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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

YOU stain. grief or too mneh excItement
your blood has t-S,oms impoverished and your
nerve force exhausted, fou WIN Ind that a
short coufsc nf Nuxatcd Iron will Omen pm
dare most surprising results. u has hsen used
and highly endorsed by former United States
Senators. cmbcra Of Congress. Judges ~
Of United States Courts and many prominent
probe. even Rome having highly ndored
H. USE. u Is now being used hy over G1oo.0lo
people annually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

HERALD WANT AID TAKERS
Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
II you no desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

~ suyAcrrness' NoTs' Prom The shcvs srtsis
III rfadsf mart net infer that fatatfd fon Nil
u lie asefaGf man. bot knnutrd irvn I'LL rrtailY
irrraasa ths rel hurd ccffaffsa and ~ - toina To-.
dNaHa ruaif atrgrHfh. puuaI and endufnnrs. and
supply irffsaf-d nfrNg forgr 70 The starving nerve
fclf. fao can tn fuHafed Iron IN COR nirulufs
guhfsntae that II 4 dos not inerseas your sifensih.
power ard sndufsnee To- tive sesl's time and Fiys
sou r~affeetlY frusfarscfy resulta stnf moisy vi h.
r,funded ns~tfe q subriitutss LAek foe ths
word "huNatsI" On fse1 partaEt Nuanfsd
druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

The sire can make OF break the
herd. send the scrubs To The butch
er's block.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

An average spruce tree yields
about 600 pounds VI paper,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

believe u was an I'm
portant Motor In help
lng me 10 win 80 easily
my great victory and l
would advisr reople
who arc In weakened
condition 10 Try this
wonderful strength
aud blood baildcf."
" hen a man 20
strong and physically
ut az DEMPSEY uses
Nuxatrd lion. how
mach more Important
10 Il that thousands
aud thousands of0tbsIs
no 80 Nicauf lack
physical strength.
po~cr and endurance.
should aFail. them
nrlvcs Of is lHnedts
Nuxatci Iron not only
contains strengthening
organic iron Tor the
purpose of cnfichinr
the blood but 10 also
contains the principal
chemical constituents
% active living nerve
ioNe In a fonn which
most nearly
that In tiic brain and
nerve cells Of man %
that Nuxatesi Iron may
D. said To be both a
blood n nerve food.
N through worry. over
WORK constant uers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

Dempsey says, Nuxated Iron used by him as part Of his
training was in his opinion an important factor Of his
phenomenal victory over Carpenter as he believes il materi.
ally helped to give him that mighty power to wishstand
Carpenters hardest hits and that 1t aso helped to put
added punch behind his own blows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

Jack ksArns. Dempssy's Mans-
ger. says; Knowing what Nux-
aied Iron had done for Dempsey
in the Willard fight I strongly In
sisted that he use this wonderful
strength ard blood builder as n
part OF his training for the fight
with Carpenter. and ] belisse Il
was an Important factor IN build
ing up Dsmpsey's superhumsn
strength, power and endurance
which were such important fac
tors in winning his easy victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

The most successful farmers in
variabiy are those who work hand In
hand with the agencies which are try
ing TO improve agriculture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

The farmer who keeps records ~
In "a position 10 plug up the leaks ana
10 take advantage OF the emporium
tiles to enlarge his business Ia the
most profitable way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

Six ans Of alfalfa hay were
shlnocd from the Carlsbad project
~, ,.eck 10 points 10 the southwest
nae price " reported standing
around ~ "a ton. The freight charse
~ ealimated NJ ~ per cent and n01
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

The portales valley sweet Potato
Growers association has undertaken
b. fnnnce "a canning plant which u
l. hoped 10 build IN time TO handle
this years crop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

The Roosevelt county Ierasy breed
erf association hrid It's annual pic
nlc AZ the Hicks farm, near PortaieE'
81 july ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
lie kell torni a csalard gyUjteseket

erkeznek be, AIT latjuk, hogy mo-
dosoknak tartott kiilf0ldi magya-
rokat rajuk nezve egeszen iSme-
retlen maganemberek araSztottak
eel kereget0levelekkel. Sajnos, meg
Sokan. Ugy gondoltak,
hogy egy modosnak tartott kill
foldi magyar S2amara mem sokat
jelent az a par dollar, marka,
frank vagy Ira, ha tiz megirott
levelnek meg volt az eredm6nye,
akkor ez az eredmeny a magyar
orszagi termel6 munka szamara
sok csetben egy-egy mmkaer6-
mex az elveszt6s6t jelentette.
Ennck az allapotnak meg KEEL
lett vegresziinnie.
El6szor lis az6rt, inert serve
.zetten kell ig6nybc venni kill
f0ldi magyarSag segit6 hajIand0-
Sagat eS a segitseget szervczotten
azok szamara kell forditani, akik
.val0ban raSzorulnak. Sajnos,
ilyenek vannak meg szep sZam-
NAL: olyan clescttjei a magyar
.tarsadalomnak, akik a maguk
'munkaiaval mar mem tudnak Sc
gitcni magukon, $ akiket egy-
Magellan mem tud eItartani az
Ianyagiak tckinteteben biZony
eglehet0sen legy0ngiilt magyar
Itarsadalom. Val6szit1ii, hogy a
Igyujt6sr6l,, k6rcgetesr6I szol6 kor-
Imanvrendelct mem valik iSmertte
a kiiIf0ldi magyarsag koreben
Iolyan mertekben, amilycn mer-
It6kben arra szUkSeg volna es exert
.hivjuk fel ra lit is a kiilf0ldi ma
Igyar szervezetek figyelmet.
K6riuk 6ket hogy a hozzajuk
Grkez6 IS adomanyokat ker6 lcve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
Csak ARA a celra gyiijtsiink, a
Relye a Kulfoldi Magyarok
Sz0vetsege igazol,

Ismertettiik mar olvasoinkkal,
AIT rendeletet, amellyel a am
gyar kormany - kovetelesiinkre
a ktregetesek es a gyijtesek
dolgat szabalyozta. Magasabb
szempontok szolgalatanak forrasa
volt rcndelct. Barmennyire ne
hcz6re es2tt is ez egyeseknek, a
kormanynak vegre be kellett til
tania kiilf0ldr6l val6 koldulast
A Szemermetes formaju koldulas
szabadsaga egyenesen clvonja a
kereget6ket az 0nfenntartasra val6
munkaS t0rekvest6l.
A keregctesnck sz6lcS hullamai
kiil0nosen a kiilf0ldi magyarsa
got ostromoltak meg. Mem azok-
ra a levclckrc gondolunk, anne
lyckct hozzatartoz6k irtak a ha-
boru befejezese utan a kiilf0ld0n
tartozkodo hazzatartoz6ikhoz.
Eek csaladnak vagy rokonsag-
max maganiigyci voltok 6s ma
radnak 6s a lapunk multi Szama
ban ismertetett kormanyrendelet
mem is ezekre vonatkozik. Hiszpn
a kiilf0ld0n tartozkod6 apa flu,
tcstver vagy k0zeli rokon sictett
a maga kisebb vagy nagyobb Sc
etlyevel az itthonlev6k segltsege-
re es ez olyan kotelesseg, amely-
mex teljesiteset nemhogy a<ada
lyozni mem szabad. s6t fejlesz-
teni kell az 0nhibajukon xviii
ins6g bejutottak javara.
Azokb6l levelekbol azonban
amelyek hozzank is eeymasutan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
REGI PATIKA
VI TULAJDONOSOK

Youngstown ogyik magyar pa
tikaja a 10 Spring Common alatt
talalhat6 "Megvalt6" gy6gyszer-
tart a napokban megvettek a
Hiibsch TcStv6rek 6s a gyogyszer-
tart mindenfele hlzai es ameri-
kai gy6gyszerrel dusan felszerel-
We heten mar megnyitottak.
Hiibsch Geza azel0tt Hamory
bank jaban volt hivatalnok kes6bb
pedig a Steel streeten volt drug
storeja. A "Megvalt6" patika
ban receptjeit pontosan elk6szi-
tik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
soKAN vANDoRoLTAK vISsZA
BORsODMEGYEBE

Az ut6bbi idoben nagyon sok ameri-
kai yisszavandorl6 erkezett Borsodba.
Eek dollarjaikon foldet vasarolnak es
dollarertekben olcs6bban jutnak fold
hoz Ga dollar bekebeli cricket szamit
va), mint haboru el6tt. A Macy keres'
let folytan fold holdja 800 ezeI
koronar6l ket haromszorosara emelke-
dett, s6t egy Amerikah5l visszatert ma
uyar 80 ezer koronas holdankinti arbai
vett egy kisebb birtokot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
ROKKANT KATONAT
KEGYETLENUL KIRABOLTAK

Bognar Imrene erzsebetfalvai lakos
felielentest tett budapest f6kapi
tanysagon, hogy f6rje, Bognar Imre
harom nappal ezelott
cltiint nagyobb osszeggel. Alig hogy
hazaerkezett Erzsebetfalvara Bogar--
ne, taviratot talalt, melyben a pilisvo
r6sv6ri csen l6rs6g ertesiti, hogy ferjet
a falu hataraban atl6tt fejjel holtan ta-
laltak. A cscnd6rseg gallapitotta,
hogv Bognart egy ismer6se elcsalta
diszn6t vasarolni, Pilisvor0svar hatara-
ban egy erd6ben agyonl6tte es nala
lev6 nyolcvank kilencvenezer koronat
elrabolta. A nyomozas eddig eredmeny-
telen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
,lekr6l kiildienek ertesitest mihoz-

lekrol kildjenek ertesitest mihoz-
zank.
Mi utanaja1vnk annak, hogy
a keres jogosult-e, hogy meg
felel-e azoknak a kellekek-
mex, amelyeket kormany
rendelet a keresekkel szem-
ben megszab,
$ hogy kiilon0sen a kiilfoldl ma
gyarsag adomahya jut-e illetek
telen kezekbe? LelkilSmereteson
uaana foknng jarni. hogy a kt-
relmez6 hazai cgyesiiletck kerel
mer6l tudnek-e az illct6 hatosa
gok es hogy megadtak-e keres
hcz sziikseges cngedelyt. A lchct6
leggyorsabban fogjuk elinteznl
ezekct dolgokat
SajnoS, meg mindig sziikseg
van ARA, hogy kiilfoldi ma
gyarsag adomanyokkal segitsen
az itthonmaradottakon, de meg
inkabb sziikseges az, hogy ezck
az adomanyok elS6Sorban Macy
k0zcGlokra Is val0ban odaiuSSa-
max. ahol nyomort enyhitcnek eS
k0nnyeket t0riilnck lc. CSak czt
.akariuk tS bizonyara akarja ezt
l kiilf6ld0n fl6 magyarsag is.
Az tirhetetlen hogy mosta-
naban hatszaz kiilonfele celra
gyujtenek az amerikai ma
gyarok kozott!
Ebb6l ITALIAN 500 gyiijtes csalas
vagy joetaIan magan6rdckct szol-
sal.
Ezentul tehat csak ARA
gyUjtsenek kiilfoldi magya-
rok, amely celra a Kulfoldi
Magyarok szovetsege, Ia
punk utjan a jogossagot es
eel kozerdekii helyesseget
ny:lvanosan megallapitotta.
A lcghclycScbb minden j6tf-
kony adomanyt az ARA leein-
kabb hivatott Magyar V0r0s X
reszt Egyletnek budapest, An
drassy-ut 81 kiildeni. Mas iranyu
magyar iigyben taj6kz6djanak
ia Kiilf0ldi Magvarok Sz0vetsec
utjan a hovaforditasr6!.
(Kiilf0ldi Magyarsag.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
RACES CALLED OFF

Rain Sunday made it necessary for
Jack Leech to call off the automobile
races which he was to have staged at
the Roby Speedway. The same card
will be put on next Sunday, weather
permitting.
Jack is now square with the weather
man Several weeks ago he decided
to try weather insurance when he put
on the last race of the season at the
Porter Speedway. Howard Gescheid-
Ter wrote him q policy in one of the
few companies that takes such risks.
The weather was fine and the insur-
ance company won the bet
Yesterday Jack had the weather in
sured again This time rain spoiled
the day and it is UP to the company
TO pay Jack. Mr.. Gescheidler had
rain gauge at the speedway and If 1t
showed a certain amount Of rainfall
within certain hours Jack was TO re-
ceiye the full amount of the policy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
KEEP EYE ON
WISCONSIN
BIT LUTHER \. HUSTON

TsTAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. sERycEl
CHICAGO. Oct. 31-''Watch Wiscon-
Ens was the slogan in Big Ten foot
Dali circles today as the result of Sat
urdays games And the rip-snorting
Badgers Will bear a lot Of watching
before the championship Of the west
ern intercollegiate conference Is de-
Cided.
A most able outfit Is the gang from
Madison as Ii demonstrated when 1t
gave Minnesota. q 90 to 0 humping The
Badgers possess line that is about as
peretrabIe as the walls of Sing Sing
and q backfeld that knows all the
tricks OF the trade. IN Sundt. Elliott.
Gould ard Williams. Wisconsin has
four snen back OF tho line that can
smash the tackles. run the ends. shoot
ard snare forward passes and boot the
p.gskin. Not much else Is required Of
. backdeid.
WISCONSIN has two more big games to
play. II Twill meet Michigan on Nov.
~ at Madison and should win On Nov
10 IL will close the season with Chi
aago at Chicago. This game should
be. uRess intervening results shat
eer the dope, the outstanding battle Of
the conference season.
Stages Chicago Maroons. with VIC
.eries over Princeton and Colorado to
their credit. turned their attention to-
day strictly 10 conference affairs Chi
caEo meets Ohio next Saturday. mr.
nois the following week and closes the
season with Wisconsin. These three
battles will try the mettle of Stages
team In Wisconsin and Ohio the Mid
way crew faces opponents that may
take from 1t some of the glory that
came from trouncing Princeton. No
pathway OF roses stretches before the
Staggmen-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
CLANCY AND JACKS
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.--Andy Clancy.
the Baltimore featherweight. and
Freddy Jacks OF England are billed TO
battle twelve rounds at the Broadway
Exhibition Association in Brooklyn to-
night. They went fifteen rounds in
Madison Square Garden before and
Clancy received the verdict. Morry
Lux and Marty Summers step ten
rounds in Madison Square Garden
Tuesday night. Midget Smith and
Barry Hill will also mix for ten
rounds Georgia Lee. the tiny Chinese
boxer, will meet Eddy Anderson, the
wyoming bantam. over the same dis
lance Fay Keiser is hard at work
for his ten-round encounter with
young Bob Fitzsimmons in Madison
Square Garden next Friday night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
RED CROWNS
OF WHITING
REORGANZE
ESPECIAL 10 rHE rInEsl


WHITING, Ind. Oct. 5l..whittnz
VIII not be without her usual strong
representation on the basketball floor
this year. according to a recent an.
nouncement which set forth the facts
that the famous Red Crowns would re.
organize and put forth one@of the
strongest teams that has ever repre-
sented tho Oil City. Six OF the players
from last years star team will be
back In harness. and an additional two
players will be added as soon as 1t can
be determined just which ones will add
the most strength TO the team A
number or applications for tryouts
with what proniess to be the best
there is in basketball are now on file.
and from these two players will be
selected after they have had the OPP
portunity to show their ability.
1t will be the policy OF tho manage
ment this year to cater 20 the fans. and
give them the best Basketball world
affords at reasonable prices. Some OF
the strongest teams playing independ-
ent basketball will be seen in action
on the home floor. and It "a hoped that
the fans will have tho opportunity to
see the best college and University
teams in competition against the Red
Crowns
The team has already commenced to
condition itself for ono OF the hardest
schedules that ever a team from
Whiting has had to contend with, and
as the season is still better than one
month away. the fans may expect to
see team in mid form when
the Red Crowns take the floor in their
initial game AS yet no opponent has
been selected for the first game which
will be played on Wednesday, Nov. 80
1t is the intention that there will be
only one game this night and in con-
nection with it a dance will be held
which viii give everyone a chance to
mingle and get acquainted
Arrangements are now being made
for November practice sessions which
will be held at Whiting, and to which
the fans will be invited, thus afford
ing them the opportunity TO watch
their team develop its style of play
for the season. It looks like biz do
ings at Whiting this s~scH--let's go.
The lineup as It stands today COM
prises the following players: Earl |
Watson. forward; Roy Potter, forward:
Ed Mastney, center; Paul Watson, |
guard Ed Stock, guard; Frank Kre-
zenky, forward The management il !
casting about for another forward Of |
ability and center who will be able |
to work the pivot position with Mast |
ney.
The lightweight Renowns will again |
be in the field this year and from the |
wealth of material which has express
ed a desire to play they will also have |
to be reckoned with.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
ALL DANVILLE TURNS
OUT IN CELEBRATION
OF CENTRES VICTORY

DANvILLE. KY Oct. 50.-Dan-
VILE has had a riot Of enthusiasm
brewing in ita system for a year.
1t got it out last night The vic
tory Of sole Centre" over the
mighty warriors Of Harvard. s to
0. was the excuse. H. indeed, an
excuse was needed. The town.
worked mp 70 frenzy over the
prospects 81 their pets turning on
the Crimsons this yea1, let so
whoop, shout and ven when the
news was flashed over the wires
that the fondest hopes had been
realized.
The fire department. with bells
changing and horns screechlng.
dashed through the crowded
streets: bells were rnng. whistles
were blown and automobile horns
sounded in the demonstration.
The college student body denied
the privilege of attending the
game, got ride Of its crouch all In
lump. Old folks and young, stu
dents and citizens. Joined IN the
celebration that lasted far into the
night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
SPORTING NEWS
GARFIELD ATHLETIC CLUB
IS REORGAN|zED This SEASON

The players formerly Of the Garfield
Athletic Club basketball team of East
Chicago have reorganized this season
and will hereafter be known as the
Calumet Athletic Club. Through the
cooperation and financial assistance
of the Calumet business men. the
Calumet Athletic Club will appear IN
new uniforms, which are very becom-
ing. Fedor Babel was unanimously
appointed coach and he selected the
following players for the team:
Benich. forward. Captain re-elect-
ed; Gazdic. forward; Evans, forward +.
Spudic. center: Stankovic center;
Baganz. guard; Wells. guard. Sabo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
BILLIARD TOURNEY

G. Kelly defeated George 100 to rs
in Saturday evenings match of the
pocket billiard tournament at the
Bates parlors. Both are no handicap
men. The high run. Il, was made by
George. Kelly will take on Jiilson
this evening and other matches for the
week viii be as follows: Tuesday, De-
forest VS. Dugan; Wednesday. Seminar
vs.. Daggu: Thursday. Hunt vs. Miller;
Friday. Brennan vs.. LaBountie; Sat
urday. George VS.. Archer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
TURKEY DAY
GAME IS
ARRANGED
Hammond and Gary To Dc
Battle For Championship
HOnOrs

Hammond VS. Gary viii be the
Turkey Day" grdiron struggle dished
out 10 Lake county pig skin fans
Thursday. Nov. "a
Tho much talked OF struggle be-
tween the two rival city teams. both
aspirants for the state and middle
western football title IS ut last to be-
coras e. reality.
DOC" Young, manager and owner Of
the Hammond professionals who took
on Paddy Driscors Cardinals at
Normal Park Sunday afternoon and
Ernie Dayton. hustling manager OF the
Cary Elks all star aggregation. got
their heads together yesterday after
noon and settled the Thanksgiving day
fracas-
without exception the contest will
be the biggest grid battle ever staged
IN Gary or in fact any place in this
nook OF the woods. and il there is a
dyed -in-the- wool football fan in the
region who fails to set this day aside,
he IS going to miss a. game that Will
so down into SootbaTl history.
The setting for the battle will be at
Gleason park. considered the finest
field in the entire state fl not the mid
de vest. It is another OF X. P. Glea-
iron's public spirited accompl- shments
and IL tho big steel mill superintend-
ent VIII BIO able 10 stay away from the
turkey leg long enough TO witness the
game. he will be proud 70 see the big
gest crowd present in the history Of
F. Gleason park
Already bleachers line both sides of
the magnificent football field but on
the day of the big battle the bleachers
will extend clear around the big field.
There will probably be seating ca
uacity. including the big grand stand
for ten thousand people and with such
sntarest that IS already being mani
tested. there should be that many or
more present.
Besides the football game there will
be n1ueic, Jazz and entertainment ga
lore Besides the well known Elk's
saxaphone band. there viii be another
SO Piece band besides the band the
Hammond contingent will bring along
with them 10 trumpet their warriors
10 victory.
There IS no doubt but what the Ham
rnond professionals will invade the
Gleason park in q spirit of revenge.
They have not forgotten the defeat of
last year when Gary put over a rs
victory in tho last Few minutes of play
by manipulating a perfect forward
pass which was caught over the goal
lina Gary EIks will 60 into the game
with the same fighting spirit however
ard We predict the game will be one
dong 20 be remembered.
Full details and arrangements have
net been completed but VIII be an
nornced between this time and the
tattls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31
"SKEETER" OUT
WITH CHALLENGE

'.sheeter' Davis who manages the
Gary East side Maroons. sends a
blanket challenge TO all football elev-
&ns Of the Cauf1net district to meet mis-
team OF boys whose ages average 16
years and who play at On average
weight of 124 pounds.
In an epistle TO the sports editor
that fairly exudes the uncomfortable
spirit OF the ancient Greeks "Skeeter"
Euris a def 10 youthful teams ~ Whit
ing. East Chicago and especially Ham
>aond He wants his boys to tackle
some Hammond team. lie says:
take special notice We Hammond
athletes at this challenge from an old
rival city"
The Gary Maroons want games for
sundays and holidays. Address
-skeeter" Davis. 761 Maryland st.
Gary. Ind.
Hammond fans wish only that the
fast and efficient wallace school base
hall team were a football eleven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-31

guard.
The first practice was held las.
Thursday night at the Garfield school
gymnasium, consisting ~ preliminary
signals and plays. the men displaying
the same enthusiasm END conhdencs
which spelled sixteen victories against
four defeats last season, and are con
tident they viii make i better record
this season
The Calumet Athletic Club would
Like TO arrange games with any team
Lake county averaging les to ia
pounds. For games call East Chicago
lo94 from y. m. 70 D. M. and ask
fer Mike