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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Claim Burial Plot
Members of Washington Fan.li,
Would Bar Public From In
closure III Mount Vernon

Nazareth, Pa, Feb. 22.-The Wash
ington family want the family burial
plot in Mount Vernon closed TO the
public and the names Of the LonradS,
Uho arc dcgccnGcd from SopIe of the
Washingtons, removed frcnl The moi-
umcnt in the inclos.re, according to
George SJeptoc Washington. VINO
spoke before the Colonial associa-
ton Of Nazareth hall, a school here,
last night. Mr.. Washington's parents
were descended from two brothers of
the first President.
Recalling that the family burial
plot was not included in the sale Of
Mount Vernon 10 the association
which now owns it. Mr.. Washington
said: "The family reserves the right
TO close off this space at any time,
and 10 inter the two bodies Of George
Washington and his wifc-and once
Inferred they vii! not be on view,
The association and the public have
no rights on this half aero. The as
soc:ation. without any right, allowed
the Conrady TO put the names Of
some deceased members or the mon
ument IN this reserved space. These
names will have TO be removed"
Some Of the Conrads whose names
appear or the monument arc ) not
buried there, he said.
Dealing with the WasFiisgsca4ir
the world war. Mr.. WashinsS9.;I IsSd
that many Of the Young mem haH en-
listed in the army as pr;vates. zone
Ct my cousins" he said, "nassn;ne
sons and al enlisted in the late war.
Two went to Russia ard four .
France and italy.
p rmo ;homu-m d do hod omoi
Going back to George Washing
ton-did you ever stop to think what
was the greatest act Of his Fife? ]
believe the accented thought of his
family is that his greatest az. was
to refuse to he made king Of these
United States"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
TOTAL Of S637,0O0
RAISED FOR TEMPLE
Increase of $4,000 Over
Amount at Hand Last
Year
VISIT MOUNT VERNON
Officers Elected Before Adjournins
This Observation-Disclosures Gratl-
fled With Progress Made

More than onc-half OF the cos: Of
the building of the prCnosed IaSo'ic
Temple is new ii hand according .
report of the Treasurer Cowles sub
m:t:ei today 1t the eleventh annual
meeting of the George Washington
Masonic National Memorial Asso":a-
tion held ir the Masonic Temple. Tre; :
surcr J. W. Cowles reported the Total
receipts to TIE present time 10 oe
$637 600. At last years meeting on.y
s215,O00 has mad beer raised fcr HI.
fund.
This association purposes to 1als; ?
gree: deal more than a million dol
,a-s, It being is object to provide q
fund for the general upkeep Of t."
shrine to the memory Of Washington
wh;ch will be erected a: George
Washington Park.
The report was received with 81.
siderable qualification ty ne G"'c'
gates in attendance.
Plans were discussed and mappe0
tut for speedily raising the rena he-
IT Of the money needed for. this work.
Members feel gratified over the
splendid progress made durn@ he
pas: year and IRE Of the op:nloN by
the next meeting The necessary faaf
vi. be in hari.
Considerable rcut;ne business -
day was discussed IN connection y Z
he erection OF the proposed stn''!'.
The site has aireahy beer sccur:d ara
= IS rcw IN readiness for prGce""'""
nth .he work.
After e!rcting officers before ad-
ourninc this afternoon the delegates
made pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
ard placed. handsome memorial
wreath CD Tnhirgton's tomb in ac-
,,ordanee with AL established custom.
Most rf TIE delegates will attend the
annual celebration Of WashingtonS
birthiay tonight by Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of Masons after
which they will leave for their home
The sessions Of the association to-
lay Ettc presided over BY Hon, Lewis
A. Watres, president Of the asscela-
ton, whose home is in Scranton, Pa.
Prior to calling the meeting to order
prave- was offered by Rev. DR.. v. j.
Morton. chaplain.
After vsecting officers the delegates
were served l1ncheon in the Masonic
Temple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Observe, Holiday
George Wasi,ingtcn's Birthday Quiet
ly Celebrated

WaShington's birthday was quietly
observed here There was no public
celebration Fl any character. As
stated in another column Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of Masons to
night will holl celebration at the
ElkS' Hall.
Practically all business was sus7
pended by the noon hour.
4 number OF dances and parties
arc scheduled to be itel1 tonight, and
several patriotic societies are slated
TO hold spcc!a, programs this even
ing.
Many wreathS today We're placed
on Wash:nrtor'. tomb, one being
from the George Washington Birth
day Association and the American
Legion Of Washington also placed a
wreath.
For the hcncfG of the Childrcn's
Fairgrounds artificial cherries were
sold on the streets today and consid-
erable money was realized 70" the
work. :;
Weather conditions were anything
hat ideal for parade The George
Washington Birthday Association
last year decided to hold parade
this year. However. they long ago
abandoned TIC idea and members ex-
pressed themselves as g7-atified that
there was no parade scheduled for
today. In the afternoon the sun
shore and tho streets were sloppy.
the snow tha, fell last night rapidly
melting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Total of Thirty7Eight Bar
rels and Kegs Seized
In Raid
CLAIM TOO MUCH KICK
J. W. Russell Also Taken and Held for
EedeTal Grand Jury-Small Seizure
Of CIDER al James Woods

Thirty eight kegs and barrels of
cider altered n contain more alcnhoi
than ;s allowed under the provisions
Of ths national prohibition act We're
seized yesterday evening at q store
at the southwest corner of Queen anil
Pit: STREETS b. J. j. Hudgins, deputy
collector oi internal revenue, OF Rich
n,ond. He alsc took in custody }. ".
Russe:. and Russell was taken before
L. s. Commissioner William r.
Woolls ard following a preliminary
hc,arinr was held for the action Of
the federal grand jury which viii
meet in this city rext July.
a big motor truck was Used II
hauling Tic cider to the custom hoIse
in this t;ty.
One half of cne per cent Of aEoh@l
is all Law aillovs in certain beper
ages under the provisions Of the IA
Honal prohibition act.
This WIS one Of the biggest haaIs
Of cidsr made in Alexandria since
the national prohibition act became
effnctiva
Mr.. Hudyins also se:zed ai,Out 20
gallon: cf ciaer in Jugs from the
place Of business Of James Wood, &C
the lower end of King street.
Wood also was taken in custody
and held for tip, action of the fedapal
grand Jury. He Furnished bail
Bond IN the SUM Of $500 for his an-
2earsrce hefors thar body, AND the
sairr amvnnt Of bourS-wgs siSfiis's: sss',
Russell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
CROOKS MIGHT FOLLOW
M0UREY WITH SHOVEL

BloomshJre, Pa. Feb. EVIL
liam Mourey, a Cleveland township
farmer, maintained in court ycster-
day that he was not millionaire
but irat he was forretful, and ask
ad II" court to name n guardian
He had placed 5000 in gold in ! sag
and then sold the bag to N,ur!
Carmel baker, forgetting all IhnGt
the money. The baker returned
the money, however.
Ile had hidden $50 in tin h";
which he placed under a refrigerator
On tie hack porch. Later clcanin.,
up the porch, he threw the tin ca:.
into BOX Of junk, and mis- grandson
recovered tn" money.
Inurcy didn't believe N banks,
1al whcr he planted potatoes last
spring, mia several hundr d dollar
in tho potato field He Tired m-r
to dig the potatoes, and thinks tha,H
o,cxetcd the money, or t grew into
The potatoes At least ne never e:t
it. He didn't think ahc2t il unt
yesterday. he said.
Irwin kleislier was ramed gyar(:.
ian for Mourey, who is 70 years o't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
TWO DEATHS TODAY

Sylvester Scott, 50 years Old, n:ec
this morning at Ms residence, 924
Franklin street Tie deceased is sur
vived by his wife and four children
The deceased was carpenter. His
funeral will take place at ; o'clock
Thursday afternoon from his la;e res
idence and services will be cond:cted
by Rev. L. II. Kelly, pastor of the
Free Methodist Church. Burial VIII
be in Bethel cemetery.
Mrs. Caroline Critic, seventy-e!Ght
years old, widow Of James Critic,
died this morning at the residence OF
her brotn.r-in-law, ]. Williamson,
1926 Duke street. The body Will be-
shipped at o;20 o'clock tomorrow.
morning 10 Covesrillc, Va, where
The funeral services will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Gets Cabinet Berth
II. VI Daugherty, Hardins'S Cam:
paign Manager, to be Attorney
General

ST. Augustine, Fla Feb. 22.-An-
other member CT the Cabinet wSs
dcfnitelv announced and the post
definitely accepted yesterday.
The appointment was that OF
Harry N. Dsughc,ty to be ATTORNEY
General in the next administration;
President elect Harding stated
fatty that ne "was ready at any
time to invite Daugherty into the
public service" Harding laughed at
reports describing Daugherty as 5
professional politician. He said:
".As far as | am concerned | am
ready to invite Mr.. Daugherty into
the Cabinet, and when ne is ready
to accept there will be an announce
ment, if he can persuade himself to
make the personal sacrifice. | think
Mr.. Daugherty is 4 splendid man.
and | think he will make great
Attorney General. ! can say this
that the opposition to his appoint
ment has merely strengthened my
conviction that I wanted HIM"
Harry NJ. Daugherty not only is
the lifelong friend Of the President,
elect, but the man generally regard
cd as responsible for placing Hard
ing before the Chicago convention
as a Presidential possibility.
The Columbus politician, beside
being the Prcsident-elect's cam
paign manager. has been q con-
stant adviser since the days follow
ing the eection.
When apprised of the President
elects statement, Dsugherty made
public the following acceptance:
no nan would refuse to serve q
friend and his country under the
circumstances. ] am appreciative a
both the honor and the responsible
tiles"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Free Coal For Poor
Four Carloads Turned Over by S
Rwy.. TO be Distributed
hv the Nayor

Four carloads Of soft coal, contain
ing- approximately 200 tons, have
been donated 20 the city for the poor
of the city by officials Of the South
ern Railway Company.
The coal was turned over to Mayor
James NJ. Duncan and Mayor Duncan
had it placed in the yards of T. J
Fannon and Son, coal dealers. Duke
and Henry streets. Mr. Fannon of
fering the use Of his yards free 70!
that purpose.
Mayor Duncan stated today to 9
representative Of the Gazette that il
his purpose to see that the coal is
delivered to all poor persons in the
city in need Of aid.
In finding such persons be will
have. the aid Of the members Of the
police department, the ministers Of
all denominations and also the repre-
sentatives Of the various charitable
organizations of the city.
This is one Of the biggest gifts
made recently to the city ond just
now will BE- OF great help to
many poor families. 1t is proposed
BY the mayor to distribute the coal
in ton lots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Wall street Dealers in American
Pie Caught Shnr

New York, Feb. 22.~-Deahrs II
American PIE. from meringuc preh~f-
red to apple common, were caught
short today ii Wall street, where
1900 blocks. divided into $1,000
shares, ussaliy are sold daily. In.
ves1ig=,ion by the board Of COVER.
nors Of the messenger boys cx-
change showed that frost ard snow
had effected ! corner, checking de-
liveries.
\ heavy demand, With limited Of
fcrings, sent prices soaring Unit! ID
or 20 cents were offered, with nc
takers. Contents Of only few
wagons able to pierce snowd1fts
from factory to lunchroom were on
the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
IASkS IN EBERBt(U

CohenZ, Feb. 22-Cat! Neuf ard
Scrgt. Frank Zirnner must sIand
trial for the, attempted a5dfltfttet' Of
Grover Bsre'doil at Eberh2ch. 171n
in Germany outside Of tbe. occupied
zone Attempts: of represantssivcs
Of the American forces in GerlpanX
10 scrrrc Their release before tile
case came 20 toutt fer t,'ia! evident.
ly have FAXED. The two a,en WGf sp
represented by, the best lawyer that
e,lr h. obtained and every Effort -sGil,
DC made to st.ure their ae1ui.tal
and return to Cob{enZ.
An American officer VINO was sert
20 find out how the two Anertsa1ls
were being treated returned ffnm
alosbarh today. He declares the priS-
ocnr, are comfortable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
RONI s BILL TO co OVER
TO NEXT CONGRESS
pcnroSc Makes Announce in Re-
ply TO AicCumbcr'> Cost
Statement

Washington, Feb. 22-Soldicr bo-
nus legislation will be delayed by the
Senate until the extra session Of
CONGRESS. Chairman Penrose, Of the
Finance Committee, said yesterday in
connection with statement by Sen
ator McCumber. Republican, North
Dakota, that hc was preparing for
the Senate and the American people"
detailed statement of costs of the
relief measures.
Mr.. NcCumler explained that he
was delvinG into every phase Of the
proposed bonus so far as costs were
concerned and expected 70 have from
army a.d navy sources sufficient data
20 max" an accurate estimate Of the
costs. He added it was his intention
TO produce this information before
Adjournment.
Mr.. Penrose interrupted to say that
every ona Understood that the act
ual legislation to pay the bonus would
not b. attempted until next session.
1t Should be handled properly if .:
ali, lie sad. ard he feared the jam Of
the last few days might destroy de-
serving features.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
HoLD-IP.M.>N FOUND SLAIN.
Dead in. :Soowdriiit, With Rope a'st
:; Mask in Pocket

New York, FEB. 90; man found
dead last n;ehtin q Bronx, park snow
drift with 3 bullet wounds ;thto1gh
his head was identified lac yester.
day rs tic well dressed h;rhwayn,an
who robbed Broadway cigar store
February IS after llrocking the clerk
unconscious wiki Il cane. The noli~c
believe 1e va: shot as the resul: II
quarrel.
The cigar clerk who cstablishe!
the Identification said the robh.r Of.
fcred in payment for $54 worth Of
cigars a 500 bill, 10 change w1i:h
the clerk was obliged to .op"r thr
safe. From this the robbcr late;
took $500.
In the mans clothing We're found
several pieces Of rope and mas.
made cut Of a silk handkerchief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
RAISE FOR CUOLIDIE
STOPPED BY GIl.LET'r

Wa.hinnton. Feb. 222.-1nt Vice
Presidrn, and Sneaker OF the House
are not to receive salary increases.
Senate amendments to III" logisla-
tive appropriation bill to increase
their salaries from $4,000 to &I5,-
600 nave been stricken from the bill
by corferecs. It was said that
Speaker Gilctt opposed the increase
because i, applied to him alone With
out giving Increases to other House
members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
TWO MORE DAYS OF SNOW
PREDICTED By EXPERTS

Washington, FEB. 22.-Two more
days of snow were said BY the
Weather Bureau last night to be ir
prospect for much Of the snow-cov-
cred East.
The clear skies which succeeded
the snowfall nt Saturday and Sun
day in the region north Of Tennessee
and North Carolina and east of Ohio
had become cloudcd last night, the
Weather Bureau reported, and in
part of that territory the snow
again had begun to fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
'ladivc stok Commandant
Is Suspended by JasHr

Toxic, Feb. 22.-It has pcen oti-
-ia!ly announced that Ma;.-Gcn. N:Sh'
Hara. the ccmmandant of the Twenty
second Brigade. Of which the ser:r7
Sho Killed Lieutenant Langion Has
member, has been suspended arc
his command ,akec over by the CHEF
f staff Of the FRS. Division. Ih5
Japanese pres: has been ins;s:ent tf-a.
he sentry wa: not SO much reEHon-
sible for the Staying as the cit!cs $
4!1o instructed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
CARUSO TO SING BETTER
THAN EVER. IT IS CLAIMED

New York. Feb 22.-There are
indications ttat Enrico Caruso's
voice Will be rettcr than ever after
the illness which nearly caused his
death last week, said statement is
sued !atc yesterday at the Netrorcli-
fan Opera House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
MAKES HOLD-TP on
BUSY STREET

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 2c.-Un-
daunted by the hundreds Of persons
on the street near the scene, lone
bandit shorty before. noon yesterday
held up and robbed Ernest Tapp. mes.
senger for the Memphis Federal Re
serve Bank, OF approximately s3.no.
hin cash. The bandit, in 8 soidiec
uniform, stopped Tapp and pressc,
Mis- gun into his side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
RALkS AT MINED JURY

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.-Iose2h Pa
gan, summoned yesterday for jury
service. asked TO be excused on the
ground that he has been married.
for IS years 10 one woman and be
did not want to be locked up orer
night with any Other woman" He
was excused
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
HIGHEST BIDDER

During week Of February 20 takes
Buick Co5peIct used car, at the Aero
Auto Company, Inc, i1Jl King st
ronk Il over - 43-4r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22
Meeting Postponed
City Council VIII Hold Meeting To-
mcrrCw Night Instead cf

Owing 10 the fact that today is
Wash;nston's birthday, the meeting
Of city council to be held tonight has
been postponed till tomorrow night
The presidents of both boards de-
cided to hold rhe meeting tomorrow
night instead Of tonight because there
are many who would be unable TO at
tend the meeting tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22

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which gives best resuIts-reg2rdless
of price!
Ours needs neither recommendation OF
introduction
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-22

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
FRENCHMAN'S
STOCK RISES
AFTER WORKOUT
By JACK vEIocK

international News S Sport Editor.)
NANHAsst,T June -
0'eoi = 81 pen
several points TO-DAY folloWins Ms
first real workout with members %
the prc4s looking on
, ~ ~ vAa-
nesday AFTERNOON IN snort put
snappy session with sparring partners
and gymnasium apparatus and those
-, -. ,,.r., fs,orar1,, I'M.
"'0
pressed
These things can be said 81 Carprn-
tier today.
lie is inexcellent physical condition
rignt now
hc seems to We Ia a very contcrted
state + .pird showing no. ovid
OF worry over his coming battle with
Dempsev
Reports Of his speed and hitting
ability were not exaggerated
He has one of the greatest right
hands the heavyweight division has
known and ne Is fast and agile a a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
TAD SCOUTS
FAKE TALK
AS BOSH
Points Out That Always Be
fore Big Fights There are
Rumors Of Fake

CNritten for the International y -
NEW YORK. June "A prominent
theatrical man is reported TO have
said that the coming Dempsr y-Carpeh-
tier fqht is TO go twelve rounds ana
that a return match will he staged !"
Lcndon
Wen. all that we can say about that
Is. II thar man really believes VIVA 4
he SAYS he can make lot Of money
betting that the light viii go the limit,
There are thousands OF men willing
To bet that it wont
Jack kesrns. who manages Dono-
sey. isn't daffy enough TO agree ~
such contract with such danger
GUS opponent as Carpentier
Kearns. WHO took Dempsey as
raw recruit and made him world :
champion FL two years, is considered
quite a smart person in pugilistie mat
ters He mas everything at stake IN
this 6Eht Carpenter has nothing e.
lose The latter still will be regard
co as lighter no matter how long the
fight With Dempsey goes.
Carpenter VIII get snug fortune
win lose or draw. in this match and
has something to shoot at. DempSFy
also viii draw down an immense sum.
but do you think that the champion
would carry" a man With punch for
twelve rounds Would you smoke a
pipe in powder magazine?
~Qumors Of fake are always s<rins-
* up before big fights. The writer
was told before the Johnson eftries'
light that another theatrical promoter
knew for a fact that the Reno mill
vas lake and that Jenries WAS slated
to win This TIP was in All Broad
way knew II JEFF was favorite at the
rinEside
How quiet the theatre Hobbies were
after that fight.
Wasn't Philadelphia laughing theI
night that Leonard and ktlbane
fought2 That was fake, too. They
knew il was to 20 the limit. Leonard
won with X. o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
MAROONS BEATEN
BY THE PIRATES

The Hammond Pirates celebrated
Decoration Day by defeating the Ma
Rooms. to at Norris park. The pep
and spirit OF the former was the
dominant feature of the game. Berg
pitched beautiful ball, allowing only
four hits while the Pirates swatted
Green's offerings for a total of ten
clean bingles Rhinart and Kalina
Knocked the pill TO all corners OF the
lot Rhinart getting three healthy
singles and Naliner two terrific two
baggcrs. which incidentally put the
game on ice.
In the second inning It looked as II
the Maroons would cop the game. but
in the third inning the Pirates got the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
GRIFFITH LOSES
TO HOBART NINE
IsPEclhL 10 LEE rlnEsl

GRIFFITH Ind. June 1.-The Crit
nth A C.'s attacked the strong Ho-
bart team Decoration Day and loSt a
closely contested game to Feat
urcs OF the game we're pitching -
Shearer for Hobart who obtained Is
strikeouts. giving only 3 hits; pitcb-
ing Of Jones for the G A C's uno
allowed only hits, double play ~
the 9 A. c.s schafer to Covert -
Taggart.
Hobart comes TO Griffith June -
and the 6 a C.s will certainly even
up matters then The strong Legion
team from Lowell play the the q A..
G s June and a good game is prom
ised all who attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

old batting eye and were not stopped
until runs crossed the plate
Sweeney. Kalina. slayen and Domke
played erroriess ball.
Sperner was put in by the Maroons
in the ninth inning as pinch hitter and
couldn't get the ball out Of the inheid
being easily pegged out on first. This
is the second game the Maroons have
lost TO this team this year.
The Pirates have an open date next
Sunday and would like 10 have a game
from teams averaging from is to Is
years of age. Score by innings:
Pirates ........... COS COL oo--s 10 =
Msroons .......... .020 COL 0o-S s
sunmary-Two base hits-kalina
(2l. Tate Stolen bases-Kalina 60.
Slaven Rhinart Struck out ny
Berg 10; b. Green. O..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

Ramhlers and \ " Speedboys at
PoIonis park. RavensN God Tigers and
W 5 Sportsmen at Harrison and Dcs
PLANES West Hammond Maroons ana
Diamond a ~. at SID and Exchange;
chicago browns and New Trier Pio-
ueers Al Wilmette Columbus X C
and Araby A G. AT Leland and clark
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

Chicago Heights at hammond
Blue Island at Whiting
HarV,y at Chicago Heights
Pullman VS. Fisk oClte fcxhin ttoD
-amc}
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

With Ryan sud Benton in form the
Giants annexed duplaN victory from
the rhils Kelly got lus ninth home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
HOBART'S
RACE RESULTS

ESPECIAL TO The TINES
HOBART Ind, June 2-Followlns
is the results from the races held here
AZ the Hobart Speedway Sunday in the
presence of about $500 people.
FIVE MILE STOCK RACE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
INTERSTATE LEAGUE

The following games have been
scheduled for Sunday: