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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
GOOD PROGRAM
AT ORPHEUM

The orpheum's vaudeville program
for saturday and Sunday brings
show which fans have been looking
forward to. It Is a musical comedy en-
titled - Whirl OF Fun" The name
fits it perfectly. Twelve people ap-
pear in the cast and Of course about
10-twelfths of them are girls. The
show carries special scenery and mar
velous costumes. On the same bill
are Nash & Thompson couple Of
laugh provokers Rita & Morrel
fan2ed entertalnerg de IKE. The Three
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rirs. Mseaodizs sp.soopal caasoh


Pc benjamin RS. pastor
$50 Holman -
A. services o1 Easter sandal Will
accord with the daylight saving tims
Easter will be Observed at the Fl
n church Nth special services
throughout the day.
$50 3 fn-G-oups OF ,-cucg psop C
Of the Epp.ortn League under the a.
roct1on OF Ms sCathertne Dagg~ wi3
80 N automobiles throughout the cttv
singing Easter carols to those unable
10 atte7d the serr;ces at the church.
80 a. m Sunday school 1oo per
cent attendance at all classes IS urg I'd.
Special music and int@astlng pro-
srem.
1o45 8 ,.A-N1orninE worship. Great
Easter se-v!oA Easter erlo b. M
Elsa Freeman. Baptism bota of in
fAnts ana adults, ana reception INTO
n1e-1 5t 1shtp.
6l5 Intern ediats league
Leader Hrs Fred Malon.
As : r1.-Ep'V th league.
74s T m-Evening worsh!p Tbs
EaAte- program OF music Tiu os given
81 this service TIE regular church
choir will be assisted u special nun
bcrs by the orchestra A most 2=lr-
tul service is PROMISED &c which a..
are cordially invited
Wodresdav Z IS r n.-Evanga-t vtfe
rrave- ana praise ssr''io= e. the aud
torIun- Of the church Music v-tE he
lee ~ chorus q young PEOPLE. SUB
tect Walking T-ita Jesus"
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PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The Wabash Cleo club concert was
gil that It was advertised to be and
more The men. youns. fresh and full
OF enthusiast, played wonderfully
Their classical selections were wei
gwen. this program arranged interest
tngly and cno j-zz music was fall u
pep ao1 one hundred per cont good
After the concert tie Glee club vas
e1ts.l-2.-.led 81 the country club er-
ranged by some Z the Wa5a-sh a-urrlnl.
The Wabash GIce club Jazz Band
furnished some q the dance music
Mrs Waiter Harbert who hA> been
in TIE hospital for the past month vas
vel en-.4gn u be removed - her
home this eek she IS im2roviag
slowly.
Cara Nealy = entertaining several
friends over Easter aznorg them are
Blanche Hardesty from Cleveland o
Nelson HardeSty also from Clevolani
and Leila Da=7dell from Toledo. o
The Tuesday atte-r 7on Bridge CLUB
viii be entertained a. a ore O'Clock
luncheon at the home 81 21rs. Robert
GilEs Of Glendale Tuesday. March 90
Mrs J a Davis IT haywood avenue
has been quite IL this past week.
Mrs z D Bennett o. $50 Nay street
who has been III is t1-pcov-ng-
Roland F. Rust and Richard Bost-
wtck who we're n Hammond With The
Wabash Glee club last evening we're
the guests Of Virgil Refer last night
They attended the University q M-chi-
gan last year when Virgil Relter was
IN school there
Mr.. and Mrs. Powley, the aged par
ents OF r B. Powley OF AS Eaton
street have come from Kansas 10
make their home with them here.
v p. Shearon Of Webb street has
returned to Lafayette where he vas
an honorary pail bearer at he funeral
or the late Samuel T Murdoch
Word has been received from J.
TJhonpsons of Phoenix. Ariz.. that they
are both very much improved IN
health end having a delightful time
Mrs J. " Smith OF Detroit street
entertained FOR hor daughter. Rose
Mary in honor Of her fourth birthday
yesterday,
Mrs T. r Tenant Of Warren street
wiz entertain the Wedr esday After
noon Bridge club on Thursday Of this
weak instead OF on Wednesday the
regular day.
Adelaide Fox is home from woste-a
College for Women. Oxford. Ohio. .
spend the spring holidays with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Fox OF ~
Mason street
Donald Leslie Cltz nee Morello. aged
two and ore-ha1f ia celebrating this
Eaoter of 1881 by being adopted by a
BRAID new father and mother. Mr., ard
E-s A Oltz Of 9s3 Park Place. Donald
as been without a father and mother
for so long that be is more than happy
Il his new homo and the new home is
nero than happy in having him as he
IS Tire drst baby that has COMO 70 this
house
TIE Christian Endeavor or the First
Christian church will hold a sunrise
prayer meeting at 1880 Easter morn
iCS AL GnCSaYcTS are urged TO De
present and attend this service. Break
fast will be served after the meeting.
Born 10 NJ. and Mrs VIM. Van
R0rstel Of 100 Fayette street. March
%. 1921. a son Both mother and baby
doing nicely. Mrs. Van Borstel was
formerly Miss Hulda Schrleber.
Mrs T q Kerber ard cfild-en OF
Cleveland. O.. are tho guests Of Mrs.
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LANSING

Arrived at the home OF Dr.. Lee
baby boy.
Mr and Mrs. L. Kerry were Crown
Point visitors sunday
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kooy, a
baby boy.
F Mueller and family moved back
20 Lansing.
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Robins. wao pr4sent songs u yoster-
day ara today and Page q Howard In
"Eralios OF vaudeville"
saoBdey OF course marks the open
ing Of &o ave-day engagement Of
Weostsr the crystar seer. which
promises to 30 one Of the feature at
traotioaa Of tae year
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pr lase music and address BY the pastors
9.S0---MorninE prayer and church
school We again draw attention to
the now BIBLE class uBdeh tho leader
snip q Charles Albert Smith.
.o.45 a rn.-Soiomn Holy Communion
and service
AL the music will be rendered by
OR vested parish choir. Our people
viii hnd the chancel decorated lastly
and elabogateIy IN festive white. ex-
pressive Of Easter Toy and hope.
The rector cordially invites every
member Of the parish 10 meet him to-
morrow at the altar. Bring your
friends they viii be glad to have wor7
shipped with Us.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
DON'T BUY sTRAWBERRTDs.
CROW 1,IEtNgt

CARLSONS reliaolo Garden CoIlec. ION
comp rising IS sen. Dunlap; 10 DR.. Bur-
-sll and IS Big Joe. $50 in all for only
So 90. Inspected and pronounced "a
fine lot OF plants. by safe Nursery
1nspe ctor. order NOW. and get these
tlg husky plants for earlv spring set
ting. Everbaarers. 100 p hundred
cAELSoN's At sI1BARr. Fbone 1925
~ and 1625-w-9 3-I2
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MONROE sTrEET II E. cRUzcH

a.45 a. rn--Sunaav sc1ool. -
II 20 a. m.-S1orning W'orshia SD
ject The Risen Christ b@rt-1'
reception o. members: -,at..
80 p. MP vorEA La y . ~
81 ,essons from the First Easter MARX
10 1c1u, 43..er+rr- saruin Theme
~ ~ ~ C1,r{at" Spectal music by
chorus and a number by the LADIES' quar-
cordial invitation r. given al IN
the community to all services
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Christian Church.

Calumet avenue and Summer Boulevard
c n sa1lthscn. minister
s3o-Bio,e school
Aim attendance 1908. help beat Cary
10 45--8Iorning service program.
cessIonal-Junior Choir.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

He got IN front % an automobile
driven BY otto Klukss lie was under
the machine when II stopped. lie was
taken 20 the ofhces OF Drs. Iddinss
and Jewell and Il was found that his
injuries, while very painful are not
serious
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

trinity Engl.sh lutheran churoH-
K OF P. Temple. corner Holman ans
Ogden SITS.
II. Mackensen. Pastor. % mason
Phone 144S.
9.45 a. m.-sunday school
-o.9o NJ Faster Service with Holy
T:45 ?. m-Evening Worship.
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Q . Hi IL : az
Pubic lecture aloas Biblical lines ev-
erv Sun6av a. 90 =. II
! t9ysvs 1rstr1-ti>-a. helpful and rea-
x.,rsr-a The SOON from above is
ne roSlest scianoe aid tAs bzst ins1ruo-
l!on.
tlon
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Painting an1 decorating for eff
ctency and reliability 80 to I. L. Cohen
Phone I0s5-W. 2-16-' f.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

All the best grades in stock. Come
ana look 1t over, "Dibos the Coal
Man Phone 5-24-5
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RUGs AND CARPETS

Thoroughly cleaned in your own
1onae Hamilton Beach method WA
DISC take them out # you desire, Cal!
'Ceeksey'. Phone Ham mona 54sa.
s-e3-3
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sa1va don Amy.

zs3 Last state st. Captain sana@E
ac1esaAr IA chArse
Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday alght at 8 o'clock.
Sunday morning worship at 1880.
sunday a1uoo4 at $50 ,. m
bible Class al the usua4 hour.
= + Legion az $50 D. M
sunday ea1s salvation services al
:.
= cordial invitation Is extended to
rua--l 10 attend these services. spec
- s4users and speakers
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Time to get that coal bin ready for
next years supply. Let "Dibos the
Coal Man" do It. 3-2l-5
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Hazard Kentucky spItnt Block. The
oest soft coal mined "D!ecs the Coal
Men" Phone :. e-24-o
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ss4ns s.reae E-esry-: sr.az Church

Corner Pine g and Chicago ave
e LeEoy steEey. Minister, =o5 OAK
street
sandav school a. $50 a n
Y { a. 90 ,. r..
Pubic Worship a. 1o-45 3 n ard : so
F7raye- Meeting rhu-sday. d. 7.sc p.
T..
5urdav v-iu marx the cZose % +he pys-
Easter Ear gelistlc services There
viii y baptisr7al service and he recap
ton u REV, members with Sermon hT
the pastor on the subject The Resurrec-
ton, a. the morning hour T 1-or ship
In he evening = o. raftor VII sneak IN
ha subject X ghea and Found Wanr,
~ alec f- f"ts ft0n -
rev- members n The evening tuesday
e,-onirz re Anuai Church Meeting 1-ill
y hels TN c-niunrtton With tl7a annua
dinner and sale ~ t'.e Ladies Aid Socie-
- Two Elder three Trustees he
; 5 sup ard Departre entail Supty OF
+he : ril1 b elected Al this meeting
The public is most cordially invited. 20
al q these services.
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Early hours begin tomorrow. alarm
G. ocks at Summers Pharmacy. 5-26-
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Dost Il 41t cor $500 cot coal this
year Buy early ana be sure. "Dlhos
she coal Nan Phone 3-24-5
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rae czr.setaa Er4e1as churcn.

Corner howard and Log gan SIS, Ham
rnond
Services as follows
1900 q r2-Suaday School
Preaching a. i q ~ ard : 80 II.
Rev Z 7 GriSita, pastor.
Cclne and rorsaIp VITA Us.
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Ea-lv hours begin toraorrov ala n
clocks al Summers F1.arr3-ao.7. s-ee-
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g.. Yaul's onuro,,--zpisoopaL

P!nbsch Ave and Ann 81
Pev Peer LaagandorS Rector
Faster --tn b. celebrated at sam.
Pau,'s With elaborate and impressive
services
At o'clock there will be oelebra-
tlo7 ~ FTolv Communion with appro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

April April. April The best month
IN the yea - ouy coal. "Dlbos tAe
Goa. Man p ons I. 3-2l-5
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Earl hours begin to1norrow. a-ar1n
clocks 81 SINNERS Pllar-2acy. 526-
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German ? Orchestra A. CAFE Lafayett e
special music tonight 526-1
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20z Truman ave Rev Berk- Pastor.
Ehcne 1897
$50 . ra.-sunday school and Bible
study
1880 : rr-sforning Service
.3v ? na.-Ep1o~ta LeaSue
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

D-Stenographer; Apply wy
man Piano Co. 525 Holman street
Hammond 3-26-1
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rer+ar.a-- "a. : clurele.

~ the L.ir-o7a school PuNd.ngs. OF
Johnson ~ near Gosrll1.
Warren {. Eens,ee. Pastor.
Sunday School AZ a.45 a r.
Easter program Il -
Junior Lea quo ~ ? m
Ep--o-th League a. 63o.
Leader Mrs ~T'r, : 2 alsorf.
Preaching service at 1880.
a Welcome 70 all
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Morning Worship at IS p ~.
Fcllova6 ~ ti2o celebration = the
+ S. n7s1ttrg 8 90 = n.
FvanReNstlc Service at 20 m
Rev james, wiley Short cf Iadianatcl-
Cthuroh Of Nazarere will preach mora
ing and evsninS Special singing az
our sAr+ecss IRE public Is united.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26

E1s EoI4nass 1Ie.hod1st church, a. the
coraer cx EzIcko11 R1d Chicago avenue,
Sund4y ScA0o,s at 10 oC4ocA.
Morning Worship al il a m.
Evening Worship a. t,4o ,. III
Revival ali next week at 40 y m
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.r-r-..o.a -caax arissaer. 1sa raaIana ava.

Ezn-r1 81 CITY 1I1SG1Cr. lSS 4Du1sstl1 ~ .
special Esste- Sar--ic4 y 30 2 n.
Easter music b. noted Ladies qua-tette
sunday schoci a. - = r
Regular service At a. r n Topic
r he great 1vsrsaticn.
E-ytevvhoAv welcome
= J Allen Super irt&ndenf
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~te r4rs. zps-.-u.lise4o Church q Gam
Holds ttree services every SIrd2
street
Messages an4 lectures viii be given
and q most cordial invitation Is extended
n all.
Pastor. Emma Krosr.
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FIRST Presbyterian Church
Holman and Highland stS-
G Parrett. Minister.

J. c. Parrett. Minister.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m;
Morning Worship at IL 90 q. m
Morning worship at 100. a. "
Easter Music and Reception OF mem
bers and baptism of children
Christian Endeavor at 80 p N.
Easter Cantata. and Knight Templar
Service at $50 p. m.
Program Of Cantata;
"paTkness Reigner''--Miss Reynolds
Come only salvation Mrs. Watson
and Mrs. Sheridan.
Faster pawninE Choir.
The Easter Tidings Mrs. Bomoerg'
" "Ye SLOW of Heart"--NIrs. Foreman
a''' Earth eIta' Could Not Hold Him.''--Airs
oh ..P ro1nise TIim"-Mrs. Hannauer and
The Great Example -Mrs. watson.
.,Tnv To the NHnrli "--hotr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-26
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS,
PLEATING AND
BUTTON HOLE
BEMsTITCHING, BUTTON COVER
ING. BRAIDING

CALL WAssEErs-TELEPH 44a
81 Z. STATE ST. HAMMOND
2-IS-
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FIRST Cnurca of Cnr1ss, Scientist,

E1rst OnIrcl u DnI1hsi bS4e1 III
$50 : Holman 81.
Morning service At l0.4
sunday school a. Il O'CLOCK
Wednesday, evening testimonial meet
Inc q S g CLOCK.
4 free reading room is open daily ex.
cep. Sunday. fronl2 10 ) p M ana on
Tuesday aAd Friday evenings from $50
The public Is eordlally welcome to all
services and 70 visit the reading room.
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First Church OF 1ne Nasarene.
Corner Calumet ard Michigan ayes.
A NJ Wells. Pastor.
Sunday school. 9.45 a. m.
StrsS Baptist Church
2n7-z1s Sihley st
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II aI-l1. -------- WILL O " ~
Extension of ogden street, blocks
west - state Llno strsst.
coed speakers an dm1ssage bearers.
Services evarv Sundsr az ESQ p. m.
Mrs Ellen Lee. pastor.
Divine Eesu1g Meetings.
Held at eur branch. 5O5 Truman ave-
wa4C0nne
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Mrs. J. C. Kerber ard children OF
Cleveland. o.. are tho guests Of Mrs.
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Born 10 NJ. and Mrs. VIM Van
Rorstel of 100 Fayette street. March
p. 1891. a son Both mother and baby
doing nicely. Mrs. Van Borstel was
formerly Miss Hulda Schrleber.
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The Christian Endeavor OF the First
Cn.I atian church will hold a sunrise
prayer meeting at 1880 Easter morn
ing All Endeavors are urged to be
present and attend this service. Break
fast will be served after the meeting
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Mrs T. r Tenant Of Warren street
VIII entertain the Wedr esday After
aoon Bridge club on Thursday of this
week instead OF on Wednesday the
regular day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Powley, the aged par
ents OF r. B. Powley Of as Eaton
street have come from Kansas 10
make their home with then here.
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z.oa IL =. Church.

HAD at olr D al
Wa4CGmG
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
 BOTH OUT 0F
 GOLF TOURNEY

NEW YORK. May 25 - Charles (Chick) Evans and Francis Ouimet are eliminated from the British Amateur Golf Championship both being defeated yesterday at .fioylako by D. Stonor Crowther, of Coombs Hill, and C. E. Dicks Of the Royal Liverpool Club. respectively.
 Dicks, a Hoylake red golfer, is a veteran and defeated Tolley over the Hoylake course last summer.
 The next plays will be by Jesse Guileford of Boston who will draw a bye and will play Cyril Foley, present holder of the British title.
 Robert T. Jones' opponent will b. G. Manford, of Luffness New, Whc was eliminated in the round pre- ceding the semi-fnals in last year ; championship.
 Dr. Payl Hunter, of Los Angeles, has drawn a bye with F. F. Garter of the Royal Dublin Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
Pacific Coast League.
CIV IN G 0 U I
The Struggle Discourages Many a
 Citizen of Juneau.

Around all day with an aching back,
 Can't rest at night;
 Enough to make any one "give up."
 Doan's Kidney Pills are helping l thousands
 They are for kidney backache; l And other kidney ills. Here is convincing proof of their merit:
 Mrs. Wm. Kuhlman, 1927 Grand Ave, San Pedro, Cal, says: 'I can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills from experience. I know they will do what is claimed for them. My kid neys were weak and I had dull back aches and felt tired and had no en- ergy. Dizzy headaches made me miserable and my kidneys acted too frequently and caused me much an noyance. I read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used them. They helped me right away and I continued to use them until I was cured of all signs of the trouble
 Price 60c. at all dealers. Don simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Kuhlman had. Foster-Mli- burn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
U. OF (. TRACK TEAM FOR 1921 SAID TO BE
 BEST BALANCED EVER

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25-Be- lief that the University of Cali fornias 1921 track team is the greatest and best-balanced' col leee team in the nation was ex pressed recently by Steve Farrell track coach of the University of Michigan.
 Farrell predicted that if Califor- mia sends it's team to the national intercollegiate meet this year, the Blue and Gold men will clean up the country
 The statements of the Michigan coach were made after the Cali lornians had defeated the Wolverine track team 93-43 in a dual track and field meet at Berkeley Cal, April g.
 If California's track team is all that Farrell says it is, it will rank alongside cf the California 1920 football wonder team which went through the season undefeated, win ring the Pacific Coast conference tile and blanking the Ohio State University eleven at Pasadena, Cal, Jenuary l, 1921. e''
 Three of CaHfornia's big point winners at track this year Were stars of the champion football team, They are Brick Muller, "Cort" Majors, captain of the eleven, and "Pesky Sprott, halfback.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25

HARTFORD, Conn.--A total ot 158 entries have been received for the seven early closing Grand Cir cult events to be held at the Char ter Oak track here September to 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25

PORTLAND, Orc Harry Stout Milwaukee. Wis, will referee the bout in which Jack Britton, welteF- weight champion, will appear June 3 at Milwaukie arena near here, fl was announced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
BRIG. GEN. PIERCE TO
 CALL AMATEUR SPORTS

NEW YORK, May Brigadier General Palmer E. Pierce president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, today announced he had to ken initial steps to call into con- ference representatives of leading amateur sport and public welfare organizations to consider formation Of an Olympic Association that will be representative of the many vital interests concerned"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
DEMPSEY WILL
 CUT OUT COLOR
 LINE F HE WINS

ATLANTIC CITY, May 25.--Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey, announced today that ii Carpenter was defeated in the bour on July ?, Dempsey Will eliminate the color line Kearns said Dempsey's next opponent will be a man whose services could guarantee a purse worthy of a worlds championship consideration"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25

SEATTLE MAKES HIT s IN II M E
 AND WINS GAME

VERNON, May 25. - Seattle overcame a two run lead by Vernon in yesterdays game and won out by a score of to ?, The Seattle play CTS only took the game by timely hitting.
 The batteries were as follows:
 Seattle Schorr, Gardner and Spencer.
 Vernon-Love, McGraw and Han
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
KNOCKED OUT AFTER
 21 SECONDS IN RING

COLUMBIA, May 25.-Bob Mar tin, American Expeditionary Force champion last night knocked out Ned Carpenter. of Milwaukee, in the first round The match was to have gone twelve rounds but only went 21 seconds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
SUSPEND JOE LYNCH;
 VIOLATED CONTRACT

NEW YORK, May 25.-Joe Lynch bantam champion of the world, has been suspended by the New York State Boxing Committee because it is charged he violated a contract to fight in Massachusetts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
FRENCH CHAMPION | MAY ENTER DAVIS
 CUP TOURNAMENT

PARIS, May 25.-MIle Suzanne Larnglea, worlds champion woman teaais player may enter the Davis Cup tournament, to be held in the
 Alited States this summer, accord ing to several members of tho French Lawn Ten4is Federation. This re- port is contrary to a recent state to Mile Lenglen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
nnD FELIOWs ATTENTION.

Silver Bow Lodge "A will meel Thursday night at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present Visiting brethren welcome. Earle E. Smith, Noble Grand; Gunnard Gustafson, Secretary. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
s P O K I B K l E F 5

CHICAGO-Japan has a Babe Ruth of it's own. The champion home run hitter of the Far East Is K. Tanaka of the Waseda University team with record of six circuit clouts in six games. Tanaka, like New Yorks beloved "Bambino, IS broad d-shouldered and stock and plays the same outfield position as the New Yorker. He also bats left handed. The Waseda team is now in the United States playing lead ing American university clubs and more than holding it's own.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
National League. YESTERDAYS GAMES

 At Boston-BOston [, St Louis 2. At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati ? At New York-New York ,, Pitts burgh 3. At Brooklyn-B Brooklyn 6, Chieagc 1.
 American League. At Chicago-Chicago 6, Washing ton 5. At oit-Philadelphia ', Detroit 6. At St. Louis-St Louis s, New York 4.
 Pacific Coast League. At Nernon--Seattle 4, Vernon ?. At San Francisco-O Oakland 6, Sat Francisco 1. At Salt Lake-Salt Lake 15, Port. land ?. At Sacramento-Los Angeles 3, Sac ramentO l.
 International League. At Vancouver-Nan 6. Ta. coma ,; Vancouver 4, Tacoma 3 both Il innings.) At akima 4, Victoria 3. Yakima Il. Victoria 2.