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FOR SALE

Benoni ave. Eight rooms, garage.
Fairnont Ave. Close In. IL
rooms, basement, garage.
Country Club road. Nine rooms
two baths, furnace, big lot.
Columbia St New Cottage.
walnut Ave. Six rooms, bath,
electricity.
Monroe 81 Above High. Eight
! rooms, bath.
Bellyiew. -Four rooms, bath.
electricity.
CASTOR Ave. Seven rooms and
finished attic, bath, garage.
East Park Ave. Fine eight
room house.
Near Fair Grounds. Five rooms,
bath.
Gladden. ST Five rooms and bath.
Bellview Ave. Corner Penna.
Ave. Threerpom cottage.
CASTOR Ave. 18th st. Six rooms,
bath; 500.
Maple Ave. Six rooms and bath.
ln1uefsElllo. Eight rpoubp Dig lok
! MONEY IN "A HOME Is A
~ SAFE INVESTMENT
/ lots Country Club road, West
End, Edg mont, Ddgeway,
Bellyiew, Ogden Ave, close In.
Castor Ave, 18th st.
/ jackson St; business location.
10 acres, just out Of city limits.
-sBenoni Ave. 5oxl20 on corner.
Hiiicrest; free from smoke. ..--,
Fairmont Ave. near 5th. Fifty
Gtet, fine location.
Peacock Park.
Coleman Ave, corner 9Th st.,
$50 Il. front.
Corner Merchant and Lloyd.
116x1lS.
GEO. Il. BROBST
PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
Phone II.
Member Heal Estate Board
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3572A

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED.
salary $36 full time Use an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed
hosiery to wearcr. Experience un-
necessary. INTERNATIONAL
HOSIERY MILLS. B24o, Norris
town, Pa 2627A
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Veterinarian

vETER1NAR1AN-Ds. W. q. Koon.
Phone Worthington 3-R-5.
1.2.26t2392A
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from
anyone who has email coal mine
to lease on royalty basis or who
would like 70 contract the mining
& loading. etc. Let mo hear from
you. Write box 3620-A The West
Htretnian. 2620A
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Situations Wanted Female

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED By
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson,
ese-W. IL 20 est s26s A
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS Z SER
VICE. Palace Restaurant. 123
Main st. ?
1s14-sst-so5oA
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Special Notices

To ]. W. Rogers:
You will take notice that Vfii-
canzo Viccl1iarelli. tho purchaser OF
the following real estate, Lot /,
Block 8, located in Eairinont, Nh
rion county, West yirginia, which
was sold by the sherin Of Marion
county at the sale for deiinquen.
taxes made on the 18Th day OF be
cember, 1890, and a deed has been
required as provided by law. wfilch
deed will be made to the said Vim.
canzo Yicchiarefli, on or after the
18th day Of March, 1892; unless you
against that day redeem the said
real estate from the said sale. The
amount necessary to redeem Is as
follows:
Amount paid sherih at sam
SAFE .'.s.s. 3 $50
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report ... 6.75
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof ...... fi.e5
Interest NO. lbs
Total ....... 81. y. se7.ss
Given under my hand tlils oh day
Of January, 1929.
LEE N. sATTERFIEbDa
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West yftginia.
1-1+21-2s 2-
To Rachel Z. Sine:
You will take notice 4ho4 10,
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Business Opportunities

BIGGEST MONEY! Cheapest Sign
Letters on market. THE OAK
LAND SIGN MFG. co. 910s
Cameron St, Detroit, Mich.
2573A
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Agents Wanted

AGENTs-a1oo . week selling
Marvel Wind Shield cloths; one
rub keeps gtAs clear entire storm;
every autoist o prospect. Write
for particulars. STANDARD MFG.
Co, Boz 16s, G. Battle Crock,
Micn. -.253aA
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Loans

WILL LOAN 5000 On improved
local real estate; Smith, 900
Sehenley Block. tIf you have mon.
ey TO invest why not put Il into 10.
cal hands. a Want Ad Ike this
leQStR % perNokd.s
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Wanted to Buy

WANT TO HEAR from owner. hay.
ing farm for sale; give particu.
lars and lowest price. JOHN ].
BLACK, ". Virginia St., Chippewa
Falls, WIS. 1884
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ALKIRE g CHIPS. New and
used furniture store. Good
pianos. 112 Merchant ST. Phone
1941-W. ~. 2517A
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: distinguishing

PITTSBURGH PLUMBING CO.
Prompt service TO telephone
calla. Open day q Night. Rear
11S Fatrrnout Ave. Phone 1897.
12-1s-2st2161A
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HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
Maker. pipe or pipeiees furnace,
while You pay on easy terms. A.
G. HAWKINS, Sol Seventh. Phone
11s2-R. D-Si.26t3Ss6A
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Help Wanted
'2606A

YOUNG MEN, WOMEN, over II,
desiring government positions,
$3.50 monthly, write for free list Of
positions now open, r. Terry, (for-
mer Civil Service Examtner) 3s6
Continental Bldg, Washington, D.
s57sA
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Farms For Sale

57A ACRES $500. Mica
smooth land, very fertile. An
cleared except s acres timber Z
locust. Farm we'll fenced. Fine
large two story house, good barn,
plenty other buildings. On level
road . miles from good town on
railroad. This Is priced low for
quick sale to settle q partnership.
onlYa$3,500. $500 down balance
$3.50 per year. N. L. TROUT
REALTY CO., n. v. Atkinson,
Agt. Macarthur, Ohio 261sA
Mr.. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills al your life
WHOM you can buy good level farms,
the cream Of this locality with en-.
ira good buildings with modern con.
ven1ences, IN house and barn, good
level roads near r. r., Centralized
schools, good markets. Milk $40
and up net here. sell farms that
owners have lived on for years and
paid for and hayc money on inter.
est, the kind you can mako good
on. State your wants and send To-
day for illustrated booklet. F. B.
STEWART, LTNBNy1LLE, Pa.
3142A
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G. B. BROWN, Pattern maker, hand
or moulding machine patterns,
wood turnings. Leather belts
spllced and repaired. Phone 1Sss-W,
or 1923 Virginia Ave. 12.21.26t-2l75A
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CONSULT ]. A FoRTNEY, Nc.
Cory Bldg. Houses and Lots,
Fhone to5-R. 12-25.2st2236A
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE AosP1TAI.
UPHoLSTERING. GENERAL,
REPAIRING. Bicycles. & supplies.
Tapestry & leather samples on
hand. MRS. J. q. INFER, Phone
1as+sst.ssssA
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FARMoNT MANTLE q TILE co,
Can furnish tito bath rooms, porch
noors, tile. brick and wood mantieS
OF all kinda. Coal CRATES and gas
logs. See us first. sos First ST.
Phone 1252-R. 1.s.2sk24osA
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CARPENTER WORK WANTED at
reasonable price. 76c per hour.
Anywhere in city or out OF town.
Non Union labor. All work guar.
anteed. B. c.. CONTRACT COM.
PAEY, Phone 1851. 1.2.2st:s37sA
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HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought
sold and exchanged. FRANZ
iPMcHARp, Phone 975.
1-k26t242SA
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Houses And Lots

Toby, SELL Or RENT zee Geo,
u! Brobtt, Aesltm, Professional
Blds 1227.2st2252A
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HoMESEEKERS send for Virginia
Farm List Best Climate, Dept,
II, Emporia, Va.
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Houses For Rent

Ono 2 room house Market street.
One store room on Water Street,
Apply !. FUNT, Phone 1897.
9579A
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AGENT WANTED to distribute
sample and sell Catarrh great
est remedy. Terms aud sample
ree. PEOPLES AGENT AND
SUPPLY CO., 3o31 w. 115th ST,
Cleveland, Ohio. 2oo6A
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7s ACRES Az miles from Worth
inetpn. good laying ground. One
8 rom house. One . room house.
! loE house. . barna, 200 trees in
orchard. Sandstone and 4 4. vein
coal 50 with surface. A bargain.
can FRANK PR1CHARD, sTS.
.-9S33A
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Dogs, Birds and Pets

GREAT DANE PUPS. For Danes
that have size and intelligence.
Write COLLINS KENNELS, Box
Ill Reedsburs, Wisconsin.
13-14-2st2oi7A
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HOTEL JACKSON. Chas. r. Baker.
Prop. Nearest hotel 10 Post
Office. III jackson st.
1.a.26t.2A0SA
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AGENTS: BIG WINTER leader
now ready. Agents cotntng mon.
ey. Big field. Don't delay, but
write at once 10 HOMELAND SPE.
ClALTY CO., Homeland, ca. 35osA
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s. N. K1SNER q BROS. Slate,
Stag and tin roofing. Warm all
furnace a specially.
12-1s-2st-21eOA
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~ - 1H+'9 ii2stas, ,ssssA
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6s5 ACRES, rich, level, . houses,
$50 cultivation, plenty springs.
man delivered. graded roads, easy
terms. 12 acre. Many. others. ].
BARTON Yellow Pine, Ala.
2614A
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READ NATIONAL OIL REVIEW,
Accurately reports all fields.
Offers BAT prizeS-circulation
campaign. Price reduced TO 81
for six months during campaign.
Sample copy free. NATIONAL
OIL REVIEW, Dallas. Texas.
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Farms For Sale

1yss ACRE FARM. 1oToom house.
on paved roads and car line
Easy trade On town property. MRS
IDA QUINN, Downs, W. Va.
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LADIES hare your combines made
into switches. At very reason
able prices. Write 10 Mrs. J. A.
Yezdimtrow, Box 15s, Grant Town,
w. Va. 2621A
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Situation Wanted, Male

WORK WANTED. Will do any
common labor or night watching
preferred. Phone 1ss4-R. J.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants a Job
after sehool and on Saturdays.
Can work at soda fountain. Phone
457-M.
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WORK WANTED driving truck or
team. VIII do any kind OF
work. Call D. II. Moyicker, Phone
6oo-M.
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1 SELL FAIRMONT

1 SELL FAIRMONT
North Fairmont sta. Lot for
business.
Sc Acre farm for trade.
Large House, East Park, ac-
tspt cottage in part payment.
4fEdgemont lots $1,000 down,
$1,000 per month.
112 Pine ST., 2 rooms, and
bath, easy terms.
S05 Quarry Ave-, s rooms and
both, easy terms.
5 rooms near East Side High
school, easy terms.
s room house, now, furnace,
one black OFF paved street,
$500.
For rooms, two lots, Norwood.
LEVI B. HARR
Phone 2S1
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Furnished Rooms

THREE FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
436 Monroe St. 10 20 23t 21S5 A
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CITY CABINET SHOP. Woodwork
Of all descriptions. Phone 13aR,
12-2S26t226sA
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Contracting

12-14-26t1o6OA
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Personal
Lost And Found

ONE BAY AND ONE ROAM
HORSE STOLEN from farm neat
Shinnston. Reward for intorma.
ton and return 10 r. G. & B. II.
LUCAS, Phone 1o4. 25SsA
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Auto Repairs
Repairing

SHOE REPAIR SHOP. PROMPT
service. Popular prices. MIKE
RoMINo, 324 Madison st.
1.2.26t23s7A
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WAsHlNGS WANTED. Work guar.
anteed. Call 5s3+J. a515A
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0LDFIELD TIRES &5TuBES. Ant.
Skid all sizes, S0x3 s.. OF.
3ox31s-$9.ss. Phone Si4 PHI.
LIPS BROS, sos Merchant st.
4 D. ~ 0ti3 svc4 A.
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WANTED SMALL NUMBER OF
PUPILS. Win teach at pupils
home. For Information write 217
High st. Fsirmont, W. Va.
2622A
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iYoU CAN SAVE A sUBsTAN.
TLAL SUM. Before buying fur.
niture see us. STANDARD FURNl.
lTURE CO., 32l jackson St
1-t3st2414A
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: Washing Z ironing to
do at home. Also housekeeping
and day work wanted. Phone
1884.
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Storage, Moving
Hotels

KENYON Hotel. First class
rooms. Annex rooms at reason.
able weekly rates. 312 Madison
81. 1221.26t2176A
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Rooms Wanted
For Rent

FOR RENT-rwo room building
4 In eood locatnn-suitahIo Tor
any small business. Can Sss-J
after p u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-13
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT

Farley charge account protects you every way It's very
simple arrangement You pay dollar down and the bal
ance in small payments either weekly monthly; it's so easy
and you buy your whole outfit and pay while wearing and
before you real you have paid and you not one
penny more than would at the biggest and best cash
stores and you get the courteous treatment and the FAR
LEY SUPER-SERVICE. Remember you can take your time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28

through some fast PAGES and will
have his men in condition to play
a snappy brand OF football
The Friars emerged in excellent
physical condition in their fracas
with the Mozarts last Sunday and
are running through stiff scrim-
images in preparation for the heavy
Maron line. The boys are develop
ing more speed by which they hope
to offset their bulky opponents. AL
though the Maroons outweigh the
boys the fans are guaranteed to see
one of the most thrilling battles
ever staged on the Friar gridiron.
Coach Milligan instructed his
charges to appear every night this
week for practice and intends to
hand some "foolers' 10 the squad
Seats have been provided for the
comfort Of the fans and this i'm
provement will enable the spectators
to see the entire game from one po-
s.tion which eliminates crowding
upon the field during the progress
of the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28

Nelson. with his usual ability, Will
line up at center
Capt w. Spoerner is out with a
severe cold. Drumstend. who played
a stellar role in the defeat of Gary
has sore hip. and the famous
oily" Shanks is nursing a sprain-
ed ankle. The two will be out in
uniforms and II needed will be on
the Job at a moments notice
The handicaps Of having three
regulars on the sick list Is enough
to cripple any toam. but the Scat
enas have shown that they carry
enough reserve strength to carry
Thorn through
Chief Bunde. OF tho Hammond DO
lice department is not responsible
for tho fact that police rule keeps
Copper" Payne out of the Scatena
lineup. Chief Bunde is one of the
biggest athletic boosters in town.
and were II not for an old rule Of
the pension fund. all would be well.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
FORMER OSWEGO
MAYOR DIES AS
SON CARRIES Rail-.

oSWEGO. Kas.. Oct. Is. - Pabez
link former mayor OF Oswego. died
yesterday during an exciting point
in the Oswego and Cherryvale high
school football game just as his son,
Curtis link. Oswego quarterback.
carried the ball TO point near the
opponents goal in a spectacular
run.
A. p. VETERAN DIES
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct. FL
Frank II. Lewis. veteran Associated
Press operator, dropped dead here
this afternoon while attending q
high school football game. He 10
declared to be the man who In
stalled the drst telephone in China
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
Our Fight Decisions

At New Orleans, La.-Basil Tall
ano knocked out Joe Marks G2) /;
Doug Lee beat Al Knowles G0).
At Detroit, Mlch-Sid Barbarian
beat Ted Marchant C10), Harry Ras-
kin technically knocked out Ted
Johnson "a.
At Denver, Colo,-Joe Burger beat
Dandy Dillon G2); saph McKenna
beat Jack Doyle. foul co.
At Fargo. y. D.-Homer Sheridan
beat Silver Perry C10)-
At Benton Harbor. Mich.-Sammy
Frager and Eddie Logan. draw go;
Bud Brady knocked out Jack Ryan
CD; Don Lee and Jimmy Shoe max
er. draw 90; Young Mccormick
stopped Andy Anderson (2).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
NEW HARbOR
TEAM COMES
To THE FRONT

with the PASSING of the White
Eagles. the new and fast Lion A c
comes TO the front They are a fast
and scrappy outfit. as their onno.
nents Will testify. Though sttlI IN
their infancy. they have made a
name for themselves through their
steady smashing attack. meeting
teams over their weight and play
ing them off their feet They do
not know the meaning Of the word
quit-as far as they are concerned
1t Is not in tho dictionary.
Last Sunday they met the heavy
Galistels at East Side and held them
TO score OF to IN a battle fea-
tured by hard line driving. The
week before they met the South
Chicago Whales and incidentally
representatives from all the other
organizations in and around South
Chicago. suffering defeat but never
losing their pep and fighting every
inch. Those who witnessed either
or both games were much pleased
and proud OF the scrap they put up.
In the backfeld. Matriasoski. Boy
an. Cant and Zeko Gallik can be re
lied upon 70 gain ground. They are
fast and drive hard At quarter Sass
and Black are brainy. quick to sense
weak spot when 1t comes to drop
kicking and punting. With ends
like T Black. Rurert and Sambu--
sky to handle passes and punts the
aerial game is good for long gains
At the tackles the mighty "Swede"
Pearson. Brunswick and Bissonette
are steady. often breaking up plays
before they are we'll formed. The
guards. ]. Galik and G. Kelly, are
two towers OF strength Both seem
capable OF stopping anything short
OF a locomotive.
Smitham, captaininG the team at
center Is a sure passer and a good
lineman. Others who have not yet
had a chance to demonstrate their
ability are Croman and Newell. Both
are hard fighters. though handi-
capped by their lack OF weight.
Much credit for what the Lions
have done and intend doing is due
to the untiring efforts OF their
coach, Ed Sarroll. Formerly he
was with Purdue and Valparaiso.
He is on the job every minute and
has brought out the latent ability
in the players to a great extent.
Any teams wishing games should
call Manager Newell at Indiana
Harbr 1877. or see Captain Smitham
at National Guard Armory- Weight
will have to be 1873 pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
WHITING FR|ARS VERSUS
WEST HAMMOND SUNDAY

The West Hammond Maroons are
scheduled TO tackle the Friars in.
the fourth game OF the season on
next Sunday afternoon at $50 %. m.
at Forsythe Field. The Maroons are
coming with the intentions of WIN
ing out the defeat of last year's
opening game and try to hand the
Friars their first setback. The Ma
rooms Will bring their strongest
lineup in an effort to even matters
In the win and lose column. Their
lineup has been strengthened CON
siderably with new men to bolster
their chances of coping this con
test and will put up a desperate
fight to the finish. The Maroons'
roster is composed OF veterans Of
last yeas team and with several
new faces they have improved 100
per cent by winning all games to
date. The Iaroons arc again under
the tutelage of Coach Fritz Ebert.
the former Wabash star, and are
showing wonderful results from his
coaching. He IS setting his cohorts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
CHAMPION
HONORS ARE
At STAKE

What promises to be one OF the
hardest fought grid encounters of
the present football season Is slated
for tomorrow afternoon at Harrison
Park. when the famous Oak Park
mond Scatena eleven. This is the
first time that Hammond team
has met the Oak Park representati-
yes and the visiting grid men will
be out to give the Seats the first
trimming Of the ear.
The Scatena- Friar game is the
star attraction of the Md West
league. The contest is virtually a
championship one. as neither team
has tasted defeat thus far. and bar
ring a possible tie. one team Will
have their record squelched as never
before when the two teams take the
field at 2:45 Sunday afternoon.
Coach Ralph Jones has primed the
Scatena outfit for this big game
Most Of the players who went
through the fierce Gary game last
week will start against Oak Park
and If hght. determination and we'll
balanced play will win possible
victory. Tho Scatenas should emerge
from the game on the long end of
the score.
Frank Winter, the Oak Park men
tor and successor to Glen Thistle
waite. has his players keyed for the
game The Friars have not been
scored on this season. and the Scat
enas realize that they have one hot
fight on their hands, and will spare
no detail in order to win from the
eleven that is considered the best
at its weight in the entire midwest
Oak Parks most effective PLAYS
are said to be It's end runs and the
forward pass. All of their games
have been won through the aerial
attack which the ends were able to
get away with. The Scatena team
has built a pretty defense to stop
such attacks and whether they will
carry out the plans in the game re-
mains to be seen. Around the East
Side. Scatena followers are conf
dent that Tague. Worland and Ket-
chell Will be able TO work against
have to offer.
Coach Winter, when asked for the
probable lineup, would not comment
on his choice. Oak Park has a squad
Of twenty men who know the game
and the visiting mentor is undecided
as to whom he will start With
Coach Jones IT was dicerent as he
was free in announcing that every
man on the club would be given a
chance.
RED" Schillo and Sidenbacher will
ornament the halves. Warne will
probably start at quarter with the
hard hitting Shanks in reserve. Dan
iels. who has played a remarkable
game. will commence at fun. Tarue.
Hudson. Ketchell and Worland are
alternates for the wing positions.
Smith. Payne and Fitzgerald are pos
sible tackles, while Hiernke and Ed
lie Spoerner look good as guards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28

Decisions Of boxing representa-
tives are:
At Mariev:lle. r. Harry Greb
knocked out Larry Williams -.
At Milwaukee. Wis.-Frankie Gar
ella beat Stewart Mclean 90. Jack
schoerndorf beat Bill Burns go; Art
Schiere beat Billy Driscoll go
At Boston. Mass.-Gene Tunney
beat Chuck Virgins (10).
At Philadelphia = John Gardner
knocked out Kid Holmes %.
At Davenport, Ia. Jimmy De-
laney knocked out Harry Krohn (5):
Eddie Welch and Billy Jorkns. draw
(s).
At Des Moles. Ia--Eddie Defeau
beat Roscoe Hall (6)