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PROPOSALS

Washington. D. c.. December 10. iSi3.
Sealed prUposais In duplicate will be received
by the Civil Service Commission until !:
o'clock D. M. Thursday, January 2 1873 and
then opened In the presence, Of such pervons
ss may attend. for the installation ~ electric
cables, Instruments, and connections from
the state. War and Navy Building switch
board TO the Civil SERVICE Commission Build
with The plans and spssiaesiions. sopIe. q
Tn,Ss sppiieati"n % to ,hs eSEessry q tho Commits:
sion. Prospective bidders may aPBly to Mr.
]. 8. Hil. Chief Engineer of the lnterier De.
psrtment, Room 10i, Old Post Office Build.
Ing, for Information as to the intent and
meaning Of the plans and specifications; BY
direction OF ths Commission: tsigned) JOHN
H. MciLHENNY. Comml.sioner. i
u; 9: CIVIL SERVICE Co GpMAIssI0N.
Sealed proposals In duplicate Will be received
BY tho civil Service Commission until .
O'clock p. m. Thurtday. January .. 1913. and
then opened In tho presence OF such persons
as may attend. for the construction Of a
glazed terra Gotta electric service conduit
from the state. War and Navy building to
the Windsr and Civil Service Commission
building, 1874 ~ Street. n. W.. In accord
ance with the plans and specifications. copiel
upon application 10 the Secretary Of n.
/ 10 Mr.. ]. j. Hiil. chief Engineer OF the In
| terior Department. Room loI. Old Post Ofnc.
building. for Information as TO the inten,
and meaning " the plans and spccincations
| By direction OF the Cpminission: ,Sikned
JOHN A. McITHESNY. Commissioner. y
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lOSERT 70. MATTINGLY. Atterses.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
&c cod!GansIA: 7! n: Holding Pros.,s csSrt ,,. e
Admin,ar.tioe Deess.; Appliss.stsn V h:yInS .S
tsu tsstamsntary on said estate. hy Arthur
Tsansares. Il 10 ordered this nd day Of
Decsmber. A.. D. lsl:. that Peter constasta.
Nicholas smannis. and all otherS concerned.
appear In said Court on Tuesday, the. 9TH day
to show cause why such Application should
not BE- granted. Let notice hereof be pub.
nishsd in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times once In each Of thre>
successive weeks before the return day here.
IN mentioned-the hrst publication to be as'
less than thirty days before said return day
'iseaI.S JOB hARNARD. Justice Attest
JAMES TANNER. Register Of wills for In,
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court.
L. sILO IOITLIED. Attorney.
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~
n appeared at the stairhead call.
~ Ing him softly by name.
"Oh, please come up. Madame
will be glad Of your presence"
clifford mounted the stairs willingly
and followed the nurse down the long
corridor to the green doors OF the oper-
Attng room.
He was conscious Of a dazzling white
light as no stepped inside: His eye was
caught instantly by a pair OF disk mir
rors suspended over the operating table
Il the center ,ssa Of sss room Couch Beatrice
suffering acutely. Her left hand
pressed a wet handkerchief over her
eye. from which rose the Sdor sSs Of an
pcared consciou. Of his presence and
addressed him without raising her head.
~ have experienced a slight accident
With one o, my tubes; MI a; vp,r RsnWisk. %rs.
Gifford expressed instant sympathy.
while his Kiance wandered across the
operating room for some sign OF Miss
Cranstone. There was none.
Madame appeared to guess the trend
Of his thoughts.
MISS crsnstcne ha. retired to her e,
she hex explained the ssrshs1 ntart% s,
ate that she was In the operating chair
at the moment Of the accident. have
sent for DIR. Tsarka. to"
She paused to. tighten the kerchief as
though the pam was more than Bhc
ITO attend Miss Crsnstone?' he haz-
Nc, :XS; no. l shall require his services
lis he tho nearest specialist.
The nearest is often the farthest.
Mr. Renwt"E, raS Dr. sarRs ssneHss VII sy kHSM aSs
aid l shal! be able to neutralize the the
physician would only bother me. ana
r1sSSssGy sSs 1 sns.nEsr nr %;s diSessy IN sSs her
coming In sharp expulsions.
Are you determined to carry % ou,
your threat against DR.. TsnrEa?" che
"eshiSa %iii you "sin allow ap me to see MISS Gran
stone before I answer your question
Nine. Mcssonier? You we're operating
on her at the time Of the accident"
Beatrice Messonier seemed to be hold
lion. 'ns "s''e'' '''" >" '' -
Il know what Is In your mind
You think me capable OF tho mos
dastardiy,. Of surgical crimes MT
Giiiord pslca: =, II nn. Haye 9n.y Mssy,oyyIsr ycIs!
The other day you hinted at the pos:
,Si''Y sn4e !, Of T.srks se1sy !" %ers S's srrs:ea
course. { miseonstrusd your res
meaning"
"WiiI you allow him to come herr
and attend me-"
81 shall not prevent him attending
your injuries. Nine. Messonter.
"Thank you. Mr.. Renwick. Now
will YOU kindly touch the bell nea
the door. want to prove that
am not a scientific barbarian"
The nurse appeared. and at no'
from Beatrice Messonier, passe'
swiftly along the message, leaving
clifford to guess the cause OF her er
rand.
= II seemed an eternity before tn
soft swishing OF a skirt broke tn
intolerable silence. The nurse opene'
the door gently to allow Violet Gran
stone to enter.
clifford looked up in speeches
wondermcnt. The face Of the youni
comedy actress had undergone. =!
amazing Identification. The dar|
eyes, which had flinched from tn
light Of an ordinary lamp: were nov
illuminated by the tender feshe
of youth. She, stared inauirinEly. q
Beatrice. and then at the boylsh fig
urc of clifford Renwick.
Madame OWNED the cause OF thet
embarrassment. Even In her pain oh
could not repress q smile.
"You ought to know Mr.. Renwiok.
she said TO her young patient "sinc
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CHAPTER xvI.-(Conti


p = r and down he paced. the duh
boom Of the traflic In his ears.
~ Turning the street angle SLOW
ly, he walked past the white
doors Of the institute. pausing an In.
stant to glance inside.
Tho sound Of hurSying feet on the
stairs attracted hiO: . white.capped
nurse fed down ~ wide hall calling.
o. shc ran. to the llverisd attendant
standing In one Of the numerous re-
cesscs.
The attendant emerged. his tace be.
He called after the vanishing nurse IN
a slishtiy highApitched voice.
which doctor did you say. miss7
didn't quite hear what you said"
rsy Ry sins him 'ae Se :Hs%sa ssss sS. ssen @
q terrible accident In the operating.
room. Oh! dear, do make haste" :.
the attendant appeared unable "a
comprehend The %ssnsns s e her wN,d,
.Sou, hs rs%aasS sim unit, Giaord sprsns Up sSss
seq: s.t 20 madame: na s'Ss; telephone hook and
look up Or; T..rkss addrs:s~ re- ,sI ne com: com;
has been an accident"
The nurse turned in surprise upon the
Young detective. Then her manner SOFT.
ened instantly. for she RECOGNISED MIN
a. one Of madams's nsr. sar.,ssr. psuSmss .Ss :.,a
AZ he Erippsd the telephone receiver and
waited Tor the attendant to read
Tsarka's private address. 1t came IRON
an unexpected quarter. 4 voice on ths
''.iE; x. s..ii .i.. three. SSs sisSs. rurs.v:on'
'Gad Gif,ord caught his breath sharply. Q,
he repeated the number to the cs"'fs
e1s"H 4 few seconds later the unmictsk.bl. I
vsice Of DR.. Tsarka sounded in his ear
"The Msssonier. Institute" Clifford
answered. "something serious has n;np. ;I
Dsnsd H,d.ms " Anne sss: sSa 70 come 70 Sss
s;;isssTSe; ossolS waited, half in dread. for III.
iittiS nerve spec!sli:t: reply: a. 4 ises Msa
sntsrsd him q. sHddsnlis Yois. tina! The sa sns~eI Wei
'cssesd Fsss msasms me- slos%iS that am coming ..
fast as my Panhard will allow" -.
oinord turned to ct.sI's1 tnS nSscS a. q Il fsi hsi
sspsSa spsssSa past With . e'u''''oe'ea 's' IN ns'
"one moment. Mss Dixon" he ee.sn g, =
hufriediy. Can you tell me exactly
what has happened: e .a snes Ass.sonisr! may g !!
The nurse halted on the stairs. hel
ins st some terror over which she hso
.is Il Miss cranstone who has me
He was like : man standing at th'
"T am not certain" tho nurse an
swsred hurriediy. Madame vas operat
Ing on Miss Cranetone. and the Button
ii:';; q. ;,sa. soii exploded striking Mad'ms II
.rhen Miss Cranstone - not hurt?'
II cannot say. The glass coll con
tained something very peculiar. 1t hurs
IN an directions can't really nay how
far 1t has affected Miss Cranstone.
The nurse hurried away: leaving MIN
a prey to his own dread imagininEs
He could not forcs an entrance into til,
operating theater. Or even attempt o.
pened. he told himself. Yet he darct
not believe Beatrice Messonier capa
BILE Of . surgical crime. A radium tub.
show Of patience until the arrival o
Teroni Tsarka.
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Sales Today on
The Local Exchange

Capital Traction. SIS. 500 clio
Washington Railway and Electrict As,
GO0dS3h. 5000 S3H. $TOQN.
Washington Railway and Electric.
common. Sass.
Washington Railway and Electric.
preferred. 5d9Ni. 2@90A.
Washington Gas. 56S6!s.
Fast Washington Savings Bank Ie
16k
The Washington times., 1912-12-30

FoUNp-one pawn ticket. II packsgse, =
maps. : coats, I suit casee. vslise. ! dish:
s,eSe.. @ pair Of mitt:n:. hats. | bank book:
umpreliss. :: pocketeook.. ! mum. piece
Of fur. earring, / pair OF shoes. l watch. !
knife. / pair of buttons. ! book. ICY; !
ssI.y.I :wsi!ss pris ruoSfyiio of:NioN AsH ga.
TON.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
,,s: s. HSmi.:.,;,iss A. , TSs: !: ~ ncsis:;
ss q ,ss Gssss. y Y:
District of Columbia. ietters Of administsa.
sscr y ,s On % shs s:tets e MiHnis besassy. i.,S
persons having claims as.ins the decsaeed
are are hereby warped te snhlbi, the came; With
10 the subscribers on Or before the iith day
Of December a. b. isi: othsrwiss they may
b. law B. excluded from all bseeAt ef sald
Of pscember. 1919. (sesD WiLLfAN BAG.
AIEY. 1d1YY. iM v, Linsrty g., :Jassso.viiis, 70.
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Regisser ef viii;
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
ARCHER AND SMITH.
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ARCHER AND SMITH.
Attorneys,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
1870. AdminiStrstIon. This is 70 SivS notice:
That the subscriber. Of the state Of New
Yerk. has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, letters testamsn.
tary on the estats Of Mary T. Hogan, late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased. Ali per.
sons having claims a9ainst the deceased are
hsrsSy warned e s,hlbit the same, with the
Il: s:rse IL ds s *: s az
December, 4. b. lS1S: othsrwiss they may
BY law b excluded from all beneht Of said
estats. Given under my hand this I1sh day
Of December, 1917. t8sal) WALTER J. TOR
PEY, Whitehall, Wash. Co.. N. Y. Attest:
JAMES TANNER, Regieter Of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
RSSERT =. MArryNeLY. A.ssr.es.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court. No.
That the subscriber. Of the state Of New
York. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia. letters 81 sd-
Matthews. late Of The District q Columbia.
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
fore the 18th day q December. A. D. iSlS:
o!hsrwiss they may by law b excluded from
all benefit Of said sstate. 0ivsa under my
ssHS shis s .f.h az e Dcssms'r ~, ss:si
TfsNSsR, k.si.;.r & Nv Vim. s tSs Il. Ss p.sris;
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
MCKINNEY. FLANNERY 4 HlTZ.
Attor1ey1
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LEGAL NOTICES

SuPRENE COURT or THE DIsTEtCT OF
S,,sssss s; ,s;ss S:!s :1: s:;,s =, ss
ssCs.::S ~ :.,. aTS 81, .si ::
::s:. y: 8: SsS:x Dis:%s;' S::ss 9s:;s - 9
Ssn ;hoa I. ~ s e g 90. :.s.: Ss VIZ E 'ss
!ics hsfsof Ss rsbiisteS ,s tSs Waskingier
Law .Reyo,tsr. sr.i fhe Wsshinston Tims.
the return day herein mentioned, the nr0l
publication u BE- not lees than thirty .dsyi
before seN return day. JOB BARNAkHDl AkHDl
rENNFsl FRrSsS. nss,'':! 3. 4 TxMHlnx. Attorney.
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BID FOR RAILWAY
COMMON IS AGAIN
RAISED ON CHANGE
Only One Lot of Stock
Comes Out In Today's
Trading.

There waa little trading on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
although every effort was made 10
induce action, and. owing TO the In
surance investigation. several prom
inent members Of the exchange were
not on the floor.
Quotations on both the gas stocks
were revised downward and only hve
shares, OF the aWshingtoh company.
came out. These brought better
price. ssN. The bid for Washington
Railway common was raised to SSx
after one quotation lot was obtained
at 80, but there was no more In sight
Five shares Of the preferred were
eighth better. The Railway 4's were
sis.bs s:S e Ssmsns another 81 ,5oS H;; :: sSS %
a third lot u. Ths only other bond
sale was 3606 Capital Traction SIS
at ITO. The only other stock sales
consisted Of twenty shares q East
The Comptroller Of the Currsncy
this afternoon issued the total ab.
stract Of all the banks Of the last
Speculation concerning the condition
Of the money market for the hrst few
weeks Of the New Year 10 rife ana
opinions are contrary. Some hold that
the European situation will hold rates
stiff. while others believe that the re.
turn Of large volumes Of money to
New York after the trst OF the year
will have . very softening effect upon
rates.
The following table shows for the past
eight years the maximum call-money
rates Of the closing week Of December.
and Of the three ensuing weeks: also.
the maximum for the six weeks sue.
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT oV
COLUMBIA. Hsidins Probate Court. Ne.
That the subscrthsf. whs was BY thsSuprsase
Court Of the District Of Columbia srsnted
letters teetamsntAsy on the estate Of w.t.
approval Of the Supreme Court Of the Dss.
trict q Columbia. holding Probate Court.
appointed wednesday. the 2?nd day q Jaa.
and said Court room - the place. for making
payment and distributien from ssld estate.
Ss. .9S:r ,sr Court: dIrsSs,Sn :nS a ;s SerssS
entitled, 70 .dlstributivs stares Of iesaciee
or the residue. OF parts thereof. are noti6sd
70 attend, In pcfSoa o. by agent or attorney
duly authorised. with their claims against
the estate properly vouched. Given under
my hand this :7th day Of December. 1913
The Warrington Loan and Trust Co. FRED
ElCHELBER0ER. Trust O6icer. tScall
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of Will
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of ths
Probate Court.
BY JOHN =. LARNER. Attorney,
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Detective In the Tolls.

FEW minutes later the nurse
n appeared at the stairhead call.
Ing him softly BY name.
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A dividend Of e q share will be paid
stockholders Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company Of record at
the close Of business tomorrow. The
dividend will be paid January l5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
ATHLETIC HITS
A HOME RUN

San Antonio. Tex. Feb. es.-Actual
lineups with the players engaging In
games carried the Athletic practice for
ward today. The feature of the prac-
tice was the first home run drive of
the worlds championship season. 1t
was made by first baseman Chase. 1t
was a vicious drive that cleared the
right field fence Derrick and Egan
also poled long drives. or the pitchers,
Salmon. Brown and Gipe are showing
the most ability. When informed that
there was no national commission bar
to a game with the Giants. Mana ger
Mack expressed his Willingness to go
through with the game if McGraw de-
sired, and suggested March 81, an open
date as the time of playing the con-
test.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
ATTELL IS A FORGER
CHARGES JEFFR|ES
Former Heavyweight Claims
Abe Signed His Name to
Wire to CoffrOth.

Los Angeles. Feb. 2s.-Stating blunt
~ his belief that Abe Attell had DELHI
ateiy forged his name to a telegram,
Jim Jeffries yesterday repudiated in de-
tail every move that he Is alleged to
have made in the former featherweight
champions behalf after Attell was de-
feated by Johnny Kilbane.
Returning from a three days hunt
ing trip into the mountains, Jeffries
sent for Referee Charles F. Eyton and
tho writer, and in the presence Of his
brother. Jack Jefrries, made the follow
ing statement:
"Eyton's decision was Just and the
only one possible. Kflbane honestly de-
feated Attell and earned the worlds
featherweight championship con-
graduated Eyton upon his decision i'm
mediateIy after the battle, expressed
my surprise that Atte1I had gone back
so far and since that time have talked
Of the fight with nobody. except AtteIi,
whom advised to keep still. as he had
been beaten by better boy and 1t
would do him no good to squeal.
The morning following the contest
left before daybreak for the noun
tains. Imagine my surprise when I re-
| turned to the city yesterday to learn
that a telegram purporting to have
been sent by me. had been received by
| Jim Coffroth to the effect that Attell
| should have had a draw and should
still be recognized as the champion
| "Attell lived at my home while he
| was here. He and ] are the best oil
| friends, but will not stand for meth
DDS of this kind. Such action is not
| only unsportsmanlike but is dishones,
and will only give Attell another black
| eye with the public.
ut looks as though Atteli put on,
| over on me, his good friend. Abe
| knew that I wouldn't be back in towr
for several days and he probably fig
ured that he could get away with thi.
questionable play. relying upon m,
good nature not to deny the message
lT haven't sent a wire through eithe
/ the Western Union or Postal Telegraph
J companies. and ! authorize Mr.. Eytoi
to call upon these companies for an in
spection of any telegram bearing m,
signature sent during the past week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
EAST CHICAGO
-AND-
IND. HARBOR

with games and music. The young
hostess was the recipient OF many
beautiful presents as tokens of the
esteem of her friends.
Mrs. William Rees of Hemlock street
entertained a few of her relatives and
friends yesterday afternoon in honor Of
her 10th birthday. Those present spent
a very enjoyable afternoon. Lunch was
served by the hostess. On departing
the guests wished Mrs Rees many hap
Ply returns of the day.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet at the church tomorrow afternoon
at 1880 o'clock for work
The revival meetings in progress at
the Methodist church. Indiana Harbor
avenue. proving very successful and
well attended. Interest growing night
ly Mr. Kurtz. the leader in singing,
was i'll Monday. but is out again and
doing good work. Meetings for children
Will be held Thursday and Friday aft
ernoons. at o'clock The revival
meetings will continue to be held every
night this week. except Friday night.
Why not attend MEMS BANQUET
given by the Young Mems League In
the Methodist Church. Indiana Harbor,
Ind. Friday evening. March 1st. 1912.
Various toasts viii be given. among
them The Establishment of a Y. NJ. c.
A. at Indiana Harbor."
The Ladies Aid win serve the fol-
lowing menu:
COURSE T.
Cream Tomato Soup. Waters.
Sweet Pickles.
COURSE Q
Roast Turkey with Dressing.
Mashed Potatoes. Gravy.
Cabbage Salad. Cranberry Ice.
COURSE g.
Ambrosia. Cake. Coffee.
Tickets $500 27-4t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
BROWN IS READY TO
SIGN CUB CONTRACT
Mordecai Says He Has Understanding With Murphy
Will Pitch in Turn Only.

Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. 2s.-Mordecai
Brown is about ready to put his name
to the papers which will bind him to
pitch at least one more year for the
Cubs. The three fingered pitching
marvel, who is visiting his old home al
Rosedale. admitted much today. He
tried to talk favorably of the business
proposition which he thinks might
keep him away from the former cham
pions. but in almost the same breath
admitted that he and President Muir
ply had practically agreed upon terms.
IF the deal with Al Tearney for the
two new cafes go through Til not play
baseball this year" said Brown. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
EAST CHICAGO.

The Misses Hattie and Dorothy Es
chewbach entertained a few friends at
cards last night at their home on Chi
cago avenue Mrs. Frank Hoffman won
the first prize for ladies and Miss Hazel
Bradford the second. while Frank
Hoffman was the fortunate winner of
the gentleman's first prize and Elmer
Clark captured the second. Mrs. Wal
ter Garthwaite was awarde. the con-
ISOLATION prize. Dainty refreshments
we're served during the evening by the
POSSESSES. Those present were Mrs.
Frank Hoffman, Miss Hazel Bradford.
Mrs. Waiter Garthwaite. Miss Maude
Mitchell, Misses Hattie and Dorothy
Eschenbach and Messrs Frank Hoff-
man. Elmer Clark. Jack Kimally. Elgin
Schubert Henry Bradley and Henry
Madro. All enjoyed a most delightful
evening.
Mrs. Clinton w. Lytle and her guest.
Mrs. Archie Rankin of sharon, Pa. are
spending the day in Chicago
Section b of the Congregational La
dies Aid society will give a thimble
party at the home OF Mrs A. H. w
Johnson. on Magoun avenue. this after
noon
The entertainment given by section
B of the Congregational Ladies' Aid
society az Berry's theatre last night
was a grand success. Two perform
ances were given and crowded houses
greeted each. There were three films,
two dramas and one a comedy. The
musical numbers consisted of a vocal
solo by W. J. Funkey, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Funkey; vocal solo
by Miss Smout. accompanied on the
violin by Miss Lillian Dixon and on
the piano by Miss Mary A Stone. Lit
tie Verna Cough sang a solo and Reece
Lloyd played a cornet solo. Mrs r. u
Grumpy gave reading, and there
were solos by Miss Mabel Mickey and
Evan Lloyd. The Lloyd Smith orches-
ira performed during the evening.
Mrs. Harvey r. Philips and daughter
Miss Ida Philips. are spending the day
in Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Wednesday,.

Wednesday.
Princeton A. c. VS.. Gary Meteors, at
Gary.
Tin Plate vs. American Bridge, Gary
city league.
Electrics VS. E., ]. E., Gary city
league.
Electrics VS. American Bridge, Gary
city league.
Hammond VS. Hobart H. s., at Ham
mond.
Gary Freshmen VS.. Hyde Park al
Gary.
Gary VS.. Crown Point high school. al
Crown Point.
Saturday.
Hammond high school VS.. South Bend
st. Stanislaus College VS.. Gary Fresh
men, at Gary
Armour Squares VS.. American Bridge
at Gary.
Meteors VS. Chicago Hebrew Insti-
tute at Gary.
Basketball games will not be as nu
merous this week as they have beer
during the past month. as most of tn,
teams have had an open schedule thi.
Hcch- Wiilie the otHer Teams IL I'M
country are doing the resting up stun
| the teams in the Gary city league will
take the opportunity and will clean III
up some of their games.
| The basketball fans OF Gary are TAX
| ing a great deal of interest in the Gar!
! city league series and If the games viii
turn out anything but even this weel
! 1t ought to make 4 good showing II
| deciding the championship as nearly al
the quintets are punched around TIN
pole on the home stretch. The team
are looking forward to capturing tn
basketball clup that has been donate,
| by the Gary University club and i
practice work has anything to do witt
it all the squads have a good chanc
to win.
Following the city league series a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
NELSON TO BOX
JAP TOGO AGAIN

Fort Smith. Ark, Feb 2s.-In all
probability Battling Nelson and Young
Togo. principals in last nights bout
here. will be rematched. Eddie Robin
son. manager of the Jap bantam. stated
today that he wanted to get another
engagement with the former light
weight champion to prove that Nelson
cannot put his man out in ten rounds
Last nights bout went six sessions
Nelson agreeing to stop Togo in that
time, but he failed. Nelson issued a
statement today, declaring that he
would sign up at once for return en-
gagement, and the fans are urging
Robinson to close the deal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28
INDIANA HARROR

Laurel Lundquist viii entertain
twenty-five of his schoeImates of the
eighth grade at his home on Ivy and
l3Sth streets this evening. Some of the
class recently entered the high school,
but are included in the festivities Just
the same. Games will be played and
refreshments served.
Today is pay day at the Inland mill
and much JOY reigns accordingly.
Miss Florence Fox entertained at her
home, 3423 Grapevine street, last Fri
day with a supper and party in honor
of her 18th birthday. There were TWEEN
ty-five present, all of whom enjoyed
themselves throughout the evening