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Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
Miss Los Angeles
Wins Winter Races

LOS ANGELES, March 26.-Miss
Los Angeles ii, with Dustin Farnum
at the wheel, won a 66-mile motor
boat race here today in one hour,
40 minutes and 39.6 seconds, an aver
age speed of ass miles an hour Joe
Fellows entry. Fellows Nv, was sec
ond. Its time was l hour, Al minutes
and 3.6 seconds. The Hurricane II,
and the Mystery were forced out by
engine trouble in the second and
third laps respectively.
Pennsylvania broke the world 5
record in constructing 615 miles OF
durable roads in 1921.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

a veteran is not likely to make mis-
takes in the pinches while that will
be the time when a youngster Is most
likely TO make them.
Should Young show signs OF his
former weakness Cutshaw will look
after the second basing.
Rigney is probably the best defens-
i've player in the outfit of newcomers.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
UNIQUE BILLIARD SUGGESTION


will be that Hoppe is slipping
Hoppe and Shaefer
worthwhile
baseball The suggestion along
with benjamin
I'm baseball losing innings Any margin
certain half of inning is erased unless the ohr
team a n
three In the st
the stopped by rain the home team
-. l, -, ..o..n
are erased chance for its half of the
-...,u
unfair"
0Opoint match
win out by sra
the continue ne
ed The until he misses
the right to ue or top
Thus if the stood schaefs
Schaefer making his score @ hoppe wo
hen have
ggeston thai has consid
RlJTH FAR TOO VALUABLE TO TAKE FOOLISH CHANCES
played first base in game at Ne" orleans
the other day. =. .a,n.,od +,a4
gound that lost the pail
of nothing TO Fuh OF
Ruth played first base is the
babe Ruth is baseball Ruth is really a
kouthe and a
Ruthis isnota first ba nan
infed regular game or even IN
constantly courng INJURY
the lineup means
much other American league
pleasure that he gets out Oh
However the games greatest stars
Most OF practice work at some position oher a
regular
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
REBUKE FIRST IN
RICH CUBAN DERBY

HAVANA, March 26.-The Cuban
Derby. run today at Oriental Park,
was won by Rebuke, owned by Thos.
Monahan. Rebuke was coupled In
the betting with Quesada, which ran
third. w. Il. Knebelllamp' Lady
Astor was second. The value of the
stake was $17S30, Of which s15,17O
went TO the winner. The race was at
one mile and an eighth. The meeting
at Oriental Park closed today.
Siam has a contingent OF Girl
Scout.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

Summary: Three base hit, Teaney;
two base hits. Golden. Gill; double
play, Golden unassistsd; left on
bases, Caseys IL, Mesa 4; passed
BAH. Sewell: bases on balls: orr
Hickey /, off Gill /; struek-out by
Gin /, by Hickey 6; umpires, Dixon
and Van Haren; time OF game, l
hour 35 minutes; attendance SoV'
scorer, Westfan.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
FOR LOCAL TEAMS

The baseball season will open Of
ficially in the salt River Valley next
Sunday. April >, with three Glass A
games already scheduled through the
Phoenix Booking office and one Class
B game booked todate
The schedule for next Sunday will
give games in Phoenix, Mesa and
Glendale as follows:
Class A
At Eastlake park.
Caseys VS.. White SoX.
At Greys park, Glendale
Giants VS.. Glendale.
AT Jewels park, Mesa.
Tigers vs.. Mesa.
Class 3
At Scottsdale.
w. o. w. vs.. Scottsdale.
American Legion. Ford Employees
and Peoria will be open for games the
following Sunday according to the
boo ing office.
The attention or all valley players
is called to Rule Of the rules and
regulations adopted by the Central
Arizona Baseball Managers associa
tion which reads: After April . q
player starting the season with a
team affiliated with the organization
viii be considered signed with the
team he represents, and in order to
be released from his contract to play
with said team he must first obtain
written permit from the manager OF
the club he is playing with.
Rule IA specifies that all games
booked must be anncurced on the
Monday before games are played.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

In practice games Rigney has been
particularly Impressive on double
plays. He knows how TO get TO the
bag and knows the proper position.
He. can take a throw and after thac
he is in position to get the ball away
quickly. fast and accurately. 1t IL
his work on double plays that most
appeals about him.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
FORT COLLINS WINS Duo CUP

FORT COLLINS WINS DUD CUP
LONGMONT, Colo, March 26.-The
Fort Collins Gun club today won the
Uncle Dud telegraphic trapshooting
trophy from Denver, All to 467. in
the shoot off Of a tie between the
two teams. Five men teams COM
peted in the shoot-off. Townsend of
Denver was high with 9S breaks out
Of a possible 100.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

If the car misses regularly in one
or more cylinders. the miss is due to
faulty ignition.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
Cub Second BaSevuan
Hurt In Angel Come

LOS ANGELES. March 26. - tEx-
hibition). - Seeb Terry, second base
man of the Chicago Nationals, sur
fered a fracture of his right wrist in
practice here today just before the
Cubs started a game in which they
defeated the Los Angeles club OF the
Pacific Coast baseball league, 6 to 2
Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27
1Bm6msSays

line championship
Chicago
sporting nvincble the 49,
gam
Hoppe will excuses TO
he that Schaefer is the better player II
proof is slipping
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

Bohemia proposes to coin a small
currency Of glass.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-27

r. ii. r.
Chicago, Nationals ....... 8 II 2
Los Angeles, Pacific. 2 il 2
atteries-Alexander and Hartnett:
Hughes, Ponder and Bailey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Time Worth Something.

!. An Indiana Hanbor merchant aD-
plying for fire theft and theft in
slrance on a secondhand Ford ma
chine. which he had just acquired
was asked the value OF the car.
After meditating for some time
the business man 5uggled his should
ers and said. 'fyot vo4ld you
think"
TIE agent informed the customer
that the price Of Ford was usually
based on the model of the car.
Taking a pencil from his inside
coat pocket the merchant commenc-
Cd aguring q have IT," ne finally
said. 1--WE hundred dollars.
Looking over tie hil of sale the
agent saw that the merchant had
paid only s448 Pardon me Mr.
," said the agent pausiug over
the applicants insurance blank. =
believe that YOU have made mis-
take In the value of your car. Here
yol say $500 and your BIN Of sale
shows the cost price as st49."
Vel" replied Che indignant r1er-
ehant. ~sot do yon suppose i charge
ter my time while Buying this
Ford
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Red Cross Drive

Mayor Frank Callahan. general
chairman OF the Red Cross drive
in the city Of East Chicago. which
starts neXt Monday, announces that
roll call In tile two ends OF the city
is expected to reach 10000.
Preparations in the way Of ap-
pointing district chalrmen. ward
workers and sending out personal
letters to the district industries have
been completed by General Chair
man Callahan preliminary to tho op-
ening Of the drive Monday.
With The exception Of 2 few plants
Ct the District have already signifed
their intentions to conduct a separ-
ate Red Cross drive within their
mills IN addition to making company
contributions. The superheater
company Of which Charles H. True
is head. responded one hundred per
cent Of their emplayee number by
turning n $311 this morning This
IS the first company to respond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
II s-
] EtAR9eII,4ssoE HONE DROBLEMS

Dear Mrs. Thompson; ] am a
young married lady twenty-five
years old and my husband is TWEEN
ty-five. He was out of work for
a long time after we we're married
but finally he got q position in a
city about a hundred and seventy
five miles from here. He has been
working there six weeks now and
| have stayed at the home of my
brother My husband writes ter
so homesick he doesn't Sc, how he
can stay. He has no friends to go
TO and so after work he goes home
and thinks Of me and nearly goes
crazy. He is making little more
money than be made here. but it
was our plan for him to stay there
by himself long enough to buy
furniture so that we could go to
housekeeping.
want to go to him and live
with him in the room he has, but
my parents tell me it would be
foolish and | should let him stay
alone and save money. His let
tiers nearly break my heart and
am terribly lonesome for him too.
Do you think / would be very
foolish to disobey my parents and
go to my husband? He hash
asked me to do this. but | know
how much it would mean to him
to have me come MARICf( G..
No, it would not be foolish to go
to your husband. Two people who
love each other so much ought to
be together 1t viii not cost much
more for two of you than it does
for one. Perhaps you can get a
room where you have cooking priv
ileges and then you can do your
own cooking, which will reduce your
expenses. The inconsistencies which
has possession of your husband.
does not help him in his business.
Surely it throws a depression about
him which keeps him from doing
his best work.
Go to him. and with your love and
faith in his ability help him to
make his way in Ii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Building Permits

South side of 1871 street between
Alder and Beech streets. two story
cement block residence. 22N32. John
Bagan. owner. Cost $4,000.
North side of Chicago avenue. be
tween Forsyth and Magoun avenues
one story brick three store business
block. 50x75 Louis Tsaros. own
er. Cost S22. 400.
East side Of Michigan avenue be
tween 1S5Sh and Parrish avenue one
story brick business, SKIS II. B.
Clney. contractor. Cost $500.
North side OF 143rd street between
Railroad and Tod avenues, one story
with balcony, gymnasium and fight
arena, 5Sx155; George Oswego. own
err. Cost $1,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Leo Hawkins and Mrs. Blus@


for a benefit card party for st. Pat
fiek's church. Those assisting Mrs.
Borns arc the Mesdames Marley
Peters, Sheehan and Godfrey Five
hundred ana Bunco Will be the d.
version
Inc sigma Theta Delta's viii be
entertained Tuesday evening at the
nome OF Miss Marguarite Craick on
tainbaeh avenue. Hammond
MIS- lheoaoIe Barr VINO undef-
went an operation e Mercy hospital
Two weeks ago ~ expected home to-
morrow afternoon.
= '4Iil'pel q young people from
ms cry ATTENDED 'ae card party
.as1 s''-1-e zen ~ All SAINTS
A4Uil.'- a '-4e y o. 7. nan IN Lam
mont
The M Epsilon club VIII meet
Tuesday evening Of next week at
the home Of Miss sadie Joyce. 149rd
and Todd avenue.
mere we're one hundred and TWEEN
ty-five members OF the Twin City
Council Knights OF Columbus who
attended the reception last evening
at + O. o. t. hall in honor. Of Rev.
Nehrling. The address or welcome
ana Introduction was made BY Wor-
thy Grand Knight Frank Is. Dixon.
70 which Father WehrIing responded
Ia q few we'll chosen words. These
were followed by remarks from IA
Their Connolly r X psn,a ana ~
tin Mckenzie ard zrf+b ,,oea7 -
bers bv IIarrv Ne<tSn acconran,e4
~ John stvles TIE $40 n,eoe
arexicar orcbee+ra ,,rds- 1T 49,
tion ~ pc ro,o~ -, -.
M ei,,,re- ~. -
-, -. -"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
TwiT City
Netus Notes

Christian Science Society Of East
Chicago. Browns Hall. 6I2 Chicago
ave. Sunday services. 10.45 a. IN.
subject: Ancient and Modern Ne
cromancy. alias AIesmerism and
Hypnotism. Denounced" Sunday
school . o'clock Wednesday ser
vices, SEQ p. II. Thanksgiving ser
vices. Thursday. Nov. 30th. at I0.45
a. n. Reading room open Tuesdays
and Fridays from i IN. to p. m.
The Leper's Gift" WIN be the
sermon theme at public worship to-
morrow morning at eleven o'clock
at tn First Baptist chuch Of In
diana Harbor. In the evening SER
vice at 100 the pastor viii begin a
a series on The Religion OF Mid
d1e-aged Man" 70 be addressed to
men. The first subject IS entitled
At Two IT. IL" The B. Y. r. L.
viii hold their usual service at 80
Mss Marjorie Hush viii be the
leader The sunday school meets az
9:45. The annual Thanksgiving SER
vice IN which the Protestant
churches Of the Harbor unite viii
be held this year IN this church
and the Rev. Elmer Jones Of the
n Z. church VIII be the speaker.
It VIII be held in the evening as
past experience has shown this to
be the most satisfactory time. Let
Us all not neglect to give thanks
70 the Giver Of all good things.
Swedish Lutheran St. Pauls
church 149th ST. and Barring ave.
East Chicago. Sunday Nov. 10Th
Sunday school. 9:t5 a m vasper
orvice 1850 p. IN. The Rev. j. l.
systrom Of Chicago will preach.
Swedish Lutheran Cennesaret
church. 139th and Hemlock SITS.
Indiana Harbor. Sunday school. 9:15
a. m. Divine service. 1880 a. m.
The Rev. J. Z. Nystrom Of Chicago
viii deliver the morning sormon,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am a
girl seventeen and ! have been IN
vlted TO party. | have never
gone with boy and there are TO
be boys at this party. The girl
who IS giving. it wants me to 90
with one of her boy friends be-
cause she has several She saws
she wants the BOY to come and she
wants me- Would you aivise me
to go under these circumstances j?
SEVENTEEN
can see no reason why YOU
should not go and have a good
time. BY all means accept your
girl friends invitation.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: IN
troubled with canker sores in nv
mouth. What can l 10 for this I?
G. T.
Put powdered alum or bicarbon-
ate of soda on the sores. Also
drink cup Of hot water with one
third of a teaspoon of bicarh, ate
Of soda dissolved in it three times
a day Yog have too much aciditv
in your blood and the soda will
correct that condition.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
school girl in the eighth grade.
Two weeks ago had to leave
school because of poisoning rot
in my foot. Ny class sent me
flowers. but my dearest girl frien /
took up the collection and suggest
ed sending them | know TIM be-
cause another girl tod me. | want
to write q letter thanks and [
don't know whether to send it to
my girl friend or to my teacher.
asking that the letter be read to
the class showing them how much
| enjoyed the flowers. What wou'l
you advise me to do?
GOLDEN LOCKS.
Send the letter to your teacher.
You might tell your girl friend
when you see her that you heard
she was the one who suggested
the flowers and that you appreciate
her thoughfulnesa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Delinquent Licenses

Payment OF delinquent licenses on
restaurants, hotels theatres. second
hand stores, lunch rooms and other
business places In East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor for 1922 should he
paid into the office Of city Comp
troller =. A. Parks before the close
Of the year December s1st.
Proprietors Of places where II
conses are unpaid for this year viii
pc subject to a fine. according to
Deputy Comptroller Abe Pitzele.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Fogosh Arrested

George Fogash. who skipped his
bond. following his arrest by the
East Chicago police on a charge of
gambling. was re-arrested in Chica-
so yesterday on charge OF being
fugitive from Justice.
East Chicago police returned with
the prisoner from the Chicago 9th
district police station at zoo L. 115th
street, where he was aeing held.
this morning without having 10 Sc
cure eXt~adition papers.
Fogosh lives at 1915 Forsyth ave.
East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Tuesday eve. Nov. 2Sth at 7ao
o'clock, the Rev. Joshua Oden OF
Chicago viii lecture on the Holy
Land and musical numbers viii be
rendered by musicians from Val
paraiso. Ind. All are welcome.
The Turning point IN Bible His
tory" Will be the theme Of the
morning message at the L. z,
church 1873 and Hemlock streets.
sabbath morning at II O'Clock This
IS another study in the Know
Your Bible" series. There VIII be
special music by the choir and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Bible school meets at 9:45 a. M. and
VIII continue the study ~ the Life
Of Jesus taking Up Luke s. Jesus
the Missionary" plans are being
made for the Christmas program
and every member IS urged to be
present Junior Missionary society
VIII meet at $40 p. m. at the
chsfch. This organization reorgan-
ICED last Sabbath for the winters
work There was a good attend
ance and many NOR are expected
Intermediates enjoyed a hike" last
week and made plans for a good
meeting this week. They meet at
GAS p. III. and are open to all BOYS
and girls between Il and 16 Y. 7.
e. [. meets at 6.45 p. m with Fun
ice Cana as leader Every member
invited to come and bring some
one.
Seeking the lost and seeking
the kingdom IS the subject OF a
gospel message Sabbath evening At
$50. PRAYER meeting Wednesday
evening at $50. Announcement viii
be made at the church IN regard to
ths linton Than offering service.
Thursday evening at the Baptist
church
St Paurs Evang-Lutheran church
12Sth and Deodar SITS. Theo. Claus.
pastor 800 a m. English Sunday
school. $50 a. m. Preparatory ser
veie 1000 a. IA German service
with Communion English service
in THANKSGIVING Day ait 1850 d. N.
Visitors cordially invited.
Mrs Mary Morgan who s. a guest
At the Masonic home IN Franklin,
Ind. has d birthday November 26th.
and It has been the custom for the
past few years for her home chapter
Of the Eastern Stars to remember
this anniversary. This year was no
exception, and yesterday the box was
shipped containing a lovely birth
day cake. fruit and candy Mrs
Morgan who is past eighty wears.
viii be remembered by older resi-
dents OF this city. as she resided
here a number Of years ago.
Monday evening Mrs Borns viii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

IN the morning the Rev. G. T.
craig VIII preach on The Tragedy
% a World Without Pain" The
sunday school will meet at $50
9 clock. The Epworth league at
csc The leader of the League
Will be Miss Areta Bergman. The
topic is Thanksgiving"
A special feature of the services
will be the music. In the morning
the choir viii render Lord. Thy
Mercy Streameth". by Rubenstein.
And also the THE Lord is Ny Shep-
herd" with duet part taken by Mrs.
Abbott; ana Mr. Barrett. The even
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Case Is Continued

The case of Joseph Wadas of 1919
Magoun avenue. East Chicago. ar
rested Thursday evening when Fed
eral prohibition officers raided his
place ana found a moonshine stnI
on his premises, was continued in
the East Chicago City court TO Dec
l week Continuance was granted
by Special Judge Murray.
Attorney q. H. Sambor IS repre-
senting the defendant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
TWO LIVE ORDERS
FOR STANDARD

orders for SIS steel railroad coach
IS have been awarded to the stand
ard Steel Co. OF Hammond by the
New Jersey Railway CO. Another
order for so suburban coaches from
the Rock Island was booked by the
Standard this week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

ing service VIII be largely musical.
The choir win render the following
selections. %. Lord How Mercifur'
by Barby. Praise the Lord. o My
Soul" Watson. Come Ye. Thankful
People Come Elvey. Festival to
Deum Buck.
Z. D. Mooney, superintendent q
the George 3. Limbert Foundry, is
expected home today from LaFay-
cite. Ind. where he attended a
Foundryman' convention this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor white. for
merry of East Chicago. now OF
Michigan City. where guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. jenkins. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week. They were
accompanied by their little son
Billy who they have dopted.
Miss Thelma Brandenburg. IS
among those who went to LaFay-
cite Off the week end TO be present
a the Purdue home coming.
The condition OF Mr. william x.
Thomas. remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Austgen and
children OF Hammond, VIII be din
ner guests tomorrow. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Cannon OF North TODD av-
enue. Mrs. Austgen and Mrs. Can
non are sisters.
Joe Vendermeith, has severed his
connections with the Borns Broth
ers OF Indiana Harbor and has ac-
copied a position with Downing and
Hilty of the Marine supply store on
Michigan aNenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
East Chicago and the Harbor

, up a mining camp which he plans
10 rob. His conscience is strange
~ awakened and he wages a great
battle for his own soul In the end
the victory is a glorious one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. wesley Wickey.
have sold their bungalow at 4222
Eorthcote avenue, to Mr.. Sapp. for
the present they Will be at the L.
". Wickey home on North Barring
avenue. until their new home Is
completed in Robertsdale, which
VIII be sometime In February.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

With the opening OF Cline avenue
bridge. traffic on Kennedy avenue
viii again be diverted back to that
part OF the Dunes Highway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
Read These
Twin City
Advert isements

To phone news items 10 Enar CAa.
raEo Times Oface, cAu EaSs ChIcA.
SO @sS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
WASSEY'S PLEATING
SHOP
N1 sTATE sTREET

Hemst5tcb with Gold and SILVER
Thread also match all coIorS. Hut
ton Holes, buttons Covered, En-
broiderins, Braiains, beading.
Phone Hammond 44G. 3.7.tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

In Bavaria the teaching OF Eng
Ish has been substituted IN the
schools for French.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
NOTICE

Starting today and every day IN
til farther notice, al notices Of stat
20 meeting fer lodges and fraterral
orders VIII he charged for al til
rate OF 1oo per LIE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Sir George A Ste yenscn. char
man Of the board Of works, lrelarc
has arrived 10 the Unltso MAS O.
route to New Zealand on an i'm
p0rtant missloQ-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

The season FOR dances, parties
and theaters is again at hand snO
with it comes the season cebutante
with her first party clothes. As q
suggestion is ahown this dainty
frock of watermelon pink chif7 2
embroidered in silver waistlir-
marked by silver bow and strea
ers The velvet wrap is lined with
figured crepe sn4 coi'aT@e " far
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Thrilling, Heart Gripping, Real
you can't sit unmoved and see
this picture. You'll never for
give yourself if you miss it