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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
BANKERS MAKE STATEMENT
RELATIVE TO ROAD ISSUE MONEi

I'VE the undersigned bankers OF
Ardmore have read the contract enter
ed into by and between the commits
sionors OF Carter county and r. j.
Edwards. and find that same pro
yides for the payment OF 100000
and accrued interest and premiums OF
si7 within five days OF their approx
al, said money to be deposited in Car
ter county banks.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
by W. w. jeter
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
By Fred Carr
GUARANTY STATE BANK.
BY +. "A. Sherwood
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
~ Ed Sandlin
clTY STATE RANK.
by O. II. WolSerton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
PROGRAM FOR
AR N 5 MEET TO
Be MAPPED OUT
With Next Meeting Called
for Tuesday, Heads of
Delegations Confer
on Procedure
ARMS QUESTION AND
EAST KEPT SEPARATE
Naval Limitation and Holiday
Likely to Be Brought Up
and Settled First

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-With the
next general session Of the confer
ence on the limitation of armaments
scheduled for tomorrow, heads of the
various delegations hoped to agree
today on at least tentative program
for procedure. For the purpose Of
arranging preliminary details, two inn
portant meetings We're to be held
today, one this morning TO discuss
the pragram for armament negotia-
tons, the other this afternoon to
shape up procedure for the forthcom-
ing discussions of far.eastern ques'
tons.
A meeting Of the American advisory
committee of 81 also has been called
for this afternoon, at which Chairman
Sutherland will announce the person.
mel OF the six subcommittee already
authorized to handle special subjects
before the conference.
Delegates today continued their
study of Secretary Hughes proposal
for the immediate reduction Of fleets
and for a ten year naval holiday.
The American delegation was en-
couaged by the attitude OF British
and Japanese representatives, ana
were confident that there was at
|, least no possibility Of flat reduction
OF the plan and that il would form
the basis of whatever agreement is
reached
Naval officers in discussing the pro-
rasal emphasized as an outstanding
feature the fact that the United States
would be left without battle cruisers
while Japan and Great Britain each
would retain four of these ships, ana
the newest in addition to capita! fight
ing craft.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE American
plan for ten year naval holiday ana
the scrapping OF all but limited
number Of warships, calls for less
sacrifice on the part of Great Britain
than by the United states and Japan
in the view Of the naval corresponds
ent OF the Daily Mail.
Sacrifice Heavy for Japanese
The proposed sacrifice. he says
would be q heavy one for Japan and
the United States. but comparative
ly trifling for Great Britain as the
latter has not yet incurred any great
outlay on the four new ships just or
dered. The American scheme involves
no injury to British interests, for in
plain fact. Britain today is third IT
post war ships and ocean-going suoina'
rines,
The real question is whether Japan
will bc content TO accept the condition
which places her navy in u position
of permanent inferiority''
other correspondents point out tha'
Great Britain has already taken INT
CONTINUED on pago y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
STATEMENT FROM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

TO May
OF
q the that
be held Tuesday
that all done Hereunder shall be
brought
from county o O
tsigned NJ r. PIERCE
NJ. JOHNSON,
TAYLOR, Chairman.
Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
UNDERWRITERS PLANNEI

Plans for organization Of the Ard
more Life Underwriters association
were gone over at a luncheon of the
executive committee OF that body at
the Hotel Ardmorc Monday noon, when
a set OF the bylaws and constitution
were discussed. IL Is expected that
permanent organization will be had af-
ter the meeting next Monday at the
noon hour.
The executive committee is com
posed OF O. g. I.ashcr, T.. o. Hale
Wayne Heath. Joe NJ. London, Harry
Eesslor and Paul Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14

G.. NJ. Henley. who has been visit
ing the eastern markets purchasing
goods Tor his local store returned Sat
urday. Ar. Henley states that condl
tions in the east are fast becominf
normal and he looks for everything tC
bc moving along TRANQUILITY in Il shor'
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
PRESIDENT SIGNS
PEACE WITH GERMAN

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Presiueht
Harding signed a proclamation declaF'
ing peace with Germany just be'ore
four p. m. today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
= 90

n Daily ArdmOreites
Distributed in Ardmore
Alone Today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Jones SOUTH
east of the city, are the proud pare"'s
OF an elevenpound boy, born sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-14
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMA: T-night aud Tuesday
part cloudy. cooler in extreme east
portion. warmer in vest and central
portions Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
When Ouijn Predicts
BY MARY LOUISE BUIZELL

The fair Of the prOgrcssivc Thought
Club was in full swing, and cnch night
the hall over Cyrus Tarr'S store was
filled with tho young people Of Aircdalc.
For tho club had introduced new
drawing card in the person Of Prof.
Homer DashvuOd who (for the insig-
nifcunt sum of So guaranteed TO un.
fold the future 10 any ono anxious to
pierce the roil of mysticism. lie also
promised to straightCn out all tangles
Of the lovrl"rn: and therefore, his
booth was the center Of attraction for
all afflicted with troubles of this sort.
So. with tho exception Of Jane Mere
dith, who scornEully declared that for
tune telling. whether by the occult or
any other method, was rank nonsense,
every girl in the village had boon
thrilled by the wonderful and often un-
canny prophecies Of the solemn but
gifted stranger. Aud they had scvcrnlly
and individually tried to induce Jane
to consult him: but all in vain--till
Alma prouty innoccntly remarked that
people were saying she was afraid of
what he might tell her in regard 20 the
bittCr quarrel she had had with Joe
kittridge.
Then Janc'S head went mp like that
Of war horse sCenting hattle, and that
very evening she marched into the hall
clad in the most fetching gown she
owned, and immediately became the
center Of the gal"St group: although
she noticcablI avoided the black draped
booth Of the unknown seer. This may
have been duo tO the fart TINT she had
caught gIimpsc of her delinquent
lover watching hor--whilc apparently
absorbed in the ConvcrSation Of yellow
haired Peggy Baldwim--and was deter.
mined TO ignore everything pertaining
to the future. But again tho ubiQuit .
Gus Miss l'routy camc 10 the fore this
time furnishing just tho right stimulus
to sting .Ianc into mentally vowing II
beard the lion in his dcn' by casually
rcmarking:
"Oh, saw Joe Kittrdgc go in tc
consult Prof. Dashwood. Probably I,
find out how he stands with Pcgg,
baldwin. Every one says he's oil gon,
on her, And Jane murmurcd non
committaI:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

way!"
She gave swift, surreptitious glance
toward the corner where Joe had been.
peggy Baldwin was alone. but Joe's
broad back was just vanishing through
the door of the refreshment room.
Going to treat her to ice cream and
c9ke-and hope it makes both Of them
as sick as--as--dogs !" she breathed
wrathfully, as moving swiftly through
the crowd she stepped inside the booth
of mystery.
1t was draped in black, and the air
was heavy with some strange scent. A
swingi ing lamp. high up. gave Just
enough light to enable one to see the
turbnncd figure seated at black table
the renowned Prof. Eastwood. A
squat legged Ouija board stood in front
of him.
As Jane slipped into tho chair op-
positc him. he raised his head. tossed
back his name Of frowzy black hair,
looked at her n moment through i'm =
mensc blue goggles, then muttcrcd gut =
hlrally:
.You would pierce the veil OF the
unknown! You would know of love.
wealth or famef"
"1-1--hardly know" faltercd his
client family, a little frightened by her
grucsome surroundings. There nro--
nrc-so many things
But know" affirmed the seer
glibly, placing his hands on the magic
bonrd 81 know--it is Of lovc--lovc -
And under his touch tho little tiltinp
board raced across the paper mndl,
once, twice, thrice, faltercd and
stopped.
"Ah! Listen to the message IL bring.
you! You are in love, deeply in love
But you have quarrcIed with Won,
lover. and now brwnrc-a most
beautiful blonde has marked him for he,
own Your heart is heavy within YOU
You long to be rcconciIcd to the mar
you love-
'I--I--don't think so I.cr-cr----'
The seer slipped fresh paper II
place and again the ouiia rnccd franti
cally over it--this time in circles. muc,
like kitten chasing ts own tail Tn,
professor pecred at the heroglyphirs.
"Onijn says you aren't telling th
TRUTH he said sternly; "you do wisl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
Boys Sample Wash Suits
at So

Welcome to this Mahcady for Summer Sale for boys Of 214
to years.
Just when Spring
cool things here purchase wonderful suits for small
chaps Il "a third TO less.
All the buonon kinds pictured which mothers like because
they sensible well good lonC. Regulation sailor Peter
Pan, Mctwck and other styles
Every is a makers sample Often only Of
Il kind.
Included beautiful qualities OF ncn rrambroy sturdy blue
cotton meccrizcd ropn, white poc white gatca. Trimmed with
hand embroidery hand fc"hcrstchng sor nckeS and such
maniko things Dark blue | blue, yellow combined
with blue pink with white, and all white.
We have made they satisfactorily.
realize how important that is!
700 boys have of those tine suits cacuncss mothers
choose by the half dozen, think they likely do
(TlllcF Nnkc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
1Pc WILSON LIKES
- STATEN ISLAND COOKING
lam Caeroirs Bread Is Made Win Potatoes Well as
One Batch Of Dough Makes Various Delicacies

about one half inch thick, spiccd lib
orally with good shortening. Spread
thickly with brown sugar. currants or
small seedlcss rnisins, and cinnamon (;
roll as for jelly roll and then cut ia
pieces one and half inches long. Place
in the prepared pan and ilatten slightly
with the hand. DO not place any buns
in the center. This will give you q
nice ring. Let rise for fifty minutes and
then bake in slow oven. Remove from
the oven and turn at once on well L.
creased paper, basting the sirup that
runs down the sides over the top. Neg d.
lcct to turn from the pan at once causes
The buns to candy and they will then
be very difficult TO remove.
lf your family is small. then just
halvc this recipe. This dough can be
set late Mt night. just before going tc
bed. and be ready carly in the morning
to kncad down and then. after break
fast, fashion It into loavcs. etc. Try
this and your family will certainly vote
for all homemade bread.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

to be reconcled to your lover And you
are sorry for the hasty words you |
spoke Tell me the truth---or can do |
nothing! You are angering the in
fuence that controls me! You love him
still3"
"Y-y-esv' family.
And you are sorry for your bitter
words?"
"Er-y.es!" still more family.
"And IL he is sorry land | know he
Is, you are ready to take him back?'
Eyes, ami" this time with tense
decision.
can right, then.-Mss Jane Meredith
| enough saidn and wriggling out Of
| his enveloping "togu" and snatching off
| the wig of frowzy black hair---Joe Kit
| fridge lcaped over the table and caught
the astonishcd girl up IN bcnrlikc en-
brace that fairly took her breath away.
| For moment she was dumfounded--
then she freed herself and faced him
with blazing eyes.
! Joe Kittridge," she painted stormily.
| "you-you--toOk a mean advantage of
me You made me say things didn't
menn--and you were making l.love to
Peggy Bnldwin--and-and---"
ooh, come now, Jane! wasn't
making love to Peggy--shc was telling
me of her own engagement! And you
can't look me right in the eye and depy
saying you loved me! THERE knew
you couldn'tv' as her eyes fell under
bis searching glance, "And simply
worship you. and we're going to be
married right away, slap bang, and
live happy ever after And all's fair in
love and war, and--nnd well, I guess
that's all, only Janc--isn't ouiia the
great little helper for lovcrs?" and as
the ecstatic Joseph hustled into the
dark rcccsses behind the rear curtain
where Prof. Homer Dashwood was
: somewhat impatiently waiting for his
mystic habilimcnts. and likewise for the
fnt fee he had demanded for the use
of them, there came low but dis.
tinct:
"Wcll. you may take me- home TO,
night, Joe, and we'll talk it over :"
from the girl behind the black table. d!
: she pattcd ouija's shining surface.
, Next complete Novelette-ACross tn
/ Aeraway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
Two Groups of Fine Wraps
Lowered in Price

Beautiful wraps and capes of the finest coating
materials are now grouped under two prices--$57
and $7S They are soft and luxurious, beautifully
lined and finished. Not more than two or three of
a kind and all are considerably lowered in price.
(MaTke)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
Yesterdays answers

|, IN exquisite method Of p,in,inc
WI EIoSS consists Of II luSLrr I'm
IN "hirh is put all over the
hN'"' Ia" nbs"nC" nf design Of
Tr'! ,'r' milking the work easy
M ,|r III" ""man who is not II
trained artist
=. tor .hndr for the boIdoir Irmp
Lu "frhd color which vprgrs on
%T,'"arr Is charming aud newer
. Upnn p'nn IL" customary rose.
" hIiS'l blu" voilra with round
oJnT JJnuT "hd cuffs of white Urgandir
, ,"S"t with narrow lace and
mEri,9A,rd E"rc aud there with en-
go'J 'J'"yr'I ,r'I roHebuds fashion II
SS SS"H' -"oAlng dress which the girl
Ho,, ''%E"t or nine can wear FOR
SoII IPI'tsi'y and inexpensive foot
moJ I Tor the living room can be
w;,I w%I" by covering an old hnssock
rcv W. ooG1r,R ",GrR Satc"n and placing II
ro,on"1n "1nPUQurd flowers of different
!, b,or1d b",.Hd Sot"cn on top.
Jo%%".'"| can b. combined with
ore G's"lF flF atlrnrtivcncss in romp
r',rn, nm t'r IN" baby by having the
cro,ilrH i'rH made Of white Japuncsr
cmT'' with tiny round collar nnJ
NitcL |,Ised with II buttonhole
| g. Nir' Ni'nIih IN pink or blue.
r.unl r.u,lilnum makes n tablc.
orJ ,%",p'r u which is easy Ia handle
| t,L "o'S not bear down uhou ,Lr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
The Question Corner
To-day y Inquiries

l. What original idea T. carried out
ia an a'tructiv" looking hand
bag?
: l,t"rl" smart arrangement
OF horN dotted net on u gown of
black satm and net.
u IN what cHsy way can the sooty
aust lhal collects on carpets and
rugs ho removed?
t. " what material that Is wash
ape and Yet has II good deal Of
O0oy is Il pretty sports skirt
made?
D. 10y ran charming bureau and
, G,m.l,iIonicr SrarrS b" simply made?
" Nhm brmstitrhiug, what will
n''p to make the work straight
and smooth?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

$18.75
$25 and $50

Most frocks included this goupdrcsses of real
distinction and charm Generally there
klnd and the materials instance excellent.
or de chine, in
bands and put together with svery
eta over silver braided chameu and navy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
NeWsies Take Second
From HammonditeS

kSFE&t6E ~ 1T U.s.
WHITING, Ind, Aug 6,-The whit
ing News Boys trounce the Unknown
A. G. Of Hammond for the second
time Thursday before one Of the
largest crowds that ever witnessed a
junior baseball game. The score was
7 TO 8. The Newsies played a game
that was really worth while seeing.
Their fielding was good and they had
the visitors at a Disadvantage during
the entire game. The Tnknowns
were allowed to gather but three runs.
one in the seventh by two singles and
a sacrifice and two in the eighth by
a walk. a single. q double and an
error Kilkeary and Moore led the
scoring for the home team. Came
hurled a wonderful gamess being back
ed up by Steve Bodney.
Last Saturday when the Newsies
travelled to Morris Park, Hammond.
to play the same team. they came
home with the bacon. winning the sea
son opener from the ~JnNnowns, 10 10
z. a rally in the tenth BY the locals
beat the H~ammondites. Kedar pitch
cd this game and Bodney caught.
J. L. Clark has a team to be proud
Of and Manager Wayo who directs his
team must be given considerable
credit for the way he has the bows
trained The locals have a pitching
staff that can't be beat; Chrustowski,
Gamer and Kedar being the sirlers.
Score by innings OF Thursdays game;
Whiting Oh 021 OK
Hammond 900 600 120-3
Score by innings of Saturdays game:
Whiting ........o 102 0o16-13
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
s POI 7 :
FREEDMAN EASILY BEATS
YELLING IN AURORA BOUT

AURORA. Ill. Aug. s.-All grudGe
lights develop into something not
Sailor Freedman fought an advertised
grudge fight here last night. 1t was
4 bum fght to gaze on and was well
Kissed and booed by those assembled
Freedman won all the way. yelling
either could not or would not night.
He tried his best. I guess, but his best
was not so much.
yelling was press ACCENTED in ad-
vance as the lightweight who whipped
Freedman in Louisville one night.
knocking the sailor down a couple OF.
times. The sailor won from here to
Louisville last night. He hit Joe with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
n. |. G. &E CO.
EMPLOYEES PICNIC

MrCHICAGN CITY. IND. Aug. g.
Employees Of the Northern Indiana Gas
Electric Co. in Hammond. South
Gend and Michigan City and their fam
lies n friends will have a picnic IN
saturday. Aug. s in this city. 1t is
expected tina 500 people will attend.
Z. P. Whiting of Michigan City will
be the field marshal and he will be as
sisted by three persons from zach DIS
erict.
The out OF town people will arr
here ut s:15 over the South Shore and
VIII march from the South Shore sta
ton. corner OF Franklin and Eleventh
streets. to the peristyle In Washing
ton park. Hammond and Michigan
city will engage in a game OF base
hall for the Championship OF the north
ern division. From IL TO ! there with
be q basket lunch. from to 4:3o a
program Of games and races will be
in order for one and all. The picnic
viii oiicialiy close al 6 o'clock. BIZ
cause OF the picnic the gas Office viii
De closed Saturday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
I. N. S. Sports Editss

The Yanks chung to first place ~
trimming the Tigers with Carl Mays in
fine form.
Cleveland's tribesmen are slipping
The Senators put them on the skids
again with Mogridge southpawing in
great shape.
Heinie Groh saved the Reds from a
shut out by Brooklyn with q double in
the 9Th scoring on Duncan's single.
Mitchell pitched in fine form for the
Dodgers.
Fred Toney finally subdued the
Cardinals, aided hy a timely triple
from Frank Frisch's bat
MuIrenan and McNeeney OF the
White son were pounded 10 all eorners
OF the lot by the Eod Sos
Dykes, Walker and Perkins register
ed home runs for the a and won their
game from the Browns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
Cadillac A. G. Defeat
East Chicago Cyclones

Before a large crowd OF baseball
fans the Cadillac A. C. OF w. Ham
mond defeated the East Chicago Cy-
clones by the score OF 5 to 4. The
Cadillacs earned their first run in the
third inning while the Cyclones scor-
ed their first in the sixth inning- The
Cadillacs coming right back in the
sixth inning with 3 runs and the Cy-
clones did the same In the seventh m
ming tieinS the score for the second
time. The Cadillacs got one run IN
the eighth and held the Cyclon~s to
the finish. Score:
Cyclones ..........oo ool 800 5
Cadillacs ..........oo o03 o1o-5 6 4
The Cadillac a. c. would like to
book with any team averaging be-
tween Is and IS. For games call
Hammond 500 and ask for Ed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

both hands SO often 1t was surprising
that yelling kept IN his feet through
out. yelling stuck or his pins. never
once hitting the mat, but he had to be
a game boy to tsand the punch racket
he got.
Some OF the members OF the audience
became imhued with the idea that the
light was a fake. Not SO. They fought
honestly. hut they battled all the
while inside. which made 1t look bad.
Inhghting IS not lovely to look at, but
It's effective in case you are scoring.
They were scoring. as a bum yelling
LETT eye VIII testify. It was not
worth seeing except for those who
know fights. and there were some folks
present who do not know fights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
BIC CROWD
FOR VALPO
WITH K. C'S

The Hammond K. OF C's are all set
Cor their big game at Valparaiso to-
,sarrow and quite a crowd of admirers
& the local team are planning on ac-
,ompanying the club TO help urge them
ca TO s. victory over the fast Valpo
aSsregation.
All fans who wish 30 make the trip
II have the opportunity to take ad-
antagc OF the special excursion rate
b. sec for the round Tip which Is an
usually low rate as the regular fare
!. in the neishborhood OF 81.
The excursion train will leave over
re Nickle Plate ct 1922 new time and
..ckets can be bought at the statie<
hofore train time.
Lawrence Hilbrick. who will pitch
~tomorrow's game Is in the pink OF con-
clifton and If his team mates put up
IS good an article of ball as they are
eapable Of. Hammond should be re-
turned the winner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
Japanese ~TriaI by Ordeal"

Trial by ordeal still exists 10 sone
parts of Japan. If a theft takes place
in g household, all the servants are
required TO write a certain word with
the same brush. The conscience IS
supposed to betray its workings in
the waves Of the i~deographs written.
Tracing an telegraph involves such
an effort to muscular d%irectness and
undivided attention that this device
often leads to the discovery of the
guilty person.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Sailor shaded Joe Well
ing in ten rounds, Young Farrell and
Jimmy Kelly boxed n ten-round draw,
Phil Harrison bested Al Morris I'm sight
rounds, and Herbey schafer and Bud
Dempsey boxed a six-round draw Mt
Aurora.
Pat walsh knocked out Hurry RaA-
kim In the seventh round of a sched-
uied twe1ve-round bout at Cincinnati
Mike bbo easily outpofnted Gus
Plntts In ten rounds at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

HAND IS IN
BAD SHAPE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylcEl

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Georges Car
pentier's injured right hand will re-
ouire nearly three months TO mend,
according to a cablegram received by
Tex Richard today from Francois Dos-
camps. who said Carpenters physi-
clan had so announced.
AS a result the scheduled bout be-
tween Carpenter and Tommy Gibbons
will not be staged by Richard Until the
latter part Of October or early IN
November. according to the promoter.
Descamps' cable said:
Doctor requires three months
without boxing because fracture right
thumb. VIII inform soon as possible
when can return. Greetings-D-s-
amps"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
SEATS TO PLAY
CITY

The scatinas will cross bats with the
Hammond Police Dept. at Harrison
Park at 2:30 o'clock. The police de-
partment feeling chesty over their
win against tho Gary Police Depart
decided TO try and break the scatina's
record. News comes from the sea
tenas that they have beaten all the
teams in this vicinity but the coppers
and they are the next victims. his
being the only ball game in Hammond
the baseball fans should turn out in