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Mondav. .Tanuarv 27. 1919.
THE TIMES.
Pace- fcscicu.
Classified Advertisements
A chaiga of 10 cent for collection
will ha ma. do for all classified aSTrtts-
nests phoned to tills ence and not paid ,
let within Ave day. . i
Wanted- -Male Help
AAXTKI .!.u.!t-. r.ry ball. APP;
ninwr'j ofr'.-.'. Hammond. 1 ' . !
r.cri in West Hammond. Arpl ro-mi .
J 14 lU'iim-M hldK.Umn-otvl. I
WXTF.iw7wi, to ,.;n.'-V.n,'!
;W. operating In the VowW I I o;l
FiM Wvomtng. oi.es- to " 'ho
o-h .,.l'V,r.Ma oil i-WW to,
-.fv. producing oil .mt gas .''t; .
,ns 7THU acies of oil Inn... ;''1
.ged i.v responsible tnn ,,8sr,":
Spier.d.d ,e!hnff pr-postMoti. 1 . 'J. J,,
:ent. C. "Wluonn.- bet l'l..
w :, o. ' ". .
. ""-.--erN TTTI'iT T7n a .- s t er.o p. r ph ev
tidies t. care T:m-s. Hanmu;. L
I'sT?xv-rV,;,l ri.r.l 'rack,
foreman bv private ...n-.pa.ii . ,
A !;. i-iirf Times. ilannni.nl. - ,
wTNTTr"M;n"'t take V,
i -:
WTKiT-Vl-rk Mr dwar;- J"- j
one with epi'i-mr '.;'.
-tf.
me! ate. nai:.in'iiu
. . i
Eliscellancoaa.
mitt. 440 Mlchia -v-
lUmmonJ.
GOITER
A afa practical home treatment
FREE.
r .,-1 rii.i-ru-tion. AJdre":? Jas.
GET MY ESTIMATE
f,r ma kin s'-m windows.
-rt'ii!.. Jotb-.r. -.rk a sp.t:,,.;. . a i
34 . Vroli st . H-t litnoad. lnJ-. ur v
.-. - i. ' i m ,, r. 1 :'--
Notice, Truck Owner.
We car-v n cnph-to. st.vk. of O-xtrt-mr's.
v' Trurk Tires AV, a so have
r;y serMCO. Tk To. Auto P-ipr'.y. 6.1
S liohman St.. phone 1.41. ltonH
K. A. Thit'.l. Pry- -I" i
FilRPs'lTARr EAST IN" vVLPj
vr"a:her with our ttevy 1VJ .aroire-
atsolir." or 11 k. ros-no. Increase..
r. wer Stt. for any motor. ;ryi
i'low" on hieh. Attach it yourse.f. Hi
...... !,.iior h .rk iruarur.-
f,.;'"30 dto .T-tah Air-l-rirtu.n rartn.ro
tor '.:-).. ?67 Mtsu-tit' Iiayton. O. l-.o-
Player-PiB,nos Tuned.
1 auarKntee to put your player-v.ano
in fne Plavinir c-nditio,, or no charge.
ev kind of p,ar,: Itv.cd or repaired any
-h.r- T'b.inoirraro.-. a'! ntanes. ie
paired. restate..! and rna.ita'.r.ed. N
Tork and rhtcao .'eloreto- b ;
Harromond . Howard, f
Lost and Found.
LlST Brown -.!1i puppy, bss roPar
with tarf. Answer 1" ni.-f f lter.
.i2 Calumet av.. phon l-.-J Hamtn.ni.
p-crxn Black and tan Iiaehhund. Own
Van have same by paving tor this
a.i" F.. Ilenninif. 122 i'ayett- t. Vn
.85. Harr.mond. lr
WILL part v who picked up lady s
black le?ther har.diia on Hammond.
Whitin:; and Kast Chicago street ar
cr on Fob man F'ree". nar Faytte
Mrwt. Monday. Dec. 3"th, rtnra sairtu
with papers and wt'trh valu-J a? 5'-'"
--keeping money ami n-i questions
askc-i-to Tiins off.ee. 214 Hammon.l
hnitiiiKt- rr S-P.il bv Tn31i--i it""1..'
Ia:ur.iond olT'O or or Ka.
oaao 111.
1 : 27-f
r oST ?al hand ban on V."hltlrr tat
"Saturday at 2:4 p. m. Lthrai r-
.,r,l. Eu.ne Mil1.". 4r'n3 Grap.ire
st!. Indiana Harbor. 1-".--'.
ilT leather es Hh ee-lh-rt h'.r.
Vard? for V I. to : .-'ore Ktirntt .;r.
f)ep l berv er.,- oaf-v av- . P'ate e.tid
Iran t PV-as... ;-..-tfirn to T.ion S-ore
F-tirnitur Dept. cor. H-hman "i-'h--v
t.. and t -M'-e r' a rd. l--i--'r.
For Rent Furnisned Rooni3
' f- HiNT -.' frt'
iin.pinc roo-.m, iv
7 7 s or or 1 i 7 ' 1 M i
nior.it.
1-Riit voi k'' ep
! ' t r !kr ' . Phone
.f a ' " Hi n -1
L '. - 1 t.
FOP. RENT 1 aid t'eM honsek'-e r
l j i E- ro-uns, r... .-hibiren I'hont liavt
mond 2215. i.S4 tT..ho-a-i st. 1:21:2
FOR Ef','"T- T
Hsht iiO'i" .o
dlar.a Har'ner.
f.,r
"a r' v .
-: 4 t
KM.'-; R EST--' at d ro
tn e fut nt.tied
1 h s i ' i ii p" n ; e i r. ' , ! t - o i i
VOk REST-l.-.r2'. v.r,!--t
at e f umil y, 14 '.i t
for 1 or J. Photo, li .1 .n
i-f. iti it. pri--ittati'e
.11 i ft'; -
'iiR RKN'T 2 furnished sl--i-;r,;
i'-T-a p'lttii-ii'n i ref-rred. 42"0 M
;r.a a'-e pb.'-ne il.'M. East rhoatfo.
e- R RF VT - Ith !K"ik- f-i ! 'J
rooms, furnished. Ph'-ne, No. --O W.
after :.( P. tn. H-tn nv'did. 1-25--I.
FOR REST 1 ! w t 'o-r hea'ed -.-;r. for--abi
h niseke t u.s i'..oi- s for coiir.Se.
Niin ralup-er pre, 1 la rr. ni'd id. 1-2.--2t.
KVtP RENT --I'lenNiir.' 'tt rninhed room,
(O-)table for 2: t ,-.t ra i iy h.-cat -.1. Pi
Rimbkch ae, lttn iniop.1. '-27-2t.
FOR RENT Mod.-r-t fiup;sh'd rooms
i ta.lt.s or ir.arri.i'. eoupie 1'inS
lariteld
Phone
Hammond
1-27-'
ot; RENT Furnish. I front room
i't,bl for down town. Fhon-
IVminond 22t'--t. 1-2.-.I
j. , i v RENT 2 suv iy v... tn furnished
fr'r Jjah. liotu' ke.pinp; private en
tra'n". 3'" i Parish r v.- . Ind. Hor.
l-23-3t.
POR RENT Ftit pished rooms for Mifht
housekeep-ir.R. so-it-i side; no chiblr'-n.
-1 2172. Har.-.niond. l-27-S.
f'oR RENT ? btra-e rooms. "-i2(i 1i -nt-ioik
St., Ir.d. Ilarle.r; ail con v. -ninee.
1-27-tt.
r"i R RENT FurtiN-hed r -onrs for l.ht
h'n'.sekeej ins ana sieepit.ir room. 311
c ' at st , phon- ?.', la ittm-u.d.
1-27-H.
F'Tt RENT 2 iir ri.mti for hints'
kepins(. down s'.-im" a' 214 Mh-hlaan
ae. cor. Oakley. Han-mo.-,;. 1-27- It.
.-i RENT 4 steam-heated rooms, centralis-
located. Call "127 Hamm.-nd.
1-27-rt.
For Rent.
j,YiR RENT j-rm.m futn:hed fiat, i 4 ,i
Truman avc. nar oar line. lo,pure
t: i Ann Ft., llamitiouii. t -2 "-!!.
Boarders Wanted,
WANTED Room arid bonrd in private
familv. 2 young- liter. Address Nas
sau & Thompson, East Chicajio. 1-27-2L
Wanted Female Help
wanted Ladies t.
tn anil get is !
-1 1'arhif sr. l".
T f n i
going t tf-o.
m.onnif i n 1 1 luirt .-r spring- li a
iH..hi,.rtrt iiat s-hnr. Ln 4 Stal t..
Hammond. l:iVtf
WANT KI 1,rl f'r genera! housework.
M 1 iy Ki'iiini.n PhHrrt.ncv. cor ! 3 7th
and (Vd-ir m, Sndlant. Uu rt...r. l-.':-i,t.
W A XTX i--- -V.mit'k km! ! 'nip v.'.tVi:
li-n!.--".". .irk ! S i'luinnx'r . TIn:n- 1
ni.m.i. l.:ttfj
... (
u if A' o rotpuiv .
the sprvif-os of a voiihl'
lady v, ho understands sonio
heniist ry for our l;dora-
tory in tirst aul ronni Kx-!
olltMif working -ondiiions; j
slcndid iiosition for riuht
MTson. Win. ir;vrr '1'ank
'oi'ks, 1'ast 'hi-ao. 1-J5-I
W NT!:i - I la'i'r; s'.--ii w.-rk: '
R-' J I'.'i:- Vm'rii-an ivsuur.m;. V2'
H'li'- v s- , ;.- n-m.-i i -;7- It.'
WAFTED CleAa. compstect, bont;
wentan for cook aa4 to inaaaa f c-:
tory restaurant; nhort hours; hitfiiffst .
n-ajfcs; orly five days a woek. ApplT at
ones C, B. Conksy Co. - 2 -M. ,
W N'T K I - - I.' i in pp tnt rrtnid f.r poi-.'-ral
Ik-:!--.".-, i rU 24 ighiaiiiT ft.. pV.f-t
HntitiTi-tfi ; i. t -rr-.-t.
W AN"TK '
tll-M-.U.
i i r i ts ' d ' I work l ? i &!.
Art !- 4 i ! Ash tl. tl-'t--It.
W'A VTKTi- KkptiiiickI ahir vil!-n i
K.t ' f.-r jf -n. rni h-..usvi .-rk n i.'-'v i
h ..nr.-. Ai: it." ivrn t.inv.-iii--no-. Fat.i- !
i'.Y of l; r, la-.mJry w-i k : nas '
o -r w. i i. !-feren.-c r'-tjuired. Acldr'-s '
t-y b-t: r A4' Tim. 5. T-:'i-6t. !
V ANT f:i i';.oj T.'omari
ai. I fi'snirg. Apply
Ilanunoiiii.
or
a..p.nK -
Wehh St . !
1-2 7-1'. '
For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Unredeemed
Diamonds and Railroad
wsrrhes. Ijesser'a Reliable
Loan Bank, 65 State Street,
Hammond. Open eveninsrs.
t-it-tt
We Bu' Bonds of all kinds
for cash. Real Estate. Loans
and Insurance. Open eve
nines. JULIUS FRIEDMAN
& COMPANY.
40 rortjthe A. Coat Chteaiira-
rhoae S3.
FOR SAW. Letts shift Oliver type
writer; Ro - 1 for biiiintf or iraricti
work; ri-ASutiiii;.-. Write XVZ. Tim-s
1-7-t
DAIRY FOR SALE -Retails 0 osn cf;
tniik paf t---urieer and c'arifb-r, I -..h-oris.
Z horses. Ko-d i-hance to i-tiiars i
route; ,a-'t look Rfter niysfif Address'
K.n 5?. Hobart. Ind. I-21-lt.
FRESH dr-'s?-d h.-rs. 7 0 o r,n ji,
rail, it.- to C4o ;h.: ;.;0 t.. 2 50 ',h.
aer.... 21 to 24 U. ; ?.) to 4n0 in. av-'
rune i')c to 24 lb. i.-!!very frej to i
Hammond and nil n.'K:i"rtr(t to.rns.
Phone I'ar-.rtori'er B'n-.?t I'kir. :..
l'h-oie 1 27 2 T2. i ' lt:rr.b:.i a-e. and f.
O. Tracks. Har.-.mon-i. 1-20-tf.
FOR SALE i'h.np, sin?! harr.es.a. jut
like r ,v. Address a 2 4. eirei Tnr.e.
1-1 7-tf.
FOR SALE Live ho us. 17- to 20 per Jb.
at ii'ir ato.-k Tsrdst. I'lluml-a ave ,t 1
dt o. Tra'ks. I'hone Tlaointond '.2 7 2 V2.'
I'arittenter Harnett Pk-. "V.. T-CO-tf. '
FOR SALE -Fix'. -ares foi r.-fcry and I
mark. t. Is.- s'.-'k. Addr- ss l h-'t r '
A :::, Tim. Hait-ne-nd. 1 2 4 5 I
F iR SALT: --one "arae hard .-a ' hts '
hunter, p.-If feeder: rbap if taken at
cr.re. O.H 70S Kea'.t a--.. Ha rnmond. '
1 : :.' 4 V
LOOK ! !
Working Msn! We sell for;
cash and save you 25 to 35
per cent cn clothing aiiN ,
rhoes. Let u prove it.
Hamrr.cnd Tailoring Co. !
r38 Hohman St.. HiTrrnn '
Mm A Fri. 8-1 2-t f
FOR SALE- d. t.i.'n ok dir.tr.i? ro..'--.
t.bi.'. buo-t. ri, rs. also n-ii.n b'lf -f"!.
r.'-Tv "-is H eater. litinliir eo.-k
f.v 4-4 Alexander. Lat i l-ioic .
1 -. 7 -t
I'iiR SALE 77j-foot niahoganv t'-iiih
bank fixture., marble hase. hrass ;r;,i
f.l'i-tc. two eas'niers' cages, roll 'op l k.
two customers' desks. nn t'-b-ph.
! h. lo-oewrtter and typmi ;ti-r desk.
r ra'er. two i-ot: sfR. hair". '
int. rnai.onal Trust and Savings Ban
Eighth and T'-i oadtvay. ':ary.
I OR SAi.K
vaii" nf tv.
1
it. h'-p.
l.'aii
1
I hi:
F R SALE - W s'-t
chin' i-'i. p if
Ail, ' r... Ilaintiion'
p. . ' r T-a sti :i x i. a-vo-J
at on.e. 7 1.,
For Sale Au;roniobne3.
Storage Batteries charged,
rented end repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
318 Fayette st., Hammond,
phones 2555, 1240-R. ?
FOR SALE OR TRADE I f. 1 7 Vte-i-o
7-pt.is.. ?.7-ro 1 ri 1 i Mitch"-! fi. 7-p'tss.
T,-,n 460? Forsvth av., phone East
t hi -apt-. ti72.M. 1 2.7-2t
.-,jH SALE A model B-24 p-n.-l; Ro ad
ster. S K-'".d ttr.s. iiii,-k dentotiiiia'-le
rims. .-I- trie i c't.ts. -1 - -t.d 1 1 1. -p.
ft2-"t as. i. Phone Hair.motid
State- t.. H -ammor.d. 1-27- 2t.
FOR SALE OR T R A I K - i '' j 7 Deb.-..
roa.ister, like n-v.. $.5, 4.i F'or
jiythe nve.. piont 72. East rhicaa.-v
pii: SALE 1914 ore-ton F'deral tru-S:
with t 'ont .not-.t a! motor. h:zh totsion
mas'-et... Strombcrg enri-'tr-t'i-. t i -.-dim
lens. 111. 11 ft . width 5 ft. h- i iht H
ft '$21"i if tni.'Tt at Coice. poo.i r, -,Son
for t-f'itug. Dar 15. E-Jer. S.' Russ. It
St.. 1 hone 4ft Hammond. l-27-2t.
Wanted to Buy.
WANTED TO P.I'Y Second hand re
volting chair; must be reasonable ami
in goon condition. Phone Hammond :t 1
LIS
WANTED TO RUT Psed baby iar
riage: must be in good condition. Call
Hammond 15S9. l-2j-:iit.
For Sale Motorfycles.
MOTORCYCLES.
All makes from $15.0y up. To gfti
t ii ;i J to : wait' hitik" your sei.ftion now.
Sold on ratv pavm'nis. j
EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE SALES
BOOM.
223 State St.. Phone 2 4 53. Hammond j
J-27-31. 1
Real Estate Bargains.
FOR S A t ,E -1 ,h -tr milin limine: limn. i
Phone ;s4" Hammond. ll-2t-tf. J
FOR SALE BUNGALOW
Ffvt r'i'iii :iul sun pr.r'nr. Itnnrt 9
V.'i'sl T-'.lin ht t!i mi., i ra!iii;;"iiil it j Vi-it,
H iinrncin.l 2iT7. i '17 i 0
. l-'O!; KXi HAXiJi: W .'I :.!rau.i lis-
.5c Sin.it. .;..4 1 : .ii! w:i y. iai '. I:.'!..
f in svi.t: ,, 4M ,,ff, .n.,u tn iu"-i
brtrg:i!i mi Ilnii.m iin in a j-rmnn n ii
ri: bunK.i ii.w ; .'utl ncur Mr ! .n.
.1-iNt 'tiiAtcKj. Iinmmil.ite j'.rslnn
K.'ii.li.'im!ly .-aw tortus" Hnrr-I X
Mo'ir-i ''.. P!n. ii:'. m'ih i -'
Ilaninvnl M.i, U ir-irn.-ii.! 1 ? t
K'T: S.Vl.Iu S 1 : l.i-i.i-' atrt t,iri
.Ut!.it!ip ( ; 1 - ! i 1 It ci.,!l. I
ati1- r-nt: thm k'v- . iuiii? - o i..is-
K. s-iL, n. .;-:? Mi. ,.i, tu .-.-. , ; i....ii"
I Tt ' r 1 i 1 1 ' ' t ; i r; i i . I -21 -it.
l'ii: SAIK C.'.-tv -t "-. jf-.-.i 1...-H-'
S.i;;-. !! it.M'ount if s!. k;:i---y.
i ')--iip if' t ik-: Jtt !.-. 4;.! !! n i ,
! !, o.-ii;-'. l-?:-5t
I'.-'K S. ! .K - !:. :. I.-noe i,,; m f:'ifsf ll's
lt .'KidiKi'it t... I l.i ipiin'i-.i. . -r i h ainj
Aftn-hii!: ,v. (1. M.-N.-al. r'a.-n.
;.'. i-2-t.
I'-'H S.(.!:--30 ft. Tot In II.m..wno,
tnr.--'t:ictU' t-iii in full. mi'!t
1'iii .i;tn lot iti lialiimcitJ for a li..tn
v.r in v es';n-tit ; -. .!! !i ( ;,( v!P. f.-r
fl"-1"--1"' issh. !.ji!n... $10 p:r ftio.
A- at oi,o. if you I'M).-, -t t.- build n
ho!,'!.-. Toll wt!l lr-y r r-i.r.-t h.i t'-.i"
!o,. ;.',st!'.tt. M-vn .v i -. Stat " Mti-I
ib rti.aii m. i '. n-- 1 f .i lUinin.,it-J.
FOR SALE.
t!" t. i.oi t.fi i ..
w iti . !! at
to., to ii. V. .1
s', rli- .
runji ti'n y r.-,t.
o r. ;- "2'C.: pood
down and J." i'U
o A! . ; -I-,. t-g.-i-. , : t k.
iiuni.'U'.ud. iip'.-ti
i-i7-."t.
FOR S Ai.K - Sniail farm-;. 1 h farrns
roro 4 to -o aoreM t r sai foi h-sa
t'.an tin- bu ! ' . i i tit s fw.t; t rem $ 1 .000 up.
"o'i''f 1' T. ' I.vi-.-, : : til dmi'.viii..
i-t.. li.o.ira H-n!,.r. T-25-2t.
I'i'H sai.i: ( ;t r.' -f : .vi ; 7: ik ,.
I'-rtn. 7 toil's N-o.i, M ; if. m. s,.uth
It'-itd. on .....1 load el...f ! sehool and
-i-tit-o,. i.'i-r. dw -V.xnK. 7-r. tenant
house-, 2 burns o'..li) noh. silo. .-. -n
'i...v(. 1., j. iooi.'-.-. irra iiary -hi ken
htnsst. all :n ft ...d coi.drton. CD A. pas
'tire (with rip.'.nin v.-i'r) A. 'tniher
balance und. - f tii'. . ni i. -v, ii." V tnl.r
1 rop, .-n--t,h!f K"f with rr-n Want
. . It.,,,,,.., ,.,d ,-.r w ithm !i
tM'-'t. i't)-'-- SMf.im.o m.irtKtiKe f .t.
A. M. it", 'tti-mo it;.-r..- Jta ik r.
South bend. Ir.ri. l-iC-it
FOR SALE.
'i arid 1,-n -re i.ts r.ea . '"ounMyj
- i'.iit . rt'ip o'l .-wonott .- t . .'oii
'n-h rd $;.'.'( r-i.-r tnoirh. W. J. .V !
M-.:!. re r, ;.) i-:. sit.- . pho'i..-- .".",72.'
Hatidiiond. - i pen e.-iioiv till ;i k 1
i - ? 7 - M . i
FOP. SAI.t; 2-rootn cltae-.. !it'. lot,
r--.il' -M id" obi" Iron w .rks and Signal
plat'n: i-.isv fri-.ts T !'" f.-r.-.-oi p..t .
tip.- with ha'a ap.l ) i-.iit'r h :., fruit,
'.r'-s it i'd 'orv- ai't. A t . i r 'i : r , . ee
owp.r. In Siih;. -.r. . 1 1 -i i i . i n -. 1 1 d . l-2"-tt.
l"i't SAI.T-:- R. ...i.ttng and b..ar.iin
b 2o r'ytlar h'-ardervi ni'o. v- ii-y
t- ,-.t, rt-. ti'rj.it b-ca'.'ol. Ph-o-. :' , J
Hrori,!,.:!,:
F 'TT St,E t-roori it. -I'm ,..,...
S:t-i.- - -ji. . h.t f-- i t - t,i; "' 7,'-.o '-a-y
Uti - tif.. VT . J. V. M-i-h :pi. 4 E
S'a'e n-' . r-h- -lie :ri:2. t.p"ti . n ; h ; s
tla 9 -i.-ck. 1-27-St.
Wanted to Rent.
WANTED TO RF.ST
furntshed r. t'.-.r
ir-.c- bv t. vrl:.- . Ii r.
:,;'- or ioi.r
' li.-usek.'.-t
Address A S4.
. 1 Ti ,.. tr,. -,. ,, 1
WNTi:; : I:KT V- r innhv-r of
y . a r.-'- i r bi.y ti ;.-ti. h jiha and pie.-e
- f' iatt-l .-'. :--- ti-.-n '. nor- s. s'lttable
f r l , ,. :. r i t ! -;it. !..; f;i.,
Ash ro . il.'' it: no .ivi. phone ,'nnil, 1 1 ; ':
WANTL1- T- i PI'iN " '. . r .'-r-fur-iiij-h.-.i
-r in.t iri i.-io d In..- Jet i- fat.
Addi'-s U R . Too. s l-27-.-b.
More property is sold
through classified adver-!
tising every year than is
sold through agents.
Cf Compare the cost of
a want ad with the
customary commission
charged.
Cf The agent has many
properties among which
to divide his selling
efforts
A want ad finds the
party who wants yow
property in a few days
CHICHESTER S PiLuS
I tii: .1-. ' -' " iiixA..
I stjies! AU your -'Hgt'ii ne
Vlltala lied Void n.4ii,;0
I C Jf lIluf BKAM 11 LI H, (or US
'rrC. SOLO 8Y DRl'GWS.S BIRYWHtS,
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MRS. E. LEE
Lectures c! i I y from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
"The Right Way to Live." Mrs. E.
Lee. old No. 319, new No. 716 State
Line st., opposite S. W. corner of hos
pital. Illinois side. Phone 3345 Hammond.
ROAD BILL HEA D
SLAMS LAKE CO.
I Continued from page nnr )
ofi'i, ,ii!m tlmt f.ith thr a i,- of !-Vf!rI
"'!p. In.liaiid ran i.f (ip,.mi..,l Mii..ti ro
i!: prori;-' .ti tr, improv.. r.:i.
iifions of !iir road. Thf oth-r will
i-t!l i.fmn th War ripnrtm.-ru to hult
th.- f-rtn'ti''' of ottlnii up I ml tna
romj.. bv .-ornovB of h-fiy army
trtii Many of the roods hv hr
n-otriallj .iiiniapred b- the mov-iiirit.
of tni.- frin-Vs and an appropriation
for th'ii repair "r.ay h? :tl,T.
t I'A HOT Ml OI'.
!) p-r l'irTy dTi ii;n.'fI a litr
H-n! ..oit I.v the Ojiintj ('ollI,,is.o;l,.rs
As.iniUllon and s.rifd ,- Jul,,, tr
( l.ius-n f l,al c- -r.t IKi .'-a,jin
Shai.k of Isidlanupohs. rhalrmon and
w" rcimy. i .-.-p.'.-t 1 r I . , ,,f the r.r-ani-r.it'loni
-u !.li 1 1 . f co'n'ti i :t ' Thi
tetter oi'conf the hinh'av i-otnmi"-.f
a bii:.' ahl Senator D-iff.-., "ta!!,s
ahotii. hu'ldina road a ot ".-o.st f ..:"),
(mo u nt!!. Vtc ads ail m r tli state
a-. brin b-i-tt f..r onr.-third of thin
a ii. n t. If the Mat ahould i s n -n -f.titr.il
if th" -oiiti and i.-on't r't i t a
trt-t'-i, of -hi Mt.li tan rr.ij ndjoin
ii K tl.i" Noi thufMrrn ttrnu api-tian.
it pi-ot.fti !y would l.iolc stjiR-.ilftr to find
that a r'-a. f-ill the equal of the $77..
Oiki prufft had been constru.-t id nt
..Tl-t.'.il d the (;.0t.
WtM' XO I.4.KK CO. txf:.
V do not caro to taVa (ivi- ft. tn
l.ol.e riiunti, tvith its J.'i J: tan rite
and IrrestuljirHi in road loilldirfe
.v'ui. h have proved disgraceful
CANTEEN
WORKERS
COMPLAIN
(Cont'.nied from page one.)
incident tv an reported to the n:i!!'ary po
lice the ii"Xf dav. The sa .0- tititig hap
pened trie next two nights in M.cti-ion.
i'itiuliy on" of the of.'leer- uiae rnc a
'hirry-two calibre ."o!.ir.
WIX.L GIVE "2M LEAD.
"W theti movii lit. a i.k... pia'-e but
the m xt Oettnan tltat t!i-n or.ythinfcr
like tint will te.-l the st ii.if of had. I
ti.dri't tvHtit to come i:,to (i ruatio, any
way. I I ke the country ;ii. e tlti-4
eiiperii ii a.
"bit joi s-.e the lire of Tanka up
stairs hem sered with hor doughnuts
and coffee 7 Goodness, but tl.a.v hnvu
got fiipacitiM It is a ji b flow 1- h' ro to
kf'P pace with their appetites.
"I loved this Tvurk durtnir thi fiifh'ing.
The uouuhbpy is worth more than and
can possibly do for him. If !-; dough
hoys had know n of the insult to us they
would lno- (-loaned out the place and it
would have (j-.i'.c hard with the drunken
Huns. 1 don't know wli- thr any ar
rests Lav - been made or no,, hut two
Ames ic n Rod Cross women made simi
lar complaint about their billets."
bn. Sir Henry Home, commander of
the Pritish First Army, tvas entertained
at dinner list ntsht by t;n. I hckt.ia n n,
Coniottnder of the Aremlcan army of
occupation. An American ruari cf
honor uas lirierl up in front if the
C -!.' le.-i 4 rhuf when the Prlttrh suets
arrived on a lnii"! s'e-tmship from
t'.-lo t-.s. The boa', carried mativ To;n
nt i.-fl. Tire Eritihh aldters svapp-d re
partee Tv:th the Taaks and some uf tlient
vsat ted ,) 'y over and vNit.
The rloii(thbos in Coblenz are nfrt
sti e!y pstronir.inie Bvln shootinx gal
leries that have be"n opened in Cobhmr.
The Huti proprietors are amnzed at the
"harp shooting of the Tanks.
Ope enterprising Hun ha opened a
(.lio-N-sh ininK parlor. 'ftie dot, l-.hoya,
j-er, i.e5 on hich chairs. t-i'e delight in
kt.iiir.rf the Loch? srirl trying to sh:n
the r-'iuh. oiled srntv broans.
Edward I... Hearn, of Worcester. Mass .
overseas director of the Kniihts cf
Columbus, and AVrti. J Muntaan, (ha.r
msn of the mr activities of the K. cf C.
v isat-d "oj:nz to studv ti;'., n'eds - f
tite dou?hbos.
Director John I. Donovan, of TTstop,
purciias-'i a number of piatma for
chapels and recreation hslis and has
hen sending truck loads, of th-.-ni for
ward weekly.
Excursi -n stniri'ts on the Rhine will
so,.,n b-i jut at the diyposal cf the sol
diers. Th" r.io'lon picture. "Smiles." a Hearst
ur f- 'to at the T. M. C. A. places of
en er i
lent in Coblenz. is making a
t'ic hit.
Th American Twer.t y-siti th division
is rt;.'"""l to start luril about March 1.
SCHOOL BOARD
ON THE GRILL
TOMORROW EVE
(Continued from page ont ) I
The order ws to he s,gn---d by the
hoard or nii'ai,.-n and the superin
tendent, '"''il wn" never forthcom
ing. M "s. (!. A pow lson, . .' e-preMdent
..f th-- I'arent-Teachrs' Asto,-,a t mm
has aivf n the "iiowing ann.-uror-.r-.ent
to The Tunes.
Are vou interested in !, s'bools7
itate y ,oi children in the schools? If
so y o i af urged t-. attend the meet
tig at the Imjiistrtal high hcrl
Tin. hit r.g Ti.i siiny evening. S o'clock,
where ii:at-r.i pertaining to the pi fr
- nt situation, tt . be diaciiased.
Ml:S A. PoWELS'N
'u.p-president Parent - Tea. acts'
A . o i . a t i o n
The Times nt 'tt :
'Pt
th-
lr, wing letter today;
"Editor Times.
"Please purdish this defense of a.
man and threhy ii''r,l the best !n
t events of o-tr high cho. Let me
..r-gratulate you oi your able "I-tc-tial
on the nt'oi-'ot. If e.-e-v on"
- ho sa -. s Aic n ' to il would take
the tii e to notify vn , by T"tl "f
fjlr stand, yotit desk rtouid be
swa piped.
tt-ith all due lescect to the .voting
mai involved in the school rontro-v,-,v,
TTLut a meooa for Indulgent
iicnts and indifferent pup Is our
:c!i school Is to become. A diplum
vl! so to speak, judging from, the
cl' n of a ii'h.fil board that has d'
naeded a resignation from a prin--,al
as efficient as the present one
o- applicant n"d apply for th" vaian
... unless he will give credits in the
" i"r. to all sr.tccesf.fu men and woui
n 'ho failed ui high sch.ooi to eatn
oiTi. lent redita for a d ploma. Why
ten -eers for a maximum" A great
- r- within that time, after leaving
school, have not reached the renith of
their fame. Equal right to '.!. as
tire Times lias so ably put it. Eleven
v.-in cf service is along time and Mr
Mltllroy has proved worthy of his
hire, and it is to be liored that in
sun:' manner, a way ran be found
for us to retain his much needed ser
vices, and of the very least we can
say, he has never wasted time on
cheap politics.
"A SCHOOL PATRON."
Lake Co. must buy more W. S. S.
HOW sTodslGEili
OPENED FOOD SCARCE
I . J ,
(By Intopnatloaal new Service.) ;
M iU y i iIK. .Inn. -.'7 - Th. re a
fair (i.fiMtid for stockf nt the of'-ninif !
t''day a r.d room tril-rs vrt- dispoi. -i
to li' lp ah.nat a rally in i hf ftr.'f f.-w j
nt i mi bttt th" rnarkei. aaain nut a!
iu).p! . . f-r:c r-'if ro.-nt H' n'rfl'y
wr riiiiro'v n the majoritv of f. ),-:. I
fliot irijr d'.-,!ri-"i. altti-msh NT sx . it
IV i rolr iim i i r. ii 1 1 m t,mis I ide r r.s fl r - t
itr-pp; n jr C'i I" lfoj and then advatut :, -r .
to n;?. i
T'ni'-fi States Str: aalnr-d i to !
-,v)ii. i. -ji-jis lor in 1. 1 i - ii'-xt few ininutf.
Marti:" pfd. yir .l -fi 0 ji.j .i. and '
iift-i a.ivnrtrinK to UO 'i. dropped lie-
low Sr. : ti rda . ; fine. Hairiwin !,. 1 ix ;
to 6-i. i
1 .t v ;. op-i','.l at ih" lo.sv report "f '
S-'j. 1 "ons. Ida te.l tin-t oor'inutd w.alv. I
iropp,i,j 1 p..irt to S. Anacoipi.-i foi-
aiw-..ii :s h, Sf uthern
C'lili.-l 2t to 11,.
I
CUMMINGS TO I
INTRODUCE BILL!
j (By International Ifowa Service.) j
! VASHINiiT'iN. .Ian. 37. J'reidnt ,
W'ilson w ii". be. atripped of his power -'
to t'irn bark the railroads to their
privata owners wb.'-never h so de-
I sires. undr a hit! presented in t!.s
senate todav i.v senator tur.ntins. i t !
Iowa. I
'The p;.rpos of the ...!!." S.-nat'-r
r'tmiinins said, ' i-i t..- leae rungr.'.'
free ;i nviTr.sc its own JiiiiKlii'-nf
to when fl." toads sh'-uld tiirit'-d
hi. vt itho it bei no iufl :.-n-'-d Uy
hreate from the exe"'it:ve depart
nicrtt to te;,:rti th' road.4 immediately
unless some it?' the,,:".' of five venr
Control is adopt'. d
The i ;iti.t-', ' io'l v. ,.-.'d an'.end Sec.
14 of t'-e railway ' i-rtt 1 a. t to rnaki
the ' on! 'n. '.it .on "f f'-'l- ral control for
cne year and nine months after the,
proclatnat on of pea.-" mandatory "u:.-
less concre.-s oth.er'-vise dire--;.."
-
HEAVIEST BOY
SCOUT DEAD
.. . eri and in jCTf D .' u s (in f city arni enj Lake, Improvement committee
(Et InternatlouaX News Service.) i oc.irt this xnc, n ng 'm nr. - ) J!6. j of the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
PALTlMoRE. M.i.. Jar. 2 7 - ! st ing j " j ruerce rr.eohns here to urge the con-
on tople s-tbs r,t the , :;; m-' rg:ie h. re J LI0U0 R VIOLATOR J struction of a canal fro Toledo to Cta-
today Is the. ',-" I" c' Wehj-t. R' '. '.. j . p-.ttnrl tTit: a bran.'li from Ft. Ways'.
the "hfavi.-.-t It.-N
it. in An.eri -a.'
who dropped ,1'n.T fr '!'.! h art fail its
t at. a 'o h! in-.s'-uii; w ' - re ro- had r.--n
-on exhibition W-bter. who was the son!
! of
'o I'S.
e
H R . y i .
2 ii yea ra
th- W ash n.
we'ighe.1 7:
I ton.
r Id.
i
no'inds was " f -et. 7 it- V- in hiel.t
and measuted 1 o I in.-h'-s around the
'waist Several policemen were re-
quired .,, remove the h.-dr ro the
morgue. A ri i"5min nas r een s nt j
: to Mrs Rush, notifying h r of her j
I b-,n's death
t
fGARY STATE BANK
ijijJjUl O Uf i lUZtXtb
At a meet're of 'he hoard of direc
tors of the iltii.v State Hank held n
i Cntcago the following officers for the
! ennuing year were r-
lor ted:
President Henry . Hay. Jr.
("a elver J. R Bailey.
A ss-st-int Cashier John R .row sky
end I'si! WfsL
! N', -'har-gea hate been t.iade ii the
! d r', for a 'e. T'c sni't-t! r.,iirr f r
1 i 1 n ? h o w s t j- a
its mc.-tt. piosp
t r :
the bat.;,
ous tiaif
-1 ' - n e r f
:rt it? Uii-
o o o
EO SMITH
GRILLS TEX
is;;!!
(3tt Intavna'lonal News Service )
rilH AdO. Jam 27.-- Ed V, . Snvth.
well known referee and spTts editor of
the Chu.ago Everting America, today
published the following oo,.,i-en' on lit'
j.I-ss Wi'.'ard-Tc v. Rickard P.fht compact
I entered lno here last Eridav;
) "' tn.e man. v ho is no credit to anv
(game, has off-Ted ai,o;,h. r n an. v.l.o t
j no credit at all to the boxing game the
(sum of JIOO.C'O to display uejt I'T
j able line of poods n the llght'ng ai -"t-.a
j "Tex Hi krd says he u.'l give lifs
Wsllard tl'.at amount to tight aon- r.th :r
j man. younger and vast!" m- to c-pab'e
I in every way. This latter statement
S'-es for which ever opponent is selected.
"Eirkard. who is not the world's great
's? promoter, should no! attempt to fool
thr people with a scheme of this sort
containinK such a jok-r. When he offers
to pive Willard fpithftfO he is ac-riii
merely as ai'nt for Ih i-tifcii'. The
public must subscribe this amount to
V.itlard. n.-t Rlcknrd. Th.- p.oney must
come through the gate The public must
pay.
"That being an established lac', as
will be apparent with a nx-merif's
thought, the Question nat ua ru ! ' v arises'
Will th American public care to eiirioli
this man. WilSard. and his ot'-nt, Rii k
nrd. to any extent at alt 'o wiln-ss a
(utitest of this character, nhiili. on the
face of it. is merely commercialism, pure
and simple."
"Is the Amei icen ptibiic going to fat
ten the hank -roll of th-s man who- failed
utterly and to thu j.r'st uiscred:t jf the
enti'v' sporting w "rid. a' a time when
the country's war funds needed every
toon's i. ',!.' Is he aoing to put tr
tin.- gigantic sum f.,r his own betiefll.
f.-.r the benefit of a hampion athletic
who was. asked to help American service
boys tini wiOiout numl'r and declined
to d-t so. fizzling miserably?
' V.ij bylieve not."
WANTS FREE
ADVERTISING
(By International News Service,)
WICHITA FALLS, T't , Jan. 27. TV
E E 'Tte. head of a svndi ate of Tex
as otLoperators,. who offered Tex E;ck-j
er-I a bonus of H0,i"' if he w,ll stsge. ' 1
w s;u.v;-f ., tu--- -..-
!!:. II f i s!.i:;i. ., , - t.- t '. '
i- . '-a 1 .i.;-.',.'io .- J1., - rl , .1 .) j-- -
! .' - . t o t - i 1 t i . ! . '..or- . . I : -
i : ton K'-.f ti.i- i't.- era t-
Hliil -oii.t . .. !,, iont.'i ;! r r i- .
' .nli.l-n! i .1 r"-ior' 1 I -- ..a : !'-
i''i! t riii-nt t " lia -. -1 : -o i ;l
''!. i.o-t i,.-! r it, ;..,;;.,-;.. w a.1
fur !)'! t!..-. t i-yea r nvtrn '.
; i.ni-' for !! f '.'..!.! u'Yj .iti nhi-.it.
i" ami brt '!-. Ti.e ..ot.- has ' t tv a s
fioor JI :oi tto- iO'll, oro;i tV-l:- l..it.;i
n'!liV V-l-to,A- ',.( .. . ;;.-.
i ' iti ; ! ? ii p. :n tii" i.i f: ,t . j'-
1 api'l!.. he. r.. : : ; too;.. ' lot..' i ai.-H
th- la :: of t . !! -.01 (. ; ) r- fa ;rt
r x;-tls the 1 1 f n 1 o r : u . . n of tho f.
t-ipidi.-M I'rfou li- ......r.t:-, -i : st r... t
Ie.-..p;.- in th-i oo,r,tr. d.-tri '. it. is
.-taieij. i a. M,.,f!i f. od t . curr
O.em IriToUsii to t i.aro--:. iti
0. ties the v. ry .-Id and very y-'.tina are
'("" ri -i iT r o; frc.ii n '' ' r " : ion for
in. k of i. -f.'..ti i ... 1:.' : :- .-i t:
1. e H ri -i.;. n. ft:;.; . o. .' for n-
iron!.
'
f GARY GAMBLING
Ttn-M DATTITTlTT
XJS-iVt LlfiiliJl
i
I (v- stiii...,. ti d
! usml.ifti. 'i
: t -i'S, r;"tt"d
e s. v.- t s ra a' d
. ' th- poi'
in Oar ear
t Tenth street
to. rp
'!o,i;"i h-.li?.1
eiinljj
t i: e
I'n
I 1-eeper
I the five, nam
i-s were rfleasfd on
i a- i:. for th"r app- ati.
o it'.- c o -i r i.
in t!ie Cir
INSULTED WOMEN;
TITTlTTn y- ej rTTT rrT I
FINED IN COURT;
.-a:- flerjrl
a f.
st 1S13
Adams s 1 1 ' e
tiiy, tv a Saturday af-
ternoon arrest'd at t :.' npav ivania
oe.ot - n ti
i'it; of :"i ".it.tig wotn-
IsJ ilXviV XUO X Xj XJ
'- Schaaf, res.
Snaton s.re't, (:. r.
g at 7C4 Wash-
was arref-tert at
1 f am ti.--ltd .-a t : 'i.a y ',':! to ou en tb.e
i hsit-' 'pr'.r.e-iia 1 j'ior.- Into tl.
I tte of Imi-ana. li a a.-e v. a filed
, d.rect w,;h th. ;-o-j- p . :- , ,rt.
j
FJRE DEPARTMENT
ANSWERS CALLS
J Ti e r,;y fro ,i --irt ,er.; . n Stinday
! 'lav morning was r ' : - d t o t o J e fT -
i i rr: -ti -'ti t in I'-por.-e to. a blare
i .-a-.-'d bv spa vl; f i o;n rhn-n'r In the!
j Iv-ir-e of A. A. T ita 1 .i-a.se to th-
exrert of lo wu. c. t"; t t t! ,-. r"of.
The btiilding is own d by Harry Hall.
Tha other call w- t t't-e grm-try
f'o:'5 Bt Fifth arid J e fi " f .'. n In re
rpons'? to t scaping st-am
Ma.!, ,T Pm-t'ehv. according t.
rt pori. which i-fii;,. t Ha:'.' r; end from
East Chicago this tm-.t ning s a fnll
fe.ljred candiiate for ei iff of Lake
'ou.'i'y on the Rrn-.iMu ai. th U't and
his Candida"-.- Is l epo-'.-d to he r .ak ine
chills run up and '! tt n 'b. r-p!r,e of
smie of the ether ca r. d ,i.i i s.
l?"yrt
-tV - sq. t - '.w - - - sfa. - tSfc - - - -
tha proposed h'tvyn etght ' hampion-
hip hre. is t'..iay cn h'-s v ay to N-w
York t - gi.e Just ss!t: sti"' ! the
"overc'm-ng o set . ra! p 's-'oie ob-f'-i'
l'-s which a-. ; ,-ir to ccn'r.-nt th"
promote r.s "
Fcr-n rt' 1 not s t y o t hnt extent
he Wiit :: ' .- :; '.ti tle p-. moters'
a:,:"', i .' '' - -t-r,1 1 w.is ntr to
'.-ml a in ',p:t-.4 bar,-:
m j Ann
by jact: veiock
(Ey latei-r.atlonal News Service.)
NEW Yi'IUt, Jan. 27 'i'lv iv -. little
(l.aitie tnat o-":fs "a'pert ir r. the
French Mo'. i!! fa- - .1 st Wli'ard.
V.'b' it ih-- champi-n ,t. f, j. is 'i,s I ; ' 1 - -m
'.- - - - - -
w f-
m unfiliut
Fi
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
J7or t he balance of this month we are
cqni tc1 Tii iinndlc loans on automobiles
from s.M.ni) to lOO.OO.
Legal rats of 32 r; interest
per month as allowed
by the state.
Open r ( nings between 7 and 8 p. m.
Lake County Loan, Real
Estate & Insurance Co.
Room 23 Rirnbach Building
Over Lion Store.
Phone 218.
Grimmer & Liescnfelt. Mrs.
iV r'J!VgSi,'J-!-'WtH
i S. D. INCREASES
I WORKING FORCE
; 600 New Laborers Put to
Work on Constrution
cf Buildings.
i !rt--:.p. To Tn
WHITENO. IND.. Jan.
tjiif .
The Star.1-
tard o.i Company cf Wh-tina is mak'.ns
; io.prov'.n;er;is t f heir W'ht t i r, g plhfi',
I A-'tioii wiil iiiiToif; their working forv
i tw fiy i.er i -;;'.
The i ii,i,r-j! ion v. ns pre tented from
j carrying out th si -plans w hile the war
j o,v;ni to their inability to t
J loat-ria! ..r.d the s hort.-ote t i Iml-or. No v
j "-at the V.j s are corning: ta-'ii i he cm
jpany ir.-.er.. rushing its imprevn.Mii'
i !..! v ititm tr, i-art tuo werks h-'ttt it.
, ot (.., -tii th.j ,1'king foi'.-'. by about 6---j
m. ti.
! '! -o; . o-.f hi,-, have under way plat -!
for the I'l.u'.Mriii'tion ,,f fi iarpe stem.,
.plant, ..rift of the lartrest iti the country
; T!;i. will coiitiit-i twenty TOO.) ho I'M-
p. iti-r Vugh t i.' -err v ith a full load ca -'
paci'y 1't '':' horse po-vor The Coa .
'pit -.vi.irh isab-ut cinpleted la 200 ft.
i wide L'lioi ft. long and 25 ft. deep, with
. c-i pa. it y f,f c..-r IZo.H'.'O tot.j of coal
I 'iiiJ ' fftci.iis are aiso r-anning tn au
, 'lit 'on OdlN. six. stat.cliite. fourteen n
; Iu iii(. ! K 'rite and a nuuiber of prts
-ur- .i ;s.
1 nr
Tiie urn refrigerating piant vrh:'-.
i ;lfls hef-ri under construction for eor
; ' ui.'i i
; , ., :
bojt compb ted and will have
of i .'t tons adiiy.
her anticipated Improvements ar
i i, exti ac-rdina i .ly large store house a
j a Jeei fewer to empty .Into the canal.
. ,
i ' ' V vj uuuiibwj.
I
WATER POWER
(By International Uw Serrtca.)
l.Ti-i-. r.-N-.-r- , i e- i . . . .
1 ' ' ' "
to "ut throat eorr.petit'on of railroad-.
i.n-ier priva'e ownership wo'Jld effe'
j tlveiy destroy water power," W. G
j McArton. former dlre.-tor-genaral '
I railwa vs. aserfer to a ay -n a telegram
j fi-pm Santa Barbara, Calif., to the Mt-
i !rd . ,:,t0 Lake. Michigan.
McAdoo again urtt'-.j h's plan f-r
; a f,v, year exter.eion of govemmo-nt
control and. fir the o-ord, nation
the railway and waterway systems
REVENGE PLANNED
BY THE FATHERS OF
NEW COURT BILL
! . .o'EiKt, To Tub Time;.
j . CROWN rot NT. Ind.. Jan. js.p.
Li'ist of the opposit'on of Hammond
attorneys ana oireo.tiis or tua nitir
rnorcl Chamber cf Oommerct to th
bill to feftabll&a a criminal court !?i
Lake county, fathers of the crlmt'.ial
court bill threaten to Introduce a Mil
in the legislature to abolish Room 2
of tiie Superior court at Hammond
They clairo that a decrease In litiga
tion will warrant inch court at Ham
mond. They claim that a decrease in
1. ligation will -warrant such an act
A criminal court to handle criminal
work, probate matters and Juvenile,
cased f'.-ubi take the place of Room 2.
th'V declare.
Have you your VV. S. S. quo' a?
Si
a
r - -
This wn -he news hrourht back to th"
Uni-'d S'atep today bv W. H. Robert. :..
of Tnc-.,- York, who l:as h'-en promotii.g
hev.nc Tv,ati )ies. and athletic jpect j fu
i 1: o u,.uchro.T e on J-'rench .i:!.
Actordnig to t-p-h.-r s'-r , who spe-t'
mto-h Orrte in i'lrpi-nhf r s company, the
great Fre:;cl-.p,an d...s r.ct ' f e't t h
liiustoreil mt "f tiie army until t.f'o ;
peace treaties are dipped.
Aother thirjr, tiecryes is nuTs'ng p -injured
thumb, which v.a dislocated i
a s, ,-..,-r ntatch at t'o'omb'i, shortly pr
', r t!-r;s'mas, and vth.iclt Is sti-' .-'
sr-i.t-.'s and bandages. Robertson v
X .-rts that Car pent ir inept i. mid 1;,n , h
V, t'ptr ! and T'Cmpscy t hirt., nr-il te.
muked that lie. wanted to get several
go.-d ma'ihes ur.d'r his bei' before tack
ling either of the leading American
iteavjesi.
Csrpentier has an offer of JfO.OfM '
M'-i-t Jim Smith, tiie English heavy
w.. 15.hr in a bout in London In July. 1I
hopes to le pern. ited to go through
with the Smith match by obtaining a
fur tough.
So. Carpentier's chance of oomhig
ti.e T". S. o meet Willard r-ui":' so
siim that. Dempsey has the match prae
t: aliv t h Ui'.se If .
$ ? -yiMfijum.,j.iWe''''ie'i
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