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CINE E
BIRUITORUL?

= - -
Pentru doua oara Sc prOclama
in Romania unita mare biruinta
electorala. Pentru doua CARA, in
restimp de dol ami, Sc numar3 cu
satisfactie la Bucuresti imposan-
tele majoritati, Capable sa ash
CURE consolidarea tarii'' 81 char
sa ne dea o noua Constitute.
lnainte GU aproape dol ami BIZ
ruitorul Sc Cinema general Alexan-
dru Averescu; All numele lui c
Ion |. c. Bratianu. Ca 81 eel din
tai, premierul de All 81 inceput
sd numere bobocii, desi e numai
primavara. 81 Sc site din zicala
veche ca ''toamna Sc numara bo-
bocii." Ca 81 averescanii ieri, Ii.
.berali All vorbeSc cOnvinsi de-o
guvernare indelungata care, binc
inteles, va aduce fericirea tarii.
lnainte Gu aproape dol ami pro-
vinciile unite au avut inca pute-
rea sd resiste la atacul POLITICAL
nismului din vechiul Regat, 81 in
alegerile generate de atunci an
luptat impotriva partidului ave-
rescan. All Bucovina 81 Basarabia,
eel putin prin partidele care le-au
Ireprezentat pana acum, All inge-
Inunchiat inaintea partidului libe-
raj d-nii Nistor 81 1nculet Sc odih-
nesc All alaturi de biruitornl zile-
lor noastre, oil |. l. C. Bratianu.
In picioare, intreg, hotarit, ell
.toate zalele luptei pc el, ramas
singur Ardealul 81 Banatul. Sar-
batoreasca manifestare solidara a
romanilor de dincoace de Carpati
in jurul partidulni national, un
fapt capital in politica interna a
Romaniei-Mari, >si e vrednic sd
staruim putin asupra lui. Caci MI.
mai incape nici o indOiala nici
pentru sucursalele liherale de la
moi, nici pentru eentrala de la
moi, nici pentru eentrala de la Blu.
curesti, ca biruinta morala a par.
! tidului national in alegtri covir,
-sitoare. M va exista for public
!, inaintea caruia liberalii vor cuteza
sa-si legitimeze pc deputatii Ion
humiti sau scosi prin frauda.
| Biruitor pana azi i'm politics
interna Romaniei-Mari ma fos1
nici partidul poporului in frunt,
GU dl Averescn, mn nici Gel libe
raj, in frunte cu al Bratianu, daes
socotim singura victorie adeva
rata, aceea care ramane si care
contribute ceas cu ceas Ia regene
rarea unei natiuni 81 al unei tari
Isl care pc langa ! Fl numerici
ttrebue sa fie victorie morala
rBiruitornl partidul national II
frunte GU dl Iuli1 Maniu.
/ Caci iata, marea birllinta ave
rescana de acum dol ami s'a risipi
ca nn sunet, funded MI era 81 (
blruinta morala, 81 ca mane Sc v;
|risipi tot asa 81 hirninta libeF1li
de All, pc cand biruinta partidula
national creste din an in m, in
semnand aeeasta biruinta . nou'
conceptie politica, nm do adam,
democratism, de fnslte prineipi
morale, de drept y do legalitate
Etlin care trebue ~ pcrnessea ori
ce gnvernare in Rom1nla anita.
Con,eptia aceests politica
adus-o in tara ca iouG partidu
national in trusts cu a In1il
Mahiu, : adus-o AfdellnI i Hama
!tnl cu represents n ~ cei a.
genuini, u earl r(nke strih'
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eand Zita va da asig,irari ca nu
va face nici O intriga.
Zita a declarat ca china din
Madeira nn-i prieste nici eli nici
copiilor eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-10

Nj stim intentia cu care facut
regina Romaniei observatia acea
sta, dar moi 81 foarte multi alti oI
interpetam: Ii mi Bratianu ii mi
,ArgetoianYs Tot 0 teapa, 81 e pa
eat ca unul sa traga hais 81 altll
cea.
-
81 pentrn ca veni vorba de
'acpSt incident, credcti ca i'm par
tidul liberal nu sc afla nici un
Taslauanu? No fl cu numele, dar
Ia vorba 81 la port, suite 81 mil, 81
Schubert, misuria ca roiul de
vespi.
-
Dupa achitarea d-Soarei Olivia
NJ. p. Stone de curtea GU iuratl
din New York pentru crima de
ucidere, procurorul Warbasse,
care a condus cazul a zis:
'.Juratii i'm cazul acesta au fost
inzestrati cu inteligenta supe-
rioara. Daca juratii de categoria
aceasta pc earl lam avut in pro-
lcesul Stone nu condamna nn caz
de felul acesta, legea impotriva
omorulni este revocata atat cat
lpriveste pc femei."
q
/ Canada are carbuni pentru
i35. .OGO ami 81 sc zice ca cantitatea
iHe carbuni care sc afla in China {
suficienta pentru lumea intreag5
lpe timp de 1000 ami, 81 totus
oamenii de stiinta Isl framant;
lmintea sa descopere un nou com
lbustibil.
g
Pc timpurile vechi cand usii'
Sc legan ell sfoara nu Sc fap
ttuiau atatea tilharii ca All cant
Sc incuie eli nona zavoare de otel
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|NF0RMAT|UN|

Chicago. - Miss Veronica Long
81 harbatul sau pc care la luat in
secret. Louis Zandt, au fost deti-
mutt de polite i'm legatura Gu in
yestigatia uciderei lui William
ParlOn. Acesta a fost omorit cand
a iesit din automobilul sau ca sa
cerceteze pc Veronica Long. Au-
toritatile cred ca Parlon fost
0morit din jelosie. Miss Long n a
spus politiei ca este maritata. Ea
s'a mutat dupa ce crima fost
eomisa. Inainte de crima ca a
craft separat de barbatul sau.
Zandt incercat sd Sc apere spu-
nand ca in noaptea crimei ell a
fost impreuna ell un prietin.
Acesta ins5 a spus ca nu Ia vazut
in nOaptea aceea.
Seriful judetean .Stanardt de-
clarat All ca 400 criminal ar
scapat justitiei din cauza ca seri-
full NJ putut sa serveascal man
datele de arestare. Din 80 de
mandate abba 15-2O sunr servite.
Dol din criminal sunt deja morti,
= fara ca sd. fl fost pedepsiti
Altii sunt acuzati Gu asasinare,
ucidere, furturi, jafuri, etc., 81
n an fost trasi la respundere pen
tru faptele Tor din aceasta cauza
|Stanard a ordonat energie.
Charleston, w. Va. - In mast
albe 81 uniforma q ordnlui lor
patru Ku Klux Klani au intrat il
tabernacolul unde predica evan
lghelistul faimos Billy Sunday. E
au pasit catre ell 81 ian dat un cee
lde $22. ,Auditoriul a incepnt sa Sc
!lmiste, infricosat. Billy Sunday
insa la linistit cu cnvintele: ''Nu
trebuie sa va temeti! Ku Kluz
Klanul este tocmai ca seriful. e
|nu are treaba cu eel ce pastreazs
legile 81 Sc sllpune legilor.. Kr
klnx Klanii sprijinesc americani
izarea, crestinismnl 81 sunt pentrr
suprematia rasei albe.ss
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unit in partidM national, Gu toate
,atacurile frontale 81 della exate
carl s'au dat impotriva noastra de
trei ami incoace.
/. Acefa care biruit intrigile un.
,Ruresti, 81 intr q vreme 81 pc eele
romanesti, aceh care in ultimelel
decent reusit sa pastreze unita-
tea rolitica a Ardealului 81 a Ba-
Inatului, 81 ne-a ferit de a ajunge,
din punct de yedere polite, o Bu-
|covina sub austrMci, sfasiata de
Mpte politice inferno, dl lulu
Manu-, sta ca Ardealul 81 Bana-
|tul numai asa vor putea TRACE
greu in cumpana din care trebuia
sd apese noua conceptie politica
de guvernare in Romania unita,
daca aceste pr6vinciivor ramanea
solidare, reprezentate politiceste
de partidul national roman.
Voia sa aduca Romaniei-Mari,
pentru o grabnica 81 fundamen-
tala consolidate, MI franturi din
lenergia romaneasca de dincOace
tde Carpati, ci aceasta energie
intreaga, care ar Fl 'sprijinit con-
ceptia politica a partidului natio-
nal 81 a prezidentului sau, 81 care,
lin definitiv,e era rezultanta lupte-
Tor seculare neamului romanesc
din Ardeal 81 Banat.
Din acest motiv malt patriotic
!dl Iuliu MANU-, din clipa rnirii a
|proclamat principiul solidaritatii
lpolitice a romanilor de dincoace
de Carpati, proclamat necesita-
tea existentei 81 pc mai departe a
lpartidului national roman in con.
Iglasuire cu toti ceilalti fruntasi
al Ardealului 81 Banatului.
\ De atunci partidele ''istorice'
iau 6nceput goana impotriva par
! ltidulni national, de-atunci dl III.
fliu Maniu a fost tinta lor de atac
lde-atunci "birllintele" politice GU
icare s'au mandrit partidele erau
ltoate asupra partidului national
iroman, declarat de regionalist
lprimejdios. Ca 81 cand moi am f
lfost nm dnsmaR intern. asa s'ar
.irepezit asupra noastra 81 averes
canii din vechiul Regat, 81 go
kgistii nostri, 81 liheralii. Tint
lsuprema orr carui barbat, poll
tic, "care Sc respecta" de tre
ami a fost zdrobirea partidulu
national. Aproape la aceasta 81
redus politica interna a Romanie
de trei ami de zile.
\ Daca acest partid ar fl fost ur
cub de infectie morala sau natio
nala, am fl inteles furia celor C,
ne atacau; daca sOlidaritatea DO
: Utica Ardealului 81 Banatulu
ar fl insemnat primejdie pen
tru Stat, am fl cernt moi .insin,
! desfiintarea noastra.
I Oar cand moi veniam in cadrel,
Lunei Patrii pc care n am avut-'
nlcl Odata, GU tot ce ayeam ma
lsfant in snfletele noastre, furi;
distrugerii n'am lutut-o inteleg
Cdecat ca pe-un dun rau primejdio
-lintregei noastre tari, 81 sub self,
cuminte a d-lui lulu Maniu, 30
! lvatuiti. 81 imbarhatati de inaltu
4 sau idealism, am primit lupta O
: toti pc rind.
1 Dl Iuliu Maniu stia pentru G.
: trebue sa ramanem snlidari: NJ
G pentru partid 81 viitor,ll sau {
4 pentrn binele 81 viitorul tarii.
RI 81 daca celelalte partide poll
ltice ar Fl inteles un singur lucru
ca Ardealul 81 Ranatul numai I'd
manand in eadrele 81 disciplin
t partidnlui national, ar fl putu
e ida tarii elementele de iaunci
: ltnergiile cele mai folositoare, :
4 ar Fl vazut cal crima national
Z goana ~lor impotriva noastra.
e[ Trebuia nd ramana romanii d
dincoaee de Carpati intr'un sir
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ANDREI POPOvICI.

lit. dar faptul o nota buna, !,
fiindca 81 eli doresc ceeaee dbeste
Fneamnl intreg.
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I'm ziar din Bueuresti povesteste
un incident foarte sagestiv. La
dat de printul Stirbeis luat
|parte 81 familia regala. Regina
Maria vatind pc d Argetoianu,
carllia i-se msi aics u ''pumn''
[stiti, II ca ''pupatult ia ne in.
tire altele, ''ca - mira feafte
null 81 d-sa mn sprijireste eu-
yernul l-lui loan Bratianu.' 6
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Ivy
3. Pc timpurile vechi cand usiie
sc legan ell sfoara nu Sc fap-
tuiau atatea tilharii ca All cand
Sc incuie eli nona zavoare de otel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
cBY GOPHER FAM

The Hammond Scatenas are be-
ginning to cry and whimper. claim
ing the East Chicago Gophers are
afraid to leave their back yard
In an issue of The Times a few
days ago an article signed by a
Roberts (Which by the way is a pc
culiar way for spelling Cantwell)
telling many things that the Goph-
ers were afraid to do. especially in
regards to coming to Hammond.
There was one rue statement IN
his article and that was the Goph-
ers gave the Seats the bird" last
year. not only last year, but for the
past seven years. h Gophers were
defeated once in that time, and that
was by the Clabby organization.
If the Seats could perform such
a feat there would be much celebra-
ton in Hammond. that It would
make the signing Of the Armlstice
Day look like a piker. In our esti-
nation they would close up all the
stores and industries the following
week and call It a holiday.
The Gophers are not afraid to ira
vel TO Hammond, and will play the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
CBY FAM

when tho East Chicago Gophers
travel 10 Ilegewisch on November
18th. hey will take with them hall
10 nopulation Of East Chicago. NO
Tine In the history Of East Chicago
has the population Of this city SHOW
ed 80 much interest in football.
What the fans crave most Is the
neighborhood games. where they can
see how the players put more Ell
fort into the game than they would
If they were playing a Chicago
Club.
The Gophers have played Hege-
wisch for the past ten years ano al
u,avs have come out victors. Inc
Illinois outfit viii put everything
they have into the game. to try and
defeat the Gophers. .
The Gcphers realize hat the Hese
wtsch OUTFIT is much stronger than
previous years. and they are develop
ing an offense against any possible
ulav. The Gophers VIII also be on
the watch for the unexpected plays
They were caught a couple of times
This season and that taught them q
lesson.
For the convenience Of the fans
several large buses will leave East
Chicago at precisely 1880 p. m.
Schappps buses whom every n IS
acquainted with leave first. A small
amount of fifteen cents each way
will be charged. The admission Will
be s5 cents for the gents. and 70
cents for the ladies.
one good thing has happened to
football and that is the presence or
many women at the games This
not only helps the game. but urges
the players on for more than they
can produce. It also helps make the
game cleaner.
From reports from Hegewfsch It
seems that they are putting in -four
and five hours Of steady practice. and
also trying to get several stars to
put in their lineup
Bull Montana, who played a great
game against the Gophers last sea
son, will try and keep up his good
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
ELK BOWLING
league IS
A Conner

Hammond E1ks have started out
n set the world on Gre with their
lowIlng league.
There's more rivalry between h
inh+ teams than among mothers at
baby beauty contest 1t looks IKE
,o7ne o. the fellows viii finish the
.eeor better boxers than BOWERS
" course. all that sub rosa. Bul
~ giving you-all a tip as to no"
~.ffinr some of these trays are 60
nE to get.
rae league IS headed by n Gun
III rha,a. Floyd Murray Is vice
PRESIDENT and treasurer. while W.
voang is secretary.
qae leaaue has established a
sfzty-game schedule. Sowing
,iphts. Monday. Tuesday, Wednes-
iav and Saturday.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made 70
oooir out-of-town cams for on
nights. On these coca
ions tIe Hammond Elxs' will
he plcleed from among the best
ow1srs In the League. There's a
5.g list of prizes, too.
usre are the teams and their
members:
rsaulres-Cooksey. captain; sehil-
1 eastman. McAleer. w. McLaugh-
in. Rice.
ueszer. Brennan. Breishline' Jer-
sins. Berendl.
Golden Rules-szymonsky. cap
adm. TODD. Leitsan. Schneider.
schoenert. Dalton
Knlghts-Geib. captaini Patterson.
-raak walknetz. Grloin, Zaharek.
DECENTRALIZATION. captain; Baker
Gangs. o'Kee6e. Deimody, Pen
Rerulars-Louches, captain; Van
7rrnoof. Kuhn, Hess. Shade -
O'RourlSe. 81,
vvstios-Anderson, captain; Stoll'
oohde. Arnold. Lawless. Klotz-
Rncl5 Tails-Banner. captain; y.
Mclaughlin. Gardner. Volkman'
vehrmau. Noonan.
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GOPHERS TO TAKE BIC
CROWD TO HEGEWISCH

work. If the fans remember, Bull
was the only one to stop our back
field men. He wore neither head gear
nor shoulder pads, and was in the
game every minute. He was hit
hard, but would always be on his
feet when the whistle was blown.
Hegewisch has o been defeated
this season. while the Gophers hold
the same record.
If the aver oblig1ng fans will let
their cars on Sunday to take the
players to the battle field. it viii
be appreciated very much. The
players will leave East Chicago at
about 100 p. m.
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Seats on the four corners. with Chief
Of Police Bunde as referee.

oR6b5 0A LA0 AO0E COIAOA nj WALA S1iACA
Of Police Bunde as referee.
As the Gophers have a closed park
1t would be to the advantage Of the
Seats in the way of making a little
money. To be truthful the Gophers
arc not asking Hammond for a game
but it is their manager Fostering
Manager Pollack. of the Gophers-
The Gophers have a win over the
Seats, making the Gophers the die
the East Chicago champs, they VIII
come to East Chicago, II not, they
can stay at home.
Cantwell. Of the Seats, says he
would like to play the East Chicago
crowd after Thanksgiving so he can
get some of Doc. Young's men from
the Hammond Pro. and have a good
team.
If hi Seats want to get a good
line on the Gophers and If they want
to learn something IN regard TO foot
ball. all they have to do is to travel
to Hegewisch on Sunday, November
10, nj see a real football game
Manager Powell claims that the
Seats are afraid to come to Hege-
wisch, or they won't accept a game
from Hegewfsch on their own
grounds.
The Friars. another team worth
while. have been turned dow by the
Scatenas. The Seats have had some
wonderful teams. look 'em over. The
only real good team this season will
be the Trumbull Tigers who held the
Gophers to an ven score.
The Gophers on Thanksgiving day
are giving a Mardi Gras dance at the
Colonial Dance Palace. There Will
be confetti. serpentine and you can
mask IL you want to. IT Will be a
combination of masquerade and car
nival dance. 1t is going to be one
of the big events Of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
TIGERS APPEAR
To Be STRONG
CONTENDERS


When the Trumbls Tigers power
ful football team clashes with the
Hammond 8 c a n a 8 at Harrison
park Sunday afternoon the local
eleven Will face the leading con-
tender for the Midwest league
championship.
In fact, there is much brainy talk
that the Scatenas VIII have more
than a playful afternoon. This
opinion ls based from a glance at
The Trumble Tigers record this sea-
son. Hammond fans al Judge for
themselves.
Trumble Tigers. 2oi Chicago Ores :
T. Tigers. 90; Chicago Crescents. 0.
e.. Tigers. 80. Evanston Heavies. 0.
y. Tigers, IL; Galsberg. III. 0.
r. Tigers. 81: Waukesha Legion. 3.
V. tigers, O;E. Chicago Gophers, 0.
e. Tigers. o. Hegewisch. 0.
The first club was knocked out OF
sx'stence after being beaten in their
lnltial scrap. The Evanston Heavies
3re sam golog strong. At Galesourg
.he American Legion team tasted its
snIv defeat this season at the hands
~ the Tigers. Wankesha feels the
Same. while lie Gophers and Hege-
alsch are teams who we're unable to
beat the scraDpy visitors.
purely from the standpoint OF the
eridiron game scheduled between
he saatenas and Tigers. IS about as
attractive as any game cRrded for
!he whole Midwest. Neither eleven
has been beaten this year and both
IT, said 10 30 under the impression
mat they are tho ones who will
s~ht r. out IN the end for high
aonors and the Cermach trophy
rlis may be disputed IN various
sv~a~ters where good football teams
relen. bat Il cannot be denied that
both teams are the hardest hitting
kina in the Midwest league.
Tie Tigers have many stars IN
lheir lineup. Out OF the twenty
Tour regulars that the team carries,
aver half are former college players.
soma 81 the better known stars are
Edwards, former Minnesota top
liner. who plays at n OF the tackle
7ositions; Burke, who holds down
'aft end. Is g. Grinnel GRADUATED
Burae, the pivot man, learned his
,ootban knowledge sc Ohio Wesyn'
while McCarty, regular halfback, Is
three letter man from Marquette
Dennls, the Tiger fullback, Is q ter
-or when Il eomos 70 line plungins
md viii he q hard man to step.
whatever may be the result sun
sa~. the s~cateaas viii be prepared
sor the remaining hard games on
hair schedule. Injuries which have
ront severaI players out of the game
ara a thing OF the past, and barring
-,,ofdents the Scatenas Will present
very formidable front In every
remaining contest
Hammond fans and those from
-,rroundins towns are oil talklns
,bout the coming game and 1t VII
i, a record breaking crowd thai
vill see the two good elevens In
,n4fon against each other Inc
rfrers are doped 20 win, but this
Iii not stop the Ecatenas from
,nrlnrnx another surprise package
The Seats viii practice again TINS
,veninr. ana every player is asKes
- ba on the Job. Fans are welcome
- 4ha sessions which are staged a.
zo-~taon Park under the arc lights
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
Lafayette Captain to See
First College Grid Game

EASTON, Pa. Nov. 16. Frank
Dutch" Schwab, captain OF the
Lafayette College football eleven
and choice Of man experts for all
American guard last season. plans
to see his hrst college football game
as a spectator on Saturday when
Yale meets Princeton. Schwab q
taken part IN every n OF Lafay-
cites football games since he enter
ed college IN 1913 and never before
has had the opportunity TO watch a
~ ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
SPOERNERS VS..
LUTHERANS A. G

The Spoerner Five, which has
been warming up for the basket bali
season. Will take the floor Friday
evening against the Lutheran Ath-
letic Club at St. Paurs parish house.
The Lutherans have already match
cd with LaPorte and are pretty
confident Both teams have loyal
followings who will turn out to-
morrow evening and root Justify.
Two girl teams will put on a sur
tain raiser. The Walter League
team will play the I. H B. girls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
BALL
SEASON LOOMS

The basket bali season IS on Tho
Betz Girls. who furnished fans with
some of the best games lats season,
VIII play the 1. H. Belt Girls next
tuesday evening at the Lafayette
gym.
There viii be a preliminary game
staged by the Hammond Grease &
Dill team and the Spoerner Five.
Tho Grease gang Will feature
league as their star. The prelim-
mary starts at 7:15 o'clock wesley
powIoy win referee. Tickets may
be had from any member OF the
~contestipG teams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
Bezdek is Offered High
Salary to Manage Pills

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. IS. -
Hugo Bezdek. State college football
coach. has been offered a salary
larger than any manager in the
National league, except John J. Nc
Graw. TO manage the Phi1lies for
the next three years. It was learned
Yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
Ex-Big Time Star Mutfs
Beer Drive. Foul saws Law

CONNEAUT. O.. Nov. 16.-Frank
Delehanty, former major league
baseball player and former member
Of the Ohio legislature. was arrest
ed near here late yesterday on
charges OF Transporting intoxicating
liquor. When arrested he was driv-
ing a motor truck containing six
teen half barrels OF beer, according
20 tho nfFirare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
WANTS GAMES

The 7. II Belt basketball cam.
which opened its eason Nov. 8 by
defeating the Simplex five. is open
for games in the 145-pound class.
Herman Zimmerman. manager.
Phone Hammond 1T4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16

BOWLING LEAGUE
GAMES TONIGHT

Z P. Nj. S. Betz Co. VS.. Lake
County Times (1-2). Graver Tank
Works VS.. Northern indiana Gas &
Electric (3-4).
P. M.-Standard Steel Car VS..
I. H. Belt R. R (S-4). General
American Car VS.. Swift & Co. (1-2).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
Our Fight
Decisions

Decisions Of boxing representa-
tlves are;
AT New Orleans-Tommy Freeman
beat Pat Burke (15); Ray Haywood
knocked out Sailor Hennessey (5l.