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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
6ulofuno / CANADA.

Sra @innipcg, Wtol,, bcrctte3, at
ben @ilIoert@, ion for Ell fort Sib
iiben blep opoogct al StotiOnaagcllt
Nnort @alltbiera Born, bar pitt iig
at pTre nleget rigboloig. @uloct,
ser beitoo al lem gollitc itorc Stunt
per, blcp iunoct / Nprbeocn al Ell
itor Sanogrnp. @alItbicr % iannt
Iioe Meolcnmer al bans 6anlilie bar
iifret iig SfiGrp. @uIbiorcfonlItcr
blep for onltrent ct 9lnr iiOcn ogiou
opooqet lpuoerc Nor0, og mango
SfiGrpere er oragnc aztec til o.
Santer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Sreo 90 ufreo,
5ortt9iieue fra Stoe 1.

ppret i'm eeen Srelier. Oenne CLINT
rc1oe Seier foniolioerer ben polite
Stat, bbis eriitenS er nitnon9rlig
Tor 6ranfries Critters. Spiflano,
lom baboe baabet at aobne oirefte
Sorbinoelie meb Sobiet. Hegieringen
% OF fate ROE Irnteer intoo Tien-
Den, maa MI ialfalo for n9rpprenoe
gipe gffalo poa bette Miboel til at
annnaere SeriaiQes S~raftaten. Spis
De polite Sebere ioritaar at bragg
Soroel al line Seire, er iea operbe.
oilt ON, at golibepilt- grmeen mart
bill opbere of eriitere."
CGisie llotalelier er interesionte,
torot De befrpfter, Of unoer alt bpab
Tranlfmpnbene foretoger iig noe i
%eroen - oeiaa / &oIen = err oct
e8entlig fun Spiflanb, be tGnfer
paa.)
Saris 20oe 9lltg. - Situotionell
| 0an5i9 giper fremoeles Ioriog ill
Setpnlrlll9, men man baaber, oct pll
rette poo Jig, ilaar TO fronife Slag.
Itibe, Iom MI er paa Sci oertil, naar
trem 90 tan ifaffe Den dllierebe SGT.
fommiSiGr Sir Heginalb Soper til
ltr9ffelig Si9lp, iao ban fan gaa /
Tei meb at faa losiet oe frantic AIM
mttitlonslfibe o9 faa ienot Mate.
riellet pioere til Den polite Sront.
Sonoon 21be Aug. - 3uSierne
bar op9iuet @perue Sufom % So
Din, men bar taaet tilboge Giecba.
nom peo Sernbanen meIlem @ar-
icbalt % 0an5ig % orepet GcIaffer.
lie inn gPil ira 9pen, meloes ioag
oiiicielt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
polittif Wooe.

Sra Seem Yorf meboeles, at De
iorifieaiee Statsfomiteform9no pg
beres pigtigite Isiiitenter / SEEM
England % De noroatlantiife Sta-
ter, @irginia, &eit Sirginia % g.
Carolina err inofalbt til Ell Raab.
ilagning meo ben republifanife Gen.
tralfomiteS Sormano, @in Sans, /
Ren gorf ben 24oe og 25be Illg.
ct li9nenoe Wsbe ifal ofboloes
Chicago Den lite % 2oen September
meb &omiteformGno ira Ohio, Sns
Diana, Sainois, Wtcbigan, @iscons
i'm, Winneiota, Soma, Iebraifa, g.
Safota, Solttb 9afota, &aniaS,
SfIaboma, SeraS, W~isiisiippi, Mr.
fanias, Sennesiee % &eittllcfp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
WiIitorifulfere itrancs

Sra Ietp Dorf berettes, at Grlpill
81. gergooll, ben pngite al De 10 g}tl-
l%ionprbrsbre iom beiertcreoe ira Ntt.
lit9rtienelten u1loer arigen, az Ell
&rigsret paa @opernorS Sslano er
blepet oemt til 4 Nars Straiarbeloc
/ Sort G%eupenportb.
Telt plore 9rober, Ser for Ell Sto
iioen blep i0emt Ell lignenoe Strdf,
lpffeoeS oct at rennnle % er cnonll
life blepet paagrebet. 0ten han oil
bli irc0lss / 2nnbet, inotil Straffcn,
ipr ener ienere, blir aiionet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Neoitvrtet Sjeletcp.

Sra Manila, Silippinernc, tele.
graiere3, at Ser BERTH @nen CT ino.
lsbet Meboelclie ON, at Ell Siclotop,
ion raieoe ueo UNDER oen beftiQc
StornL iom h~icnnio9te Zen iorlcoelr
So9. hopbe bcQropet en- bel 2onbSbr
unber &unoreoe Soo al Soro ol
8rirS, og at 20 &noioote bar on1fom.
met.
&anoabpen par beliggcn0e omtreut
200 Nfil ira WSonilo.
Sieloifrebct inotroi on1trent Oe>
Qti6natsti0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
tSur tilngrmelIespis at fprnme ef.

dor tilnGrmeIIesnts at fpinme efs
ter, ON oct egentlig er flere &eprt.
bllfonere END Demcfrater | De Sor-
cneoe Stater, Tan man adhere fam.
men ale Stemmer, iom er opgit for
acknowledgement oeo ian1tliae
9}ottonalpalg fra 1856 iii 1916, oa
man fotnner ba til oct &eiultat, at
Der / oiSie 60 sIar er faitet St,797,-
O35 republifanife og 75,99S,370 0e-
r%lotroti'te Stemmer. Souglas- og
breckenridge @rupperne / 1860 reg.
llea Der begge iom ben1ofratiife oe
&aft. os &~ooiepeIt. 6aftionerne /
1912 Iom republitanife, melt ittet
oltoet Sreoieparti er inobefattet /
Noerllo8et. Otter bette iflllbe Ger
olt'oa | oct npbnte Siosrum bore
of91t benimoo Ter Wilioner Here re.
Pltollfar'te emo oemofratiIfe Stenls
'iler, o9 Der bar altiaa / &egelen Dor.
rel en- reprblifonif Sperp9gt peo
%ol9ene, iom oisies llbfalb piier.
5l1l0lertio bar oct oftere bit iig, at
oor'tlellen melem 8artierne life er
nor NOT til, at oct republifanife no.
gen 9ang bar ppret iiffer poa Sci.
rcIl. Gemofraterne bar element
9aoenoe baot, bpab man faloer "a
F81tlll9 chance. @f De IS 9rGii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
6ammel Delser.

S Boston, Wafs., Dor en- tOt g(or
9ommel &uinOe, iom neIten mere
enc nogen anoen glpber iig IL ct
flnne benptte fig al lin Ht Ill al
6eltaee / De fon1menbe Salq. 8aa
&eeiitreringsoogen bar bun for Sit
ferbebsifplo oppe meo Solen, oa bar
BEN ferite, bois Napn blep inofprt
paa 8egiItreringsliIten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Kpinoelis Kanoioat.

Gn apinoe, WrS. GQa u. @oolc
ira 9rooflprL er al Hcpublifnncrnc
opitiQet iom &arlbibat for II. g. sc.
nator peo ErimGrpalget / Statclt
Ietp Oorf Den 14oe September.
Der er fire Yarticr / Marfcn oeri
Staten = Hepiblifanere, Temotra-
ter, Erobibitioniiter % SoclaIiltcr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Tplitiferne i Minneiuta bereaner

Tplitiferne i Mfinnciuta beregner,
citer Solfetpuinsen / 1910 og
Stemmegipningen Deo Salget /
1918, of ser er 100000 Stemmebe-
rettiqeoe Der / Staten. vi bisie er
pmfring 10000 fsbt / W~tinneiota,
"a 10000 err fsbt / De Soreneoe
Stater uoenfor Ninneiota. af be
prrioe 10000 er poa cit Slump
10000 foot / Spilmlo, $4,000 |
Suerige os 10000 / @orge. Sm.
trina 10000 er fommet fra Canada,
1000 fra Dmmarf, 5000 fra Sin.
lamb, 5000 fra gsbmen, 5000 fra
giterrig e1er llngarn og 5000 fro
SS;rlanb. 5000 er fsbt / England
"a ct lienenoe glntal i Boler, mems
De reiterenoe 10000 re~preienterer
forIfie1i9e andre 9utionaliteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Sfibsbyenineen / 3ult,

Otter bpao Der berettes fra 8aib-
ington blep Der / Sllli f~PrOigbpa9et
35 9ampifibe paa tiliammen 272,-
$50 Con for Ben fsoerole Sisforts-
Commissions Teenina. If oisie Sit
be bar 80 bpgsebe al Staal og 3 al
Srp.
IS Sc fsrite to Tiger al sllteuit gift
II Sartsier paa tiliammen Colts
Son al Stabelen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Set beregnes, at oct iamlebe &r

Set 6eregnes, at oct iamlebe So
itenoe al ale Streifer Der / Sanbet
1919 bel5b iig til $t,975,000,000.
Seraf faIoer $750,000,000 paa ar.
bciSernes Sabsfonto / Sorm al 2sn-
ri,rder, iom De + 3 e tient, ON De
life bapbe itreifet. 8eiten par ct OIL
rcfte eGer inbirefte Cab for Cant
bets 8roouftion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Grplooeret Sallon.

S Cos aneeles. GaIif., fom Sire,
bag en- Weiuit9rballon / gerering
meb Ell bsiipGnot eleftriif 9eoning
meo Oct &eiultat, at be1 erplobere-
De, og 9aaonisreren, 9ennetb Sra
6ier, fom ~alporlig tilifooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Granulerede OjenIaaS,

eine betendts ERA at are udsat for Sol,
St6v og Wind lindres hur,ig at Murine Bye
Remedy. Smerter ikke-kun ole-homiort'
Hos Deres Apotheker eller pr. Post DOC pr
Flaske. For fri Bog ON Diet skriv n
Murine Eye Remedy CO., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24

e WGno boUOc
|ibbelfe al enoeL
la9ret / Sorncc
De go6t % bel
loeren, tttett al
8ersrelie nleO
'sneoe ct opitiI
"8iuere". iom
Ftrsg al Norac,
fenbte en- Gar
eniens Ben, %
tnferet, at oct
to artbre MGno
q flDgteoe, %
fio ienere frn
t %onttring 100
SnobruO Unr
igbeoerne hnU
II men life
noe barn. Sc
teiota er Ell
ar for Of title
ter III poa BET
SEMEN. Sful0c
oil bei1ne lam
er Inflage %
lit bliper Gen
lie &la9e eacr
ifiepe @ung
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
fotd.

,rrnbt. Gre
u. RiuarO.
OF / 9apalicr
ERE onrfonrlc
Pr lagbe Stem
orplorene par
mere SnitGn
fGrbeliee Gil
e, men Slbclt
t peb en- Slic
Prober pcb ct
let fprbpies.-
1ntis Sion bar
Sarterne Tor
/ 8iSmdrtf,
fra lite Ills.
ibere ben fsr
ppen erbolocr
missioner NE
|ges ANDRE Dc
0 bnroe bore,
ming er Glct
Sents pr. 81
bar oaiaa be-
Damp, ilentlis
no for be fsr'
yrabpis larerc
te.
bier. Senrp
unel Sarnter
SaIenl, bleo
I Slion are
at bape eitcr.
b, men bcgit
lslef nddeoce
noeet itrnlIlt
lie Gioe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Ssooftsr oorS I. siliau 1ar iralraoo!

Hebafter Vars /. Silinn pnr TtnIrdno!
"Mprmanneu"@ Repdftipu ~ bar optr=
rdaet Ell S%tiling / Sn%hepcnrent %oterS
Ysiociutions 6opcptudrter SdrNo. Nor
manoeu"S Neoaftiou beierBe2 MI ~
;Soriaitereu Simou SobUiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24

vv,,r,p As SECOND CLASS NAETfn 'osk 18TH lrS ~
-av posr OFFICE AT DEooRAH' IOWA oSphA IL 9
."roxaREss or MARCH 5, 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Zen norife slmerifuljuic$ aftier. }ioIg

Seleoram ira 0opcotoutorer | Nritldrit
iii 9iniens Ghlcd9oeNontor. Snteret lspC
g,Iouit, par Nltrleu q Sinlcr@ Ht1el
pao Nriitiuniu @era 240 e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-24
Sheep and Lambs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

AlNrFr
Bulk of sales. ......... $li2Itd loo
HEAVY butchers ............ l5.2Ud 1910
Butchers. 1904 SU lbs. ...... lI.5oSI l5.''
Medium weights ........ -. li.SOdli.9O
Heavy and mixed packing l+.uusl l+.i'
Rough heavy packing ....... l3.5Oet 500
Light bacon, lGnss 100 lbs. 1880 Lotto
Pigs. Goa l&I MS. .......... llI5Ul+.t6
Light mixed. t4udl6O lbs. 1l.20Gl5.+
StagS. subject to dockagC. 12OoN 1910
cattle.
Prime steers. l.20OU t.50o lbs. Sl6.90G Il -
Good 70 choice. l.ljuG 1000
lbs. l4.TIh16.>0|
Poor TO good. 9Uod 1,>o0 lbs. 9.Sou loo
Canning and inferior steers o.. 4.Ioat 300
Bulk of beef steers. ......... l-.t1N 1904
yearlingS. poor to fancy ..... $1,000 1890
Fnt cows aud heifcrS. ....... h'uttl1"l
Canning cows and heifers. l-ooW 900
StockerS and feeders ........ H.s1Qllul
Fair tc fancy calves. ....... ll-''& l',s'
sheep and ambS.
western lambs. all grades. 7.T50l2T5
Tativt Lambs ......... 7.5OWl@4n|
Lambs. poor to best culls 1-vuU
culls 10 best -......... -apti
WrtherS. fair 90 best. ....... QUO >W
nn,cts and stays ..... 4OOW J.uo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Leonard
Trims Dundee
Once Again

JERsET CITY. y. J.. Feb. 1o.-In
their 'steenth meeting IN the ring Benny
Leonard. champion OF the hghtweights.
defeated Johnny Dundee. the Scotch
1vop in a brisk eight-round windup here
last night.
Leonard won every round OF the mill.
He staggered his opponent half dozen
times during the contest. Dundee came
back with renewed vigor each time and
resumed his jumping tactics.
AS in all Of his previous bouts with
the champion Dundee used his rushing.
tiEer-like style and gave spectacular
exhibition but Leonard had no difficulty
picking out openings to place hard
and effective blows.
In the opening round. Leonard scored
3 right hook to the head that sent Dun
dee flying to the ropes He was back
Immediately. For the remainder of the
bout Leonard centered his attack on the
body, administering A severe drubbing
in the fifth. sixth and seventh rounds.
In the last session Dundee was fight
ing almost as hard as in the first. At
the final bell his body showed the
effects of the champions blows while
there were no marks on his head
Spider Roache. tho san Francisco light
weight. made good impre ssfon in his
nrst bout in the East. outpointing Willie
Burke OF Brooklyn in an e.ght-round
bout
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Finish Fight
In League
Takes Place
-IN1sRNA1loNAl NEWS ssKAIeE


CHICAGO. Feb. l0.-the stage IS set
today for a finish fight in one Of the
biggest big league rows in the history
Of professional bascbaIl-the fractional
jam between the directors OF the Amer
lean league.
President Ban Johnson VIII call the
formal meeting Of the directors to order
at noon but II isn't expected TO remain
in order for any great length Of time.
REALISTICALLY speaking. verbal op-bottles
are going to ihud all over the diamond
with Ban Al the principal target
Immediately after the arrival Or
Owners Ruppert and Huston Of the New
FORK club, and President Frazee or the
Boston Red Sox. announcement was
made that il was going II b. fight 70
= finish. They joined President Comisky
Of the White Sox in an informal meeting
at the SoN offices.
In the meantime the Ban johnson far
ton. composed OF Nayin OF Detroit.
Mack Of Phladelphis and the redoubt-
able Ban himself. met At the Congress
hotel 70 map cut their battle plans
They had nothing 20 say regarding the
impending scrap but i; vas apparent
they intended remaining solidly lined up
against the three club owners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
G0PHERS WILL SPEND
S385,OOO FOR NEW
FOOT BALL STADIUM

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI Feb 20
The University Of Minnesota is go
ing 20 spend approximately s5S5.0o0
on a new football stadium.
The stadium viii be modelled on
the plan Of the Tale bowl. and viii
have a seating capacity between
10000 and 10000. The students
want il on present Northrop field,
while some Minnesota heads want
X moved out TO the farm school.
away from the campus. and an IN
convenient place
Instead Of the university paying
for It. the athletic association viii
sell life Soats 70 prominent mem
hers Of the alumni to be sold at
any price that the alumnus cares
10 pay. To start with, the Gopher
school has about 100000 surplus in
The treasury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Interest
Widespread
In B. B. Match
Lowell Basketball Tossers
to Face Hammond's
Legion Cracks.

The Hammond American Legion bss-
ketbsll tossers are prepared TO battle
hard Wednesday CHI when the Lowell
nve Will face the locals for the second
. tims this season 81 The Central school
sym. The Lowell team vas able 10 win
from Hammond earlier in the season and
the Legioneers viii be out to avenge the
close defeat Daily practice periods and
playing at least twice week with the
best teams in this region has put the
former high school and COLLEGE stars
in their old stride and Captain Ben Pol
lard is confident that they viii come
out Of their game with Lowell With >
clean record.
The service players have speed and
cork" TO throw in all directions and
they VIII find able opponents in the
Lowell combination. Lowell always has
had a good team that has been able 10
step with the best in the state and that
this wears OUTFIT Is no exception has
been shown by their many victories The
Lowell fve is composed Of former high
school stars who have starred WITH their
alrno mater for many seasons.
The Legion team with tho addition
or Atchison, down-state player of high
rank, Is in better shape than they have
been all season and the battle Wednes-
Gay night should be corker.
Both the LeEioneers and Lowell have
a large following this year and The
Central gym probably will be packed TO
capacity when the two teams meet. The
contest viii start 1t o'clock
Thus far no game has been scheduled
for Saturday night. but II Is probable
that the / a g. Reds or the General
Americans Will oppose the Legion IN
The regular Saturday contest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
GRAVERS FALL
BEFORE THE
SUPERHEATERS

cutplayed and outclsssed last night
the otherwise scrapPy Graver Corpor-
alton five fell before the onslaught OF
the Locomotive S<er- Heater battlers,
at All Saints hall. The game was wit
messed by a fairly large crowd. The
score tells the tsie-Locomotive Su-
pers. 40; Graver Corporation. 3.
The Supers lineup. Huber RI: Sher-
idsn. II; scheer. center. Nolkman. rs.
Rockoff, IL; Gehring substituted for
Scheer. Seven fouls, one free throw.
And the Gravers. Berdine RI; vii
lams- X; Clark center Saef rg;
Brookmsn. IL. Jacobs substituted for
Clark Three fouls.
The reporter wasn't there but it is
said that Nolkman amazed the crowd
by hitting the rim twice out OF thirty
seven trys
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
WHITING RED CROWNS
SWING ROUND CIRCLE

WHITING. IND. Feb lo-Ihe " hit
ing Red Crowns hit the war path on
Wednesday morning when they set
out TO set the scalps of the famous
Y NJ Q. team OF Detroit.
After the massacre at Detroit they
will swing down 70 Fort Wayne for
a game Thursday night and thence TO
Huntington for Friday nights carni-
val
The spirit OF assured victory is man
fest in the Red Tops camp on the eve
Of their departure
Manager a. r. EXton- Porter VII &C
company the team. Others in the par
~ will be Johnson. Griesel and Mar
guard. forwards; Feeney and pond,
centers: Driscoll. Weiss and Cochran.
guards.
Preparations are being made to
carry along good crowd OF rooters.
The next home game viii be played
February 81 with either Rock Island
or the Detroit Rayls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
ESp2522sTzING RA'!G!E)|
60 Year Old Bowlers
Challenge the World

PEORIA. Ill. Feb l0 Believed to
he the oldest team Of BOWERS IN the
world, the famous kindergartens of
the C'revc Occur club Or Peoria have
filed an entry Tia the American Bowl
ing Congress which opens here ne4t
month. The average ase of the mem
bers OF this team Is sixty-n4ne years.
The old-timers have been bowling
for many years. The Kindergsrt ems
have fled a CHALLENGE % meet any
team OF the same average aSe for
$1,000 side. the combined purse to
so 10 the winner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Building and Loans Prosper

DISCOURAGE BUILDING AND YOU DEPRIVE
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS OF AN OUTLET
FOR THEIR MONEY Those who are close to the money
market know that certain associations have had hard
time 10 place their money Some have partially abandoned
the weekly payment plan upon which the whole theory Of
building and loans based and have esorted to making
straight loans for per and commission making
the cost per cent IF Hammond borrowers won't take this
money at these it means that THE WEEKLY saw
lNGS OF HAMMOND PEOPLE MUST co TO THE DEVEL-
OPNlENT OF THE NEIGFBORING CITIES The mutual
idea of building and loans thereby partially abandoned
All associations have had advertise recently to get their
money out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
NOTRE DAME MEETS

NoTRE DAME. Ind. Feb. 1e-Notrs
Dame Universtty's 1920 indoor track
schedule was announced by Athletic d.
rector Boclsne. The university's PROS
poets for strong team are reported to
be excellent The schedule includes the
following dates:
Feb. 14-Wabash It Notre Dame
FEB. wisconsin at Notrc Dame
Feb. 2o--Illinois Al Trbana
March Illinois relays at Jrbana
March 1S-Michiran Agricultural col
lege al East Lansing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
A. M. Turner Says
Housing Is Vital.

As proof Of the fact that there be no hostility on the
part Of the banking interests of the city to rational home
building permitted quote A. NJ Turner President
of the First National Bank as follows: In locating the
La Sale Steel Company Hammond concern which en-
poys 600 men. greatest obstacle lack of hous-
ing Hammond secured this plant in competition with Wau-
kegan Joliet, East Chicago and Gary. Waukegan and
Joliet oushonc housing but were better off than
East Chicago and Gary lack of houses was all that pre-
vented Hammond from making hundred per cent show
ing the five things necessary for ideal industrial city,
namely, Labor Conditions Railway Facilities. Passenger
Transportation, Topography and Housing"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Jimmy Minor and Ray Rivers boxed
. ten-round draw at Hos Springs.
Joe Lynch trimmed Louisiana, young
weymann trounced Dave Medaz, Johnny
Eor1mers outpointed Joe Jackson, victor
Ritchie won from Little Rear in six
rounds and Bobby thurman knocked out
Harry Bremen in the THIRD round at
Eheltdelphia.
X o. Huggsy knocked out Johnny
Merchantmen In four rounds at Boston
mickey Dillon stopped Joe Leonard in
the nth round and BILLY pusso defeated
KID Stelmas IN ten rounds.
Hlokie Richards outpointed Billy Esvap
"a twelve rounds at Dayton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Ample Loans Will
Be Available.

BANKS MUST BE CONSISTENT. THEY ARE NOT
GOING TO CURTAIL LOANS ON HOUSES BECAUSE
THEY COST so PER CENNT MORE TODAY THAN Be
FORE THE VAR ANY MORE THAN THEY WOULD CUR
TAIL THE CREDIT OF MERCHANTS WHOSE STOCK OF
COTTON GOODS COST THREE TIMES PRE-WAR PRICES;
THE GROCER WHOSE SUGAR COSTS FOUR TIMES PRE-
WAR PPICES WHOSE BUTTER SELLS FOR IS CENTS,
WHOSE CANNED GOODS IS UP 100 PER CENT; THE
SHOE DEALER WHOSE STOCK IS PRICED TWO OR
THREE TINES WHAT IT WAS FOUR YEARS AGO IS
ALL ABLE TO BORROW AS MUCH AS EVER ON HIS
INVENTORY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
"TEX" MAKES
ANOTHER OFFER
IiArgRNArloRlL NEWS sEayIcE

NEW YORK Fob 10.-Tex Ricka I'd
has today cabled Georges Carpenter an
offer in excess OF 100000 Tor bout
in America against Mike O'BoUd mid
dleweight champion Of the world. &C
cord % man close to the promoter.
Eickard has assurance. III is said. that
Carpenter will consent to appear in
several bouts in tho United States and
wishes 70 meet two or three American
boxers before tacklins Jack Dempsey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
STANDARD OIL
BOWLING MATCH

WHITING. Ind. Feb 10-The Nam
ONCE again took first place in the Stand
ard OIL 4. A. Bowling LeaEue when they
defeated the Switching Dept. recently.
They also established a new nigh aver
age for three games when they regis
tered S4s Is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Must Retain Our Sanity.

OF COURSE PROFITEERING IN MATERIALS. JNREA
SONABLE PROFITS ON VACANT REAL ESTATE OR a
CURTAlLMENT OF PRODUCTION BY UNION LABOR RE
SULIlNG IN A DISHONEST DAYS WORK FOR AN IN
CREASED DAYS PAY, WILL CERTAINLY REACT AGAINST
THOSE RESPONSIBLE AND WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.
FOR LONG, BY THE COMMUNITY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
AFTER MORE
SCALPS TOO

Watch that Hammond Presbyterian
church team, Saturday night the lads
went TO Wilmette II was a slaughter
and the Wnmette boys don't like the
shambles either. Score. First team.
Hammond Presbyterians. IS. Wimette.
2. Second team. Hammond. -: vii
mette, H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Get Back of Your
Homebuilders.

A SCORE OF MEN, LONG ON COURAGE, BUT SHORT
ON CAPITAL, HAVE BEEN THE BACKBONE OF THE
HOUSE BUILDING GAME IN HAMMOND FOR YEARS.
THEY HAVEN'T BEEN PROFITEERING OR THEIR PER-
SONAL FORTUNES WOULD INDICATE 1T. YOU OWE 1T
TO THESE MEN TO BACK THEM UP FINANCIALLY AND
MORALLY. LET 1920 BE THE YEAR OF THE BIG BUILD
ING BOOM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Industrial Development
Is Stupendous.

THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS HAVE SEEN THE GREAT
Isl INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT HAMMOND EVER
KNEW Half dozen industries have located here that will
employ thousands of If these men can be housed
Hammond will have the first REAL BOOM in its history
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

Better call Up The Times al
have It Sent to your house cvcry
n.eht. Then you'll BE sure i VII
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
IN GARY'S
SPORT WORLD
ny SPIKE.

NJ SIT n 7.
Although the official word has been
passed around even in Chicago fstc
centers that Mayor Hodges had put
a ban on the boxing game for all time
TO come. does not mean that Gary fans
are not going 70 have an opportunity
OF seeing more of the popular sport
OF hit and getawsy
II you are member Of the Big Four
Athletic club Your bucket SAYS YOU
are in good standing then YOU have
AN ace in the hole" When Mayor
Hodges said no more boxing shows. he
meant the public entertainments con
Quoted at A local thester. lie viii in
TO way interfere with boxing shows
given by like private associations,
clubs and lodges