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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
Snitanobaltnng DUn 6arm . 8erGteu
wGbrcnO Der faltcn Sabres5cit
madt lid be5ahlt.

8iel 8Crlltit un0 NerQer, 6oS
oltrd BREEDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @e.
rdic perllriod)t miro, tam pernlie6eu
lucrocn, mcrm ~ifuobnftc Scile mad.
QcIcbcn mo alsgcbeiicrt iper6er,
bcDor sic Nrbcit ouf 0c11 ScIbcru
miC6cr bcginnt.
Ser 8inter lit Die bette Belt fir
NuSbeiicrrmgcn uno oie @erGte ion.
ten llrt 10 ci~ngcben0cr nodgelcbett
merOen, lpenn tic wGbreno ocs 8in'
tcr5 niht gut untergcbrod)t moren.
9tuhocm i%dn6Gaftc Gcilc crIebt uno
o0c Sdrollbcn o~ngc5ogcn norbert
iin0, iolltc man sic @rrGtc nic6er
anItrei6en. WetolIforbcn pie Reb
2coo ooer &cnetion Heo enpfeblat
ii6 oofiir ont beIten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
STONY Sill.

HSobn Muupin mar lebtc ISOLDE
mchrcre Gage IN ct. 2ouis.
0ic &crItcigcrl1ng oui ser 6orm
oeS BERT. Geo. S6tnoler mar 5obl-
reid bciltft unb bie perI6ieoenen
GcgtnitGnoc bic 5lln1 &crtal1f &C.
longtm ,brod)tcn red)t quite Sreiic.
=. Stolte un0 Gottin lparcn oiciC
ISOLDE in 9rofe gum @eilrd) ibrer
Iofter, Tralt Plug. ShmiNt.
Muupin Bros, lpclde ibrc SGge-
mil6le uui Gbns. Gicdmorn'S Sorm
i1 @etrieb botter I'M 8aubol5 81
iGocn, bobcn ibrc Irbcitcn bort oOIl.
cn0et.
@cgcuufIebcr 6. q, 9ena mar
Icttcn Somstug 0nron Die RoaoS 81
Ihlcppcll. @em uni erc Roaoarf'
Icbcr bcnl Sdleppen ODER 9raggcn
Der &oooS mebr Iufmcrfiamfcit
idcnfcn piirocrL Damn botten mir
fci,c 70 mlfoDrbaren StraBcn.
Scr 6arm Club bcS &otb Sdr1l'
oiItriftcs belt Ietten 6reitog Ibeno
I'M SduIbouie cine Seriomulll1ng
oh.
0os @etter NOR in Ser lebtm
8pdc 10 i96n bab bic 6ormer bci'
nabc 2uIt bottcn, Safer 5u iaer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
ltntcrcruGbruug.

llntercrn0brltn9 finoct ii6 bel
&inOcrn ic0cn differs. llntercrnGba
rltng lit Gin bdllfi9 granddaughter
3l1itonb 1no mag bel ScrnadlGBi.
el1ng 81 ernitcn 6oIgen filbren. I'm
ecniigenoe fGrperlide gntwidIung
ooer I6lcftcr 8eiumObeits3uitono
t0nllcn ourd llnterernQbrung Oeror-
IaBt mcrocn, Die oft crnitcrc &rnnf.
bcitcn lpie Sllberfllplc I'M @efOlgc
babcn.
In l(nterernGbrltng lei0enbe Stint
Der baben nidt MIR Elm piel gerin9cs
res 8emidt oils ein nornlalcS &in6.
ion6ern lire 3unabmte lit oltf piel
lmgionncr oils ife icin ioatc. Snt
9lItcr BON 6 bis 10 Sobrcn, menn Elm
~geiunoes &ino bier bis flint Efltnb
i'm Sabre 8i'trs9mcn iol(tc, bobcn tie
bo6itcns cine Sunabmc bon Elm bis
5pet Efln0, ODER IeIbit ilberbol1pt
tcinc. SSnt Nlter bon 12 bis t6
Sabren, menrt 9eiunOc &in0cr I'M
Sabr ieds bis 3cbn Eflrno 8unebmen
~iolltcL pcr5ci6nen tic cine 8epidts,
5ltnobn1c bon mr. 5lpCi bis 0rci
Yfutb.
l(%ntcrcrn1brtc &inocr lcqcn Gin
peridieocnortiqcS 9encbmcn an Sen
Gag. Gini9c linO bloB un0 nieOcr-
9cid)lagcn nit Oltnfeln &in9cn inter
oc1 Iu9cn. Sic Crmilocn lciht rn0
filblen feinen Gbrgci5 bel Spiel oNcr
Irbcit. Sbre 2%ciihlngen in scr
SdnIc linO bGufi9 10 ihIcdt, Oob
tic lire &loiie ipicberboIcn mliiiicn.
InOcrc iino nerp0s rno rmrltbio un6
i6wer in 3udt 81 boltell. Sic eiicn
unO i6lofcn idlcdt. Nnocrc picocr.
nm iinb ou3u ~cbreci6ig, bcItGnoig
nit etpoS bcidGitigt lrno imlncr INT
rubig. 9ieicn &inoern fGut eS na,
mcntlid) ifmer, hire Iltfmcrfiun1fcit
5l fon5entrieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
Die Sprudle Der slide.

gu sen luieoerbolten @r0rterunger
Der 8rogc, oh Ificn lpred)Gl f0nnen,
liciert Or. Ileronoer @robam 8ea
einen 9citrog, III DEM or 0rollf bin.
mciit. ooB Slide 3neifcllos ii6 IN.
tcreinunbCr %pcrlt0noigCn t0nnCn. ct
mo6t oororlf aufmcrfinml, Dob nett
bin b0rburc @crGlllhG u1ter WaiIer
nit notwithstanding gertnger In'
%ltrcngung bcrporgcrlfGn lperOen f0ns
llcll. Won broltdt MIR 3pei Steirle
inter MnIicr aufcin0n0cr 81 idI1s
gen, INT Den S6Io9 zines Idpueren
SanmerS at borcn, lpGbrcn6 fIeine
Gieielltcinc in GbnIidcr 8ciic ooS
@erGui6 oeS NnfIopfenS bcrDorbrin.
gen.
GatiGhlidJ babe cr inter 8aiIcr
Dem Iifcn Der llbr Gbnlihc @erGll.
idc 9cb0rt, Oic 5uciicQoS BON 6il6cu
bcrrilbrtcn, Gin Slid Der &rout.
mcIfii6L fam IN Ger Tnt Gin troul.
mclGbnIidcs @crGuih bcrDorbri1l.
gen, 6us olld) o~ltBcrbnIb oc$ 8oiler
gchGrt mcr0en fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
@adstnm Der SabatprOOnftion.

Die critic notwithstanding 30b.
lung in ben Sereini9tcn Stoatcn I'M
Sabre 1889 fanb cine Subofernte
bon iiber 5meibunocrt Wilionen
Yilln0. 3cbn Sabre ipGtcr jcOpd
mar sic Grntc gciunfen, mGbrenO lie
ii6 1859 perooppeIt bottc. Der
9ilrgcrfricg brad)tc cine u%bcrnloltgc
ScrminOcrung; I'M Snbr 1899 jc0od
bottc bic Erobuttion S6S Nttlionen
@funO CREDIT, 1909 belief lid ilbcr
cine Milion Giun0 mo i'm Sabre
1913 crrciftc lie nubC5u onNcrtbolb
Wtillionen 9funo. I'm Die Wtittc 0cS
Ocr9angencn SabrbunOcrts 5cigte Der
Nnteil OeS RorOcna cine itcigcnoc
TenOena ieit Dem aGt5i9cr Sobrcn
jcooh wicgt Der SiiOcn Dor, Der
mGbrcnO ser Sabre 10tls1S ctlpoS
mcDr ais orci Gicrtel Der gall3cn
Grntc berOorbra6tc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
3nferfranfbeit.

Sm 2ollf Scr letten Sabre lit cine
Sungertl1r bel Der 8%cbanolltng bon
3lderfronfbcit eingefilbrt Woroen,
bic iid in biclen 6dacn crfoI0rcid)
crmicicn bat. Die Sur bcgirnlt 5lt'
nGdIt nit Soiten, am bcItet in1 gctt
Scr 3uder aus Oenh llril1 ber'
Idluinoet. Na6ocm Oic8 ~fc'tgcItcIlt
lit, miro hos 6oitcn nod q big AZ
fortgeiest. 0ic Grn0hrlln9
miro hierouf Ia1tgiom lrtb nit 9roB'
er Soriidt acknowledgements. 9ie
gtobrung mlB Sen b~cionocrcn BE
oiirfniiicn Den Soticntcn on8epaBt
tucrben, Sauptiode obcr bleibt ir1'
mer, bob fcin 3ltfer i'm l(rin err
ihcint. Scoe Spl,r bon 3ltfcr 5icbt
eincn ncllcn 6aittag nad) lid.
Sci 9eginn Der <r mag ooS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
R. WE. DICKSON
un6
DIR. B. E.DICKSON
3abn9rste
@ermauu, $40.
Office i'm oIten Sermonn Saoines
9nnf 8cbG,,be. Sbone SS.
&cbanOlnna uun Gf5crnu.

Die 3lDedc, mCIhc 0urd) NeDnnb,
hing non Gf5crnn crrcift lpcr6cn
n~niliien iin0 Die f~oIQen0cn: 3lnGdit
ioQtc ale mcitcre &ci3ltr9 Scr @ollt
bcrrnic0cn lpcr0erL nomentlid Ioltc
NbbiIfc cr3icIt ipcrhcn gcgcr olleS
SSSltfcn unO @rcnmcn unO ionitiQC
abl1ormnlc &ci5crihcinltngCn. 9c@
neitercn iollte Gin ontiIcptiiher Ger.
buuo nngclcgt meroul. @ci nfutcnl
Gf5cma nutb sic 0rtIifc 9Ilttonitolls
ing Dcrnlil10crt mCroelL bCt 6roni.
ifert Gf5emn crrcid)c mon cine bel,
ierc 3irfulation. Sci oflttcm gf5c-
ma mub bic ~5crItortc @olt mlcOcra
bcrgcitcllt merocn. bel droniidcm
Gf3cmo ban0eIt cS itdJ i'm sic Be
icitigltng Der pcroidten unO FONT Der
Gnoertcn Saltt. Gf5cnlo lit OurAollS
bcilbur, mr. fam fcillc SiderbCit
gelpGbrt iper0cn iibcr sic 2Gngc cilc&
Nnfoll8 o0cr ole Observation-Disclosures
bon RildfGacn. 9lfl1ttS Gf5enlo lGBt
iif Icid)tcr bciciti9cn ais sic d)roni-
ihell 6ormer. Gf5cnro Der icbr jim.
gen mic Der ic1r altct TcrionCn lit
bcionoers bortnGfiQ lrno idrUcr 5l&
bCbanocln. @cr al Ct5cnla lciOct,
ioltc iofort cinen 3ltpcrlGbi9cn Gr5t
tuniuItiren uno fnIls 6ieie @cball0-
lung nidlt 3l,fricoCnitcllcnbe Grgcbs
nii'c 5citigt, ioGtc lid Scr 9etrcffen'
&c on einen SpecialiIterr pcrlpeiien
loIicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
MDrrilOn

y Or. @omorO Morfman bc0lcltctc
leste 8odc 6rou s. y. @obcr lno
Otto Roelpe nod ct. SOris ms so
lpitul. Irou 9abcr luuroc I'M zap
tiitcn &oipitol elmer Operation I'M.
tcr5ogen.
GboS. @ocNcr IGBt al ocnl SolliS
2cfimunn Gi%gcntbum, Oua CT tllr5s
lid forlftc, beoeutcnOc &%erbcI'crrm.
gen ollsfiibren.
Gin @on0elbilocr S6cotcr (Ifos
oic) fon0 lcttcn Sonnto0 Ibcnn III
Der &. g. Of q. Sale itott. IS miro
bcobIidtigt, icocn Son1,toG Nbcno
cine &oritcQllng 5lt GCbcn,
MUG. 8cterS lit ppll Gromer @cs
b1ll0e IN icin cigencs 8obnbollS ollf
oem 8cr9e um8c5ogcn.
0ie 0cId0ftc Darcn lU1brcn0 Den
lebten @oden icbr flalr, 0cm Die
RoaOs naren 70 ihIcdt Dob NH
lpcnig GARNER ibrc Nuto5 bcnubcn
fonnten.
6rau 6. Sonntog rciitc lcsten
6rcitog III @cgleitun8 ibrcr 3luci
Gnfeltin0er nad ct. 2olli$, I'M lire
Io6ter, Srmt @uber, mclhe lid alS
Yaticntin I'M Spitol bciinOet, 81 be-
illhen.
Senrp SdoIlmcper II. Satin, non
Scbbcts, Wto., fnnlcn lcttcn 6reitog
bierbcr lll Dem fronten &ater,
6rant S6oumcper, cincn 9ciud ub,
Suitottcn. Sobn SdoIlwCpcr, mel,
der meDrcre Mod)cn an &ranfcnbctt
NcS IaterS p~eriuciIt bottc, lit unl
TrCitag mie0cr nod IchbctS 5Arild-
Qcfebrt.
Sp. Scnlcucr, mclfer @crmonOten
in &opc eincn @eil,d ub0cltattct hat,
fam lcstcn 6rcitog bier Oltrf oltf
Der @cimreiic noh Sebbet5.
0ic Morriimn Mtilli,rg So. ianOtc
lebtcn 1rcito9 ENC G~orIoOlng @et'
5cn nod Scr gggers @}iIIinG So. III
Ncrrnonn.
Die 6urulcr boltcn ibrcn @cl5cr
inmer nod 5rlrilf unO icbr lpcnil
0ctreioe miro g~cgcnuGrtig Dicrbcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11

-glbonnirt orf bns 8oIfSblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
III bcn Worft gebrodt,

III 0cn Worft 9ebrodt.
2oui5 Sdpeigbouier url0 @ottin
reiltcn an Wontog nod 81. 2olli5
INN Gint6ltfc iilr ibr Storc0cIhGft 81
mnhCn.
90. WerterlS bot oos friibcre
FforrboltS n0rolif Ser Nii,In1ptions.
Stride fiir $4,000 gefouft.
Die fotDl. 4IiumptiorS 3 @cmcin.
Sc bat oo$ Gbco. @erritien @igCrr.
tbllm nobc Der Stride fiir $500
fGlIflid iibernonlmen.
Sruu Mic &ucbbler un0 Gofter,
6rolt Geo. Nedcrmonn, SrIs. Clara
mo Noro Nttgultin mo SRI. Griiel.
"a 9ollmgocrt11cr bon Scrmnnn un0
Sos. @ofmam1 bon @loSgotp, morCrl
lcttcn Trcita9 bier INN Der 8ccr0is
gll1g oeS Oerit. 4rnol6 &uebbler bCis
5l1mobnc1. Serr &,,ebbler mar MIR
bier @odcn frant l1n0 itarb im Il.
ter bon crit 80 Sabren. CT binter.
IGBt ieire @ittipe, 9eb. Nuguitin uno
3lpci tIeine ainoer, ionic feline be-
togten Glterr, bier 8riloer unO orci
SdmcItern.
9lug. &eOefer, 6rou So. Sum.
inert, 6rort arnoI6 Sltmn1ert unb
6rou Sgnob 0ieterid bcgoben iidI
Ietten 9onnerstag nod GbomoiS I'M
ser 9eeroi9ung oes Oerit. @m.
MtCDer, frlbcr bier l%pobnboft, bciSlts
mobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
%CrnadllGki9tc 3GbnC f0nucn Crnit
lidjes llebcl6ciinbcn ucrmlaiicu.

@ci ser Gntbefung Der llriodcn
bon &runt6CitCn bubcn iih Wtifroifop
un0 3sStrablcn BON um%idlGGbnrclll
@ert Crlpicicn. 90 iin0 bciipicls.
mciic crit in nCllcrcr 3cit 3Gbuc unO
WtlnO unter Den &eroo6t gefommen,
sic llriod}e elmer Yn5obl bon crrl,
item NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 lcin,
bcion0Crs bon &rurlfbCitcn Don SCr5,
@llt, NicrCr lno @cIr1fcn. Die
Gnttuitlln0 ser I Stroblcn Ybotp.
graphic, bcionocrs Oc5 3cQuIoiO
Sims, Der 3sStrnblen I%llfrmbnlct
Scr Sabine lcidt m0glid) gcu1ad)t bat,
bat gc5eigt, OoB infi5icrtc 8ltr3eIn
BON 3Gbncn Oic Dcrbor8enc llrIo6c
bon nlaud)cn rbelnlatiid)cn lnO 1bn.
Ii6cn St0rlngcn iinO.
Inc moocrn al1sgCltnttetcl 3oGm.
Gr5tc bcnutCn icbt 3'Strnblcn Nui.
nabmcrl, no immcr tic OCrnutcn Dab
cs iid INT cine SnfeftiOn Scr 3nbn.
wllr5el Dqn0clt. Dit befinOcn iidJ
Gitcrtoi6en I'M bic @ur3cIn Scr
3Gbnc ulo oic Ibiorption Oieicr
8iftc filbrt bcgreiflidcrtuciic b1lrfi9
31 Snfeftionen oc8 qall5cn &6rpcrS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11

@iocrlcgt. - Wctnen Sic ntdt
aid, DAB Elm ieoer Menid bl1rd ieine
9cI6Gftigllns eiiultig beeinfli6t
miro?
0as fonn id ni6t ioeen. SD
babe cincn @onn 9efannt, Ser mar
jobreIong @ilffl,tider uno iett lit
err olS unbcilbor in Der Trinferot.
Itolt llnterGcbrodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11

8eiu @icocricben. 6rettto:
@r3Gble mall OH bait gerpiB btetes
erIebt, ieitocm mir ms nidt iaben?
8 ia, @l,tcs urb S6limmesl Dor
brei Sabren bobc i6 ~gebeiratbd.
Rein, 5ltcrIt Oos @rtel
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@ciratbs 2isenieu.

John H. Rotschafer, Owensville, 25
Flora L.. Nebelsick, Owensville, "a
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
DEFEATS
BROOKLYN P0LYS

Special 10 The Evening journal.
p NEWARK, Jan. 28.-Delaware de-
feated Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
last night % 10 IS, in one OF the fast
est games OF the season. The pass
ing Of the visitors was especially
clever, but they could not stop Della
wares two cracks, McCausinan and
Alexander. MoCaugslan alone scored
enough points 10 defeat Brooklyn
gettinug six field goals and eight
fouls. Alexander got three field goals
playing a guard position. Tn guard.
ing Of Willis was another feature OF
the game. The lineup:
Delaware. Brooklyn
Keith. .......... forward .. Nelson
Williams. ....... forward ..... .Linoh
Mclaughan. ..... center ......... Joy
Wills. .......... guard -, ,Bachraoh
alexander. ...... guard .ScilNNSttzInan
Sgibstftlrtions-Iset taW'are: ROthrOck
sOr Williams, Cole for Rothrock.
brooklyn: Rouse for Ba hralni; Cri-
vileti nor JOY, Rather for Linoka
Baohrach for Rouse and JOY for Cri-
vfleti. Goals from field: McCau CHAN
g, Alexander 3, Williams 4, Nelson 4,
|Iinoki 2 and Joy .. Goals from fouls
!. .AcCaughan s. and Nelson 8. Referee
tMcDevill. Time od halves: 20 min
utes.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
EDGE MOOR TO PLAY
BRITISH WAR VETS

The Edlre Moor soccer team viii
play the British War Veterans IN a
second division allied league ma.boh
at Tenth and Butler streets. Phila-
delnhia tomorrow. This game was
10 be plaved at Maple Grove. but has
been transferred 10 Glenn SOCIAL
Grounfls. Tenth and Butler streets.
After a hard game last week, tne
Ddge Moor team Is in line cOndltion
and will be out in full force tomor-
row in the hope OF defeating the war
Veterans for the second ume ulls
Edge Moor is getting boosted by
nearly all the leading clubs in Phila-
delplfia for being the only CLUB IN
the State OF Delaware 10 put a soccer
team on the field, and also 10 thelr
workmanship In travelling 10 Pnlla-
delphia every other saturday 70 play
/. their league genes. So FAR this sea.
son they have won six games, loSt
nine and drawn thtee for a totd OF
Manager Fish will pick his team
from the following players VINO VIII
lake the train leaving French street
station at 1912 p. M: James A1ain-
son, John Adamson, William Adain
son. Thomas Adamson, DAVID
Riley, Leighton C. Robins, Thomss
Sterndale. rFed Lunt, Harry Hol-
gate, George Hunt, Thomas
/ Beatae. Robert Wood, Randolph
Jones. John Leonard, Joseph Darby
Lawrence Fish and Captain Thacker.
i Edward Arrendale will act as lines
/ man.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
BERGAN SCORES
800 ON ALLEYS

The first perfect score made on
the Grady bowling alleys. Eighth
and Orange streets, since their in
staliatlon eight years ago. was
made by Jack Bergan yesterday
afternoon. lie made three hundred
pms IN his third game with Edgar
1000 Sood, VINO, in that game, scored
Despite his unusual feat. Berean
lost three OF four games To Good
GOOD took the first two games.
Bergan showed his sensational form
In the third game, and the fourth
game went TO Good. Until yester-
days score, Good held the high
score on the alleys OF 27S.
Bergan's 300 score I'm the third
game gave him a big lead over
Good In total points, but his lack
OF form in the first two, cost him
the match. Both Good and Bergan
roll in the City League at Grady's,
and Will perform in the league
games tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
FRANK BAKER WILL
PLAY WITH CHESTER

CHESTER, Jan. 2s.-According TO
baseball enterprise for the coming
season, formulated by members OF
une kfwsnis and Rotary Clubs. J..
Franklin Baker will play Tor the
community team here this summer
Baker has signed a contract. shares
are to be sold to business men Of
Chester A Afourlgame-per-week sohed-
lue is under arrangement Severel
times. va 'ous
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
Totals ....----.. n g >
RROUTNSON DOUBLE HEADER.

AZ BrownsOn Han tonight FRANK
McI.aughlin's BrownsOn pets VIII
meet the fast Texaco team from Mar
cns Hook. Browns0n, after taking Q
defeat from the hands OF the Hagley
Academy quintet, are out for revenge
and expect 10 hand the Texaco team
nice drubbing.
Babe" Flynn and Joe Broman'
polnf compilers. will attend 20 the
Scoring end. with Schooner" Long
Jumping center and doing the bulk
OF the floor work. Gerald Doherty
and Captain Jack will try 10 hold the
opposing forwards TO a minimum
OF two-pointers. The second team
win be seen in a preliminary against
some local combination. Baby Max
well will blow the whistle al $50.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

II you are a teacher This Is The day
that YOU should see the Want Ads
for securing a good position as pri-
vate teacher or tutor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
w. T. 4. SHOOT TOuoRRo,v

wilmington Trapshootlng Assocfa-
uon VIII mold its weekly shoot to-
morrow az NE Bellevue traps. start
lns az i.JO O'Clock. The club has in
i've targets shot in two evenfs
namely ten and fifteen targets. Tbere
wiz De prizes awarded to hieh r,,ne
In all class In both events.
On Saturday, February 5. there vii,
ne local match between the Ki-
wants and Blks Clubs OF Wilmington
which will be the fst OF A series 10
be slot for the ,dhamnionshSp Of
1924.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
NEW CASTLE SEWERS
SUBMARINE PASS

The New Castle High school basket
ball team defeated the A.. l. dupont
High School five last evening by the
score OF 81 to IS.
The dupont boys played good
game but showed lack OF practice and
coaching. This was their first game
with an outside team. The outstand-
ing feature Of their playing was the
innovation OF floor passing called the
submarine pass" This was passing
and throwing the ball in manner
somewhat after the manner OF cen
ter OF a football team, and was a per-
picking at times TO the local boys.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
SCHOOL LEAGUE GAMES

TWO games OF basketball were play
cd yesterday afternoon in the High
SCHOOL, gymnasium by the Grammar
School Athletic League.
The nrst game was between schools
Nos. 2s and 4 and resulted In a vic
tory for No. 2S by the score OF "a
10 10 1ne linet1p:
Shrl No. eS. School No. l.
"A, Zutz. z......... forward .AinSvorh
Carey. ........... forward ...... .Sklut
Krause, Walker .center ......; .crowl
n. Lipzen. guard iiamn, NJ. Lutz
Bush. Hofrecker yrsrd ....... Arthur
Fieh goals. II. Zurs s.; Sklut, B..
Foul goals, II. Zutz, 2; Sklut 4 Time
OF halves, ~ minutes.
. In the second game tho No. 4 qIin-
tet defeated No. "a by the one-slded
score ~ p 10 A. Lineup:
Beauchamp.... forkari "a Baraon
V. smith ....... forward ......H. Holt
Roman. ......... center zee. .Schagrn
smith. Morgan. guard .... Beerman
Thompson ...... guard Winchester
| Wilson. n........... guard $500. Boggs
I Ncld enals. V. Smith. &; Beau
champ. B: Roman, 3: Holt 4. Foul
eoals-V. Smith, 4; Moran, 4; Bar
| ton. 9
Time OF halves. - minutes. Ref
cree. Brown. Timer, Sparks. Scorer
/ Kadel.
Tne league viii stage two more
games In the High school gym this
| afternoon. owing " the fact That
last weeks schedule had b be post
woned. The first game Will be be-
tween Schools No. 4 and 40. "a, at
3.&5. The sooond game win be be-
tween 4 and %.
II you are a teacher This Is he day
that YOU should see the Want Ads
for securing a good position as pri-
vate teacher or tutor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
JONES HIGH AT
INDOOR SHOOTING

The Diamond State Rife and Pistol
Club held its second indoor shoot OF
the season last night at the State Ar
nory. on account OF rifles being
"swapped" around, very little was ac-
complished in the way OF scores
rhe club plans TO hold a series OF
matches shortly.
The outdoor rar1e at Shellpot will
BE- open tomorrow for practice.
Scores made last night:
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
THEY'LL PLAY BASEBALL.

The girls OF the Press Recreation
Club and the Mailing Department Of
the dupont Company will cross bats
in the Old Swedes' Hall tonight. when
the first practice game OF the season
will be PLAYED. The lassies were q
have started their diamond work last
Tuesday, but the game was post
pOned.
This win be the flrst baseball game
OF the year in this city. either Indoor
or outdoor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
PATTERSON A. G. on PICNIC.

Defiance Academy defeated .Pater-
last night. 80 to 49, Shields. Lacey
and Johnny Filliben scored goals at
ease. while Lannan, Frey and Joe Fill
liben worked well on the defense.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
ANIMALS KEEP IEAn-

The Admirals defeated the Colonels
In the Y NJ. C.. A. basketball league
last night i6 10 7.
The Generals nosed out the Con-
manders in the second game by -
10 ~ score
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
Y FIVE DOWNS
C0ATESVILLE TEAM

Y. NJ. II. A. i've defeated their old
rivals Coatesville last night, 20 TO 20.
Jacobson. Wilderman and Regen-
bogen were the leading point scorers
for the locals. Tollin also played a
great gam sor the "l'' Toys, his flooi
work AMI Passing 3slhs tho ouisiand-
ing feature. He also managed 10 slir
up the noor and drop in three double
dncLnrs Thn acnra.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-14
Movie Actresses and
Their Hair

Did 1t ever occur to you that every
movie actress you have seen mas
lovely hair. while the most popular
count their curls as their chief beauty! !
In fact. many are leading ladies just
because of their attractive looks In
quirv among them discloses the fact
that they bring out all the nauu4 al
beauty OF their hair by careful sham
pooling. not with any soap or make
shift. but With a simple mixture by
putting a teaspoonful OF canthrox
(Which they get from the druggist) IN
cup ~ hot water and applying this
instead OF soap. This full cup OF
shampoo liquid is enough SO it is easy
to apply It to all the hair instead Of
Just the top Of the head. After It's use,
the hair dries ~apidly with uniform
color Dandruff excess oil and dirt
arc dissolved and entirely disappear
The hair Is so fluffy that it looks
much heavier than e IS. its luster and
softness are delightful--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-14
Al The County Seat

New marriage licenses are: william
Mcneil. Muskegon. Christine Goodwin.
Hammond; Irl r Goshaw. Gary Flor
ence z. Newton. London. England:
Frank Sluvinski. Mary Kiendrev ska.
Indiana Harbor; william e. whitaker
Marie Meyer Hammond Joseph NJ
Phalen. Michigan city. Catherine J
cross. Gary; John Hamnik. East Chi
cago. Marie F. Saroka, whiting: John
X. Seward. Hammond, Florence =.
Pahips, Hessville; Espas Angel. BOBBY
Williams, Gary.
Tae Chry solite club are being enter
tanned at the Commercial club rooms
for their bi-monthly feed tonight.
Misses Daza Barr. Margaret Aulwurm
GLADYS Beattie and Mrs. Martin smith
are the hostesses and in charge OF the
menu. Card night viii be enjoyed next
Thursday night.
Mrs. Will Heide was the hostess Is
the pot-luck club at her home on Wed
nesday afternoon. prizes at auction
were won by Mrs Edward Glover and
Niss Hannish Black
Walter Kane of Hobart visited with
his aunt. Mrs Jennie Ward Wheeler
on Wednesday.
The Woman's Study CLUB or crown
Point has worked steadily for one solid
year and IS going 70 let loose now and
entertain you for one evening at the
Crown theater. Thursday evening
April IS The Junior play was an ex-
ceNent drama and you learned les
son. The legion boys could not be