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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23
DARLINGTON
TRAVELS BUT
LOSES PLAY

UyHo said the Darlington Country
w club couldn't muster UP team
TO play away from homer
Club Capt. Jack David and IS
members from the Black river links
made the trip TO Yakima last Sunday
TO engage the Country club team Of
that city In the return half OF these
clubs annual home and. home
matches.
Quite some crowd to get TO 90 so far
away from home to play n game OF
golf. You can bet "a good time was
had by ALL" Oh. yes: the score was:
Darlington. q; Yakima, 70.
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AMATEUR OPENS
WEDNESDAY

The amateur championship opens
"Wednesday with a qualifying round
OF IS holes. The low IS scorers
will form the championship flight.
with flights OF is To follow. The
defeated is in tho championship will
form the first flight Tho second
and subsequent flights matches will
be decided on match play on handi.
cap. All matches. except the finals
IN the championship and first flights
which win be % holes. viii be Of
ono round OF IS holes.
Two special eveufs--a medal play
on handicap competition on Friday
and DOGGY match play competition
on saturday--are listed on the pro
gram.
The usual daily putting with the
approaching and driving contests for
the Saturday finale are also down on
menu for the FIRST annual state golf
championship meet At Yakima next
week.
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MATT DILLON
RETAINS HIS
LOG HONORS

MATT DILLON. OF Hoquiam, dc.
A'l Tended his logrollIng title at the
Crystal Pool last night, defeating C.
III. Powers, also OF Hoquiam,f on an
ts.inch log. Powers was on the de.
fcnsive from the start. the champion
sending him into the water when he
speeded up.
Blackie Fadden did backward
somersault dive into n circle OF fire
as one OF the features.
Several stunt races completed tho
program.
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SEATTLE DOG
WINS HONORS

"Little CrackerJack." owned BY
Helen Moore. Of Seattle. took first
honors in the Boston terrier class. IN
the annual bench show Of the state
Fair Kennel club. at Yakima. during
the post week. Judge Bradaaw, OF
Log Angeles. gave the awards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 9s.--cicm John.
ston. another negro unknown. SEIZED.
uled 90 meet Harry willis next week
in Madison Square Garden. must
~ive public exhibition before the
boxing commission and newspapers
before he can meet Wills, the com.
mission ordered.
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Jake May
Puts Over
His Stuff
Tiger Ace Hands Oakland
Third Straight Shutout
Licking

JAKE MAY. Nernon'e crack
- pitcher. turned in the Tigers
third straight Nhutout over Oak
land yesterday. winning. 4 TO 0.
and turning back the Acorns with
two bingles. James. Dell and May
have shut them out In turn. the
Oaks making but eight hits ia
three games.
Tho Seals held 10 their slender
lead Friday by beating Los Angeles
agnin. 4 to .. In a thinning tuSsie
In Frisco.
Sacramento trimmed Portland. J
70 /. at Sacramento. and Seattle
took the daily Kicking from Salt
Lake. to 4.
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About
Ruth, If the
YanksWin?
Home Run Slugger, Not as
Dangerous, Still Will Be
a Factor
nv BirIy EVANS


" the New York Yankees arc
4 fortunate enough 20 take part
again In the world series. what
part win iiabe Ruth piays
While Ruth led the Yankees In
hitting. with nm average Of .sis.
IN the clash with the Giants his
showing nj the bat was q dlsap.
poiniment.
Never has a player gone into q
world series carrying such burdce
ON his shoulders an Ruth IN tho 1921
clash between the Giants and the
Yankees. lie had iust finished ons
of the most sensational years oyel
enjoyed by a major league player
lie had broken all slusssg records
oy making 80 home rnnn thu,
ccilpslng by five his bcs, prcviou,
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23

Summary. Home rnns-Taoiu. Wiihoit
ThFee-hase hiis--s4nd. strand Two bsss
hlts-Orr. stampf. cFase. Htier. titt 2,
Jenkfnn Sacrifices hit-vitt. stolen
bases Hood. Myers struck cuf--ny
Off Gardner 2. Runs responsible for
Myers I. Gardner :. Doabie pIays--vift
70 sixlin 20 Riley. Eiklln ~ sand 70 RILEY.
umpfrcs-- McGrs~ and Rseraon- Time
isas.
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BY EDDIE COLLINS

WoFIdH bfrafFNf NFfond Basffnan
FREQUENTLY l have been asked the ques-
ton. How does it feel to play in world
series?" ! can at least say. mot manot-
onous. even tho have participated in six"
The toughest part of any world series. as
far as the mental or nervous strain is con-
cerned, that ] have ever experienced has
been when ! was out Of uniform. Once in
my baseball toys out on the field and in the
game. I've never felt IL any different from
son affair. But in between parneg esneciallv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23

SALEM. Mass. Sept. 2s.--Johnny
MacIntyre. Halifax. won n 10round
decision from Paul Higgins. Nashua,
New Hampshire.
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RECORD
,ot fiIIs

Nor had he confined his 1891 hit.
tins 10 home runs. Aside from hia
80 homera he cracked out a. two.
base hits and 10 triples. Ills record
Tor the season was 2oa for an
average OF ais. giving him third
place IN the American League bat.
ting averageA just below Heilmann
and Cobb.
The baseball experts who predict.
"a victory for the Yankees based
much % their hope on Itush.s swat
ting ability. The Babe was figured
20 be the big punch In the Yankee
osfenne.
Ruth did make one home run
IN the 1891 series. but II was q
wasted effort. n came In tho
ninth inning Of the fourth game.
with ono on. and tho Yankees
beaten. 4 10 I.
Turnout the series. With sho @x.
ceptlon o. tho second game. IN which
Ruth drew three bases on balls. the
pitchers on the Giants staff worked
on Ruth and made him hii Ruth
struck out sighs times durinx the
series.
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TRAvERs WINS

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Sept %.
Mickey Travers. Boston. won
1o-round decision from AL Shubert.
New Bedford.
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Delivering Goods Is
Walters Ring Secret
Sailor Lightweight Has Shown Right Disposition In
side of Hemp in Three Starts; to Box Young
O'Dowd Again Tuesday; Strong Card Is Lined Up
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

the goods has made Sailor
Walters the most popular ring man TO hit
Seattle in the past three or four seasons.
The husky sailor lightweight viii do his
stuff again Tuesday in "A return bout with
Young O'Dowd, the willing Aberdeen mixer.
at the Arena.
Walters. who has fought here three times,
winning each time out. is rugged kid and
he doesn't pull any prima donna line when
he's inside of the hemp.
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Fairly clever and possessing good kick the Sailor fights
with both dukes. and he's in splendid condition. which
makes il possible for him to hit up fast pace.
Give the bugs more batters of his type and watch the
fans make the turnstes elicki
The Walters-ODowd bout will be six rounds, being half
n double main event
Kid Billings. the veteran Wisconsin mt singer Is billed
with Bob Harper.
Brownie VILLAIN Filipino with kick will make his debut
in the semi-windup with Bud Manning.
Two other preliminary bouts still in the making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23
CLASSY
FIELD

With Bob Johnstonc. Al Esplnosa.
Frank Noble and Frank Minch. pro.
fcxsionais. and hon Stein. Clark
Speirs. Dixie Fieager. Forest Wat,
son. and several other cracks from
the SIMON pure colony representing
our fair city. the opposition will
have IT'S hands full stavlng off de-
feat In both tournaments.
Nearly every professional In the
state win be In the open. From
British Columbia will come the
Black brothers. Dave and Willie.
Phil Taylor. Jimmie Hush and Alex
Duthic. Bnl Haniey and Johnnie
JUNIOR win carry oregon's coiors
A large number OF tho leading state
amateurs win take part In the open
as wen as the amateur event.
George Wise. secretary OF the
Yakima Country club. who Is hand.
ling the tournament. sends word
that the course - In fine condition
and every detail has been looked
after. and they are waiting for the
crowd TO arrive and start playing
The open championship will be de-
cided on 7s holes Of medal play
t7s holes on Monday and % on
Tue<davi
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That Is
IF anks
Win Flag
Casey Stcngel Will Get
Job Against Right
Handed Fingers
BY LEO II. LASSEN

IL CUNNING
Ham. one Of -
atile's own con
tribu,lons 10 tho
biz show. may
not get a chanoe
In the worlds
series n the
New York tea ~
fight Il out
the title.
& "a nnlnghzm
W b o psstln&1
for Seattle h
high class fash
ion for seversl
seasons until -
was sold TO IN
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regular affair." But IN between games especially
If posponement the team is idle travelling then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23
RUTH NOT
so DANGEROUS

TX " my opinion that the Babe
Ruth Of this year IL not tho serious
menace az the bat that he was last
season. Any ausnber 81 reasons
could be offered for such belief.
An eight weeks iayoff az the star,
OF che season certainly didn't i'm.
prove Ruth'e batting eye or stride
In addition the Babe has suffered
from various physical ailments tina,
have not improved his work.
Then. there r. the state Of mind.
Ruth u worrying this year. Last
season he was the pcrnonifica,ion Of
confidence.
Babes eye doesn't seem rs
keen this year. lie Il missing the
style Of pitching he ono. muir.
dercd. Pitchers who once feared
him are taking chances ON his
prowcss.
In summing up the chances OF the
Yankees this year. should the New
York Americans get into the series.
Ruth will not get such a big play
from the experts.
Such being the case, n would be
just like the Babe 10 cross every.
ono up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-23

Cunts In midseas in 1921. Is play. :
Ing centsrfieId for tho Giants on}y ,
against lefthanded ninglng.
The veteran Casey stengei IL ate
mating with william. playing ssaan4
the starboard huriers. Both CUE Z
ningham and sicngei are murderins /,
the ball. ~
IL The Yanks oppose tho Giants. = Z
expected. Cunningham will have /
hard time breaking into the series q :
all Of the Yankee first string pitchcr1 !,
are rlghfhandcd. Bush. Jones, Maya2s
Hoyf and shawkey all pitch from III :
right side. Left O'Doul. forrnef
Seal. ~ the only southpaw on the3
Yankee staff and It's not likely fhak !,
he will get a chance In the big games )
with the possible exception Of finish J
Ing up a game or 10.
II certainly Will be 'fough for Cum
bingham. and. ms he would get. i<I
couple Of games at least II they
Louis Browns oppose the Giants, -
cant blame William much II he'd
EAtAuN ANf tHt RfUNNs 70 COP.
Hitting well over 800, cunnlngha m !
has more than made good with tho
NcGraw clan.
The spotlight will be turned on
the Seattle team again next week
In the Coast league. The reason u
Vernon. The Indians jump down fos
iangie with the l.. A. flag confen- I.
derr for a week. I
Win the Tigers going like a MIL
lion dollars the REDSKINS will b4f
lucky II they don't lose their uni&
forms #
The Portland Beavers pulled I'D
upset by trimming the Seals and thu,
Reds may do II In l.. A. this weeds
with Vernon. but don't expect III
mates. y
The Seals jump 20 Sacramento
next week and kunx. Penner. Fit4
terry and Prough may bother the Sea1s
hitters on the Sac field considerably.
fsos Angeles goes 10 salt Lake ana
Portland TO Oakland In the osher,
shifts >
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TOOK REAI.
NERVE

In The nAbr's defense wan, 20
nay tina, nobody ever played the
game in worse physical condition. A
terribly infected arm made u I'm.
possible Tor hisa 10 take his natural
swing and forced him 70 remain out
81 several games. Dur 70 his fat.
nrs 90 hii. the goanlps had IL tina,
be quit under fire. In justice must
sny that such comment was decid.
ediy undrservcd.
Bshe Ruth certainly did not
quit In the series last year. II
took real nerve 10 play. eonsid.
srinx The condition In which h~
entered the series. In poor
shape physically. unable Ia do
himself Justice. he WAS constant.
" "rarxrd' for his failure 20 hit.
Ruth deserves credit rather than
censure for bis play w the series las,
year The only criticism that might
be offered II that he stayed In the
game entirely too long after being
physically unfit
What about The BABE Ruth Of
1893. should the Yankees again get
into the serieaT
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Yakima to
Stage Big
Golf Play
Washington State Open
and Amateur Titles az
Stake Next Week
BY ALEX c. ROSE

LIVERY state In the Union has It's
IL golf champion. that i. every
state except Washington. But that
matter viii be rectified next week
by tAe Yakima Country club, which
s. staging tournament 20 decldc
who Is "tha Washington state open
Champion" and who Is THE Wash.
ington State Amateur Champion
The open win be held on Monday
and Tuesday OF next week. and the
amateur during the remaining four
DAYS % the week.
Whether Seattle win furnish any
or one OF both Of the title winners
time alone can tell. but this much Is
known--that the cream from the
local professional and amateur ranks
viii be on hand TO match their skin
against the field.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Murphy is spending the weekend
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Edward Kosior spent Wednesday
and Thursday In Michigan City visit
ing his brother Joseph
Officer Harry KllculIen ana Off
Ger Calzman were in Valparaiso On
business Friday.
Officer John Surdowski visited
with friends in Michigan City Thurs.
day.
Rev. II. p. Tvey returned home
this afternoon from Philadelphia
where he has been attending meet
Ing Of the Board Of Home Missions
of the Methodist church.
4 big demand was made for the
Whiting High School Tattler that
made its fourth appearance at tile
Whiting News Company Friday
This issue carries a very attractive
picture Of Coach Hart and his foot
ball squad. Besides this, the paper
carries other interesting reading
from the local high schools Journal
lists.
Messrs. Sam sehlechty and Dan.
Prochaskf returned home q rsday
evening from Indianapolis where
they have hecn attending the con
venticn Of the l @. O. #. Sabordin-
ate lodge.
Music and Art Section Of the Fort
nightly Club will meet at the home
of Mrs Garland Humphrey, 324
Cleveland avenue Tuesday after
noon.
MI. Wnfred Doris Of Sheridan
avenue spent Friday In Kankakee
visiting his parents.
Miss Pauline O'Brien ~ Detroit.
Michigan. is the guest of Mrs. Clar-
ence Bader on Oliver street for over
the week end.
Mrs. Ralph White. AIRS. John
Sharp, and Mrs. Grace Gill Robinson
were the guests or Mrs. DIT. Lauer
at dinner at her home in Chicago
Thursday
Dr- aud Mrs. Max Paules of cas-
per. Wyoming, arrived Thursday fo~
4 short visit with the latter's mata.
IT Mrs Louis Fry on Pennsylvania
avenue
Miss Doris Phelps Will be hostess
to the Tri Kappa Sorority at her
ZONE at 1858 Roberts avenue Non
lay evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet Saturday evning. The offi.
GERS will entertain at bunco Tbera
VIII be refreshments ana entertain
aent All members are requested
70 be present.
Mr. and Mrs, watkins moved last
thursday from the Hoppe nat on
Central avenue to The sternbera
a4nsalow on Lake avenue
Mrs. Clarence Bader viii enter
tain at bridge this afternoon All Ill.,
Rome On Oliver street in honor Of
Mrs. Grace Gill Robinson Or cIeve.
and Ohio, who Is visiting at thu
heme OF Mrs Ralph White
Mt AL osterberg returned las
Thursday evening from a business
trip to New York.
Mrs John Gamer oil f1q+b street.
as in South chicago On business
Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
K. Ell. ORIOLES IN
HARD PRACTICE

Win one scalp already attached
| their victory belt. the X. IL
orioles Of Indiana Harbor have
buewled down To intensive prora-o
ions Tor their next game, which
Vii IN all Likelihood be played with
y = OF Chicago. This game is
Fsfy important for the reason that
should a victory result for tho
orioles they would be In demand
w games Is the j. r. l. Is one Of
tie lest igAtWei ght teams IN CHI
ago
Although tho Orioles showed .
ane article Of skill in the gam
With their Gary opponents las
week. Yet the fact remains that
there 5 still room fo- Improvement
ana with that view In end the play
rs have scrupuiously attended TO
tnelr training and practice this
week Trainer and Doctor Began Of
ne team. after the game last week
said that except for few kinks
u liieh viii soon be taken out, the
g an is the best lightweight coterIe
Of players in the district with
their superb skill in passing ana
shooting. combined with their 14asly
black and orange suits. d combina-
ton Is perfected which WIN dazzle
The eyes OF the sport-4oving fans.
As the x r. Orioles is new
team n this district. it would be
best 10 describe the personnel of the
team 70 the many fans who might
be curious. From last years high
school squad We have gathered three
players. Mosny. BurreA and Graham.
Iosny and Eurrell established d
great reputation for themselves
y lille playing on the high school
team for two years. Ginther. the
Twin City K. Of G. pitcher. played
on the second team OF the high
school. Galik. one OF the topnotch
centers and q sure shot with the
bali NJ and H. Glass. the two
brothers who arc at the bottom Of
every sport movement. and Kenny
Meyers. another sure shot. all came
from the Zeko Travellers basket bail
team Of last year. Is tt any Won
der Trainer Boyan IS enthused over
the high prospects Of the team?
To complete our preparation for
this important game with the J. p. /,
Ne would like to schedule a prac-
tice game with some fast light
VI eight teams. averaging 125 pounds.
For games call Indiana Harbor
735W and ask for Ginther or write
To GIL Deodar 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
OF EAST CHICAGO

Browns hall, 612 Chicago ave.
Sunday services 1o:45 a. M. Sub
ject Ancient and Modern Necrom-
ancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypno-
tism. Denounced
sunday School - o'clock.
Wednesday services 500 p. m.
Thanksgiving Services Thursday
NOV. 30th, at 1915 a. m.
Reading room open Tuesdays and
Fridays from 2 p N. to p. m.
Mrs. Clement Mccarthy and Mrs.
ri j. Murphy Visited Mrs. John
VIII and little son at the South
Shore hospital in chicaso Wednes-
day and found them both to be do.
ing nicely
Ms Lyons. mother If Mrs. r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

atha-' Years ago. says AMY Roife
Emerson. in the Mentor nasazine.
thousands of Indians and many
tourists came yearly to the quarries
the Indians to dig tho soft red
stone from which peace pipes arc
carved and IN etourists to SEQ Tia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
WHITING
NEWS NOTES

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
"NANOOk OF THE NORTH one
Of the most unusual pictures ever
made = true story of life and
love in the Eskimo Artfcs Also bust
er heaton in THE FROZEN NORTH.
Coming sunday. Herbert RawIinson
IN ANOTHER MANS SHOES,
1851
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

II. C. Powell pastor.
sundar s-hool ate45 ~
Morn1ne aressa@e i 10 ; n
Junior r.sarne - IN 4 -
i,var~sf3esl faae,,a IL ION :, =,
7yoaa,.s ,f.ls,as.,s.. soete,v p1h.
liz Thank ofe4fn.- u9eotiap at ~
a. f1fisaionsr04 f.atosbi.m 4.45
m 3xaanesda,. I-ni., rr,anlss
ai,.t,,e- sey,.,..a -e,-.,.a.. a,.a,a
tan o,o,o.ol. er,4s;,I e'fss.f,,s- 80
religious Fa,tea,tar "a Is
1vev wiJ hrtre M message ~.
ery,bodv invited ana welcome Mav
there H. eraat qasna.,.a i, 80.
service II rss,lsepf,st.4s~ ar ~
abundant blessinsrs 81 49, ,ast 49,
Tech. -rra,,,t-.. 80.
AnnnaI n,set5ns - ~ s.,raa,.
school afnn.ga, IT,.
Vernon Atrhlson ~ raxe avenne
who FOR tha nast ty.o ,oealss bss
haar -, f,,.o4 IS - $500 Z. sli,aas
and ,,ndor ~ &c i - Tt ,s,r
vas eettfne. al..,e- ,,,cel,. ,.,.3l go
terdav wAen m voung man ha5 ;
relanse ang y aea5r 1a,aasd -
be5 vim sa,sara s++aci, ~ 49,
rrfnna
Mr. clara Tiro, o,ra,.o a-erna
attended ) nsrrsl ,ost 80. 800 !. 80
home of Mrs a cioasnarls = cbi.
oaga Al rhprsdav
W. sfdna,, s,,t+h ~ so,th pand
eigited friends Il yTbst,,g ana , -
ertsdaIo the fore part OF the week
Irrs rs.-.a..- - 49, -, $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

In the southeast corner of Min
nesota are situated the famous In
dian "pipestone' quarries. the seem
at much Of I.onFfelloe 5 poem. "Hia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
COLLEGE FOOTBALL,

MON ~; Tennessee Normal. ..
Lombard. 2o' Waters. s.
oklahoma Asgs, 81, Oklahoma
l'arsoas 23i Omaha o
gsncoln. Il; Shurtlaff. s.
Saata Clara 2: Nevada
fransv'7 arta H.: Ky WESLEYAN a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Nuhlehberg 1t Tordhain.
Lehigh at ia fayette.
SAY arthinore at Iiaverford.
Byckncll at Rufge,s
Lebanon Valley at Gettysburg.
loston Univ. at Tufts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
EOBERTSDALE
PRINCESS TuEATRE TONIGuT

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
"NANOOh OF THE NORTH" one
Of the most unusual pictures ever
mnde true story OF life and
love in the Evximo Attic; Also Bust
err kenton In THE FROZEN NORTH.
Coming sunday. Herbert Rawiinson
in "ANOTHER MANS SHOES"
I1-25-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
REsByTERIAN CHURCH

elndaE. N0v. 26th.
Morning Worship II q. M
sunday school at 1915 m
David Deem, pastor
Services VITA be held IN the slavish
PRESBYTERIAN church az usual An
ronncements of another meeting
place VIII Re given next week Ev-
cry 3ody welcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Pearl White, "HITHOUT FEAR, >
Comedy and Movie Chats Tomorrow.
John Gilbert, "HoNOR FIRST Cen
tur9 Comedy and NAN OF THE
NORTH" 1925
Evening journal., 1922-05-02

PAID LoCAL-wOMENS PAGE
Every Bit OF Dullness disappears
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.-Adv.