-oh. picky. che didut take yoa
away. after AL"
~Nhag wMoT~ plcky heman wsfh
masculine mwkwmrdnTam ard / $3.50
Lillian give him an aamnnifurg pinch.
"a llke % se anyone set me away
from here" be- amended see here.
sweetheart. IL I hold on - yuu tight
aud yoa know / wont iet yuu 80. dop't
yoa think you can eet - aiesp rignt
ana sfop dreamingT'
4 know I can I returned. with n
little SIGH ~ happiness.
~ assertion was Justified. Tssa
clasp % Decays hand on mfne Danish
81 thx dreams cffectuahY. LIT enc
memory fingered. Even a. / sank q
sleep imagined 7 could near Grace
Draper saying again
she laughs best VINO laughs iaaft~
~~~s CTo ne Continued.1 =. $780,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
AvofpAslE Loss OF llFE.

proaigal waste T. characteristic Or
eur present civilization. Much of 81
might easily be avoided. certainly
samefhtnF should be done e reduce
loss ~ human lie ana property hy
legislation There were 1900 persons
killed on highways of thn United
States u the past - months. He.oo9
more than persisted ia a. equal period
q active American fiRhsiaN abroad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

ons.pises batting suits prove again
rat figures DO not lie.
-
a man may be dead to the world al
= lght with tha aid q an undertaken
: shot oE Shiny
49,
no you know any e the men o. the
iry7" asked the lawyer Of the aiffi-
= 1t witness.
yes. sir" vas the answer. "more
zan half 81 them"
Are yen willing 70 swear that yoa
: nov mere Than half d fhemgs de-
landed the lawyer
-Why. II IL eemsa 70 that. I am wiz
Is 60 swear thai ! know more than
: 4 of them put together
-
Out il Atlantic city. where eThe
sotheaaa" was being advertised.
ainfer took TIC best opportunity r.
II lifetime The ed read: sSee The
ofheAds st the Wonds1 and after
ia appeared another sign. Omega
II is good Tor burns"
--o--
me eonvieIa have an orchestra.
Tts bad as Z can be-
They are familiar with the bars
Hat cannot set the key.
-
Several young pitchers IN the hsQ
how are working on a nNw curve
nown - the politicians shoot, II f.
peedy and crooked
So
49, ssfss4 !.
ould - 4 people could drown their
'oubles IN booze.
You'd think to hear some people
* that Florida was going republican
- 30 days.
Somehow the Republicans don't seem
keen On taaat peace resolution ssutf
. wa Rad been led Ga believe.
49,.
Sam Campers has discovered a new
lace 70 Iay tha blame for eha war
set fer starting Il. bat for failing %
rsvent Il.
Zig Tim" Afurphy's connection with
ae chicago mail robbery leads % -
ealewu that times must have been
xht n Illinois Legislative circles
80
It must - mtrosw spirits Under thai
sri~aoi. Tenn. house 70 make an empty
ourn howl
Humar dropped to cents a pound.
ssw Tors. yesterday. but preservinE
: stil1 oe@tlY.
rs. r. T. CLARK. Of So. Paul. MINI.
sn6ea AI@ firat tarpon yesterday. and
FnhAblv win not soon forget the fight
se silver King gave him. With IT.
aFi Frseaeke. ~. Clark went up the
yer 81 Tom Williams boat The tar
en- wa hung" near the mouth ct
rout ereek shortly after 8 o'clock LAST
ventn@. ana the BID fish was not
FuatwAt e ga1f Hnsl ne had fought
m fauT and = half hours pr CLARK
- usinK very light tackle. which
lade Il necessary 70 play the big fleh
E FeEuliy. Besides. IRE a0ctors heath
net robust. ard ~ becsme daubffai
tier 3 couple 81 hours q his ability
isna his catch. The ffsh. when taken
( 70 the hoss. weighed fss pnunas. ana
: seasurea 8 feet f-2 Inches IN length.
e shaw e nosatlnE the tarpon fer
r Clark.-Fert Meyers Press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
PRESS COMMENT


Let 'ern Talk.
This eountry l. growing just little
biz more independent hut there Is yet
room for Improvement
Handed down from tho dark ages.
we have Always had more or less
conatraint whammed TITO as and es-
peciaIly when one II elevated 20 office
re- Is supposed e hush up like tho
cld time employee IL the railroad. and
let some ore higher ap do the talking
About the fret time Bryan did any
talking for himself. and his own ideas.
after he was named secretary. he
found that he had offended His chief
who had appointed him 20 the place.
Bryan had ideas Of his own. and By
accepting q portfolio under him be
didn't feel that this alone should seal
his mouth about certain matters.
When he saw that the mere being an
appointee 81 presldsne wilson was
supposed te make him see the public
questions like President Wilson. then
ne handed the Job back
Everyone except the professional
Rryan criticlsera. thought he asa well
Now Harvey and Admiral sims. iva
men who are well posfe,t and probably
know what 70 say and what should
be left unsala about America as wei
as any other loyal eitiaeua are being
criticised for speaking their opinions.
Technically. dr Harvey may rep
resent this government. but even IN
England. they know that what he says
isn't necessarily a true expression ~
the people o. this country--not an of
az theai. for this Il > country that tries
20 foster original ideas among her peo-
pie and even though be may be Pres
ident Haraing's representative. THAI
shouldn't carry that he only stands
for the things his chief stands FOR.
he was selected for the place be-
cause he WIS big enough % measure
up 70 the sob. Let him talk. II the
president had been talking himself he
very likely would have spilled the
beans iuSs As quickly as any man BE-
might appoint. Eagle.
No Neral Rsparasion.
T1r. W1rth. German chancellor. stood
firmly for acceptance 81 the PREPARATION
terms imposed ~ the allies. and has
since been upheld ~ vote 81 coufi-
dence Ia the reiehstag. 2i3 % ~. This
Is reassurlng. L j. the acquittai ~
Lieut.. Kari Neumann. VINO sank the
British hospital ship Dover Castle dur
Ing the war and the reasons given Tor
bis excuipatlou.
Lieutenant Neumann was acquitted
on the grounsi that be merely obeyed
orders. Thee attorney general took the
remarkable position 81 champi0nlnw
the defendants cause and asklng Tor
his acquittaL The presiding Judge went
a. FAR as 20 Justify Neunsann's outrn-
xeous actioa ~ setting Tor the
view that hospital ships are immune
from attack only when they are used
g wounded sailors. whereas the Do
q Castle was conveying WOUNDED
s6idiers The defendant himself added
% the general atmosphere % injured
Innocence by explaining that he
thought the hospital ship was rarrying
ammunition. though he admitted ~
had 30 evidence ID that effect
According a. crude American rutlnns
of Justice. il Neamann committed that
atraeieHs crime - - oarm free w8lt ~
deserves appropriate punishment
ard Il he committed It az the unWiring
Instrument q others. the responsible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

The Tampa Times maintains thai
II i the song ~ snne men In Flor
IA
Sowe 81 Flcrida.
FIRST Verse
ana that once belonged % spain.
now ovned ~ aemoeratS
here TIE natives dynamite tie cat
lie dipping vats
"a where they choose for governors
s4en na5tta as sidney Cats.
Thxt Is the sunny Lard q Florida.
rlsaFass
! nrrah. Harrahs Let's cnn another
fence
. et'a burr the grass from nos. far-
ever hence
: o. farmers crops ara grange groves
wa dsn's care 20 cents
Down n tie Sunny Land 81 FlorI8a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

ons-plsee batting suits prove again
rat figures DO not lie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

a man may be dead to the world al
Z lght with the aid 81 an undertaken
!. q shot oT Shiny
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

ssw Tors. yesterday. but preserving
: staI1 ooaflY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

sBig Tim Afurphy's connection with
ae chicago mail robbery leads % -
eaiewu that times must have been
wht 81 Illinois Legislative circles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

II must - stross spirits under that
'rts.ai. Tenn. house 10 make an empty
nora howl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
JOE RAY LOSES
FEATURE RACE AT
MILLROSE MEET
Boston Runner Boxes Chi.
cago Flyer in Wanamaker
Cup Mile Event

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Hal G. Cutolit
OF the Boston y a won the feature
track event. the Rodman Wanamaker
Invitation scratch run 81 = miles. at
the annual indoor games of the NIL
rose A, n. in Madison Square Garden
last night Joe Ray OF the Illinois ~
d.. Chicago who as won this event
each war since 1917. and holds the
record for Il OF SAC 3-5. finished sec
ond while J. J. Connolly OF George
town Uuiversity. was third.
Cutbill. who won the Hunter milo a
Boston last Saturday night. led during
the last three laps. Beginning the
hnal lap Rav made the mistake OF Try -
ing to cut inside Of Cltbill on the turn
and lost several yards when he was
shut on Cutbi1i won handUy i'm $500 %.
EBY WINS 600 YARD nUN.
Earl Ely. Tniversity or Pennsy4~
vanla, won the Afillrose eOo-yard run
by three yards from Thomas Camp bell
OF Yale. who was like distance ahead
Of tho third mar, Walter kopptsh. New
York Athletic Club,
Earl Thompson OF Dartmouth the
Olympic champion hurdler. skinned
over the obstacles IN his trial heat OF
the 10 yard high hurdles race IN . 1-5
seconds and won the final in seconds
nat. Frank LoomIs Jr. Of the Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
A. LEGION
BOXING BOUTS
At WHITING

WHITING, Ind. Feb. 9.-Monday, the
fourteenth, is the day set for the
American Legion boxing show a. Whit
ing Thirty-two rounds Of boxing have
been cardad and fight fans VIII sec
some good bouts. Considerable inter
est 5 being taken in the neigh0orins
cities because many on the program
are local boys
Two lightweight and two welter-
weight fights ara scheduled The light
weight preliminary betw sammy
Elder Or Whiting and Kid Lptnski OF
Hammond is going TO DO a humdinger,
Eld Lipinsai is shown to be q scrapper
or no mean ability and no has had
numerous engagements with some
tough birds. Elder g one OF these
qutet lads. who goes about his lighting
as though he means business. And we
predict that no matter now well Idpln-
SKI Sights he VIII know that Sammy
Elder meant business right off the reel.
Jack Llndgrsn who appeared in one
OF the Legfon's previous shows and
scored Z knockout over Jack Perry
viii fight johnny Ruddy from back OF
tie Yards JacA Lindgreu is The pride
Of the STANDARD athletic Club and they
arc ready 3 baca him to the limit.
johnny Rudy established himself as d
Ashter while In tho service. Ho was
o1o champion OF his division.
THE windup swui bring together
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
WHIPPING
HAMMOND
INTO SHAPE

- rRvINc C.ITAYKEN

Coach WalIie Hess stacked his resu-
Jar ave UP against Cearing's All-Stars
yesterday afternoon al the Irving
school gym ard the practice session il
preparation for the big game with PAS
Chicago lasted 7yer forty minutes
coach Hess has introduced an entirely
now System for the Twin City quintet
and II IL thought thar this VIII greatly
strengthen the offensive OF the team.
East CHICAGO not 10 DO outdone Is
also svstemizing n some new PLAYS
ana Fridays game promises 10 be the
best or the season on the local floor.
Trick passes which East chicago IS
said 10 possess will be opened up 50
shat the fans viii get plenty or excite
mont and action. According to the
dcpe sheet which shows that Ham
moud has several veterans in the pres
eut lineup one would naturally give
fhc purple and white tho better
chance to win. bat East Chicago with
ono defeat cnal2ed up against Ham
mon dis confident that they can repeat
again
Competition Tor places On the first
squad still continues amongst the Ham
mond players. the large squad which
coach Hess has makes it necessary for
every man 20 pe on his toes IL ne ex-
poets TO retain n chance for getting
into the tournament games at Gary.
The appearance of Scott on the floor
With the rest has encouraged tho fol-
lowers of the Hammond team and II
S Hoped that "Desth Valley" win DC
able ~ participate ia the coming con-
tests Shanks. Houslev, Cadwander.
shelton. EgFs-s, Powley. Nichols.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
IMPORTANT GAME
FOR WHITING OWLS

WHITING. Ind. Feb. s.-The Chi
caro Big Five bask squad which
comes here saturday night for tho hrst
OF two games az the Community Center
carries With ii a record Of accomplish
,nonts on the court that would cause
chilIs to run down the back OF the OIL
city 1ve's most staunch supporter,
basketball fans win remember them
as the team that csvorted for the past
four years under the eolors OF the Red
Cro4vn-OwIs teaching the mysteries o.
basketball % the best teams in the
country. This year the Big Five has
again beaten the best in this country.
among them the Mccoy Nolans OF Mil
waukee, Northwestern University and
the Rock ford Bear Cats, The two de-
, feats o. tina Big Five team. one at the
hands OF the Detroit Rayls and the
other by Fairbanks Morse of Beloit
have been so close as not to detract
from the value placed on the we'll
known prowess OF the big city team.
Their familiarity with the local court
obtained by their years Of play in this
town should stand them n stead in
their battle with the Owls Saturday
night.
The Owls must beat the chicago
quintet 10 arrange a game with the
Detroit Rays. present holders Of the
national open championship. With that
end in view the game assumes the
, aspect Of q battle for the heavyweight
cha mp3ousaip
To say that Whiting is on its toes for
The fray is putting it too mildly. The
people IN this tow n. the capitol Of the
basket cagius sport. and basket fans
or the surrounding region viii thinh
and talh Of little else until the cues
ton or supremacy Z tho Chicsg 60 dis
trict Is settled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

I.ouisasIIr-aailnr TNzvosrzss,n hcni 9Vr
weHsus- s12l-
Al Bo@zsB--g'r-a E-z7rrsn E1rpues5 Bas-
11IzE weCrraSy G@es JzrEs CTTtan 3
Sullivan beat George RDhiuson
ft0)s Ia Tr>rnbiy braf lack John
30. G10l-
At Phfladcip hia--Lom I.onghrap i.o -
Johnny Kelly 90.
At RendipR, Pa.--Itobby thurman beat
Denny Criev~s 81.
~ New HOrtS--HHrry D~fsel heat Jim IT,
my Kirk n0li Klddy Baker heat
johnny Fieids uoll snmn,y. Bcrne
beat Tommy Mcmahon tI0a.
81 Anderson. Tnd.-I.ouis I.svriIe beat
Dick Barueft G01.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

later. Coacn Hart has his players key
cd both for offenso and defense. It is
I leauy remarkable how few baskets
I have been scored against the Whiting
team this wear
The balance Of the year viii see
some great basketball games by tho
/ various whiting teams both at Whit
ng and at their opponents floors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions or boxing r~prc~entattve -
nrrt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
EQUALS WORLD R1.coRn.

A. A. was socopd aud Joseph 25nsVu
%sw York Cntt,srsl;ss en4sAa1 third III
lhis eyont-
Equals WORLD RECoRD.
over the hurdles at tha same dis
lance Thompson also won and equsled
his own worlds indoor record IL
COS Is,
John Murphy or Notre Dsue Uni
versity. after winning the running
high Jump VITA feet inohes. had
the bar placed AZ feet inches In q
try for o worlds indoor record bur
failed 10 clear IT, The inodor record is
$ feet "a inches, made by sam q.
Lawrence in Boston nine years ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
College Basket Games

Armour Institute ~ Lake Forest
"a
MilKin, 21s Normal university. g.
Wabash, "a: Purdue. e.
Butler university. a2s Franklin, 28.
West Nirg inia- 20 W estmlnster. 2s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
TEAM WANTS GAME

Tho Brooks House basketball team
would ltho 10 book games with any
team averaging from S5-e5 pounds in
weight. For games write to Joe Sto-
doia Brooks House Hammond