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The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

some man.
Il am not good az quoting. but
don't you remember In Mrs. War
ren's Profession. some woman says
that IL woman's only duy7 That
idea has gone out OF fashion since
Shaw wrote n, much to the hurt Of
mans ego
"Margie. always loved your let
ters and when they came 10 me I
always intended TO write immedi-
etely. bat kept saying 10 myself I'll
wait until can write her just what
want TO say. oh. Margie. the
things I have wanted TO say TO you
and did not. would All a book That
you wrote me at all made me very
happy but ! missed the old note OF
love, dear, with which your letters
used 60 be filed.
Dear. must I tell my heart that
have lost you?
rs II true that there are some un-
psrdonable sins against lover Is II
true that cherry blossom time in a
woman's heart is as brief as n is in
the orchard, as a clever woman pro
claimed the other day? She forgot.
dear. that while cherry blossom time
might be brief In the orchard. yet
IL recurs year after year. IL II not
tho same In the heart7
AS | write this. dear, wonder
II the trees in my orchard are dead
VIII they put forth blossoms again
OF will | have 20 stand outside the
wall and catch the fragrance which
ls for others but not for me.
1T viii be impossible for me 20
come down Sunday wish I could
but a committee OF school men will
be in town.
"rd rather like 10 meet Malcolm
Stuart, I have heard so many con
flicting stories about him. Women
all like him. I know Mollie and
Ehene swear by him. and. OF course.
you must, since II was thru him you
met Doctor Vlrot and regained your
health.
The business In just IN the same
state as when I was down there.
am sure can pull II thru provided I
am allowed to keep my health and
strength.
Sometimes. Margie. I have the
most curious feeling I get panicky
for fear | win be run over by a mo-
tor car or meet with some other
calsmaty before 7 have finished this
work and put you and Mrs Selwin
out OF danger OF poverty.
Il am tired. dear. on. 80 tired
and ! am looking longingiy TO the
time when this stress will be over
and We will be together again.
"Margie, Margie, n is cherry bios
som time in my heart and am wait
ing 20 see the buds in yours. De.
votedly. DICK"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
WOMAN ROBBED
BY PURSE THIEF;
THREE HELD UP

As Mrs. mia Donovan. No. AZ
renth-st. was walking along on
Trumbull-sve.. near Fortst.. Thurs
day afternoon. a man ran up 10 her
and pulled a leather bag from her
hands. II contained t3o in bills
and s5 IN change.
Yancke Madenoff. No. 3ol Twen-
psecondet. reported the theft OF
sI4s. He told the police that he
took great nrecaution in keeping the
whereabouts OF his money a secret.
Notwithstanding his pains. however
somebody OWNED correctly that
Mladenoff used his trunk In the bed
room 70 store his money.
II took three men with automatic
revolvers 10 hold up and rob Mrs.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
WILL HIRE EXPERT
TO DRAFT NEW
BUILDING CODE

An expert will be obtained by
Mayor Marks building code revision
committee 10 draft a new code along
the line of suggestions made by H.,
thus preventing bungling and patch.
work that would result were the re-
vision to be undertaken in any other
way This course was decided on
In a meeting OF the committee with
the mayor Thursday afternoon, in
the city hall.
A. A. Albrecht was named chair
man OF the committee. and Dalton
r. Wells. secretary.
Mayor Marx opened the session
by telling rho committee OF the diff
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

watching for Danny Meadow Mouse
out in the barn, sure that this time
she would catch him. All the time
Danny was watching her, and
laughing 10 himself. Black Pussy
would have TO have more patience
than she ever had had In order 10
catch him. But Black Pussy didn't
know this, and tho she heard Farm
er Browns Boy calling her she paid
no attention.
II was a long. long time after
this that she gave up her watch for
Danny. disappointed but very sure
that she would catch him the next
day. On her way thru the barn
she passed the box where Bobby
Coon had been while his leg was
healing. or course. she had discov'
cred Bobby there long before. and
she bad taken great pains TO keep
away from that box. She didn't ap-
prove Of Bobby at all. and she had
a great deal OF respect for his sire
and his teeth and claws.
Now as she started 20 20 around
the box she noticed that II had
been moved little and something
whispered to her that II was
empty. Black Pussy paused and
stared very hard al the box Then.
very softly she crept up on another
Dor from which she could look into
Bobby's box. II was empty.
Hes gone. and I'm glad OF H."
muttered Black Pussy. .twitching
the end Of her tail These people
from the Green Forest should stay
where they belong. Ever since thai
miserable coon came here Farmer
Browns Boy has hardly noticed me.
Now. perhaps. III get a little atten.
ton"
with this Black Pussy Jumped
down and went 10 the house. Tho
door was opened just then, and
she walked into the kitchen. q
struck her right away that there
was something queer there. She
didn't know just what "a was bat
she had that feeling.
Next story. Black Pussy Loses
her Temper
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
SOCIETY

Depew. Mrs. Nell snow. Mrs X. A.
Bachelor. Mrs j. Burgess Book. Jr.,
Mrs. Virginia Van Ripper. Mrs. Col
burn Standish. Miss Norma Meyer,
Miss Lento Fulwell and Miss Amy
Farnsworth. Between the two plays.
Mrs. W. W. Mills will sing. and
Miss Dorothy Schmidt will play yio-
lin solos. with Mrs. Y. s. Sheriff.
as accompanist.
%
The Archaeological society will
meet In the Museum OF Art Friday
evening when an Illustrated lecture
will be given by Prof Henry A
Sanders. of the University OF Michi-
gan on Illuminated Spanish mann
scripts OF the middle ages" In the
informal reception 10 follow MIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Ducharme and
Miss Elizabeth Berry will act as
hosts
The Detroit School OF Expression
alumni held the annual meeting
Monday evening, in the home OF
Mrs. w. l. Bolt. No. 1871 Jefferson
ave. when the following of1cers
were elected; President. Mrs. Sic
fert; vicepresident, Miss r Mau-
rice; treasurer, Miss Freok; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. c. 5turN
gis; recording secretary, Mrs. l..
Rodda. auditor. Mrs. Bockstanz;
directors. Miss j. Porter and II.
Horn. The annual reunion will be
held Tuesday. May IS.
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The Confessions of a Wife
Love Is Not Easily Convinced.

did not expect. little book. that
Dick would answer my letter. but
much TO my surprise he did and |
received II this morning
Jim Edie said once Diok subscrib-
ed 20 the tenets OF the sophisticated
who say to women DO right and
fear no man" and TO men. Don't
write and fear no woman" Jim is a
funny chap. but with all his non
sense he usually hits the nail square
on the head.
However, there are times as Jim
says. when even a man Will take
a chance" and this must have been
one Of the times for Dick. HIS let.
tor began. little book:
MY own dear wife: You cannot
tell how glad / am, dearest. that
can write that word wife AZ the head
~ this letter, and you cannot tell
how happy your letter made me and
how sad Happy because 'our ,et.
ters have been few and far between
lately. and letter from you has al
ways been one of the Joys OF my life.
"Oh. yes. dear. knon | am 10
blame. but Margie. surely you have
found out az this late Gay that a
man wants a woman to love him
thu good and ill--and some way
Down in his heart he wants her 10
he always devoted no matter wheth.
or he strays or not
Perhaps II is our education. dear
bat think most men. whether mar
ried or single. believe a womans
first duty - 10 be devotion itself TO
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
(copyriEhL lsls. by =. w BurEessJ

Bobby Coon had decided that he
liked Farmer Browns kitchen. IL
WIS very warm and comfortable
place. and Il was nled with pleas
am smells that tickled his nose
every time he drew a breath. What
some OF those pleasant smells came
from he had Just found out from
the good things Mrs. Brown had
given him TO eat. Ills box in the
barn where he had stayed while his
broken leg was getting we'll Was
very comfortable. very comfortable
indeed. but out there there were no
such delicious smells.
Il think III stay right here. .
thought Bobby as on three legs he
explored that kitchen and exam.
ined everything in H. Now that
hls stomach was so full that Il was
really uncomfortable. he began 10
feel sleepy. Besides. he was grow
ing tired. You know he had not
used his legs for some time. and
then. too. he wasn't used TO walk
ins on three legs, and he couldn't
yet use that leg which had been
broken. There was no feeling or
strength In &C.
Presently back OF the kitchen
stove he found box. and In that
box a bed. II was a very nice com
Portable looking bed. Bobby's nose
told him that some one else WAS In
the habit of sleeping In II, but that
troubled him not al all.
This looks good 20 me-" said
Bobby TO himself II don't know
who Il belongs 10. and I don't much
care. II they are big enough 20
turn me out OF II. which very
much doubt. all right Until they
do this bed Is going TO be mine"
He deliberately crawled into
Black Pussy's box and began to re-
arrange Black Pussy's bed 20 suit
himself. He is q little fussy, Is
BOBBY Coon. and he wants things
Just 30. When he bad fixed the bed
70 suit him he curled himself up,
blfnked sleepily at Farmer Browns
Boy ~ much az to say, This suits
me. thank you" and in two minutes
was asleep.
Farmer Browns Boy. who had
been watching him. laughed. Well.
what do you think OF that said
he % his mother. '-The rascal In
making himself at home here as II
he intended 20 stay. I suppose I
ought TO take him back 20 the
barn, but he looks 80 comfortable
hate 90 disturb him"
Leave him right where he is."
said Mrs. Brown. quite as II that
settled the matter. Il guess Black
Pussy can get along without her
bed for q while"
Il wonder what she'll say when
she finds out who is In a." chuckled
Farmer Browns Boy. Il hope I'm
around when she does. ! believe I'll
call her"
He went TO the door and called
and called. but Black Pussy did nor
appear The truth is she was
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Special Sale Of
Sport Hats

SPORTS HATS for street
wear for one day selling at.
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
HATS Of straw brim and
sport slk crown. straw brims
with shirred ribbon crowns. all
straw and KHAKI Kool crown
and brrrn with plain eolored fac
ing. Our $3.50. S5ZS and $500
values. SPECIAL one day only,
each ............... 800
Smart Wells IN che long
and circular styfe with small
and chenille borders m black,
brown. navy. taupe, purple and
white Special each ....7Sc
H~~lyss Makn P1eer.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

hculties now existing between the
building commission and the board
OF health over the conflicting sec
tions OF the building and housing
codes He also told Of some Of the
provisions IN the building code that
are not at all adapted to present con.
ditious
That the committee is too large
one 10 undertake the drafting OF n
code was the general opinion. and
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
New Fashions
For Girls and Juniors

No longer need mothers experience difficulty
in finding individual. becoming suits. Coats and
Frocks for the growing girl OF each varying age
We have made study Of their needs, and our
Speciality Shop for Girls intermediate Girls, Jun
iors and Small Women is ready with splendid
new Spring lines
GIRLS TUB DRESSES-Fine Enghams
Chambrays and Rep Dresses in all the new
shades s. so values for ...............s sl.o5
GIRLS WHITE PIQUE DRESSES-Fine
Dresses with hand embroidered collars and cuffs
$3.50 values for $500
GIRLS COATS-Wer made tailored Coats in
shepherd checks. to "a sizes. Values to t67s
for Observation-Disclosures. o.. .. .A.oS
GIRLS SUTTS-Snappy tailored Suits latest
models for the young miss in checks and hne
serges: also velours At. slo.So to 5000
cf velour broadcloth and checks 20 10 wears
%
SILK DRESSES-Beautifu little Silk Dresses.
Georgettes. Taffetas and crepe meteors in navy,
Belgian, rose and tan. A.. Sii.So 10 S14.eS
Hesiy's seeSsA Fiosr.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

at the suggestion OF W. B. Stratton
IL was decided TO hire an expert to
do the drafting William Mcdonald,
OF the building commission. asked
that the committee obtain from the
various city departments express
sions concerning faults OF the pres
ent code. He also asked that the
committee hear from Henry A. Du-
pont chief building inspector. re-
garding abuses of the present code.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16


Rose snfth. NJ se LnBnnooo
m hg hoae TnouD1ny -
robbers 90 oel = oash.
Two NeoPoss ~ - 60 =
Mike Dunda. No. ~ 49,
Thursday night. q DeviDoGn
Hastinssst. rhsy took - =
from him.
Apparently noe fearful % - n
or anticipating resistanoe. tnDoo 11|
worked unarmed Thursday n1u01
holding up ana robbing MerIo l y
Ter. No. 2st Medbury.ave.. =
per-ave., near Bruzh-st The rooIn
got s25 IN cash and $40 worth
jewelry.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Handkerchief

T.AuTF-g-purs linen, hemstitchsd border with
dainty hand embroidery corners In white and
colars these are slightly soil@d our regular s9c
for-each ...4.....s . ssc
C,hiidren'a school HANDRERCInEFS- dainty little
striped borders In white and oolora. Special Tor
Saturday-.fozen ......... o.. .-. .o7r
fsw Cotored Novelties In Linen Crepe de- chine and
Jap silk. in solid coiors rolored borders and ale
over patterns IN all the new colors 90 match Lh~
sprtng suits and dresses special-each. .&Sc
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

BRIDAL Wells made 10 or
der IN many pretty styles at
$50, 800 and $3.50
BRIDAL ILLUSION in best
quality silk tulle, II inches wide.
Special. yard ..........G.0o
BRIDAL WRFATHS Of inn
ported orange blossoma
Spray ...............N.oo
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

Needlework Specials

Hernstitched GUEST TOWEIA
stamped for French knot and
solid embroidery Soc values
LaSr. si.e rowmS. stamped
for French knot and syelet
embroidery; soc values for 7se
CHIIsDREN'S DRESSES ready
made. OF fine lawn and stamped
with simple design sfzer !, Z
and 9 yearsi 81. % values fer; H.
odd lot OF ss-ineh WHITE
stitch and soid snbrOidsry;
PffI,ow .i4ss .. ctsSs foT either As@s M
stitched OF scAlloped. stamped
with an nsv designs; sc val
CARD TABLE covERs. r.sdy
made and stamped; SOC values
FhNcY APRONS. stamped Tor
French knot embroidery: tSo
LUNcHRoN sFT-s. stamped and
steDcilrd; Isc values for src
stamped with All new designs:
sec values, for ............. ne
as-iRch CENTERS. stamped on
Manila cloth for French knot
enrbrUfdery, ti.e1 values. Tor So
f5-inch S~ARFS. stamped on
Manila cloth 81 90 values.
Odd lot of EMBROIDERY SILKS
and COTTON 20 ~ SOLD -
Wais Fioor.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Specials IN Baby Shop

BABY DRFSsES-cuts little Bishop dresses 81
me nainsook edEe OF fine embroidery neck
and sleeves Special At ne
BABY SRIRTS-IIttle Princess skirts Win nne
lace and embroidery ruris on bottom, some with
BABY BHNDs-siik and wool welfare bands with
straps shoulder. reinforced straps with tabs
AZ eott1rn sITT, At an, ,,d vol ~
silk crochet edge; 81 ~ values for &c
Healy,. nahy shsP--second Fieor. 4
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

A meeting OF the interoolleGtaeC
football rules committee is 70 >(
held today In New York city.
changes OF basic nature are c.
templated. but a number az &C.,
tons for minor changes In IL ~
will be made and some. no do01
will be adopted.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
The Linen Shop

HENSrrTCHEp HucK rowHI.s-Pisln or With
embossed MONOGRAM space. sire 23N1g inches.
exceptionally nns qualify. ALI PURE LINEN
81. 90 Values-ONLY D0ZBN-eaeh. ....
UNTIL NOON.
Real MADEIRA LUNCH rAPKTNs-six different
hand srnbroidered designs with rose scaiop:
t11,se values saturday mornings dor
syTTFF,Ts-s,rs SiIS9 inches Seamless ana free
from dressing-Eocd. hrm weaNa 81 90 value
He.Iyss F1ssh P1sor shsp.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Leather Shop Specials
Specials in Blouses

Beautifully fine French voile made with rufle
effect and large sailor collar; ruf1e collar and
turn back cuffs edged with rose. blue or all
white Extra value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S575
Another handsome model in hne french wolfe
has the collar. cuffs and front OF the blouse
trimmed with st Gall Venice lace and cut work
embroidery finished with pearl buttons $li.So
Wonderful selection OF Crepe de Chine
BLOUSES Some with large collars and finish
ID with large pearl buttons; others embroidered.
while still others have the rufle effect Wide
range OF STYLES and reasonably priced.
0e5 $500. $S.7S
Extra heavy quality OF Crepe de Chine. tail
ored style and Just the BLOUSE for mourning
general utility wear Black only ... $S.7S
HeAIy's BIou.e nep-secS~a Floor.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Sale Georgette
Crepe for One
Day Only

GEORGETTE CREPE -
Best quality pure silks. a. inch
es wide for Gowns. Blouses ard
Collar Sets in a complete range
~ colors in white. flesh. gold.
-hartreuse. Nile. periwinkle.
peach. pink. azure blue. shadow /,
lawn, la France rose. bitter
sweet. tan. maize. gray. elecIric
blue, chine blue. navy. midnight.
Burgundy. purple and black
Our $2.2S and 500 values. Spe-
cial one day. yard .,. sl.45
PRINTED CHIFFON
CLOTHS in beautiful floral pat
terms. the new vogue IN blouses
and dresses. Materials IN white.
gold. navy. purple and brown.
AI inches wide Our $3.50 value
Tor yard ................ .sl.ss
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Toilet Specials

u6F-ORTYp CAsTU r. SOAP-iec CAKE. for zAe
Hsnd-d drawn brtstle TOOTH BIufSH-25c values
.... -
TALCUM POWDER tssorted odors s5c values
for =
SOZOpONT TOOTH WASH Csc value. FOR. .... tTe
NERO UENA TOOTH PASTE CSC values. Tor So
ORIENT HATH pow WpER-2lc values. or sr
TetIst shsp-Nafs Ftsar.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Saturday Specials in the
Corset Shop

81 % and 81 Is BFIASsTP1RPs-C1uny lace trimmed
top and bottom; book front style reinforced ".
-IfEAIYs SPECIAL CORSETs for saturday
Back lace model In pink brochs. medium bust
and length veil boned throughout In all siScH
our regular t1So model Saturday only; sITS
Another splendid model, low bust, made or excel
lent quality striped coutil. embroidery trimmed
with three pairs heavy webbing hose support
Regular 81 90 model Saturday only. $50
81 90 BR ASST RF ES-Hook front style, b~autlfuly
trimmed with lace and beading; other styles
all C1uny-in all sizee aturday only -. -"
MTrgT IN CORSET COVERS Trimmed with Nzlrn-
cienne@ lace. Swiss embroidered. SOC values
Until ony-each ...- ............. aSc
Heaiy's Ftfth F7SsF.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
The Fifth Floor
Shops

Some of The r~dured Itenoa ar
marked for ALL DAY. bat 10 WI
pav you 20 be here before ncou
we hardly bslisva they will Last
All day
TfgE LINgERIE sHOr
LAP SILK PETTbcOATS with
three rows OF Filet lace, cotton
dust rufrie gffS value until
noon only-each. %. st-se
NEW BUNGALOW APRONS
Made Of French HinEhams "a
checks. stripes, etc, Wtth
n neck. belt all the way around
ertra long and full All Day
Special each ..t..ss+ Wis
Nu-gTIN WIS - sleeveless
STYLES trimmed Win desp
Ftlef lace. 81 - value AT dAy
saturday Each ....s.t.. me
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
WILL WALSH
BECOME A
NEW MAGNATE
By II. c. HAMILTON

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK Feb. ed Walsh,
former pitching star of the Chicago
White Sex. is giving serious considera-
ton to the proposition of becoming a
baseball magnste. He is said to have
been approached with Inducements to
take over the Des AIoines club of the
Western league. now owned by Frank
Isbell. another former member of the
White Sox.
OF course. no one doubts Who is the
guiding hand in the deal which would
send Walsh to Des Noines The whole
thing would be engineered by Charles
Comiskev who has long been one of
the chief figures in the Western league.
IsbeH himself maintained for a long
time an alliance with the Old Roman.
IsbelI. it is said. wants to devote all
his time to the management and owner
ship of the former Wichita club. now
transferred to Colorado Springs.
Walsh probably would be popular in
Des Noines. He was a great pitcher.
often a visitor to Des Moines with the
White Sox. and often raised there. Prep
arations have been made for some time
to land Walsh in favorable COM
munity.
The deal also would be considered a
good step for Walsh. The Des Moines
club is one of the few in the ancient
Western league where money has not
oozed out in huge gobs instead of com
ing back the same way Isbeu won
pennant few years ago and he had
following to boast when he did it. He
has developed some good ball players
and has sold them for good prices.
George Afogridge. Paul Nauser and
Lefty Thomas. three pitchers. are all
products of the Des Noines club II
Walsh. with the pitching skin he is
known to possess. could develop a few
OF these. and could keep the popularity
sign working on the turnstiIe as Isbel
did he would be we'll fixed.
Walsh deserves something He was
one Of the grandest pitchers that ever
stepped on Ga slab. 4 finish as the
owner and manager Of a Western league
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
BAT NELSON TO
PULL PATTI AT ST.
LOUIS, MARCH II

Bat Nelson is going to make what
he calls his farewell bout IN Q ton
round clash at catchweiEhts with Pierce
Matthews OF St Louis al the South
Broadway a. G. Of ST. Louis, On St
Patriok's day. He mailed his idea OF
articles of agreement to the club last
night II know / am passe as a lighter"
Sat said "and this VIII probably be my
LAST tight. except in case | get "A chance
nj Freddie Welsh. i should hate 70
tackle some Of the husky young light
weights now in the game. but Ia like 10
end up by beating Welsh. and / know
l could do ill.," Bats father drew "a
check for 800. which Bat exhibited as
forfeit money 10 guarantee his appear
ancc. Incidentally Bat opens at a loop
theater in Chicago tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
WHITING WINS
AND LOSES

WHITING. IND, Feb. 3.-Tha Whit
ing high school first ana second teams
played the first and second teams from
the F'roebel school of Gary at the White
ing high school gym last night It was
win and lose game for both teams.
each winning one and losing the other.
The score for the first game in which
Gary was victorious was 35-9 ana the
score between the second teams in
which Whiting was victorious was 49,.
Gary brought a good crowd of rooters
and the attendance from Whiting was
likewise very good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
WHITING OWLS
ARE DEFEATED
Especial to The TlMEs.)

HUNTINGTON. IND. (via telephone
to Whiting. Feb. 2.-The Whiting Owls
met stonewau resistance tonight at
Huntington. and the Athletics stiH are
indicated on their home floor. Gevirtz
made the high run Of three ringers for
the Owls, while Jacobs and Grow bat
tied with four counters each for Hunt
ington. The Owls were without the as
sistance Of steady old Exton.. who. is on
the shelf with sprained shoulder, and
Kinzel was unable TO leave work. he will
however be with them at Fort Wayne
tonight. which win De hard luck for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03

ALBANY, n. y. Feb There was
no act of criminality committed in con
nection with the boxing bout here Tues
day night in which stephen T. Melon
aid was BILLED by blow under the
heart delivered by William CToddy)
Hicks, Coroner Warren S Hastings de
cided after an inquest late yesterday.
He subsequently discharged Hicks and
six other men. including officers of the
club which staged the bout and seconds
Of the principals. who had been under
bail on charge Of manslaughter i'm the
second degree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
Forms Baseball Team.

The STANDARD Colts, football eleven.
is organizing a baseball team and Will
play its iirst game the first Sunday in
April The team is made UP OF boys
between the ages Of Il and IS and VIII
play all games at Harrison Park. The
Colts would like to schedule games and
can be reached by writing Eddie Chmiel-
ewskL SO Anles avenue or phoning no.
$40,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03

Karl Crandan, who has played
second base for the Indianapolis
American Association team for the
past four seasons. has been sold to
Salt Lake City and viii play next
season in the Pacific Coast league,
Crandall has always been a popular
player in Indianapolis and all around
the Association circuit, He vii! be
missed by the A. A fans next sum
mer.