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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
PRACTICALLY AGREED co. CAN
RUSH TlJBERCOLSIS HOSPITAL

sioners and possibly an election" said
VT Graham. Il have here a new in
depreciation by Judge Ora L. Wilder
nuth OF the council. who holds that
no action is necessary by the elector-
ate. either in the way OF petitions or
elections. except when the county au-
thor!ties are hostile. They are friend
ly.
IT we have a petition that will mean
no hospital until next year. If the
council and commissioners can agree
on the Wildermuth opinion then we
can start at once" said Mr.. Graham"
I4O Must Die. But
At its meeting in Gary the society
members were pleased with the pro-
gress made and the promised cooper
alton of authorities. state Tubercu-
losis society secretaries inform TIE
TINES that within one year 140 Lake
county persons are doomed 10 die Of
tuberculosis whose lives could be
saved were there hospital"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
MAYOR BROWNS
PROCLAMATION

Anrii 9Th Of each year will soon De
National Holiday. one year ago
tho United States Government enter
~ into the great struggle for Uni
,-orsa1 Freedom. Il is fitting ana
proper that all Americans should
a,.er teen I'm mind this milestone IN
our history.
ON April 6. 1918. the great drive
for the sinews Of war viii start ana
every loyal American will subscrlpe
for Government Bonds in this Ihird
Liberty Loan on this day. the ded-
icatory ceremonies arc 70 be held AT
The Hammond West Hammond LIB
ertv Han. presenting this Temple OF
Freedom to the Federal Government
for war purposes.
IT Is. THEREFORE,. PROCLAIM
ED by the Mayor Of the city OF
Hammond. Indiana. that April
1q1S from the hour Of 1900 o'clock
moor. until 400 o'clock P. NJ, Of the
9Th dav Of April. A. u. 1918. he. and
t.a same u.s. hereby declared a holi-
dav and that all business places.
factories and institutions, of the said
citv of Hammond, shall be closed
and that all Of the citizens Of the
city of Hammond. shall participate
in the Liberty Loan Parade and the
other ceremonies of the day and that
every residence and business place
in the city of Hammond, shall dis
play the National colors.
Done at the Mayors office, city
HAIL Hammond. Indiana, this 3rd
dav Of April. \. D. 1915.
DANIEL BROWN,
,..oe+ Mayor.
WILLIAM c. ROSE. Clerk. D. D.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
ZRAAEE~-~sANEklz zz4.-Hiuden purg's roll
licking battle-gled soldiers no longer
are rolIfcEfng ants no longer are glad.
They commenced the battle with
spirits higher even than before the
Marne. Disil1usionment was driven
home in part the hrst day. Later the
truth dawned upon Germany that the
roads to Paris and Amiens are not rose
bordered.
Hindenburg's hosts have been bufeted
and hammered. Lack OF success, ez-
posure and heavy casualties, have broK-
en- down their artificial wax spirit Daz-
ed and shattered divtsions-greater in
numbers than first suspected have been
dragged from the line and new ones call
ed in. Rinderburg has been forced to
remake his plans. Meantime Foch and
Haig are in accord and Pershing is
standing back ready to take no small
part in the scrap where the war gods
will.
Thus the Kaiser's next try viii be
greater gamble than the first.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
CRITICIZE
FOREIGN PRESS

fBY T-NITED T'UEss-
WASHINGTON APRIL 5.-Criticism
Of the government for dealing too light
II with alien enemies. the foreign
language press and German propaganda
lists. was voiced freely by governor Of
states and chairmen of the state coun-
ellis Of defense at a meeting of the ma
tional council Of defense in Secretary
Daniels office today. Immediate action
and drastic measures was demanded
4 committee was named to urge laws
which are being drafted or are pending
in congress containing severe penalties
for persons in this country who aid or
give comfort 10 the enemy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
ll-v1rE5 DuEss CA8LEeRAM.1

ft-NfTED PRESS CARLEGRAM1
PARIS, April 5.-A German at
tack on French positions southeast
of Amiens with 10000 men, near
ly half of which were fresh troops.
was wholly frustrated, the French
war office reported today. The as
sault had for its objective the cap
ture OF an important railway.
Enemy losses were described as
"cruel."
French forces drove the Ger
mans back in the neighborhood Of
Moreuil and recaptured several i'm
portant positions to the south, the
French reported. >
we advanced to the west side or
Castel 1.-TWO miles northwest Of AIoreuiD
and drove the enemy bac-." the repor'
stated. "By counter attack south
west of Grivesnes We occupied Afghan
(two and one half miles northwest q
Montdidier) we captured most OF
Fkinette wood and extended our posi-
tions northward of Montrenand."
Thursday night German attacks viii
Is divisions of which seven We're fresh
failed to reach their objective which Wa
the railway from Amiens TO Clearmont.'
the statement said. I'VE maintained oui
line as a whole. The casualties of th,
enemy were cruel"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
PRO-GERMAN FIRED;
SHOOTS SELF DEAD

VIRGINIA. III. April 5.-Herman
Kramer. 40 years old and pro-German.
who refused as custodian of Cass Co
courthouse to raise the flag on the
building and was discharged, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself through
the head.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Interpretation Asked Today
on Legal Procedure.

The Lake county council OF defense
today was to be asked to consider a
legal Interpretation procured by the
Anti-Tuberculosis society, which if
agreed upon by the county authorities.
Will mean the construction this year
of tuberculosis sanitarium.
II is war measure. the building of
the proposed hospital one urged by the
government. and the county council.
and county commissioners are friendly
to the project. Secretary Herbert Gra-
ham announced today
TnLcs Up Legal End.
Judge John Z. Peterson. president
Of the defense council, holds that the
law requires a petition to the commits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05

This is the organization which is to
sell Liberty Bonds tomorrow ana it is
SOME organization.
Sales Organization Force at Liberty Hall
FOR Third Liberty Loan
Sales Manager-WiIliam J. Hastings
Assistant Managers-Harry ". John
son. ". C. Belman. William Crawford,
Albert J. Swanson.
Flying Squad.
William Crawford. Carl kaufman.
Charles Albert Smith, James Arstrong.
Willis W. Ford. Henry 7. Downey Wal
liam Rose. Walter Beilefelt. W w
Thomas. Jacob BrueseH L. c. Minas. Ed
ward Guycr.
booth raissmeu.
Frank Hammond, ca irman: n n.
Towle. assistant chairman; Paul Fedaer'
Howard Geseheldler. Louis J. Eder' n -
paissfr Adam Ebert. Jr. Arthur Ebert
r.. l.. WE'LL William Rippe, NlA Ma
shine Arthur Linneseman. Theodore
Moor Arthur u. Baker. John Hoess, Har-
vev Gostlsn. Edward Eggerbrecht' \
Norko. ]. c. Graves. George rawlings
James Carroll. n. p Ludwig. Melvin
Ntonuett. William Mayer. Paul Parker
Outside Statesmen.
- {. Bonham. chairman: George \
Dobhins. Frank O'Rourke. Hollis {
Hunter George 9 Clemens
Section Statesmen n Liberty Han.
Thomas IIarle. Dan Waggoner. y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
CROWN POINT
PUTS UP CLOCK
ESPECIAL To TIE TINES ]

GROWN POINT. Ind. April 8
Crown Point has instituted novel
way Of advertising the Liberty Loan.
Manager Dan Hess Of the Electric Co.
has designed large clock which will
be placed on the huge bulletin board
erected on the public square. The clock
will be twenty feet in diameter and
will have dial and hands operated by
electricity which viii indicate the
amount collected each hour and day
for the third Liberty Loan drive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
1ST PHASE
NEW PUSH
On TODAY
Kaiser's Buffeted Troops Held
by Doughty Allies With
Small Cams
IBULLETTN
TN DRESe CABL E0sRAAI.

n NfTED IREss CABLE8HA4II
LONDON, April British forces
were pressed back to positions east OF
villers-Bretoneux (eight miles east OF
Amiens) in heavy hghting yesterday
afternoon and evening, Field Marshal
Haig reported today. The British are
maintaining their positions.
between the Luce and the somme
there was heavy fighting yesterday aft
ernoon and late in the evening" the
statement said. strong enemy forces
in repeated assaults were beaten on
we were pressed back to positions east
of vflers-Bretoneuz which we are not
maintaining"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
To G. A. E

Red Cross marching orders
All those intending TO march " In
tho Red Cross in the parade should as
sonbIe. on Williams street OF twelve
thirty.
There will be banners 70 designate
.1,a various croups LOOKeFOR YOUR
BANNER AND FALL IN WITH YOUR
GR0TPi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
WHAT OF AUSTRIA?
TINTED PRESS CAaLEGRA1s.J

rUx1rED PRESS CARLEGRAM.1
ZURICH April 5.--Members Of the
Austrian parliament believe communi-
cations have been opened between the
foreign office and President Wilson
and have proceeded further than For
osrn Minister Czernin's statement in
dlcates. according to newspaper dis
patches received tods
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
FEARFUL
LOSSES ARE
SUSTAINED
German Casualties at Hands OF
Both British and French
Are Tremendous.
GBULLETIN.l

7 = BI.E.fTItAlf
AMSTERDAM, April 5.-Tne German
Dutch front here viii be closed for
week, according to announcement today.
(Swiss dispatches announced yester-
day the German-swiss frontier would be
closed beginning today)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Liberty PRAYER Meeting.

There viii be a liberty PRAYER serV-
ica st the Congregation Kneseth Israel
aoo rr4iapa avenue. Hammond Ind. on
r,i1av. April 5th. 1918. at 7:3o p. m
r,ervbody is invited to come and join
4, nraver for our eountry's soldiers and
sailors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
LBULLETIN ]

HUSTLED PRESS CABLEGRAM.J
LONDON, April 5.-Acttve artillery
lighting was reported on the northern
end of the battlefront by Field Marshal
Haig.
North of the Somme In the neighbor-
hood of Bucquoy and in the soarpe val
Iep the enemy's artillery was active"
the statement said.
"our artillery engaged hostile concen-
trations in the neighborhood of Albert"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
NOTICE.

If the G. A r members, their wives.
soldiers widows and the members Of
the Ladies' Relief Corps who are unable
70 walk in the Liberty parade on Sat
uraay the 9Th Of April. 1918. will phone
number 672 and leave their names and
addresses. machines VIII be provided
for their conveyance. i.2.4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
REPORTS WERE
PREMATURE
ESPECIAL To THE T1MEs.I

WHITING. IND. April 5.-Storles
have been freely circulated in neighbor-
ing cities that Whiting has already sub
scribed her quota Of s29o.O00.o0 to the
rhird Liberty Loan but the reports We're
wrong.
Whiting is preparing TO raise her
quota in a hurry after the sale starts
and will Undoubtedly be the first city
10 20 over the top but n has not been
done yet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
NOTICE.

A patriotic prayer service viii be held
this eve 1890 by Congresation Beth-Al
o55 Sibley St. Members of the Temple
are earnestly urged TO attend
10 REV. DIR. b. II. ROSENGARD-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Liberty Hall
Notices
NOTICE

Tho members of the United Spanish
American War Veterans and all who
served the Spanish-American War are
requested to form in line on State Line
ana Condit St. Saturday. 1880. 70 par
ticinate in parade. BY order Of com
mittee-
H Z. GRANGER.
4-5- CARL VERNIETTE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Notice TO d. of l..

Daughters of Liberty Of /. Q. O. T.
Hall at 1880 Saturday TO take part III
Liberty Loan parade.
4-5- MRS. EVERETT MERRILL
Counselor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Attention KNIGHTS Pyhtias.

All members Of Hammond Lodge NO
e1o X. of p. are requested to meet al
the lodge rooms at IL moan Saturday.
april 9th. TO participate in the Liberty
Day demonstration.
- FRANK CURzON. c. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
NOTICE.

All BARRIERS are requested to meet o.
Carroll and state Line SITS. at 1880 p. m
Saturday to take part in Liberty parade
shops will close from p M TO p IN
a. AL ANDES, Secy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05

m. tomorrow where autos viii be pro-
vided for all.
All members of the G \ R. relief
corps and parents Of men now in mill
tary service who are unable to walk
are requested to phone 672 and ma
chimes will call at their homes for
them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
HOLD WOMAN ON
BIGAMY CHARGE

veta Casor. e116 Massa chusetts st.
Gary. IS under arrest on a bigamy
charge and is held for the st. Paul.
Minn. police. Mrs. Casor was taken
into custody BY sergt. Linn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05

Chief Grants fremen today decora
ed Broadway with flags and huntinz
for tomorrow's Liberty Loan openi.s
celebration in Gary. The evening pa
rade viii be the big event Of the 6av.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Tomorrow.

sunrise-Flag raising. ringing Of Liber-
ty Bell and opening Of Bond Sale at
Liberty Hall
Decorating of city homes
and business houses. Reception Of
speakers-Governor James 2. Good
rich. President Bryan. Indiana Uni
versIy: Honorable Clarence Darrow'
Chicago. Honorable NJ Foley, Indi-
anapoIis. member state Council of
Defense.
ZOO r M.-Parade Of patriots under the
auspices Of the American Alliance.
Directors: D. L. Boone, President of
tbs. Alliance: Sergeant w. S. Nelch,
Chief OF Police Pete Austgen. Cap
tain OF Police George Hanlon-
200 p. M-Assembling in Liberty Hall
Music bv band of Hammond FEEDER
alton of Musicians. Invocation, Rev
r It. seroczynsli. star Spangled
Banner" by all Introduction Of
Liberty Hall workers by DR.. IL. 4.
Sharrer. city chairman Third Liber-
~ Loan. Addresses: Governor
Goodrich, President Bryan and Hon
orabIe Clarence Darrow-
7.3o T. M.-Band music and chorus. In
vocation by DR. Thomas J. Bassett
500 p. M.-Address by Honorable NJ
Foley.
Sunday. April 7th-Poush Day.
Dr. r. o. Ostrowski. General Director
l:20 r. M-Paradc Of Polish-speaSing
patriots. congregations of St Cast
mfrs. st. Mary's Of Hammond. and
st. Andrews of West Hammond, CO
onerattnE. Route of march: st
Casimir's and St. Andrews meer a
state street and state Line street
march on State Line street to Ham
mond Country Club to meet st
Iary's. on Routh street to Holman
north to Sibley east on Sibley (
Sohl. north on Sohl to state. ant
thence to Holman street and Liber
ty Hall
$50 p. M.-Music. by three bands.
500 p M-Invocation by Rev.
Nowakowski Addresses. in Englisi
by Rev. +. Seroczynski and DR. "
+ IIowat
$50 j. M-Addresses by John SmuIsh
and John Bloch of Chicago Ad
dress on the Third Liberty Loan b
Rev Gadacz. Closing prayer 3
Rev Chylewsii.
Monday, April 8th-School Chhdren'
dedication OF Liberty Hall
Pupils of all public and parochia
schools to participate.
500 7. M-Address by Dr. Henry Co
CuIbertson president Of Empori
college member Of the Nations
rood Commission and the Nations
Speakers Bureau
a,oo p. M.-Meeting for adults. Addres
Continued en- psge two)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Eagles Take Notice.

All members should meet at club
rooms. 1890 p. m. Saturday. to take
part in patriotic parade.
4-5- GEO. {. MAYER. Secy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
BAUMGARTNER
COURT ATTENTION

The C. o. 7. taking part in Liberty
Parade Saturday. meet corner state Line
and Carroll streets al 1910. 4-4--
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Triumph Council No. IL.

To meet at hall, 1890. p. m. Satur-
day. to fall in line for parade 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
To Red Cross.

All members Of the G. \. r. and var
ious relief corps are requested 70 as
seuable at The court house at 1880 p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05

Heatless. rneatless. w1eatlass. light
less days-yes. But no thriftless days.
- a cross Of honor. not an iron cross
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
Hun Hammer Taken.

At the home Of an alien enemy in
one part Of the city the committee de-
fined Americanism and seized a small
banner containing tho kaisors picture
and the motto. Leaders OF the World"
Previously this banner had been re-
ported hanging in the living room. but
last night It was secreted IN a clothes
chest The fact that the householder
had three small American flags in his
house when the committee arrived
pleaded in his behalf lie promised
to return his children to school and
was assured that IF either teachers or
pupils bothered them because they
were born in Germany that the com
mittee would look into It. This Ger
man Is a socialist He said he is
against war and the kaiser 1t was
reported that he had taken his chill
dren from school TO keep them away
| from American institutions. This was
admitted by the children. On ques-
I tioning the children said their Ger
l Cont irTIed On pago I've
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
WAITS
SIGNAL FOR
L|BER \!
Biggest Day In HammOnd'S His
tory Is Arranged and All
Is In Readiness.
Tonight Hammond IS all set for the

Tonight Hammond IS all set for the
So 5o,nrs 1t will eclipse everything
,be city has had or might have
a., the first anniversary Of America :
entrance into the war great portion oi
The population of Hammond and west
hammond viii parade the streets To-
morrow afternoon preceding the dedica-
4ton Of Liberty Hall. the proud structure
consecrated to Liberty
Fair weather is promised and expect
stions are high. Mayor Brown touaS
proclaimed a holiday between the hours
~ 10 and 2. m. for all places Of bust
ness and the entire afternoon for the
f.c+o~ies stores. offices and theatres
are 70 be closed from noon until
o'clock
There Will be bands galore during the
rarade and a male chorus at the hall
The afternoon service IS 10 open with
the presentation Of the key to the Tenn
ple 10 the Council of Defense. while In
urn each workman who worked on the
hall will be given certiflcate o. ap-
preciation for his services.
4 platform is being erected on Rim
bach. avenue to take care of the overflow
from the Temple While Clarence Oar
row is talking at Liberty hall. President
BRYAN Of Indiana University will deliver
an address in the open air
in the evening at the-IenPle a. +
Foley. chairman Of the State Council
of Defense. IS to speak.
The souvenir programs VIII be OF
sale tomorrow morning. They are very
elaborate affairs and every family in th'
city should have one. The sale is limit
cd and the demand for them will be tire
mendous.
The programs contain the names Of al
who donated money or labor to the build
ing as well as the program for the wee
and q history Of Hammond's patriot
activities during the first year Of III
war. This interesting account was writ
ten by NJ. P. Ludwig who superintende'
the getting out Of the the souvenir pro
gram. The souvenir contains informa
tion that . will be well for every per
son in the city TO have.
The official program for the dedica
ton or Liberty Hall and the Libert
Loan drive meetings at the hall ha
been announced as follows with tn
omission Of one detail which is to be
surprise:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
KA|SER'S
PICTURES
SEIZED
Gary Vigilantes Make Raids
Last Night in Various
Parts of City.

Viguantes OF the Gary Patriotic
League. composed Of prominent men OF
the city. followed East Chicago initia-
tive and last night conducted loyalty
visits. AS a result Of their motor car
excursions pictures of the kaiser were
seized. several persons were warned.
and one alleged outspoken advocate OF
Hun methods was compelled to wreck
his Imitation painting Of the imperial
murderer and then kneel in the street
and pledge loyalty to the American
flag
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-05
THESE ARE THE PEOPLE
WHO WILL SELL EN-

W. Freeman, Mrs w. D. Patton
Frank r. Martin. ]. s. Blackburn
Henry Gabler Mrs. 0. c. E Mat
thies.
II. A. I.amprel1. Mrs. Conroy.
D. Z. Spear. Mrs, Hannauer.
. E. J. SteeIman, Miss Florence Love-
ridge.
II. A Mcconnell. Rodney .Thiel
Z Or. w D Howatt.
Richard Nellie. Ralph Pierce.
. Fred Crumpacker.
10 Jesse Z. Wilson, Paul Morehead,
Mrs. Nelch.
II David T. Emery. Henry L. Ambree-
Il Roscoe L. Woods. w. a. Hill.
I3 Harry Morgenau.
Ralph tsfoi ,rs NJ p. J. Bick.=Afrs- Z n
Is A. TIessTer
16 Daniel J. Moran.
Il Lawrence Hargis, William Moore.
IS Ralph Tennant, Miss Mary Ruschili
10 Charles NJ. Hick.
20 Fred II. Mott.
21 Arthur Weiss.
% Frank Wachewicz. John Schwab.
2s William OBrien. Herman Harjes.
~ Max Klein.
a5 John + Beclzman. August Schneider
% A. J. Deaver.
p n O. Mitchell. Paul Muschelewicz.
IS Fred Friedley.
% George Knoorzer. Edward Dibos.
80 Paul 3. Lipinski. Mrs T. Jarvis.
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Continued on page hve.)
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Delivered by TINES carriers, SOC Ter
month; on streets and al newsstazds, %
per copy; back numbers &c per copy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-11

Johnny Tillman and the stuff was off.
He'll have to get busy. along some
other lines if he hopes to regain favor.
Cline never had been considered
Harry Pollok annexed him to a con-
tract. The association with Pollok
was the thing that got him publicity
and started him toward some good
matches. The little lightweight also
got the benefit of some high class
coaching
Pollok drew off the match with
Leonard and. luckily Cline landed a
solid right hand smash on the cham
pion's chin early in the bout. 1t
seemed likely long bout would be
arranged for him, but, as noted, he
took on Tillman.
Not a Rangy Fighter.
Tillman is a tall rangy scrapper,
fast with both hands. He demonstrate
ed that any fast, careful boxer can
beat Cline, simply because the latter
isn't able to fight at long range. Leon
ara, the chances are, would have no
difficulty in putting Cline down for
the count in longer bout. The Phil
adelphia affair was over the six
round route.
AS a matter of fact, there are very,
very few lightweights with the class
that really entities them to a chance
at Leonard. OF the few Joe yelling is
it is hardly proba BILE he could fight,
for he is in the naval reserve. Johnny
Dundee is another of the few but it
seems to be practically a cinch that
he will not be given a crack
Leonard's Rivals Few
Willie Jackson was an overnight
sensation. His knockout of Johnny
Dundee in Philadelphia gained him a
lot of publicity, started him on the
road to fame but really didn't amount
to much. Jackson has hardly done
anything since that time that would
give him any credit.
frankie Callahan has been pleading
for just one more chance at the cham
pion, and the chances are he will get
it Callahan met Leonard just before
the latter became champion and put
up rafting good fight. He was beat
en-, but fighting strong at the end of
the bout Leonard would have trou-
BILE with Callahan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-11
Jewelry
Il. price

All our solid gold. Sterling silver.
genuine cameo and real stone Jew
elry will be on sale Saturday at ex-
actly u price:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-11

Lunch and Dine in the
Tea Room-5th floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-11

dClIy Y pFICt.
$500 JcweIry ~ $500 p
500 Jeweiry 49,. 100
1000 Jcwelry 49,. 800
1900 Jewclry ... 900
1900 Jcwelry ...... $50
$500 Jewelry 1850
There are Brooches. La Vallieres.
Bracelets. Bockets, Scarf Pins.
Rings, and the like-all ~
at exactly Observation-Disclosures ~
Jewelry-Main Floor.