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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
YANKS AND PO|LUS HARASS HUNS IN
VICIOUS RAIDS BY DAY AND N|GHT
Chicago Officials
Are Rounding
Up the Slackers

Chicago. Jsiy ts.--of the five
thousand yevns r,er rounded up
IN yesserssy's ssaeksr raid, about
500 were still held today fer fss.
sher snsestspstien
The municipal ard ether lock
.us< we're Inadequate te the task
Imposed upor them snd tire build
ING es she state council 81 de-
sense and the headquarters of
nsraeer ~ craft boards were con.
~esed lrso Temporary prasens
Win few exceptions. those vino
do net have their classification
cards with them. took their de-
sentier peoc hsmereoly while
waiting sor the erccenslals 70 ar.
rive. onis one serious incident
was reported. II Was tire shoot.
ing BY = government agent Of
ftelea 0vstxssor. Ne attempted
20 escape from the officers VINO
wished 70 examine hss New York
registration caro- more closely.
.f-e 10 In serious condition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
s[RGEAMT's TALE Of
ATROCITIES IS DENIED
General Pershins Says Not Pound
ed on Pact and Orders
Soldier Returned.

wsshinsion. July ~ stsismeni .
q osrmsn crusifies attributed bt :
- Louis newspaper 70 sn unnsmsd
Sergeant Of the American expedition.
efy forces cent 70 the unlis4 states
3" assist IN ne laird Liberty loan sfs
1enied ~ General Pershlnx In .
esbleEFsn made sabiie to-day ~ ne
War Department General rsr.hlnr
recommended that N fhe s=f~ssni
80 aaofsd correctly hs bs fsturned
Immediately 20 France for active
fafy.
The rtsf~menis aifribates 20 the
Sergeant ~srs quoted IN General Per-
shinx's czbierrAm a. folIo.s
The Germans give poisoned candy
70 The ehiIarea 70 eat and hsna sres-
sdes for them 70 play Win The,
show siss ~ TIE ehiIHs dyias with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
GUTHRIE WILL CELEBRATE
FRENCH NATIONAL DAY

Guthrie people will celebdate Bas-
tile Day.
The isgh 0t Jaly is 70 France what
our 9Th of Jaly "a 10 as. ami IL cele-
hTased BY them a. their national day
or liberty. the down fan OF the Bssliis
a famous prison made deses1ahlc az
a qlsce for confinement and punish.
trent OF political prisoners. It was
storme4 and demolished BY the French
Reyolationisis July ltth. 1sSe. max
ing the begtnnlne Of the end of royal
y in France Maas cities in America
viii this year join La Belle France
IA IT, observance. including the Amer.
.can Army in France. by order Of Gen.
rershipg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
Junction Or ALLIES IMPENOINC
BY SEA AND LAND ALONG ADR|AT|C
Salpdiion Arn,p Girls
Make KIP" Soft
Snap for Officers

win the Ameetssn Aersy ~
FrAese Jsiy ls.~-sshsr rev sss
~kr." 10 shsAFmy. ysv'rs ssaAsly
sore. ~. p.~ mssss essenss pol
iss.~ and eesedy l'sss the Iss,
tss = penalty s.ssrs In ore elses,
There ~. - 10 an henoF, ard
even essissss vie ssv a.
IN a certain sslvAslen Arwg
hat. *. r~ means 20. s4a %
eus IN the klsehss ssa n.lp sAs
sless clean eess ard seok, rns
usess hess lrslssa private. 10 d
sns WORK. tAs efnesss ,hsrs ~.
send the ps,sasss 90 detail else.
~hsre. ard iassssshly shsss ere
eemrssssiened ~, Pc" in thls
kIseher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
EICHrEEN STEEL SHIPS
FOR LABOR DAY

san FraAcisco. Juiy " -BAgrteea
large stse. ships att Je Il ,sched
here on Labor dsy, .S-pt@mbe~ 2. n
rlana made at conference today be-
tween Charles N Schwsb. director
general of the emergency fleet cor
porsfiou. aid officers OF labor organ
izztious are realized Approximately
20 lefs tons Of shipping would be ad
6ed to the United stztec marine By
the I<ol-cied isunchngs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

plan Il under consideration By
the Oklahoma state council ~ de-
Tense To make permanent rec lri ~
each seliool district IN the state ~ the
performance and careers ~ every
soldier hoy who answers the eall %
the flag rhln viii d'ubsi,4 take
The form OF an hoa.w ioll whlsh ~ill
riain the nam" 81 The soldier. fhs
name of neat ~ tln tho date eh
which he iolncd the service. his com.
promotions. medals and whether
wounded or Killed In action. and
when mustered ous
THIS. y v planned. will be carried
io posisFliy on q poster which wlil
bo provided io an district counclia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
LOGAN WILL SEND 50
NEGRO SELECTS JULY II
Local CoIored Men and Women
P,.n REFUSING end-off to Boys
1000 Prom State Dur
ing Month.

Fron the follo<inx list Of cosorsi
rsn sili be seiacfed = 20 be rent
. Camp Do1ss 81 Des Nolnes. l.
and tao % be seat 20 Camp shs--
man chnlsoohe. Ohio They all
beesiies 70 appear ., the ioczl sell
ccsion board offices a. SO . "a
Jsiy 11fh ard slil leave o. q special
train q s-es , n On that date
The oosored people Of the cosn'y are
rninF % give ts- selects = rsoepiion.
the erenirs q s.lg Issk. e. the Ia
bor Temple On the corner os Hsr-
rfson and s>oond There v5fi Be
. szslnE dancing and refreshmenfs
This f the f'r1f tine local ooIort1
r<opi- have erse-zfred tke sei><<s
There vii - fs>cs ooiore< uen ruov-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

Germany stM hesiiases TO chsi-
lsnge te allies TO heavy fiFhtine by q
ressmg,ion OF offensive movements
Initiative in local engagements and
r@iding operations IL in the hands Of
the silied troops and they continue
20 hzrass ths enemy At many points
bss-een ypress and RHEIMS
: british troops on several sectors
have rasded the German lines on the
flanders and Picardy batiisfeids. the
Ausfrzliars In. one slsce bringing
bach ~ pfiso1ers. Between the
A1sne and the Marne. French patrols
hsve penetrated the cnemy POSITIONS
Gear Bsssaires. south of Corey. the
scere Of the latest Frcrch gain. shch
the Germans have made no attempts
. cispute On The Nzrne iron;
American t-oc1s have routed . Ger
nan patrol which attempted = -aid
CT this front. - wes a. on mos; 81
the British sron, from Ypres q the
scune. the westher has been rainy
end stormy.
Air pistoons k1ve suffered from the
rnfzrorzbie sfmos7here condition
s-d srrlilfry activity has died Berlin
Gains that five sirpisnes out o. Al
American squadron Of slx ~hica at
tfasrfea 10 rs1 cobienE. feii into Ger
ran hands. the cre<E being made
Srison~r TIER ls no confirmation
os this rspo-s from any sosrce Brit
ish sirmen have 6rDpped bombs or
Cffenb1rx. a nxnufsrtsrinx tovn
so1th~est a Earis-uhe. Germany
Anericzn syizfors CT tbe Toui sector
have sooo1.ted for tro enemy ma
rtlres
Assfri.r forces IL Eastern Albania
ccntinns % retire before the pressure
- the sdszrcinr Frznoo- Italian de-
t.chne.fs In ~ Tonors1s valley
TIE srerr = reeinx norfh~zre before
tk. pressure Of thezsssncfnx Frznoo-
rizliz1 ds,achnc1.s- In the Touories
valley the enemy n feeInx no--h-
ys-1 b<.ore The Preach. sho hzre
rescb~f the valley from the east ard
scc1pie1 several VILLAGES rfsiian
oops Q, the VEL Save oceuplei the
cDmnzn1snx pe>s 81 Cinnzka. rap
s,-lnx - p-izon<rr. Thls height
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

MORE SUGAR SOON
SAYS FOOD HEAD

Washing on July ~ Prices of "a.
Far 90 the consumer will b. equali1ed
aud tho distribution better despite q
threatened shortage. Food Admins d.
iraiion officials predicted today. b.
the operations Of tho sugar oquail1a-
tion board. crcafed by President VII.
son upon recommendation ~ Admin.
istraior Hoover The new orranlsa
ton Is also cspectod 10 facilitate lolni
dealing with tho allies In foreign su.
gar and All in adjustments OF differ.
entails IN overseas freight mates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

Shreveport. Ia. July 1.-Two of tha
five soldiers injured last night whea
= troop train moving raat vas dltchsd
on che NicksburF Shreveport a Pa.
cifis railway near wadley. seventeen
miles from Shreveport. wero reported
this morning - the sanuarlum 10
which they wcf~ tahsn 90 BE- IN a
serious condition They are
Corporal r y Houston % Caldwell.
Ton. and Private Jos Allan % Taium.
fesaa
Surgeons say they are badly hnt
Internally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
Wilson Will Veto the Twenty
Million Dollar Agricultural Bill

W2khlnKton. Jsis 1z--nemb.rH -
cobsress we're Informed today that
PresI6enf wIs1on hss berun drs.tlns
. message % ceaxren1. Fefoing the
s5sDssfso sericultnre bill because of
the smsndm~1f Frovis.ng for lnc-sss-
az % szss pr busssl. the govern
rssnf's minimum gsrzntse Cor pssst
ktboszh an stisnpt NAY b made by
nemb<rz from wheat producing s.z.es
q osride the veto. a is generally be-
fevec the blll sili b< rs-enscte1 rith
ire rhe4t amendment eliminates.
peEsIoeNT SIGNS 4 o:lL
Ws<binsion. -J1,y -3-Pres.dens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

lsen's islY ls rhn Allied efgeaslvs
~ AlbsHia i eaulInaiaa Na~ 9spz
seaa has hssa nade alaax tho ~sas
y 'ax ua sha AaFlalis Coast. sis laaa
Festss hsinA A.Aialsd materially Nv
tFlllsA snonispfa
IsalIan eavaIFY ilsaksa lha Aalss.
aatFs NidMe. anssh AZ the lawwf ves
era. h~isssu tbs western slapss ~
re vldss and he AarIasgs. ana swtt.
10 sfuuha Toto the Austrian eesF aes.
ifoSsd bridges sssr the aumgni Hiysr
~ she north
Tha Italian lnfaatFY eaptafsa iha
snwa ps Firel sna haoA inapaesanE
heights More than tyo pslaaaefA
wes" lsksA n the savsaes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
BERLIN CLAIMS TO HAVE
! CAPTURED s ] S PLANES
NO CONFIRMATION FROM
PERsHING, HOWEVER; Boil.
sHEvIKI REPORT VICTOR.
les OVER czEcHo TROOPS
IN EASTERN RUSSIA.


paria July tA--vhe Village os
lcropons on tire suvseres river. cas-,
ef viliers cosseress, has been espsarec
ey French. says the al state
rseoas fror, tire var office ,oesy.
The French also continued their
progress north of chsvisny farm ara
east Of FaserolIss, Jssase farm.
rc~shesss of Fsserolles. also ~ss oe
elpiec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
PRESENT CONGRESSIONAL
SESSION c0OD TO STATE
Benefits Accrue 10 Millions Of
Dollars BY Legislation Acts,
Indian Money 20 Stay
Home.

Oklahoma cry. July ig-ln letter
received by u a MclAsh, member %
the state hoard of agriculture. frosa
Congressman u Carter the latter
has briefly summarized the shlnas
congress has done Tor Oklahoma dur
lng the present session a. stated
by Congressman Carter they are
Distribution az tribal funds agrre-
eating ss.oooooo. Of which $500 cao
viii be paid 5000 per capita TO choc-
ta~s and chickakaws
Schools Are Aided.
Two hundred nifty thousand dollars
appropriated in support of rural
schools
Jurisdiction transferred from Wash
lneton to Muskogee Indian bureau for
settlement and approval Of al nnd's-
puscd claims and agricultural and Goa
leases
Amendment requiring hank de-
posiis of Oklahoma Indian funds 90
be made In state OF Oklahoma only /
which vii bring the state seversi
million dollars
Special provision for a compeiency
commission in Oklahoma which Nil
probably be retained until every com
petent Indian is PLACED on nis own
responsibility and turncd loose from
he Indian bureau
Provision confining duties of pro-
baie attorneys to restricted Indians
'rig
Game Preserve Provided
Twelve thousand a,re~ ~ and in
X <ia'nfsi mountains set aside Tor
ale 20 state - garnr pr~Nc-ve
i'aHssi ,.c, Tor determination o.
,esrship and partition for members u
'rvo Civilized Tribes
Ac; for sale y scfrcrafcd coal sai
sphalt deposits y last legiilafisel
'iep necessary for compict- settle.
nen, of tribal affair Lard AMY be
old early this fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
BRITISH HAVE TWO
MILLION MEN ON FRONT

Paris Jsiy i2--rhe sri,ish fight.
ins forces IN france nov aggregate
two million nsr. says shs rssss cor
rssponsens on she orisiss srers. rhls
equals tne number on ths front IN
1917
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
GERMANS GIVE UP
CAPTURE or AMlEss

psris- Jsly '2.--Gerrnsr sors and
tsr,eine sirplsnes have rot hsrssse1
~ eisy % Arss~s. s~< os ne sbjes-
tiv~s N she German drive os March
~ siree Jgne IS. Previous TO ths, and
during tns sishsins sions the somme.
the bcr,eardvne-s % the city ras
keen % heavy that the civilian popu.
ission hsd beer removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

PhAlsdelphis. July la Woman
and man were killed and four other
employees. three OF them girls. we're
seriously injured al the Frangford
arsenal TO-DAY when a detonaslon fuse
ca ploscd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
stnp CONCERT ronlonr

There wili be band concert to-
nlFht Al Federal Park. the weather
permitting Prot. Ryan wiii direct and
the program will consist of patriotic
ares Everybody Il invited uususl
hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
CoMPULsARY ARBITRATION

Rio Janelro July i2-.The oomoul.
aory arbitration treaty between IRA.
al and Peru has ben approsed ~ the
brazilian congress II will become
effective without delay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE
OVER WOOL BUSINESS

Washington. July i2-To insure it,
complete control over raw ~ool sup
piles. the government is to take over
tfe importation % wool from Argen-
tina. rragnsy and South Africa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

To grove ihey efe not connected
With The unisoss states Navy without
&. aec lheAe Nempn wens Vn IN a
regatta on ghr Csarlss River a. hos.
tsn aud laok first mls. IN rsee
asAsneg several other Cfewe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
KRupp CANDIDATE
SUCCEEDS kuEHlMAN

Geneva. July so-Admiral vou
Hinize the successor Of DR. won
kuehlmAnn. is the Krupp candidate.
according 70 the Gazette OF Lausanne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

the death of ne Insured. ou ths basis
- s,ss ger nsnfh for sseh go ~
inaurssee. from 1ss MONTH, install 5
usnfa
ruesev WILL IN.
vGsrfcArg OUTRAGE
Washington. July iz-Tafkey hae
Informed the United States thfoaxh
fhe Swedish foro.sn offlos that - far
ne true facts a. 20 The reported
ssizurs of the American consulate and
ssekine of an Americas hospital A.
Tsbrir. Persia. By Tsrk.-h soldiers.
have not ben asosrtsines huf that Il
siii - done st ~ earliest possibie
nonent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

Londoa. jaly IA aelanm 10 DER.
man mllisary mAnsasefs ~sh % poll.
teal Developments. bat such sams
% be the esss tniay The rsslsaislon
- Won karhluaa aud tho elevation
q Admiral vea illulss. tbs alsfa
ilhso 20 the Foreign Heefstafrshlp.
"a indicative u shellselr political baf
'ls 10 shleh tbs ,siremlals sainad lhe
dAy
simultaneously eome slgn. Of Ger.
ran activity Ia Ffsnes after a pause
lsssAna taossh ssn ksshimsa
lnede hia famous spe.sh laat a. the
close u the AasiFlsa disaster AMI
~eeA afs~F densfsl Mausin stopped
Tho Gsfman pusa for complses
Count ilertlinx may rollow ysa
kashlman The majority and mln.
orisy socialists ~ha refused recently
20 VOTE rAr credits and tbs Rairhtss
majority hat = year a2o dssldai On
mo'ieraie coafsn now see another
tept aut q Il a iatsf~mt o. the allies
"a hnos whsthsi thsY wiil stand AZ
and fixht ths Pan dennans and mii.
uaffis's llinaenbnrs. Laaeaaofff.
N0a rirplis and eoapsn,
las, wlnlsr tn German mllnsrl.ss
decided apon q tampalsn of slntles.
iion 49, aflsg three months fishflns
Non kashlman branded q . failure
Major dasdhe n the Isfsmsr Iisfxsr
k~sians ~rHinF a. shs close Of tha
spring esnalalsa - spos Or
ne miiiiafisls. ssid
Not 20 tsF have ws obtained AM
iseisise fesaiis. IN such q short per
'oa and under tae prevailing elream-
Stances soeh . thlng eeaid not BE-
~ok-d for W. must nes forget that
~s siiii have opposed 70 - all ths
iofees u France snd knElsnd. In
rsased BY hanefeds u lhoassnd. A.
lfosn msn snt bezroes sad ssp-
'ofied b. ne fsh,inx pe.ef q the
irest Easlish eosgrlsa. bsslfss "a lm-
osinE srny % Americans.
tatlss Army Net Used.
A4ainsi ihe~s oesnsny xss nst
ven sel~ . oppose the Whole TORE
4 II army. fof a the same time ~~
1efs sfili conducting campaigns In
finisnd. on The border sf ne Ukrsins
'nd In crlmsa ~ sefe occupying
tosHsnia sna sspsrflns an army In
'iafsdonia n ss xsreat all namsr~
fslly superior 10 Ftsse~ Il cssla only
. 10 . small sxisnf
Lsdsndorff has ~ssn . greater rea-
on aud desire to sindicsfs mIilisri<m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

~HGlp w.r vre WAR ouv
SAVINGS srAMps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18
CHEVROLET TO START
IN AUTO SWEEPSTAKES

The field Is now filled for the Inter
national sweepstakes 70 be run al the
Chicago Speedway one week from next
Sunday afternoon. July IS. Louis
Chevrolet. speedway champion for 1917
and winner OF the recent Chicago Derby.
was the fifth and last of the worlds
sreatest auto drivers to send in his
entry It was received by Manager
Charles Il Torter last night
Those who will start in the race are
Chevrolet, Arthur Duray. worlds speed
champion With an official record Of 147
miles al hour; Ralph milford twenty
four hour champion and second in the
Chieaeo Derby: Dario Resta. speedway
champion Ter I915-1sI6. and Ralph De
Palma. winner of the Hardness and
Liberty handicaps this year.
When the race was being arranged n
was decided that for the first time in
the history of the sport the drivers
would be asked to race for their own
money The five leading drivers were
invited 10 participate and each was ask
ed TO pay an entrance fee Of $4,000. the
management agreeing to put up enough
10 make the total purse $4,000
Now all Of the drivers have entered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18

got their runs in the first inning when
with two down they got four hits in
succession. The Norwoods run came IN
the fourth when errors by Newman and
Schafer let them score The Triangles
had three or four chances to score but
the opposing pitcher always came back
strong and held them. The Norwoods
never had man past second base ex-
cept when they scored.
Eddie whitmack pitching for the Tri-
angles was invincible as the Norwoods
only got three hits off him. The Tri-
angles collected nine Whitmack got 5
OF them.
The lineup for the Triangles was: ".
Shafer ID: Robinhosse, cg; Hixson. Oh:
Whitmack p; Mulvey. If; Jonas. IF;
Newman. sb: c. She.fer. c; MandeFnach.
S. The TriangIes have an open date
FOR Sunday and would like game
Phone 111s-R between s and p. m. and
ask for Nelson. Score by innings
Triangle A. CO o o 0 o 0 o.
\. A. c -0 o o 0 0 0-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18
FREEDMAN AND HANLON
FIGHT AT RACINE JULY Is
Latter Agrees to Train in
Chicago Ring Next
Week.

The Ions pending match between Sal
Tor Freedman and Jimmy Hanlon. the
Italian lightweight from Denver. has
been closed John Wagner of Racine
clinched the contest yesterday afternoon
after Freedman consented to allow his
rival to weigh in at 135 pounds 1t will
be held July 25.
The Ghetto lightweight had been
holding out for 1873 pounds. but when
ne learned Hanlon was ready to give up
hopes Of a match the sailor accepted.
Despite Hanlons good work in the ring.
Freedman says he viii score knockout.
a clause IN the contract calls for Han
Ion 10 do his training in Chicago all Of
next week. There is chance that Han
lon Will make this city his home and do
most Of his work in the Wisconsin
rings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18
FELsCH TO PLAY
AGAINST JACKIES

GREAT LAKES, ILL. July 1s.-Os-
car Happy" Felsch. recent White Sox
athlete, is expected to be in the outfeld
Of the Beloit Fairies of the Chicago
league here Thursday afternoon when
they engage Chouinard's Great Lakes
Naval Station team. which has landed
its last thirteen games. According to
reports from Beloit. Felsch joined the
team last Monday. and with Pitcher
Bunny Hearne. who jumped the Bos-
ton Braves. will attempt to shetter the
sailors streak. Chouinard expects TO
start Red Faber on the slab.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18

Louis Chevrolet. winner of ,the recent
Chicagoa DerbW will start in the Inter
4 week from Sunday The Frenchn1an
telegraphed' from UnionFown. Pa. yes
terday thatshe would ship racing car i'm
mediately and would ,arrive by Sunday
Il want TO be in the race and fee
that every thing can be heightened out
as soon as [ arrive" he wired. Y want
TO know something about the conditions
before Iiputs up my s2ooOsentry fee"
Ralph De- Palma Dario fResta. Arthur
Duray and fRslph Mulforh have already
entered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18

and the greatest race in history is as
sured. They viii meet within the next
few DAYS and decide the conditions of
the race. whether il will be run in one
long heat or in a series of short sprints
Also they must decide on the division Of
the purse the only condition already
made being that the lowest prize must
not be more than $500. Officials. too
must be selected.
Already the demand for tickets has
broken all records and a monster crowd
IS assured. Ticket reservations can be
made at the Speedway office. 20i Mar
auette building. Chicago The prices
range from 81 to IS for reserved seats
Cten per cent war tax TO be added and
there will be plenty of free parking
space for autos in the infield
Join the War Savers army.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18
LAKE Cd.
GOLFERS To
SEE MATCH

Jock Hutchinson OF Glen View and
Bob Mcdonald Of Indian Hill will meet
Chick Evans and Kenneth y. Edwards.
the Midlothian champion IN a Red Cross
match al the Hazelden Golf club. Brook.
Ind this afternoon. George AIDE. ON
whose farm the golf course IS located.
has made preparations 70 eRtertaia
number OF visitors. number Of Lake
county golfers from Hammond and
Crown Point Will attend
Hutchinson and Macdonald will leave
early this morning. making the trip by
motor with I'd Moore. the Edgewater
champion. Several motor parties went
from Chicago and a number Of local
fans viii so by train TO AIDE. on the New
York Central line and then motor over
to Brook.
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E. CHICAGO DEFEATS
THE ROYAL A. G.,

East Chicago Tigers had no trouble
beating the Royal a. c. at Gravers
grounds Sunday. July a. 1918. Coblus
pitched a fine game. He held them till
the eighth inning. They scored one bv
the catcher missing the bail We would
like to arrange games with any fast
team in Lake county. Call Steve Loda.
1924 Northcote. East Chicago. phone
1861. between and O'Clock
The Tigers lineup-Curly Outcome.
Zurat Ed SCOT Siggy. spinneo. Snap
shot. Loda.
Be a War Saver.
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DEMPSEY AND
FULTON FIGHT AT
HARRISON, N. j.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-At a meeting
held yesterday between the manag gers Of
Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey il was
definitely decided that the bout between
the two heavyweights will take place on
July % at the old Federal League bait
park at Harrison. n J.
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FANNY DURACK
MAKES

Miss Fanny Durack. woman swim
ming champion. is striking girl in
many ways, according TO Pacific coast
descriptions of the fair Australian mer-
maid. She is just above the ordinary
height. with auburn hair and a pleasant
pair Of eyes Her sister. Mary Durack
is with her visit to this country. and
also Miss Nina Wylie holder of the
worlds breast stroke record
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tank game. He reported at Fort
Slocum recently to be inoculated
and then went TO the tank training
camp at Gettysburg, Pa. This is
his second time in service. He en-
listed with the u. S. volunteers st
nineteen and served as g corporal
in the Spanish-American war. He
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

1NEAN4 VI ? A@Ib tA4E1f
Chicago. ?; Philadelphia. j.
St Louis. 4 Boston, 3.
Cincinnati. 2; New York. /
New York. / Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh, s. Brooklyn.
Games To-day.
Brooklyn at Chicag 90.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.