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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-21

FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
two men, do own cooking, Sc. 345
Johnson St. Hammond. 11:19:2
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FOR RENT-Three clean furnished
rooms for hSkpS. 227 Michigan ave-
Hammond 11:13:3
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FOR RENT=Furnished front room
steam heat on Webb st. Call 1109-R
Hammond. 11:19
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Typewrite and
roll top desk Phone 672-M East
Chicago. 11:19:2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOrds and
Dodges for cash. 1906 Forsyth ave
East Chicago 1888
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FOR KENT-Large warm coy room in
private family for one or two. 8
Warren st, phone 990-W Ham. 11:1s:3
FOR RENT furn. rooms for light
hskpg.. steam heat 3445 Michig gan
ave. Indiana Harbor. 11:1S:3
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

tubes. Benson and Hill 62s Holman
st. Hammond phone 27s2 s-M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE-1916 Overland. SIS; 1917
Ford. SIPS: 1917 REQ six. $500. 1920
overland. $500; half cash. balance time.
1896 Forsyth ave, phone 672-M East
ehicago. 1i:19:2
FOR SALE-MaxweH touring car. in
good running condition and tires.
price. $3.50 Peoples State Bank, Ham
- 1l;l9;S
FOR SALE-1921 Ford sedan, used
months, wire wheels, extra 3S2
Truman ave, Hammond. 11:19:2
FOR SALE-New and used tires and
tubes. Benson and Hill. 628 Holman
st, Hammond. phone 1882. 11:15
FOR SALE-1920 Ford starter excel
lent condition. Bargain "a State St
Hammond. 11:21:2
FOR SALF-One 1921 Ford touring car
never been used. Call at 27O Siblev
st, Hammond. HEIR
FOR sALE-Hupmobile. reprinted new
in good condition. cheap. Inquire 229
State St. Hammond. 1921
FOR SAIE-Chicago electric, good run
ming condition. Coles Six. recently
overhauled and painted. no reasonable
offer refused. Dempsey Battery Shop
200 Exchange ave. phone 1860 East Chi
cago. 1921
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AUTO PAINT SHOP

Estimates cheerfully given and simon
izing done. Rodea q De VALID 124
Sibley st. Hammond, rear of Monon
Lunch Room, Hammond. tf.1e.3
WALL PAPER BARGATNS-Sufficje
- Tor room 5pXlZ Tor -. Paper hang
diana ave. phone 114s-M Ham. 1895
WANTED-Me to eat square meal
for quarter Schneider's. II Plum
mer ave, Hammond. 1f:16:6eo
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FOR SALE-A real bargain in a Cor
don & Son upright piano. practically
new good terms. 1924 Olcott avenue.
East Chicago 11:21:3
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BE PREPARED,

FOX SALE-2 piece mahogany living
room suite, library table. 53 Russell
st. upstairs, Hammond. I1.2I
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FOR Standardization and cigar
business. small town, near Hammond.
Cheap rent. bargain Acct. sickness.
Phone 1912 Hammond 11:21:2
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ORES MAKING, Beading and Embroid-
cry work speciality. Edith Strong.
152 State St, Room 5, Hammond. 1921
WANTED-Young man wants room in
house with cOngerial Young people
Address r. r, Carlton Hotel. Ham
mond 11:21
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COKE,.

Manure, black dirt. cfnders. G. W
Schuster & Co. phone 3793 Ham. 1921 2
FOR SALE-White enamel wicker baSsi-
net, good condition. Apt 6 c. Atlas.
East Chicago. 11.2I
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r RENT-Heated front room. suit
bic for two gentlemen. Downs airs.
sibley st Hammond. ll.21. g
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16

frankie Welch, Chicago welter
sensation, who meets Johnny DON
ahue, Rock Island, Friday night
in the Davenport legion 1o-round
windup in Armory hall, arrived to-
day in the pink with his manager,
Lou Goldman, veteran boxing
handler. .
WEIGH will put the finishing
touches on his condition today and
be in readiness for Donahue Fri
day night with all the vim and
vigor of a promising and ambitious
lyoungster.
| Reports emanating from the DON
ahue camp, where the grand little
scrapper and his manager, Sandy
O'Neill, hold forth, intimated today
that the local entry isn't worrying
about the result of the clash.
Johnny has been boxing long and
fast to speed mp his punches and
increase his durability. A faster
and harder hitting Donahue will be
seen Friday, his admirers predict.
The card will offer an innova-
ton in staging three preliminaries.
Aside from the curtain-raiser, the
opponents will be: Bum Sells and
Jack Showers, Kelly and Wowdy,
and Melichar and McCue, the latter
ITO mix in the semi-windup. That
will be a total Of 80 rounds If all
bouts go the limit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
EVANSVILLE OUT
TO WIN THREEI
FLAG THIS YEAR

Evansville, Ind, March 16.-
Burning up with baseball fever.
Manager BAshang is pleading that
the training season Of the Evas be-
gin within the next week or two,
instead Of April /.
In a letter to President Asplan,
Manager Bashang says that the
training season cannot start too
soon to please him. For his part
he would like to start chasing over
Bosse field about two weeks before
the time set.
President Asplan and the other
officers OF the Evansville Fans as
sociation are also anxious for the
local crew to start the favorite pas
time, but for financial reasons, the
training season will start April 1,
- formerly decided.
Feeding about twenty-five hun
cry baseball players for an extra
two weeks would be o serious
drain on the local baseball purse,
who's who" on the Evansville
team will not be determined IN
definite manner until President As
plan returns from tho meeting In
Chicago. Several players are ~
under consideration.
President Asplan is now In Chi
cago attending the league meeting
and took with him q check fol
$4,000. which 10 posted a. the
clubs fortoik -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
BOXING RESULTS

Boxing decisions of Argus CORE
spondents during the last two days
were as follows:
At Havana-Bill Brennan stop
ped Sergeant Ray Smith 90. Tony
Caponi won from Spider Roach on
foul ~.
At Cincinnati-Billy Ryan knock
ed out Goats Doig (s). Joe Dow
ney knocked out Gave Guillard ~.
Gene Watson beat Benny Becker
(1O.@
At Baltimore-Danny Weston
knocked out Benny Franklin. Jr.
(S).
At Boston-Pal Reed beat Bat
thing Koplin (10).
At Detroit-Ted Lewis beat Jack
Perry (10). Danny Dillon beat Ed
die White n0).
At Memphis-Pee Wee Kaiser
Knocked out Joe Spaek (7).
At Terre Haute, Ind.-Hope Null.
len and Joe Lehman, draw (10).
At st. Louis-Herman Heitzen-
roeder beat Willie Meehan (S).
At Philadelphia-George CLANCY
beat Gene belmont (8). Battling
Murray knocked out Kid Wolfe
~.
| At New Orleans-Ashton Donna
beat Zulu Kid Q5).
At Dies Moines, 1owa-Clonie Tai
knocked out Ray Rivers 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
TIMOTHY LANDS
TECHNICAL < 0,


Clinton, Iowa, March 16.-"Buck"
Timothy, Rock Island. and kid"
Quigley. Des Moines, scheduled as
the feature event Of an American
Legion athletic carnival, were
stopped by Referee GRADER at the
beginning Of the sixth round Of
their .10-round bout last night,
Quigley was no match for Timothy
and the bout had developed into a
clinch match.
Floyd Domer, Polo, ILL.,, threw Ad
Dieh:, Manchester. Iowa, in Is min
utes Of wrestling.
Benny Berris, Rock Island, had
the better Of Battling Mansfield in
IL four-round preliminary. George
Reed, Rock Island, and Bud" NC
Fadden, Serling, were about evenly
matched and went six rounds to a
draw.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
CHANGES FEATURE
DAYS ROLLING IN
"A. B. G. TOURNEY

Buffalo, n. Y, March 16.-Unit-
ed Press).-Changes in the oman,
individual and all-events marked
the bowling last night in the A. B.
c. tourney here.
Three teams are now tied foI
eighth place in the oman event
P. Bruck and R. Hayes Of Chicago
C. Thies and s. Gresch Of Cleve-
land and ]. Porto and Merit Lind
sey Of New Haven all have q score
Of 1870. e. Schoenhut of Marion,
Ohio. took second place in the all
events with 1881.
In the individual Mert Lindsey Of
New Haven went into fourth place
with SIS. There w&s no change in
the 5-man standing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
B. F. A. WINNERS IN
HOT BASKET GAME
WITH MlNONKF FIVE

Eureka, ILL.,. March 16.-In .
nerve-racking basketball game that
required I'VE minutes overtime to
reach . decision, the quintet repre-
senting Bloomington Fans associa-
ton retained the lead in the race
for the Independent championship
of Illinois by defeating the crack
Minonk five on Eureka college floor
last night, Is to %.
The wonderful all-around per
Torrance Of DR.. J. Norman Elliott
Bloomer floor guard. featured.
The Bloomington team is to play
the Peoria Tigers q third and de-
Gliding game Monday at Bloo0iae-
ton for the title.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
NG TEN FISH TO
COMPETE AT n. w

Salcaso, March 1e.-Arrange-
~ TOR the western conference
wming meet. scheduled for
s.sssseay and Friday and the in
tnek meet for Friday and
SsIuay At Northwestern univers-
0mnasium have been complet-
s.y Ne graduate managing COM
- Of the conference. It was
Snced today and strong teams
~ = least i've OF the schools Of
~ ss's ten are entered.
.HeaSo and Northwestern teams
~. strons hopes Of carrying on
~ osloftty Of points, bat Mime
!liinots and Wisconsin will be
- represented.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
DIAMOND GLLNTS
SEEN AND HEARD
IN INSPIRING CAMPS

Hot Springs, March 16.-Babe
Adams, veteran Pirate pitcher, is
rounding into form and Rabbit
Meanwhile Is performing with his
usual agility in the short field, with
the result that Manager Gibson is
a very cheerful individual.
New Orleans, March 16-Walter
sDutch" Reuther, former Red Star
southpaw, obtained BY Brooklyn In
the trade for Marquard, has signed
n contract mad will report at once,
Manager Wilbert Robinson was in
formed today.
Galveston, March 1e.-Only Out
fielders Sullivan and Nixon Of the
Braves roster are missing and
practice is going ahead rapidly.
Cisco. Texas, March 16-Hod
Eller, who was . hOldo0t, Is having
trouble getting In shape with the
2eds here. Word from Eddie
Rousch Is that he has not releated
| in his holdOut determination.
Shreveport, La. March 1.-THE
Yanks left here yesterday on Q nve-
day trip through the state. during
which they will play the Cardinals
and Brooklyn. Bob Meusel report
| ed and his suspension was lifted.
Orsuee. Texas, March 1s@The
injury to Jimmy Dykes, Connie
Msck's best bet for second base,
WIN keep him out for . week
DYKES stopped . pitched hall with
his elbow h . gane wit hfhe Cardi'
mails.
San Antonio, March ICY Cobb
IA working out the Tigers in two
teams. with the first string outfeld
supporting the second string IN
deld and vice versa to make the
competition even.
Tampa, Fla, March 1e-Wftl
walter Johnson On the JOB and
word here that ice Judges star hrsl
hasenan, had flnally sagneA . csn'
trad, and that Miller and 1rossen
the pair Of pleyers awarded WASH
hgton BY Judge Lands, Mero o.
| their way there. Manager 4oBrld(
WAS quite cheerful today.
| Dallas, Texas. March 16.-The In
dams and their boss. President
James c. Dunn. left last night FOL
Hubbard, Texas. to be present to
day at . big barbecue In Manager
Speakers home town. They VII
entertain the natives with an *
hibition game between the Regular
and the Yannigsns.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
BAKER LATEST
HEADiINER TO
TRY COMEBACK
Arguments Pro and Con WhetAsr
Former Sultan Of Swat Can Re-
gain Fame Of Bygonc Days.
By HENRY L. FARRELL.

BIZ HkNkx Il. fAkkELL.
UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent
New York, March 16.-Frsnk Ia
ker, once the home-run king Of the
diamond, IL on his way back to
baseball.
After . years retirement the
swat sultan before the days Of
Babe Ruth il headed south for the
camp Of the New York Yankees 70
try . comeback.
There are those who from . pre-
ponderance of evidence in the past
will say. ut can't be done"
zAyssks DN Il
Others who sat at the ringside
here the other night and saw tho
ancient Stanislau Zbyxsko. close to
the half century mark. conquer the
youthful Joe Stecher, . perfect ath-
lete and one of the best wrestlers
in the gams, will Say, at can b
DONE"
It's all up to Baker. II he does
come back. 1t may mean Q pennAnt
for the Yankees. II he doesn't It
will be Just one, Of those rather pit
iful spectacles that the public looks
at with sympathy and wonders
why do they try
Last summer in Atwerp, Ted
Meredith. one time peer OF all the
middle distance runners and the
holder Of several worlds records.
failed pitifuIly In an attempted
. comeback. ed
He lost prestige because Ameri-
cans much rather would have re-
membered him a. q retired cham
pi0n than an ALSO ran" In the
Olympics.
The ring IL being cluttered up
now with attempted comebacks.
High prices being paid to boxers u
Turing the old-timers back through
the belief that they can still earn
some good money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
WEDNEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGus-MARcH 1e, 1921.
GET lands REPLY TODAY


49, naaS
Da.l -; olli, tne Islander man
.M nasnt al me money IN
e 1~1 M 20 make DouSlas PARK
" WI % some day.
neay C4lsal e.stwhile ISLANDER,
= 9enee u ast1c prscessien into
SAee Ne writes that Ao and bis
le1.eef, - <. Hynn, departed
ter HAVANA March z, Tor = bout
Wan spider Roach Te1y describes
nls rivse - . IN 1gA1er aA1 that
Roy Mansfield took George RAed
and Back Timothy to Clinton. iowa
last night where the battlers an
peared AZ princinals Of an aftrac.
tive boxing card. Mansf,eld *
poets to return today and win be-
gin Immediately to groom his ham
tam, Benny Befris, IorsosaEiag -oi
tough matches.
*
Scores AZ Rack Island and Nh.
line f7ght fans win eross the rive,
tomorrow nixht to follow the fnr.
Donahue. I'm his battle Win Frantis
WeleA Of Chicaro. Johnuy,s fr.ir.
ers are convinced that their hoy,s
exnoTienec wiu he a dr1rrminino
factor. Lon Goldman hronrh1
Weleh tntn D.varnovt tos.v "a,
final urimino THOSE mo M
Them reporf frankie II hrimfui n
cunfidonce ana right IN tho mink.
Maurice " Dr,pps hastatba,,
sharp, was notified Yesterday of hi,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
Ito DECIDE
TO
|EHERE APR. II
.1ny IrssgA Waits On Base.
enelse Final WsFt = t.
lrnlurs Of fsts = Cubs.
n DIUCE COPELAND.

avslary n. s. Brough Of the
n i11and Fans association, pro-
s - attendance It the Three
isss1a schedule meeting yea
49, q interview Federal Judge
800 Mountain lands, supreme
J sS,1all ruler, on the potential
s.~iiua Of the honor Of his pres
~ n the Chicago Cubs fete IN
/ ~ IDlsnd, Monday. April II.
\ 1as0tary Brough this morning
- ~ sporting editor Of The Ar
go following telegram:
sVIu ~ Lands today It 10
! :, * final answer and will wire
| - . soon as possible"
- Lands is q very busy man
- diys and II he decides to ac-
~f e. invitation Of the Exchange,
rsIafy. Kiwanis and Commercial
\ ~ b BE- the chief speaker at the
| riapdes- Cubs banquet in Masonic
100 on the night Of April IL,
| / IN b . distinctive honor to
Id Island.
Action Of League.
! Secretary Brough appended his
nnuags Is follows:
1aeus rejected both schedules
M1e6ay and President Tearney
II authorized to prepare q new
| q moving four northern clubs
| "a for the opening games and
laNasating throughout the season.
| n lssgue adopted the 14-player
lhk including manager, and
Iu1oo d monthly salary limit, not
lhdndiag manager"
\ twill be interesting to watch
IT. ne new schedule which Presi-
IT. Tsarney, with the assistance
Ii President Tom Hickey Of the
lhaican Association. has prom
III within 10 days.
| mo southern wheel will consist
4 Peoria, Bloomington, Terre
Hlaie and Evansville. Cedar Rap
Il. Rock Island. Moline and Rock
II will be In the northern cir
at
It's likely that Cedar Rapids and
psofia will be paired for the OPEN
IL game. or else Tearney will de-
~ to send the Bunnies over to
Ilafs Haute or Evansville, thus
|Dlghg the two league extremities
|4 ~ start. Cedar Rapids at
llM1A would b the shortest Jump.
Schedule Plans.
4 b doubtful where the Island
|a and Plowmen will be sent. One
ID them is likely to be pitted with
bennington. Rockford and Bloom
hgton have always drawn well on
'hlhays and the Rox are report
Il to have asked for an opening
- IN Bonneville. This would
nks It essential to send the two
hal teams further south or match
~ Of them with Peoria.
An opening series with the Is
haaefs 1t Peoria would be partic.
tasly advantageous to both clubs
TAs islanders. under the manage
nent Of George McQuillan, are al
most certain to prove a sensation
hnagef Jackson has q strone
~ lined up in Tractortown and
y Ans there are at fever hea,
NJ the impending inaugural
ue.sver, as all this is purely spec
uadve, It must remain for thu
Tearney draft to decide who, where
9e
Ticket Sale Delayed.
To sale Of the Islander ul
NINA was delayed again toda.
natns tho return Of Secretar,
@oash. 1t Is doubtful now that tn,
meats will be put out much be
M Friday or Saturday,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
DAVIS CUP DRAW
Is BEGUN TODAY

New York. March 16.-Members
= NE Davis cup committee Of the
unaed States Lawn Tennis asso-
0eos gathered hero today to
~ . blind" drawing for pairs
s.oas The II nations which enter
eompsttion for the information
Y trophy.
Assf the draw, each Of the ma
Soas concerned will be notified OF
o1ponent In the preliminaries
sao arrangements will be made
11 LOT dates and localities Of the
nfioas matches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
NEW CATCHER Is
SIGNED BY DUNN

!. slcominston. ILL.,. March 1e.-
sss.aaeer Joe Dunn Of the champion
aominston Three-Eye league
oail club today announced the
seisiuon of Catcher Snarr, an
- nenced receiver from Urbana,
- The Bloomington players
NJ % report for spring practice
as mt Of the month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
|MDO CK SpRnyTS
MYARD DASH IN
EAR RECORD TINE

~ Angeles. Cal. March IT,
university Of California de-
,cs. The University Of Southern
~ a!a, SSh to an. in . track
se!d meet yesterday. Charles
Sk. U. 8. c.. Olympic sprint
- ~ the l00-yard dash in 3 As
- 31o-yASd dash In - &C.
oespite . muddy track
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
SPORT FLASHES

Chicago, March 16.-N0FmAn Ross
set q new worlds record for the
500-meter swim in six minutes,
A Is seconds.
Baltimore, Md, March 16-
kid" williams won a decision over
Marty Collins in II rounds.
New York, March 16.-Rocky
Kansas and Willie Jackson were
matched to meet at Madison Square
garden next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16

Columbus, Ohio. March 1e.- Boni
Petcoff. Toledo star lineman on
last years freshman team, nursing
. broken nose. Ohio States foot
ball squad has suffered ito first
1921 casualty.
Petcoff was injured yesterday in
sc1immage which forms . part Of
Coach Wi,ce's spring training
lch00nlA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16

Here, baseball fans, you see the
preseason countenAnce Of your
friend, George McQuillan, who has
been n our midst for two weeks at
tending to preliminary details OF
whipping the Islanders into a win
ming ball club.
There is a look Of sincere deter
mination in McQuillan's face, and
as far As faces 80, It will be dis
cerned readily that George means
business-get that straight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16
DAVIS CUP ADDED SEES
TO YANK TROPHIES

San Francisco, Cal, March 1e.-
The Davis cup. emblematic Of the
tennis championship Of the world.
arrived here yesterday from Aus
tralia. The trophy will not b un-
packed here but will be taken to
New York for display.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16

Il WON'T bo 70 touch Tor H0Ck
r.,.na h...h.u ,.r. .s.r thonxh
-.,.-.s -, 1870 ~.
mo A. W.
to open the regular PLAYING SEASON
away frUm home. Manager Me-
oui,,an hone. n h.va hts rockies
49,, .--...: a.. So. -
p1a1Ae1 Aoi ss''on " w
the CUBS game, April II. Otnet
scheduled preseason shovfngs will
ba thrsa pames vfth Moline and
"a. go. 80.
Vs A1,'ss ~
p @Sea. ING op.m $3.50 ia'
eas1n.s enc OF tno @sssss Isc-
eae0as !eeas u Ao s1e
Doee @v.seu 20 snSM ~ =
H. H. ~ ~ snu s ~ -.
2 aiso .As 80 S ~ VI .t = -
-. ss 49, ~ sas W =.
euceu - put Oh HO1& I'VE > e1'
Open weather OF the iast several
days has served to speed up tne
.eMS.. :. . go. 49,. apk - 49,,
49, nnt 0 ~ ~, ~ -
800. ,.e ~ =. I ths 49,. -, .na I'll,
he.sr o~o.at,on, y. 60, a. tha
. n oRe. as ~ ~
, ma'e, .a.I nS.e .a ~
aus .n 'n s snoa'u r We 0o ao;e.; ~
e na -. ~. ..,s,, T na 80 49, ,he
so.,.. -, caa...asr p-o,rh from
C%s.n "a
oA'Se''
Tor the carpenter WORK. secretary
brougn mas tne pas Oh ok ant-
els. ING ,siaacer sey IL OK.
pectee pacA Als acSA some u.ie
toee5: Inc paint1hg oenHacs VIII
% lei 80 the WORK may commence
tomorrow. Ten days has been est.
mated as the time necessary to tint
tho stands, oleachers and fences:
Thus, the painting will be. finished
BY the time the Payers begin to A.
rive.
The Douglas park grandstand
place the leaky tar and gravel. Two
new wire screen backstops will be
installed, one Immediately behind
the batting box and the other atop
the roof. The latter will be 16
feet high and liz fet wide. The
roof screen will be considerably
higher and wider than any previous
one and should save . lot of ex-
pense in baseballs.
The grandstaad and bleachefs
will be equipped thoroughly with
new board seats, and the fences re.
ipainters before they have finishes
their work. Two new players
benches will also be installed. Tn,
contractor has orders to repsac,
the present docrepit concession
\. booth in the rear Of the grandstani
with IN attractive adjunct 70 tn
up.to.date appearance Of the park
No detail OF ali this repair wsrI
wei be slighted.
The manakement is determines
to have as classy a baseball hom,
as their means Will permit. The,
realize that a slovenly-lookinl
a sloyenly team. For the first tim
In several years the islanders vii
play this year in one of the mos
attractive home ballyards ON tn
circuit. When the retouching wor
is finished there will be no need O
further improvement aside fror
steel and concrete stands. Tha
will como in time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-16

Manager McQuiIlan has his own
practical views concerning a ball
park and its appearance and equip
ment. He Is out at the Douglas
arena early every morning super
intending the work Of putting the
stands and grounds in shape. One
thing is positive: you cannot ex-
pect to have . classy ball team un-
less you have a classy-appearing
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28
FALLECIO EN- ASTURIAS

Nuestro estimado amigo don Jesus
Sanchez Gonzales, alto cmpleado de la
antigua casa mercantil de esta plaza,
Il. Fernandez Hnos.. Sues, acaba de
recibir la dolorosa noticia de la muer-
tie de SUI amorosa madre dOna Luisa
Gonzalez de Sanchez, acaecida recien-
temente elr SUI residencia de Cavanella,
Navia, donde radica la casa sOlariega
de la respectable muy estimada ia
milia de Sanchez Gonzalez.
Ell referido joven don JESUS, estaba
preparando sus asuntos para embar-
car de un mOmento otro para Espa-
ia, visitar sus amadOs padres, pre-
cisamente cuanJlo lie sorprendi6 la iris
tie nueva, que lie ha dejado sumido en-
la mas honda de las tribulaciones.
Ell IMPARCIAL toma sincera par
te en- la pena que aflije al buen amigo,
deseandole mucha resignation en- tan
grande desdicha.