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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-03
Twin City
Ne1Us Notes

y painful mishap to eight year old
Robert Weirch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I L. c. Werlich Of Grapevine St. oc-
/ CURED yesterday morning the Liz
tie lad was coasting along the side
walk with his wagon which he had
| endeavored 70 repair when one Of the
wheels loosened and feeling confident
| that all was well he embarled on the
pleasure taunt only to have the dire
accident happen, that Of the wheel
coming OFF and the pivot-nau tearing
his desh TO a cash of four inches long
and one ana q half inches wide. It
took two physicians TO c&.e for him.
one Administered the anaeshetic while
tho ptheT repaired the damage and
the boy withstood the ordeal all very
well. the worst hurt is the disappoint
raent he feels In his lack OF talent as
a mechanic, for 1t was the wheel he
repaired that failed him. The acct
dent almost delayed the trip arranged
by his parents TO points In Ohio and
they believe they will be able to leave
By Monday. taking with them Grace
Gappinger who is their house guest
and Ethel Baughman, TO their homes
ir the southern part Of Indiana.
Ralph Gillespie. small son Of Mrs
Ralph Fairman OF Hemlock st ac-
companied his maternal srandmother,
Mrs. Ida Wilkinson to Danville III
to visit there until school term opens
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Spurrier Of
North Magoun avenue have as their
guest Mrs. Spurrier's mother. Mrs
O. Z. Robinson Of DeQuincy. Ind
who will remain hero for some time
Harry King arrived here to join his
wife. Mrs King. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Reese Williams. in
North Barring ave. and will spend the
balance Of the time with her other
sisters. Mrs Louisa Hill Of South Mag
oun ave aud Mrs. J. T. Davis OF
North Barring ave. The Kings live
at DuQuesne. Pa, and their two chill
dren are here with them. Mrs VIII
ltans accompanied her guests for a
Milwaukee trip on the boat and have
now returned.
East Chicago Camp. Royal Neigh
bors win enjoy their annual picnic on
Thursday. leaving from the four cor
ners at 10 o'clock in the morning
Their destination is Robertsdale park
and ain members shave the privilege
OF bringing their families
Attorney Abe OttenheimeT Of tho
Calumet building is taking a vacation
which he will spend principally in
points in Michigan. for couple Of
weeks.
There will be a most important meet
ing tomorrow evening of all those that
were comprised In the committee OF
the independence Day celebration OF
which Dr.. Goldman was chairman, in
the mayors office at $50. The pur
pose viii be 10 effect final settle !
ment and those having claims VIII
kindly present them not later than
this time.
II. II. CLARK. principal Of the Wash
ington high school viii leave the lat
ter part of This week for the south
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LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
EXTENSION TO SHOP

The Green Engineering Company OF
East Chicago, has taken outa building
permit for an extension TO their ma
crime shop to cost $4,000 and a flush
storage building 70 cost $500 The
machine shop extension will be brick
structure 51NS22 feet and the storage
building will be 20x120 feet.
The Green Engineering Company.
which manufactures automatic sdokers
has SO increased their business during
the past year or two that they have
not had sufficient room TO take care OF
al the orders which they have re-
ceived The new buildings are there
fore a necessary evil ard will DE rush
81 to completion as soon as possible.
Work has already been started and the
company expects TO be using the new
structures within a few months
Building has increased in the Twin
Cities during the past month over the
earlier months Of the year and in ad-
clifton to the three buildings OF the
General American Tank Car CORPORA
ton which viii cost $4,000 there have
teen permits issued 10.
John Siiora, enc story cement block
on l51st street. sl.100.
NJ Chiagar. two story frame on De-
odsr street, $4,000.
Frank WaSzinski one story frame on
Butternut street. 81 coo.
H Mirovich. one story brick on Ced-
ar street. $10.50O,
Milan Kiukura. two story cement
Mock on Pennsylvania avenue. $4,000.
Stanley Raczkowski. one story frame
on Carey. $2.100.
Joseph Balta. one story frame on
14Sd street. $1,000
Andrew Jakubowisz. one story frame
on Wegg avenue. $500.
NJ. Herscovitch. one story brick on
wv street. $500
J. Davenport. one story cement block
garage on Elm. $1,000.
Joe Amiga. one story frame on Wat
ling. SO 400
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meeting agreed that the police force
is doing all possible for the protection
OF the city but were OF the opinion that
the policeman has too large a beat to
cover. II additional watchmen can
be employed TO make a stop AT each
business house every half hour or so.
il is believed that the additional pro-
lection would be worth more than the
cost which could be split among the
number Of business houses, The sal
airy will be made attractive I'm order
that god men may be secured and the
number of men employed will depend
upon the number of business concerns
which are willing 10 help financially.
IN order to insure good service from
the merchant police Chief o'Donneu
was asked to cooperate by getting in
formation nregard to time clocks
which will be placed in the doors and
can be punched or checked at each Wis
II OF the Waterman. The chief has al
ready made arrangements with Chi
cago Arm to appear at the meeting next
Tuesday evening at which the final ar
engagements will be made.
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| ern part of Illinois for rest and re-
creation of a few weeks. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Lewis who for
| merly lived in this city are motoring
! here from their present home at Sag
| NAV. Mich. and viii visit for a few
| days.
! Mrs. James Boyle. mother to Mr.
| Boyle of North Olcott ave. has ar
I rived here from Birmingham. Ala
and viii remain indefinitely.
a beach party will be held at Rob
ertsdale Park this evening by mem
bers or the NJ. T. club comprised or
East Chicago and Hammond young
ladies. Twenty are expected to be in
| attendance.
Arriving in this city to he a guest
Of Mrs. Ida Septer in Elm St. is Miss
Mary Stewart o. indiana. Pa. a
niece and who viii remain here sew
erai weeks.
r E. Williams. principal OF the Nc
hiniey school. and his wife are leav-
ing for Portland. Ind. and adjacent
points to spend the balance OF the
summer up TO the commencement Of
school. Geneva, Ind. viii be incIud-
ed IN the places visited.
Mrs. William Gray Of South Magoun
ave. has returned home from q visit
10 her sisters home. Mrs Max Cohen
OF Chicago who Is leaving for wiki
esbarre. Pa. to spend a few weeks
with another sister. Mrs. j. r. Bahny
and later on 60 New York before her
return home.
The NJ G club will meet this eve
ming a. the home OF Miss Mabel Hoi-
ton in South Barring ave. and all mem
bers are urged TO ba present
A house guest over Sunday or Miss
Jane r. Jones OF North Barring ave.
was Miss clara b. Nelson Of Chicago.
Miss Alta Myers who resides ~~irn
the ". f Jones family in North Bar
ing ave. was Summoned to GaIva. III
owing to the serious illness Of her mo-
Their Miss Myers is employed in the
Chicago Offices Of the George b. Linz
bert Co.
Roy Mcvey. OF the First Calumet
Trust and Savings Dank is enjoying
a vacation Of few weeks at his home
town. Flora. III.
guest of Attorney and Mrs. Rae
N, Royce in Northcote ave is Mrs.
Cornelia ozanne whose home Is al
Cocoanut Grove. Fla. and sister 10
Mr. Royce. She intends to remain the
balance OF the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Barron Of Chi
oago are visitors at the home of Mr.
Barron's mother, Mrs. Thomas Moss
in South Magoun ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips OF
North Barring and a party OF friends
from Crown Point enjoyed a beach
party and 3 basket lunch over the
weekend
The Elks VIII hold their only Aug.
ust meeting next Thursday evening
MIS- Remoacz Mrs. Stanley
Rybowiak. Mrs. Vincent CerjewskI.
have left for weeks trip TO the Blue
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TASTE TAKEN OUT
OF CASTOR OIL
BY NEW PROCESS
Remarkable Method Perfect
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of Spencer Kellogg &
Sons, Inc.

When the doctor says take castor
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a new sclentihc process all the dis
agreeable features have been removed
from this famous old remedy. Chem
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BY which all nauseating taste IS elm
mated from castor COLL. Nothing is
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Ieas Castor OH settles the question OF
the best laxative No pills or drugs
are so prompt and thorough as ma
lures pure remedy. castor oil. That's
why doctors always prescribe II. Sold
by all good druggists. If you want
castor oil absolutely without neu-
seating taste, insist on genuine lab
orstory filled bottles. plainly labelled
KeIIoggs Tasteless Castor oil. Three
sizes. i5c, s5c and 65c adv.
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Ridge mountains of Virginia and on
| their way back will stop of at Grand
| Rapids and Benton Harbor, Mich to
visit with friends. The trip is being
| made BY auto.
The Gordon Armstrong; OF South
Forsythe ave. are spending few
weeks at Muskegon. Mich They made
the trip by boat.
Nj. and Mrs. c. J. Nelson of South
Forsythe ave. entertained Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Kranz of Chicago, the lat
ter sister TO Mr.. Nelson. and q party
was made up OF the guests and the
host and hostess and a trip TO Hobart
was made b. auto spending the day
there with relatives Very shortly
the Nelson's viii leave for visit 10
oklahoma CRY. and Memphis. Tenn
taking their babe with them for few
weeks and 1t being the time allotted
for Mr.. Nelson to have his vacation.
Miss Naomi Lantz OF North Mag
Gun ave. has returned from a couple
Of weeks vacation spent out Of town
and has returned 10 her clerical duties
at the Hubbard Steel Foundries.
Mrs Ike Felkner Of Chicago ave. is
suffering some Inconvenience with an
eye arliction which has manifested it.
self with very little or no apparent
cause and this malady seems To have
been quite eminent among others in
the community recently 1t is Aeliev-
ed by many TO be the result OF pollen
poison. for the symptoms seem very
much TO tend to that origin with in
fiammation and subslding as curiously
as it developed and with very little
or no treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hugh Parry.
who departed from this city shortly
after they we're welded. Mrs. Parry
being Miss Pearl Brown Of North OIL
colt ave. and settled al Bakersfield.
Colo. have returned here and are at
the present time with the Brown fam
lily until they secure other home ac-
eommodations Both are very well
known here.
Mrs. J. E. oNeiI and baby have
gone TO Flint, Mich, for a few weeks
visit with friends.
Jack Finley has taken ADVANTAGE OF
the brief Republic mill shut down to
visit Brazil, Indiana. relatives.
The Sunday school Of the First
Baptist church celebrated. its second
annual picnic on Lake Front at Rob
ertsdale park. The street railway CO.
granted the Sunday school a special
car for transportation OF the picnic
party The party gathered at the
Calumet bank on Kennedy ave ana
left for the picnic grounds at 1880
a. m All the children carried small
" s. fags al the teachers and or
heers carried larger flags The sun
DAY school supt.. J. A. Bynes, wore
the Sunday schoolt motto across his
shoulders and led the party in merry
yells and in singing Victory songs.
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The party received a hearty wei
come az the park by the manager Of
the grounds and all IN the party was
made to feel welcome The entire tima
they spent on the grounds.
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BOARD IN SESSION

Teh East Chicago Board Of Works
yesterday turned their attention to two
important matters which have for some
inie ben the topic for considerable dis
cuseion among the citizens Of the Twin
Cities. The opening OF 141st street
through from East Chicago TO Indiana
Harbor has been talked of fer years
and the problem OF a wharfage charge
has arson only since the Cement Com
Dany has started loading boats az the
city docks
City Attorney NJ. E Critics report ed
20 the Board that in his opinion the
city could make some arrangement
with the railroad companies which
cross l4lst street east CT Kennedy ave.
for the construction OF 8 vladuct or a
tunnel. It is within the Jurisdiction
OF the city council, the attorney explain
ed. 70 compel the railroads to do this
II some amicable arrangements can
rot De made. II "a within the turis-
diction Of the Board Of Works. he ex-
planned, 20 compel the railroads 10
plank the crossings but this would
make very dangerous crossing and a
viaduct or tunnel is much to be pre-
ferred
The city should receive an income
from the city docks j nthe opinion Of
r7any or the citizens. and for this rea-
the question cf a wharfage charge
was discussed. The council mas the
authority to set a certain rate for
dockage but this would practically de-
mand that harbor master be appoint
ed. Beth propositions were taken IN
der Amusement by the Board of Works
and will probably be submitted 10 the
next meeting Of the council
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-03

Money 20 Loan on rarrns and city prop.
erty. Roe & Peterson's Law once.
East Chicago. 7-12-
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WANT MERCHANT POLICE

About thirty business men Of Indiana
Hsrbor met at the Civic Club rooms
'ast evening and made preliminary ar
engagements for the organization os a
merchant police force for the further
protection OF the Harbor business sec
ticn. a. c. Burgin who acted as
chairman of the meeting was empower
ed to appoint committee whose duty
St Will be 10 canvass the different bus
mess houses If the city and determine
Just how far the owners are willing to
go financially
The men who Were present at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-03
OLD RESIDENT
NEAR DEATH

IT had not eaten food for 10 days
and was slowly starving to death. Civ
en- Up by the doctors 1 tried a bottIs
of Nayrs Wonderful Remedy. which
gave relief at once I am rs years
old and would have died but for your
wonderful medicine. The Jaundics IS
all gone and am gaining appetite
and strength every day" II is a SIM
pie, harmless preparation that removes
The catarrhal mucus from tho mites
final tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
lfveP and intestinal ailments. inciud-
ing appendicitis One dose will con-
rtnee or money refunded. Summers
Drug Store and druggists everywhere
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NO COUNCIL Quorum

The desire Of three councilmen for
rides on a merry go-rcund and ferris
wheel was last night responsible for
the failure OF anecessary quorum 70
appear at the East Chicago council
chamber. After waiting for half an
hour or SC. the other councilmen left
for home unaware that their fellow
councilmen were only a block distant
amusing themselves with the bright
Il ghts and music.
It IS reported that President Burns
much urefers this ferris wheel as a
source OF amusement and refused %
be enticed on to one OF the galloping
horses.
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We wish to thank all our friends and
neishbors for their kindness 70 us dur
ing the short Illness and death OF our
dear mother and sister, also Mrs Ruth
Williams and John Powell for singing.
The Christian Church at Hessvillo the
D. of r. Daughters OF Liberty and all
friends for the beautiful flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Neh and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. f. Ne6 and family. Mrs. r
Jury and Daughter. w Newkirk.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
OF BULGARIA
How They Keep Their
ReaIJtv

Women OF Bulgaria are beautiful.
They have rosy cheeks. bright. spark
ling eyes and beautiful. well-rounded
figures. They keep the blood pure
with natures rarest prescription. Bull
Garian Blood Tcs. which relieves con-
stipation, indigestion, sour. gassy
stomach. liver, kidney and blood trou-
bles. Every woman can have a beau
tiful complexion If she viii only take
cupful OF this pleasant medicinal
rare Herb Tea once or twice a week
Just try IL and see.
Bulgarian Blood Tea Is sold by all
druggists and Erocers everywhere -
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF ADOPTION Or REsoLU-
TON
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the Cisy OF Ham
mond. Indiana. that Q nthe 2sth day
Of July 1920. they unanimously adopt
"a Declaratory Resolution No. s07 FOR
tile vacation of part OF Willis Ave-
nue.. lying north Of summer street, as
follows.
Commencing al the southwest
corner or Lot rs. standard Add
ton TO the City OF Hammond. In7
diana. thence north 1898 feet to the
northwest corner Of said lot 9s
thence west 80 feet. thence south
IS feet TO the north line OF SUM
mer Street. thence southeasterly
along the northeriy line of Summer
Street 70 place OF beginning.
The Board of Public Works OF said
CITY has fixed the 2Srd day Of August.
1920, as a date upon which remon-
strances may be filed or presented by
persons Interested in or affected by said
proposed vacation as above described,
and on said day at CLOCK 4. M, saiu
Board will meet at its once for the
purpose OF hearing and considering any
circumstances which may be Med or
presented and for the purpose of talk
ing hnal action thereon. such action
shall be nnsl and conclusive upon all
persons.
a. u SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER
f. c. DIETRICH
Bosrd OF Public Works
WILLIAM G. ROSE. City Clerk
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CARD Of THANKS

We wish 20 thank our friends and
relatives. also the Macl.inists union I,
O. o. II. and c. 7. ?. S., for their
kindness and sympathy during illness
and death of our son and brother, Henry
Mueller. also for the floral onerinrs
Mother and Brothers
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You are hereby notified that the Board
OF Public Works of the city of Ham
mond. Indiana. will receive bids for
decorating the City Hall Offices. Friday
afternoon. August 9Th. 1920. al . O'Clock
p. NJ. in the once of said Board Of
Public Works.
Specifications for same are now on
file in the Office Of the City Civl En-
gineer.
a J. SWANSON.
JACOB wIKER
r c. DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works
WILLIAM G. ROSE. city Clerk
S-3-5
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READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
BUTTON COVERING
HEMsTTTCHING ~ ONE nav

Pleering. braiding, sewing machines
at bargains, all kinds Of repairs; all
work guaranteed Call on J. Was
aey at 81 State st. just west Of Hob
man st. Phone 44s-Hammond. Ind
lana. TT
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-04-15
Why Not Let Us Alone?

Mr.. Editor:
A report over here, | hope too re-
diculous to be true, is that move is
being made to prohibit the wholesaler
from selling to the consumer-oNy at
same prices the one-horse retail mer-
chant does, thereby making us pay
two, three and sometimes four middle
mems profits. How strange it is they
can't be satisfied with a reasonable
margin of profit for themselves and
let US and the wholesaler alone. What
We need to do is to beware of such
folks.
We, the farmers, are having the
toughest time of our lives at this time.
No labor, our lands lying idle in part,
the rest in a bog, tobacco plants killed,
yet prices on all we buy are three
times higher. Hardware, groceries,
doctors bills, preachers salaries, law
yer's fees, taxes and all must have
more money, as the cost of living is
more, and yet we only have one COM
modity-cotton-with which to meet
the higher prices on so many. But be
as it may, they all have to live off the
farmer-then why not assist and en-
courage him.
Enclosed please find check for the
renewal of my subscription to The
County Record. | have moved over
into Georgetown county, but have not
lost sight of the good people over
there. am sorry that l can't ex-
tend my suffrage to half or more of
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Jurors for Next Term of Court.

The following jurors were drawn
Monday by the Jury Commissioners
to serve at the session of court which
will open here Monday, April 26, with
Judge Rice, of Aiken, presiding.
E. B. Tanner, Hemingway,
J. P. Haselden, Hemingway,
L. 4. Taylor. Leo,
s. P. Britton, Salters,
5. P. Oliver, Greelyville,
H. n. Shepard, Salters, Rt. 3.
7. David Gamble, Hemingway. Rt..
K. Z. Vause. Kingstree,
J. B. Altman, Hemingway,
J. w. Harrington, Greelyville.
D. c. Scott, Jr.. Kingstree,
E. H. Odom, Salters,
Major Baker, Cades, Rt.,
J. G. Spivey, Hemingway,
NJ. NJ. Wilson, Hemingway, Rt.,
J. A. McClary. Lane,
E. A. Snipes, kingstree,
r. H. Wilson, Henry,
w. G. Burrows, Hemingway, Rt.,
R. F. Cox, Jr., Hemingway; Rt.,
S. J. Altman, Suttons,
r. C. Mitchum, Kingstree,
C. T. .Baxley, Hemingway,
L. j. Stackley, Kingstree,
w. ]. Lifrage, Salters,
w. T. Phillips, Kingstree, Rt.,
C. A. Snowden, Hemingway, Rt.,
L. NJ. Altman, Hemingway, Rt.,
S. w. Jennings, CadeS,
J. w. Timmons, Greelyville,
j. B. Hemingway, Hemingway, Rt.,
R. NJ. Haselden, Andrews, Rt.,
R. P. Scott, Kingstree, Rt.,
T. w. Boyle, Greelyville,
T. D. Powers, Hemingway,
j. L. Allen, Greelyville,
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News Notes From Salters Route

Salters, r. F. D. No. 1.-Easter
passed off very pleasantly in this
community, especially for the children.
An egg-hunt was given them On April
2, at the Boyd school and the little
tots enjoyed hunting the beautifully
colored eggs. Before the hunt reci-
tations and dialogues by the children
were enjoyed by all.
On Saturday afternoon an egg
hunt was given at the home of Mrs.
Lena Tisdale, in which about thirty
little children engaged, much to their
delight.
Every farmer in the community has
a long face because of so much rain,
which has prevented them from plant
irg their crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Earle Bradham
and six children spent from Friday
until Sunday night with Mrs. R. D.
Bradham.
On Saturday, the 10th, little Ida
Bradham gave prize egg-hunt at the
home of her parents on Dicky Swamp
IN honor of little Sarah, Eliouse, Mary
and Dorothy Bradham Of Kingstree.
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Some Baseball Talk.

AS usual, with Spring-like weather,
has come the baseball mania, and just
now the Record man hears much loud
and seeming plausible talk about a
ball team for Kingstree this season
in connection with four cornered
league, made up of strictly amateur
material, the local force of players in
each team being augmented by hired
college players. The Kingstree base
ball gossip would have team at An
drews, another at Lake City, another
at Manning and the fourth at Kings
tree, each town supporting its own
team by means of public subscrip-
ton, form those who are lovers Of the
sport and from admission fees at the
gate.
In recent years there has been u
remarkable dirth of ball players
among the young population of the
town, not even a high school team.
This is perhaps because the higher
grades at school in recent years have
been composed almost entirely of
young ladies and all of the old-time
baseball enthusiasm has found its way
into the little fellows of the third,
fourth and fifth grades.
There is no use talking about full
team of hired players here. We have
had a quantity of costly experience at
this kind of baseball, but team made
I'D of local talent with two or three
college players might 60, and The
Record win heartily contribute to the
support of such an organization.