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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
TIME TO ACT AS TO MENICO

completely OF the CaTanza government IN various
raids upon years. must be given
ned regard Mexican border as the WORK
Of bandit of Mexico could not control
American towns
excused
he Mexicon they helpless to improve the
The evidence Investigating Committee tends sho"
that the Caranza itself to stamp out the
ro II this confirmed the seepecr OF the American
reope will demand prompt vigorous action
helpless that
NOT maintain order We tolerate govern
mon, that deliberately awle elements its people make
murder American ci
zens
soror rsrranza has about reached end o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
SOCIAL CONSCIENCE OUR SAFEGUARD
Economic Patent Medicines Fruitful of Misery Europe
Not So Potent Here.
By HERBERT HOOVER

THAT within our abilities constant &C
counting should he taken Of tn" tahGi-
bic results OF these forces abroad, II inc
development Of our liberal institutions
and progress Of orderly govcrnmcnt IS
to be maintained and revolution Arn!d'd.
Tho Cataclysm Of social chang" in fu-
ropclS is the result Of the long rumuIa
ton Of social a. we'll rs ruliura
wrongs. L Is no sudden alteF-thouE"t
OF war.
These forces were projected into act
ual realization by the collapS" OF the
war. the breakdown in IN" political n
situations that has preceded II, ana the
misery that has flowed from II.
Our soil IS not so fertile as tNat OF
Europe - many Of th"S" CROWNS, DO
cause We haN" larger S""ia! CON
science We have not tn" vivid class
and rronoui' distinctions of Europe, nor
have We the depth "f misery out "i
which th"S" matters can rr!Stal!iZc.
Nevertheless. in th"S" days q! mt
mate communication s"Cia! forces ar"
rapid IN their penetration and social DIS
eases are quick IN universal infections
The trncra revolution of Europe OF
the last century, starting with tn.
French Revolution. pruf"Undly changed
III" Who'll" social order Of III" world, ann
while In that revolution IN" Spirltud !
!mpalSc WAS tn" demand for political
liberty. there was also u great economic
impulse.
That economic impulse was primarily
the division Of the land. and one OF tho
fruits Of that revolution was the better
distribution Of wealth amongst the aGri-
cultural population. Sine" that time an
enormous expansion Of mechanical indus
trialiSm has hcCn SUpcrlmpUs"d upon
all agricultural states. with large m
rrcaS, in urban populations.
The economic impuiS" Of IN" r"N"Iu-
ton to-day is tho demand for a better
division OF tho wealth from this indus.
trialiSm. and this time tho agitation
arises mainly from tho urban popula-
tionS.
Europe hay" long been cropping for the
method Of nearer equality Of opportunity
and better distribution III" results ~
industrial production. These grouping"
and thcs" attempts have in recent years
been dominated ny MARKHAM socialism,
d"y"luptd in different degrees Of intcn-
sity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
OHIO NEWS


rnII.NI:I.S. -. Jan. "3.-lliEh"r pay
,,nrlny,s g; ln. tate highway az
.,,,,cr, and ,hr enactment of an ehEi-
. AMI architects registration act
,.,r.. ,J,n,atrd ~ +" rhi Enginccr'nE
c,;..,, ?, the, ,.l.siug session ol us
,,ny.r,iun to-day. John J. con- mem
her If tn. STATE board If rrS!S,r"u"m
If M,chiean. ,NIlalnrd the rrEiS,ra'l'h
law IN His state. rrcl l.. Rood, sur,
\,ycr, Lucas county. discussed ."o| d
rn,Ls and How 10 Keep Them Good
Eternal vtGiianr" Is the rr'c" "t E"% %'
roads" he declared. He advocated tue
rlrrn! system. The report Of the NOM
i,,tinr commI,trc was adopted max,
;,g,, T. Rood. ot Toledo. president ana
Linn LAWN. ii Norwalk. again Sc'Er,
t,ry-,rrasurcr Th" n-Nt mceNhE Will
h,, held in this City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

than VIC have hitherto been able 70 on
Joy. Whatever II may he. II IS safe to
say that the average American today
docs not NJ himself cut with ntty-dol-
lar OUTFIT. and the average American
woman would not be content with any
:. Nty- SIX dollar rCCalia.
After all, why should they Tn" only
thing which that people got out Of this
world - the thing which they use them
selves. aud If they 80 through lCC for
cyrr denying themselves some Of tn"
h",tor. ccStllcr and moro tasticr things
they mss Sorc Of Htr's rarcst enjoy
Dl"ntS.
Tho -uic Of reason in The purchase OF
clothing a. IN everything else 10 tho
only rule. and eventually. the sound
common sense Of the American people is
gong 10 re-cStahiish that rule in their
buying. though temporarily. it IS slight
~ diSl"catcd. so To speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
Our Daily Story
OMAR CLAM.

With n sudden sinking feeling. Omar
Clam realized that h" had completely
forgotten where he was 10 m"": Ills
wife for dinner And sh" had warned
him that the next time she was incon-
venienccd by his misc rahic memory. she
would advertise for divorce lawyer.
I'm host" grvanrd poor Clam. as he
wildly >iEn9llcd for y taxi.
Th" CHAUFFEUR made Tho rounds Of all
tn" rcstaurants---Sporky'S. Th~ Flu" Gr-
rauium. The Inrric LAZY, the k"n"k
Raced Frog. Slamgctt"rs. tn" EtrrtrrG
and TUCkmcsI,r"'S. His wifi" MAS at
none of them Tn" taxi bin was Sli.70.
Try all the hnt"ls," ordered omar
Clam, and ia" chauffeur make III"
rounds Of tn, h"t"ls--thr Spich"nspan-
ncr. the pculttlr. the Srrmurr. tn" Yer
tahra. The Sclipsch. tn" Murphy. Cohen.
and Yogi His VT" was Al none OF
them. I'll" taxi bin was $3.50.
"P"rhaps shes gwen III" up and re-
turned home by this time" thought poor
Clam. And h" called up on the tcIc-
pohnc. His wife anSIw"r"d. -.
It's IlmC you called up" sh" ac"r-
ba,"d. ".Nrcn't You coming home for
"Wcu. rr. ah. how about our engage.
mcut To- eat downtown suffered clam
our engagement for tomorrow. when
I'm coming down I" the uffIr" after
Won" WHAT'S that got 10 do with IT,
"Euth'nE." said Omar Clam.
Nhcn h" 20, home his hair was snowy
Whit. ami his wife, rather "hs"rranl
woman. noticed 1t nj once. hut clam
lightly passed II off by cXplninluC that
Sudden white hair was hereditary in his
family.
,Moadly-UIysscs Sandwich 10y tho
same author. You really shouldn't miss
i'll .
Federal Bread remains the same. l5c,
1l09 Market st. JAZZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

When the fighting ceased in Europe
that continent found itself on the brink
If chaos. Physically weakened. econ
nmtcalIy exhausted. short OF food. the
people in their misery offered hungry
soil for every fanatic economic theory
and for the forces of disorder
As a result of service in Europe since
the armistice. two convictions are oon-
inant in the writer's mind. ~
The first comes from contact with
sturrrnlous social fermcnt and rcVolu-
Tin in which Europe is attempting 70
find solution for all its social Ills oy
nractical experiments in socialism.
our conviction Is that this Who'll"
philosophy is bankrupting itself from
startling quarter in III" NXtraordinarE
lowering OF productivity or industrial
commodities To point thAt, unut !hH
recent realization of this oankrunt'S
was below the necessity for continued
existence of their millions Of people.
our second conviction is older. but has
hccn greatly hardened. and that is
greater appreciation Of the, enormous
distance that We Of America hav" grown
AWAY from Europe in the century ana
half of our national existence, IN ouI
outlook on life, our relations toward
our nrighbors, and our social and poll
tical ideals 49,,
tn,ricanism Mother permits US 70
allow tho use Of this community FOR eN-
pcrimcnt in social diseases. nor docs II
permit US to abandon tho moral leader
ship We have undertaken or restoring
order in the world.
During the last ten months the writer
and his colleagues have occupied
uniquc position in intimate witness OF
the social currents that have SurGcd
back and forward ai'r"ss Europe.
The enemy collapsed not only from
military and naval defeat, but from
total economic exhaustion. In this rae
10 economic chaos the European allies
were not far behind.
During tho pcrd since tho armistiCH
We have witnessed social and political
revolution among one-third of tho civil
izcd world and We see tn" remainder in
great social tr!hulation. NO cont"mpor-
ary can properly judge or balance tn"
relative volume OF great currents or
social agitation. They are matters OF
mind and MOI OF matter.
Yet practical craftsmanship requires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
RIPPING RHYMES
BETTER DAYS.
BY WALT MASON.

4 better time is coming am
quite sure Of this--whcn you Will
So" tn" drumming my Tyre in per-
feet bliss; IN" Reds. who claim at
tnntion. will be too scarce To men
tiUn. tho serpent of dlsScntion VIII
b" too weak TO hiss. We all are
arc growing San"r with ever pass
ing day: The evidence grows plIIncr
that pipe dreams fade away. and
soon WEN stand and wonder why
IN tho namr If thunder we tried
To tear asundcr tn" THINKS That
ought To stay. You'll see us back
ward gazing and viewing with
tear, our antics most amazing. in
one unhnly year. when We were all
dcmcntcd. distrauGht and i'r"n-
tented. and every day invented new
kinds of doubt and fear. And on
tho heights Of reason, we'll NUT
ter. Can it be. that through ono
goddess season no dome from bats
was free" O. can it be we rantcd'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
Why Japan Prohibits
Emigration to Mexico

TOXIC. Thursday. Jan. %2.-Viscount
Cchida. the foreign minister. replying
in the House OF Peers t'd - nm in,"r-
pellation OF Baron Sui n.:u Shimidzu.
"a to why Japanese a.. ;. allowed to
emigrate to Mexico. r"l I'D that the
government was prohibiting such emil
grafton in accord1uca Nth an under
standing with the TINTED States reached
in 1905.
With reference 90 picture brides"
Vlscount Uchida declared that they
were prohibited fr"ln going to the Unit
cd States in the l"'"r"st OF the Japan
ESQ now In America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
ONE MAN STREET CARS

/, is announced that one-man street
cars Will likely be introduced II Wheel
tuE. New Castle. Pa. has had ouc-man
rars and their operation has not been at
all satisfactory. ~ onc-man car ran
away down one Of New Castles hills
Saturday night. coll!dcd with an auto
mobile and killed woman passenger.
Tho New Castle city council has order
ID tn" operation Of these cars disCon-
t.nucd and part Of the city is. therefore.
without car service. While any propo-
s!t.on looking towards economy in the
operation Of street cars ought to be en-
outraged. economy ought not TO be en-
couraEod Mt the expense of safety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
PAIR FOUND DEAD.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa. Jan. 10
Charles Adams. aged 60 years. ana his
mother. 81, eccentric rccludes, were
found dead in their frail howell on the
mountain top few miles east OF her.
last night II is believed the aged
woman had been dead several days. pc
ing victim OF pneumonia. while the
son was too i'll TO obtain medical stten-
tin for his mother and later also died.
The discovery was made by Alexander
Becker. ovcrscer OF tho poor OF thar
district. who had Gone to take fodo TO
the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

Bryan character.zcs his controversy
with the president as a mere difference
OF opinion. Such difference Of opinion
existed between Washington and King
Grorgc ~" Third Of England. Also BE-
tween Abraham 'Lincoln and Jefferson
DAVIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

rnLL'MRU'S. O.. Jan. 23.-Th" star
,rh,j, utilities commission to-day IKE"
the official schedule "f rates ina, may
he charged hy the cleveland El"'trlc
Illuminating Company for electric cur
r,nt IN the >ity Of Cleveland. approving
r1n pr.srrt rates now being charged by
the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

and clamorcd to have planted in
this fair land enchanted. fake kinds
uf liberty? " Slow. slow has been
tho waking from wild and clubhouse
dreams. but now tho morn is bdcak-
ing. and sunlight on us streams; and
as the morn advances we'll come
forth from our frances, while yet
our eagle Frances and fills the air
with screams.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

Interested in Mexican enterprises to the
extent Of $4,000. The amount does
seem rather small for invciGhlinG the
United States into a war with Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

Mr.. Hoover's work for tho hungry in
Europe has been so successful that
there are those who wish him TO extend
his sphere OF action so as to include tho
thirsty in America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

'-Tipperary~ was the most popular war
song Of Tommy Atkins And now
revolutionary revolts are reported from
tho old town. A different song.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

The success OF the Democrats in
1920, says Mr.. McAdoo. is inevitable. II
there is wise leadership. But, Mr.. Son
in-law!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
EVERLIQUID

Has proven worth its cost
many times to many local
motorists and will do 50 for
you. 1t will keep your car
from freezing, and will in
sure steady, cold-wcather,
carefrec driving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

Many people consider visit by the
census cnumcrator q very questionable
proceeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

hume - reported 10 hr Starving un-
dor the rule ct D'\unIuz!O. luetIc fer
>"r ~ 4 poor substitute for bread.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24
DURING THE ARGUMENT.

Mr. KnagG-Stick TO tho truth. Tell
tho truth and shame the devil"
Mrs. knagG-WcIl. the truth about
YOU ought 10 make him feel ashamed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

CnlIMBrS. q. Jan. @%.--N" 'ndi.
cations Of An cp!Lrm" "f Influenza 81
;h.. type which swept tn" country last
winter have as Yet appeared IN ohi"'
according tn Il statement to-day by the
state department # health.
There ar" numerous cases Of IN
flucnza or grip throughout tn" STATE.
saws the statement. but IN severity
and extent tn" disease is similar tu
what "" nave experienced almost
every winter for number Of years.
and is not At all comparable 10 the OPT
d"mic of l9lH-i?
Although expressing tn" belle; that
the wave "r Influenza is now reaching
.ts crest. department officials advised
careful precautions. Tho department
- clement ahN used rrup!" l" av"!d
crowds. aud in case Of symptoms Of
AN approaching attack Of the Flu" to
10 t. bed and stay there until fully re-
covered.
Tn" department called upon ali local
communities t. organic" health Is
triCts under the Hrw law al one" :" aS
Ia cope with any emergency that may
arise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

COIIMEl'S. -. Jan. @3.-Th" nous"
of REPRESENTATIVE; wlth"u, d'HS"h''"E
vote to-day passed the Whittrm"Fr ID"
IA compel all employers OF the StA''
employing five or mur" person" l" SUI"
scribe To tn" workn"nS C"'hi''"N'''n
fund and keep premiums na'h Wy ~ d..
times or face rccrivcrShip pr"CccdlhGS'
The bill was drafted by Aitorn"! Ten
r-,I rrir, as n protection 1" employees.
Price r,intcd out that under the present
lax MANY wprl.mrn are without rr"t"'-
tIrn al times hcrauS" II ialiur" I'll some
employers to keep premiums paid ul At
ali times
The hIll row goes |" tn" governor
for his approval.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

senator Fail claims that he j.. only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-24

Federal Bread remains the same, l5c,
llO9 Market St. JAZZ
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20

hockey team will wear on it's Jerseys
"1sH24." etc.
West Philadelphia High school OF
Philadelphia may enter its eisht-oared
shell crew in the high school race
which will be a feature OF the New
York Rowing Associations Memorial
day regatta The event will be one
mile straightawsy.
New records for draft horses at auc-
ton in England were established at the
recent sale OF shires in the Pendley
stud. when Sir Arthur Nicholson paid
s12.o75 for the bay colt. Pendley Foot
print. barely eight months old. At the
same time & nine year old mare
brought s11.55o and thirty FIVE mares
and colts brought an average OF S3,6O5
each.
Sid Hatch competed In the St Louis
Olympic Marathon in 1904 and contem-
plates trying for place on the United
States team that will compete IN the
Antwerp Marathon Hatch wears two
war medals. the French Croix de
Guerre and the American Distinguished
Service medal.
The Prince Of Wales has presented
/, loving cup 70 the New York Yacht
Club IN appreciation OF the cordial
greeting be received at the hands ~
the clubs members during his recent
visit
Jack CTwin) Sullivan. who began 70
box in 1895. IS stIIl active.
South American Olympic champion
ship games viii take place IN Santiago.
Chile. April % TO IS.
Boxing and wrestling trials for
places on the American Olympic team
viii be held about June IS and the
finals in July The contests al Ant
werp viii be held from August Is TO
IS. There viii be eight classes.
Francis Ouimet holds the rare honor
OF topping the handicap list Of the
Massachusetts Golf Association being
a plus2 man, two strokes better than
scratch. No such handicap rating eK-
lists in the Metropolitan (New York;
Association. the scratch position being
the highest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
GoLDRICK A. G. WINS

The Goldrtck A c.. piloted by walter
GoldnLck OF Whiting, got revenge when
they walloped the Robertsdal Colts by
the score OF 1910. The game was fes-
tured by the hard hitting OF Goldnick
and Dwan. Goldnick got home run
and Dwan a three-bass drive. Moore
and Snyder pitched superb ball for the
winners. The lineup:
Dwan, c: Moore. II; McCampbeli 1b;
Dufallo. 2b; walsko, IS; Boote. sb; sny-
der IF .: Kedar. CT; Goldnick II.
The Goldnick A. c. average II to 10
years old. Any teams wishing to ar
range games with the Goldnick A. c.
should phone Walter Goldnick. Whiting
171R, between the hours OF 4 and ?. m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
CALL SPRING
FOOTBALL
PRACTICE

WHITING. Ind. April 20-The Stand
ard oil A. A. has issued call for spring
football practice. Every afternoon at
about 4:s0 tho squad meets at the feld
in front OF St. Johns church at the cor
ner Of Indiana blvd. and 11sth St and
goes through signal drill. punting and
returning punts. The squad has already
brought out some fine football material
with experience on the best OF college
and independent eleeens.
Captain orr has charge Of the coach
ing AZ athletic director at Camp Tay-
Tor and at tho University of Cincinnati
he acquired experience that makes him
a valuable acquisition to the Standard
OIL A. A The men who report TO him
now for this work will have the edge
on others in the fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
FULTON OFFERS
S125,OOO PURSE
TO CARPENTER

PORTLAND. Ore. April 20. Tom
O'Rourke, manager OF Fred Fulton, Of
fcrs Geor ges Carpenter. European heavy
weight champion. a purse OF S125.000 to
meet Fulton in a tweive-round fight
before the expiration OF 1870. STIMULATING
that Fulton will agree to stop Carpenter
before the end Of the battle. winner take
all or as Carpenter may see Mt.
O'Rourke in his proposal. which he
made public, promised 70 sign an agree
ment that Fulton, in case OF victory.
would donate his entire end Of the purse
10 wounded and distressed American sol
d srs and would agree to permit Carpen-
tier TO retain or dispose of his share Of
the purse SIS might best please him
O'Rourke's dedh has been sent TO Des-
camps. Carpenters manager.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
SPORT SALAD

Dual eight-oared shell races have
been annual fixtures since 1871 be-
tween Oxford and Cambridge, the great
English institutions OF learning. OK
ford crews have won thirty nine times
and Cambridge eight thirtytwo times.
including this year. On March u.
1877, dead heat was rowed. and
March 20. 1912. both crews were
swamped in rough water and no race
was declared.
Or whelan. track supervisor at
Harvard. has introduced many unique
stunts for the education snd instruc-
ton of varsity freshman athletes.
There will be high speed camera pro-
auctions for the study of hurdling and
jumping form. mirrors for distance
runners and other athletes demonstrat-
ing proper and improper technique b.
Aspirants in various events viii be In
structed by capable experts. members
OF the university track team assisting
the coaches In tho instruction.
Ontario track and field champion
ships will. in all probability. be held on
or about June II. and viii also act as
Olympic trials for the province. the
winners TO be sent TO the final trials
at place to be decided.
Statistics OF soccer football in Great
Britain show the kicking style OF foot
bali where It is most appreciated.
There are 1890 amateur clubs. 500
professional clubs. 100000 amateur
players. 5000 professional players; a
total OF 5000 games are played each
week. attended by 100000 fans.
Through the influence Of Dr.. Al
sharpe. physical director OF Yale fresh
men minor sports teams may wear in
sigma on their uniforms. The new
regulation has no connection with the
award OF class numerals. Insignia will
consist OF the class numerals with let
tiers designating the different teams
PLAYED between. as. for example. the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
Heine Zim Wants Release;
McGraw Won't Help Him

NEW YORK. April zo-Heine Zim-
norman. an outcast from the Giant
ranks. though still on the reserve list.
IS earnestly seeking to obtain his un-
conditional release and It is reported the
Red Sox are after him. Heine has
dogged the steps OF McGrsw since this
Giant leader returned from the South.
but as yet he has not succeeded in con-
vincing McGraw that he entitled 70 his
release. Having played ten years in the
major leagues. Zim is eligible for an
outright release. providing the other
clubs in the National and American
Lea r1ras are Willing TO waiNe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20

AT ToLEDO-Ed Kelly defeated Mike
Paulson. Freddie Jacks Of England
beat Toughy Murray and Frankie
Daley won from Young Epstein in ten
round bouts
AT BUFFALO-K. 0. Brennan OF Buff
falo outpointed Steve Choynsd IN ten
rounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
SPORTING NEWS
Trapshooters
Brave Winds
At Whiting

WHITING. Ind. April 20.-Fourteen
real trapshooters braved the wind and
rain Sunday. April IS. 20 see what .
1920 clay pigeon looked Ike. II was
anything but a good day for the clubs
opening shoot. but when everybody Is
in good humor a little wet weather Is
not at all bad. Conditions for good
scores were far from being good. but
some OF the boys hit the mud saucers
in pretty good form. Following are the
scores:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
The World
of Sport

Perhaps some time In the not distant
future. Hamrn ond will be confronted
with the problem OF drawing UP a set
OF boxing rules. Boxing is coming TO
Hammond. eventually. Below THE
TlMEspublisheS tho outline Of a new
boxing code which will hereafter gov
ern glove contests In Philadelphia The
code will probably become a model for
boxing