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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-19

<.s. 80 a y ~
FOR RENT-4-room furnished fiat. APP |
ply 100 Clinton St 1911
FOR RENT-Three large office rooms i
over Gem theater. 34ls Michigan Az
Indiana Harbor, Ind l4tr
FOR RENT-Modern flats of and
viii Io be- ready Feb i. j. R. Brant. 33SS
Commonwealth ave. Indiana Harbor
Telephone Harbor $751; l7tf
FOR RKNT-Several and 6-room
housed in Burnham at $40 and sl2
per month; Burnham IS l u miles from
the gates Of the Standard Steel Car Co.;
cent fare. Apply to Durham Land
Assn. Pullman and Center aves'' Burn
ham, Zoth
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-6-room modern cottage;
hot water heat hot and cold water,
electric light, gas, so TT. lot. Inquire sly
SheIneIo ave.
FOR SALE-Buggy horse. one Stan
hope buggy, one rubber ti as9 TOP TOP
,a7,sya Hammond 1874
FOR SALE-Carriage wagon and au-
tomobile paint shop; the only one be-
tween South Chicago and Crown Point
employ between and men the wnoIe
year round. Paint Shop. 337 Truman av;
phone 1881. 1879
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-s6,o 900
equity in a $4,000 business bldg. well
located In Indiana Harbor, renting
| for 500 per month; mortgage Of $4,000
run - or PC can be paid at any time viii
| exchange for small farm near East
Chicago or HAMMOND, or for cottages a. g;
| Chicago Ind. 1876
FOR sALE-2-story house; strictly
modern; good neighborhood. For full
particulars phone PSI after p. m.
FOR SALE-Hand made quilts, silk,
wool and cotton; also comforters.
| For inspection and purchase OF same
| call at 81 Ind. ave-. Hammond 14-6
FOR sALE-ss75 for s71s foot, lot
| worth $500; on Mich. ave. between
i Hickory and Charlotte SITS; $225 cash,
balance in small monthly payments
Address l. G, care Times 14-t
/ FOR SALE+Bakery and lunchroom
Inquire 267 s. Holman ST. 1876
FOR SALE-Good piano, cheap; easy
i payments Address A A, care Times
FOR sALE-weli established millfner,
store; doing a good business; gooc
reasons for selling; IL you are looking
for a paying business cheap address:
Ky y. Times. 13t.
FOR sALE-Lstest style reed xocart
saaaess Fsr r. S0 Care :ss Tim sell ia
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALI
= furs Morris A Dobson. 2o5-o6 South
, | Holman ct. z6t
3 wANTED-You to know E. r. Johns
T ton 313 Hammond bldg. Hammond
Ind Is district manager for the North
w-s tern Mutual Life Insurance Co. 70
= IaF. Jasper and Newton counties
STTuATIONS WANTED
. wANTED-Postion by young lady wit
e. office experience and knowledge q
bookkeeping. Address NJ d. Times.
t BOARD AND ROOM.
: w NTED-Boarders good board an
room, cheap; centrally located. Phon
e 1904 49,
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double and singl
rooms; gas, bath. phone, and use {
e sitting room. 423 Indiana ave. IL
k BARTER - EXCHANGE
FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT plating GU
ut for what have you? Address r
care Times. 22-
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- =ss,s ;y.-szll
1910, on reading the. petition of the
bankrupt for his discharge,
1t is ordered by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same on the
said. Court, at 1ndianapo.is. in said Dis
trict, at nine o'clock in the forenoon
and that notice thereof be published
twice in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES,
HAMMOND, a newspaper printed in said
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
show cause If any they have. why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
court. that the Clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places of residence as
Witness. the Honorable Albert B. An
derson, Judge of said Court, and the
Seal thereof at Indianapolis, in said
District on the 5th day of January, A.
NOBLE C. BUTLER,
(Seal of the Court) Clerk.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ROSA BgNTsGHTBB 1 no. 81. IN !
JANUARY TERN 1910.
Notice is ereby given to the Heirs.
Legatees and Creditors of Rosa Blunt
Superior Court held at Hammond. In
diana, on the 7th day of February 1910.
and show cause, IT any, why the
FINAL SETTLEM accounts with
! the estate of said decedent should not
be approved; and said heirs are notified
| to then and there make proof of heir
| ship and receive their distributive
| shares.
Witness, the Clerk of the Lake Su-
| perior Court at Hammond, this 10th
| day of January, 1910.
ERNEST l.. SHORTRIDGE.
i Clerk Lake Superior Court.
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
/ THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAX E
i COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
/ COURT JANUARY TERM, 1910
h ELLA E. MIDDLE VS. HENRY MID
i DIE. CAUSE NO. 6235. ACTION TC
i DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by I. l. Mod
jeska. attorney, and files, her complaint
& herein together with an affidavit of {
competent person. showing that the de-
PENDANT, Henry Middle, is not residen
of the State of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said actor
and that the same will stand for tria
at the next term of said. Court ant
that unless he appear and answer o
demur therein. at the calling of sal
cause. on the 18th day of March, A
2 1910, the same being the second day o
the next term of said Court to be begun
: and held in the Federal Building, a
! Hammond, in said County and state. OF
{ the second Monday of March. A d. 1910
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9 room house on State ST.,
so #. lot, bargain at $4,000
so #. lot two stories, dwell |
lings above, a fine invest
ment !. .$15, 900 /
Fine modern residence
100 #. lot in Homewood,
Price 5000
Handsomest house in
Hammond that is for sale.
| Cottage on Wilcox, near
Hickory, on easy pay
ments $1,000
5 room cottage on Plum
mer ave-, near p. 0. $500
| Also 5 new houses on so #.
lots on Terrence ave-, for
sale on easy terms, same
as rent, Price $500
Should you wish to build
your own home, we have
choice residence lots on
State, Summer and Sibley
streets, contiguous to new
car line, which we will
sell on easy payments or
will furnish portion OF
money to build.
Vacant lots in all parts OF
Hammond.
| GoSt|in, Meyn
| & Company.
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For RENT.

~ 1&Il4N IL
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Sc Hamlin St
rear of public library. 1872
FOR RENT-Indiana Harbor. on
Block ave, near Michigan, four
room flats, $40 each. Inquire Citizens
Trust 81 Savings bank, 3405 Michigan
ave- 1873
FOR RENT-With board, room for 2
gentlemen; also 7-room house in Rob-
ertsdale Inquire Pa Sheridan ave-,
Whiting. 49,
FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms for light
Housekeeping, heat furnished. Apply
ia Condit st. 1873
FOR RENT-Smali restaurant with fur
niture, in depot Inquire A Z. care
Times. 1873
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, light
housekeeping. no children, 3411 Com
monwealth ave-. Indiana Harbor. 1873
FOR RENT have a farm of SO acres.
81 miles east of Highlands, miles
from Gary; good house and windmill,
good barn and corn crib and sheds
Sam Schoon. 1915
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mailed or sent 50 the office.
for errors In ads taken ever lhs teie-
phone.
The following letters In answer t.
Times clas.ine dadversi.lAE anay be oh:
tanned 1T The Times Office. They will
be sent by mail upon request and uDss
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classified. ads addressed care Lake
County Times Kindly call promptly for
same.
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Man to drive delivery wa
gon in Gary; married preferred; ref
erences. Inquire 209 Michigan ave-,
Hammond 1873
TED-Demonstrators either sex. to
demonstrate and leave on one days
trial new and practical water strain
err; nothing to carry Call evenings at
230 Fayeste~st.,i End fiat D. p. Hanes
FEM ALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-First- class housekeeper for
preciate good home; no objection to l
child. Address No. IA care Times. 1873
WANTED-Girl for general housework:
Apply 35 Carroll st. 12tf
WANTED-Young ladies to learn to
operate typewriters; can learn IN
from to 10 weeks in your spare time
at home; positions always open at good
salaries We rent any make machine at
| SO per month and give frst-class In
struction free. If interested and wish
| further advice call or address Hammond
Novelty Co.. Suite 102 First Natl bank
bldg. Hammond. Ind, Everything for
the typewriter. Hammond Nov. Co.,
| room 1o2 First Natl. bs-k bldg. 12tf
| WANTED-Woman in small family of
three who would appreciate good
home in return for housekeeping abil-
ity. Small wages also given. Applicant
must be neat respectable and willing
| to work. References Will be required.
Woman over SO preferred; confidential.
Address D r w, care Times. Hammond.
Ind 29tf
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Al Tar ~ lt II possible 1t II aavised
that all claast11ed aus should either -
mailed or sent 50 the office.
,Che Times Will Aot We responsible
for errors TN ads taken ever tine teAes
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TED-Demonstrators, either sex. to
demonstrate and leave on one days
trial a new and practical water strain
err: nothing to carry Call evenings at
230 Fayeste~st., End fiat. D. p. Hanes.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Sc Hamlin st.
rear of public library. 1872
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FOR ExCHANGE+E1ect plating out
ut for what have you? Address r. p,
cere Times. 22-ff
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FOR SALE-Buggy horse, one stan
hone buggy one rubber tired top
buggy. one business buggy. 331 Tru-
,,an sya Hammond 1874
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FEMAI4EHELP WANTED

WANTED-First- class housekeeper for
family of three. one that would APP
preciate good home; no objection to l
child. Address No. IA. care Times. 1873
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-$6, 900
equity in a SIC. 900 business bldg, well
located in Indiana Harbor, renting
for 500 per month; mortgage of $4,000
at SIS per cent interest, has 4 years to
run or can be paid at any time. Will
exchange for small farm near East
Chicago Or Hammond, or for cottages
well located in East Chicago or Ham
mond I.add Agency. Emery bldg, East
Chicago Ind. 1876
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Dated Dec. II. 1909.
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FOR SALE-Carriage wagon and au-
tomobile paint shop; the only one be-
tween South Chicago and Crown Point
employ between and men the whole
year round. Paint Shop. 337 truman av
nhona 3e31 49,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-6-room modern cottage
hot water heat, hot and cold water
electric light, gas, so TT. lot. Inquire 6lC
Sheffield ave. lS-S
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w ANTED-Boarders good board and
room, cheap; centrally located. Phone
1924 1873
wANTED-Boarders double and single
rooms; gas. bath. phone and use of
sitting room. 423 Indiana ave. lift
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
TOMMY BURNS HAS
BET ON JEFFRIES

San Francisco. June 29-Tommy
= Burns. from whom Jack Johnson won
the heavyweight championship. and
who arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Wilhelmina from Australia,
declares that Johnson is going Ia get
the beating of his life when he faces
.JeffrieS In the arena at Reno on July
1, Burns also brought over the news
that johnson is a strong favorite in
the betting in sydney and other sport
centers, Of Australia.
Burns did not mince his words when
speaking OF what he termed Johasons
yellow.strenk.
Johnson may be game against lit
tie men like Ketchel and myself" said
Burns, but he viii show the streak
OF yellow when Jeffries lands a few
hard punches to the stomach. JEFF
fries VIII only have To be half as good
as he formerly was to win. and look
for the fight TO end about the TWEEN
tieth round. II Johnson should hap.
pen 10 win. I will challenge him at
the ringside. but l would not think of
going against a man Ike Jim Jeffries.
After the fight between Johnson and
myself In Australia, johnson went
next day to doctor who told him that
my punches had broken two ribs Now
it stands to reason that IL Jeffries
ever wallops him. he will cave in all
OF his ribs
Although the betting was 10 10 S In
favor OF Johnson when Burns left
Australia. he bot $500 on shIpboard
with Hugh Mcintosh. the big fight pro-
moter of Australia. that Jeffries would
MI fhfnlipr- q ha -
ting the worst OF the odds. Mcintosh
believes Jefrles cannot come back
and that Johnson will win inside of
twenty rounds.
Heavyweight Champion Bill Lang,
of Australia. Is also pronounced
johnson advocate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29

while the governor was in the comp
led TO harsh criticism. Jcffries' in
difference to the disappolntmentJS OK
perionced by so many who have made
fntile trips to bis training quarters TO
see him at work was thought to have
passed the limit when the Official.
whose good Will has been regarded as
go essential to the holding of the
contest out OF which Jetfrics Will
make u fortune, was refused an oppor-
tunity to sec him box.
A rumor that has been afloat hero
for several days was given quietus
by Rickard today when he asserted
with much vigor that the plan OF TAX
ing of the round limit of the contest
and making 1t a fight 10 finish had
never entered the heads of anyone
concerned.
What good would It do7" the pro-
noter querled. It's practically fight
TO finish as 1t ls, for few expect
il to go the full 40 rounds already
allowed for IT. And In view of all the
trouble we've had IN staging the fight.
we'd certainly be very foolish to fly
in the faces of those who are oppos-
ing us by taking of the limit and ad-
prize fight No. we'll be careful 10
pour no unnecessary oil on the fire
Tom Jones. manager of Ad Wolgast.
who is planning n return match be-
tween Wolgast and Battling Nelson
here on Labor Day. is reported to he
placing large bets on Jeftrles. Over
81 500 was put up by him yesterday.
it is said. the wagers being as fol-
lows; S2.250 at odds OF TO l; S1.700
at 10 to Z; $500 at 10 to 6. and 500
al l 10 that johnson won't last five
rounds.
An announcement that Richard
would retire from the fight game after
the Jeffries~Johnson battle proves 10
have been erroneous. Richard gave
1t out last night that he had secured 4
lease for the arena here for Labor
Day and was planning to have big
double bill--Wolgast versus Nelson
and Tommy Burns versus Sam Lang
ford
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OBTAINED THE RELEASE
OF HIS SWEETHEA6T

Los Angeles. Cal. Juno 2a-A
scene OF melodramatic Intensity wos
enacted In the superior court yester.
uay, when Owen Barrett. young
medical student. procured a writ of
haheas corpus for the release of his
sweetheart. Vera Schaupp. from a
sanitarium where, he alleged she was
being held against her Will
1t required the combined strength
OF three court bailifTs to prevent the
girls father, wealthy former resi-.
dent OF Omaha, Nebraska, from leap
Ing upon the young lover.
Let me at him" Schaupp shouted
he ought to be killed"
Hang bim,' ohimed in the girls
mother.
II transpircd during the hearing
that Barrett had met Miss Schaupp.
who Is %. only three weeks ago. She
was then In sanitarium where Bar
rett was pursuing his studies. A few
days later, he alleged, her father
forced her to go to another institu-
ton. The court granted the writ and
young Barrett at once became n storm
center, but. escaping from the wrath
iul father. he triumphantly waved the
document signed by the Judge and
sped away in an automobile to obtain
the release OF his sweetheart
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
A SHOCKING
DISCOVERY
Famous Musician and
Woman Companion
Found Dead

Stuttgart. GERMANY June 2e,-Dr.
Aloysus Oberst, the famous musical
conductor. and Anna Sutter. court
singer. were found dead together to-
day Both had been shot Appear,
ances Indicated that one had Deen
murdered and that the other had COM
mitted suicide. DR.. Oberst was born
at San Reno. Italy, in 1867.
The discovery of the bodies OF the
musician and his woman companion
was shock not only TO Or. Oberst's
intimates 10 musical circles. but 10
the public at large. In which he was
notable figure. Considerable mystery
surrounds the affair, but the impress
sion is strong that the same hand
killed both
DR. oberst was of Swiss Scotch de
scent His mother came from the
north OF Scotland. while his fathers
family have been engaged, either in
the government service or in agTicul-
ture. in the vicinity of Zurich FOR G0e
years. He WAS 4 director of the
Liszt museum and was appointed
royal conductor b. the -.ing OF Wud-
tcmburg. He was the author of sew
eral contributions to musical Alitera-
ture, on the subject of which he was
regarded as an authority.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
MAY WIPE OUT THE
Big CHINATOWN

New York, May 2e.-Mayor Gaynor
has been appealed to as last resort
In an effort to bring peace to New
forks Chinatown and wipe out the
frequently recurring tong wars.
Father Diamond OF the Catholic
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, which
Is located In the heart OF Chinatown,
presented the case to the mayor OF
behalf OF the residents of the quarter.
explaining that TO the reputable
classes living there the situation had
become unbearable. and that some.
thing ought TO be done.
The shootings there have become
so frequent that the lives OF innocent
and reputable citizens are endan-
gered," was Father Diamonds plea.
II have come to you. Mr. Mayor, be-
cause know that you are n man who
can do things | would suggest better
police protection and continual
vigilance on the part OF the authori
ties as the first step
A more drastic remedy is suggested
TO the mayor by a downtown asSocin-
tion OF Protestant clergymcn They
urge TINT all the dives In the Chinese
district be wiped out and that the
tenement laws be rigidly enforced.
with a view to scattering the Ccles-
tials to other parts OF the city. and
thereby ultimately wiping out China
town,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
AUSTRALIANS BET
ON JACK JOHNSON

Victoria. 3. C, June 2e.-Arrivals
from Australia on the steamship Mar.
ANA last night bring news that Jack
johnson Is the favorite among the
Australian fight followers They say
that the betting odds are to in
the black champions favor.
Mrs. Robert FltzsImmons. who ia
accompanying her husband the eX-
champion TO Reno to see the big fight,
is Jcffries supporter and accounts
for Johnson's following In Australia
by the ease with which he handled
Burns.
Its all Johnson there" she re.
marked. The odds are to In his
favor But they have poor idea OF
lighting and fighters. AS boxer
their Ideal is Bill Squires. and. sim
ply because Johnson handled Tommy
Burns easily. they are convinced that
he cannot be beaten"
Frank SlayIn, an eX-hcayyweight
champion of long ago. met F1tzsim.
mons. who knew him In his prime
and who fought with him. and they
engaged in a heated aIgu-
ment over the outcome of the Reno
battle, Fitzslmmons selecting JEFF
fries as the winner. while Slavin
couldn't understand how the black
champion could lose.
You must remember Jobnsons S
youth. his elasticity and his strength"
expostulated Slavin in the midst of
sharp exchange Of verbal fireworks.
'Ah, but you forget Jeffries' endur-
ance, his perslstenoy and his aggres-
slveness." replied the man who took
the championship away from Corbett.
A. Brusso. brother Of Tommy
Burns, was among the passengers on
the Mariana. bound for Reno. He de-
clares 1t his opinion and that of his
brother that johnson Will be shorn of
his honors IL Jeffrfes is In the condi-
tion his friends say he Is. 7oI
Tommy Burns. BIZ Lang and Ncin"
tosh, Lang's manager, left tho Mar
anna at Honolllu. going direct from
there to San .Erspciseo. Brussol an
nounccs the lnteptlon of his brother,
Tommy Burns, TO return to the ring
and looks for his FIRST match To be
with Sam .I4angford 0i,s rMasit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
DOG SAVES
A FAMiL \
By Tugging at the
Night Gown of
a Child

Now York, June 2s.-Ncllie, n wa
ter spaniel. was the hero Of fire
which burned store and residence
building In east New York today the
dog aropsiQg n family of nine in time
TO save them from being burned to
death.
When fire broke out in paint shor
on the flrst floor and explosions oc-
CURED among the inflammable ma
terials. the dog ran into the room
where Virginia Ralph. eight years old.
one Of the six children Of Mrs. Caro-
line Ralph. was sleeping and aroused
the child by tugglng at her night
gown. The girl quickly awoke the
others Mrs. Ralp hurried her small
er children TO the FIRE escape. and the
rest, with two boarders. fed TO the
roof All were rescued by f1remen
without injury TO any one but tn
mother OF the family. who was picked
up unconscious and hurt from jump
to the ground of the fldst floor fire
escape.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
MAN=EATING SHARK
50 FEET LONG

Seattle, Wash. June 29.-After 4
seyen-hour struggle, the combined
crews OF the 30 horsepower gasoline
fishing boats Good Partner ana Pho
Deer III captured man.eatiag shark
2G feet long. Weighing about Is tons
In the Straits OF San Juan De Fuca
between Port Crescent and Port An
geles. The capture was made Sun
day.
In the fight with the shark. Olaf
Larsen. the youngest member OF the
crew OF the Good Partner. suffered
broken arm, and Captain Drag,ch was
cut In the head and chest by glass
which flew when the monster struck
the boat with Its tail
In the sharks belly. after he had
been towed to shoal water. his cap
tors report. they found what appear
pcared TO nc pieces OF bones and
piece of an aluminium kodak nlm
bearing No. 3 folding kodak, Model
a. patented
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-29
BODIES ARE
RECOVERED
Two Naval Cadets and
a Woman Are
Drowned

Washington, June 2e-News of the
recovery of the bodies of fNlidShipmen
s. NJ Mason and G.. E Thomas and
Mrs. Jos. Bowyer. who failed TO re-
turn To the Naval academy at Annap-
oils yesterday. after leaving for 4 sail,
was reported to Acting. Secretary OF
the Navy Winthrop over the telephone
from Annapolis.
The bodies were recovered near
the place where the sail boat had been
anchored No explanation was ad-
vanced as TO the manner In which
the three met their death, but It is
supposed the party were bathing. Mrs
Bowyer being dressed In bathing
suit and a long cloak.
The bodies were taken aboard the
Hartford
II was said at the navy department
that Mrs Bowyer could swim but a
few strokes. Mason was poor swim
mer. but Thomas could swim well So
il Is presumed that the latter met his
death trying TO save tine other two.
Mason was a native ef Newport, r.
!, while Thomas home was at Tn.
iontewn, Ca.
Mrs. Bowyer's husband was julius
Bowyer, son of the commandant of
the academy, who died in Washington
about two years ago.
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WOMAN TO
n SEE F light
SheWilIBe Accompanied
by Young Son and
a Sister

Chicago, June 29.-Mrs John P.
Henderson Of Passaic, n. J.. does not
believe In rearing molly-coddles She
wants men In her family. who do not
faint when they see bit OF blood
spattered about
Mrs. Henderson came to Chicago
last night on her way 10 Reno. bring.
Ing Eddie Henderson. her son. Is
years old. with her
After Mrs. Henderson had register
ed at downtown hotel. she coDnd-
ed to the night clerk.
See" she said. displaying three $50
tickets to the ringside. Tn going to
take Eddie TO see that fight. | don't
believe In bringing up moliy-coddles.
Az Denver my sister will join me
and we'll take the boy