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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-22
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|. H. TWIN C|TY'S
BEAT WHITING

The Twin city X of G. bail team
emerged victor from Sunday game By
defeating the Whiting Kaseys 4 to in
ii innings
The game was a thriller from the
very start both teams playing hard
and steady.
Whiting seemed to have the game
on ice in the hrst inning when they
scored runs on Stefan but the Twin
city boys came right hack in their half
Of the FIRST and scored runs McKula
relieved Stefan in the box in the second
inning holding Whiting 10 hits and /,
run for 10 innings
The feature of the game was homer
by simon who hit the first hall pitched
clear out of the lot McHula. pitching
for Twin city. pitched ia real form. ia
+ he hfth inning things looked bad for
him. three men on base and no down
but it seemed he had the bug on Whit
| ing fer the next two hatters HIT pop
flies and the last man went out short
stop to FIRST
In the sixth inning he walked the
first two men. but like the old war
/ horse he stuck to his guns forcing the
next man to hit to Thomas al short
who threw the runner out going to
/ third. the next batter struck out and
the third batter hit a NV to center field.
Next sunday. June q. the Twin city
X of c. base ball team will cross bats
with the fast Grifith team. game to be
PLAYED @t Griffith.
Score:
Whiting 5000 % ?
T. {. - o 0 q O Is - ?
Summaries-Home run. simon: two
base hit. Thomas. Cant. ]. Mcshane.
hit by pitcher johnson. Doran. Bartu-
ska Leo; struck out by McKuIa. S: by
Johnson 4, nrst base on balls. or stef-
fan l; eff McKula. 3; of Johnson s.
batteries, Whiting, Johnson and Bar
tusks; Twin city. Stefan. McKula and
McShane.
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Weller TITLE.
BOUT TALK
OF FANS
Britton-Lewis Scrap to De
cision Cause for Speculat-
ion.
BY JACK vEIoCK
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


NEW YORK. June 22.-One OF the
.srst important fifteen round bouts 10
4 decision that New Workers are look
ing forward to when the new boxing
law becomes operative is world
championship battle between Jack Brit
ton and his tow-headed rival Ted
Lewis. newly crowned weller weight
champion of England.
The old man of the welters," Brit
ton. il thirty-six. you know. has been
IN undisputed possession of the cham
,ionship for something over a year He
won the crowd at Canton. Ohio. on
March II. 1919, by fattening Lewis for
the count in the ninth round OF
scheduled twelve-round bout.
The Canton bout marked the
eiahteent meeting between Lewis and
Brttton. who have been the worlds
leading weller weights for several
wears. Then. on July 81 Of last year
Lewis got G chance TO regain the title
in an eight-reund bout at Jersey City
and failed. for the champion was all
to, clever for his British opponent and
after it was over consensus of opinion
1t the ringside gave Britrcn the popI-
lar decision.
In addition 10 Lewis, who won the
English weller weight title short
time ago when he scored d technical
knockout over Johnny Basham, there
are at least two welter weights who
rank as near topnotchers. but both of
these boys have failed to shake the
throne on which Britton sits SO easily.
one Of these lads is Johnny Grilfiths,
who returned from a successful tour
abroad only 10 lose a decision 70 the
aged" but agile champion in a fifteen
round bout at Akron last Decoration
day. Grifhths. ten years Britton's
Junior. was expected to lift the crown
from Jacks curly dome but failed abso-
luteiy. Jack Perry, the Pittsburgh
weller. IS another lad who has been
knocking at Britton's front door per-
sistently for some time and in several
meetings. with the champion he has
failed to even hit the crown.
Brftton is the most marvellous boxer
Of the age. When his age is constd-
cred he takes rank as a pugilist who
represents a distinct class. for at thirty
six he appears to be just as active
and prolific with his mittenS as he waN
at thirty. and In his recent bout with
Grifiths he demonstrated that he can
go the championship distance and finish
strong.
with Lewis wearing the English title
athwart his tafry-coIored thatch and
clamoring loudly for another chance
70 regain the worlds title lost at Can
ton moro than year ago. the twentieth
meeting between the two is only q 1T
tie way of. for with fifteen rounds TO
a decision permitted here New Yorkers
are already asking for the match
That Lewis stands a good chance Of
regaining the title some day is admitted
for great though he is. Brttton cannot
&C on forever and the Ted Kid is thir-
teen years younger than the cham
pion- Both men celebrated birthdays
last October. Britton entering on his
+hirty-sixth year and Lewis his twenty
third.
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JACK DEMPSEY MAY
Referee BATTLE OF
LEONARD AND WHITE

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. June "a
Worlds HeavyweA ght Champion Jack
Dempsey is very likely 20 be the ref
cree of the light weight championship
battle between Champion Benny Leon
ard and Charley White of Chicago here
on the afternoon of July 5. ii is known
that Promoter FLOYD F4tzsimmons
would like 10 have Dempsey otfleiate
and when Phi Campbell who acts as
the heavyweight champions secretary.
arrived here he stated that lack had
expressed a willingness 70 he the third
man in the ring.
Campbell came from California and
Will remain in Benton Harbor until
after the fight He has been placed in
charge of the ticket sale by Fttzsim-
mons. as he has had plenty Of expert
enee due to years Of experience with
Jimmy Conroth, the California promo
ter.
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Heavy Scoring Features
American League Games

NEW YORK, June 22.-The Amer
lean league is far in the lead in the
higher scoring which - accompany
ing the heavy batting I'm both major
baseball leagues. The teams of the
younger league had rolled up a total
Of 1876 runs to the National leagues
collection of 1929 in contests up to
June s, when the American clubs had
played a total Of 1875 games and ths
National 1853. Reduced 10 a game aver
age. the comparison was Is runs to s.
The American league outscored its
rival by nearly 100 runs in the first
month of the season and increased this
lead TO more than 200 in the next
three weeks. The famous l to pitch
crs' battles of frequent occurrence in
past years. have yet to take place in
the American league while the score
has been hung up for a National league
encounter only seven times. A total of
thirty-three shutout games were pitched
in the older league and eighteen in the
American.
The National league had a slight
edge on games in which less than 1--WE
runs were scored. a comparison of fifty
two games 10 forty-nine. In games
with between six and ten runs. the
Americans engaged in fifty-nine and the
Nationals in seventy-two. while in
games with more than ten runs. the
Americans played fifty-eight fo the
Nationals forty-two.
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81 the University n chicago baseball
team which arrived here from Yoke
mama on the steamer Empress Of ASIA
Tile University 81 Chicago team toured
fapan during May PLAYING japanese
university teams. The Americans played
fourteen games. won eight &c them.
lost four and tied two
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TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
I. N. s. Sports Editor

STAR FOR "a DAY-Steve O'Nein
His double in the twelfth inning paved
the way for Cleveland's victory over
the Red Sox.
MANAGER Speaker denied a report
that Cleveland had offered to trade Guy
Morton to Boston for Harry Harper the
southpaw.
THE Phulies with Rixey pitching
fine ball. disposed of the Reds. Rixey
gave up only SIX hits.
GENE PALETTE and Bill Rariden
suffered split fingers in the Philiy- Red
pastime and had to retire.
THE weather man fattened up has
average
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ST. CYRIL'S TRIM
<. G.. MAROONS
ESPECIAL TO he rInEsl

WHITING, Ind. June 22-The st
Cyril baseball club Of Whiting easily de-
feated the strong Maroon team or East
Chicago Sunday at the Graver park nv
score of to 0.
Al Stafko who leads The ST cvri1
batting list started the game with a
triple 10 deep center. and scored on .
Wild ehrow by Lefty The Maroon
pitcher WALSH walked ana PAN Pod
ney sacrificed sending Walsko TO second.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-22

adena- CAL have been selected as
the places where trials viii be held
June Is for candidates to the American
Olympic track and field teams. The
finals viii be held July II. in the
Harvard stadinm
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f. A. Clark is considered she un-
luckiest man in England He held a
$4,000 winning ticket on spion Kop.
the English Derby winner and sold It
for IS before the race.
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Returning Maroons Say
Japs Want Pro. Ball

VICTORIA r. G. June 22 Profes-
sional baseball shortly VIII be intro
duced in Japan, according 70 members
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Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 6; Cincinnati 1.
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Goldie Rapp, the young inhelder
from the Beaumont team in the
Texas league, who was given try
out by Manager Moran Of the Cinci
Reds last spring, showed promise,
but Pat couldn't find room with ms
championship outfit for Goldie.
The ST. Paul A. A club obtained
Goldie and the young infelder has
Teen starring for Manager Kelley
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TT doesn't take Sherlock to find out
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tobaccos is one reason. Superior blend
ing is another And the moisture-proof,
glassine paper wrapper is third. This
expert blend of fine Turkish and Domes-
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that will confirm everything you ever
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Are you reading The. Tifnesq
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HANLON BEATS
CAL. DELANEY

DENER, Colo. June Jimmy Han
Ion, Denver lightweight, outfought Cal
Delaney or Cleveland, and won the ref
eree's decision in u rounds tonight
Try a Times Want Ad"
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= g&@ - ~%@ 49, 80 qM%
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 3: Boston 2.
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MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1s26S.
at $500 o'clock p. NJ,


1T $500 o'clock p. NJ,
the property above described.
Nos 4i5 and At North sixth Street.:
10 INCHES on the east side of Sixth
Street Feet and na,1 run bach a good depth.
the vsge ea'Sn she northern end Of
them the advantage OF the largo MAJ
ket trade and renders the location q
mos, mos desirable EST one for a retair bust.
pied these stores for good number
OF years and have always done avery
The small store, No. All, NorthS
Sixth Street. adjoins tho above nronn
erty on the north. and has frohtaga
Street S'ue oi sixth
:, Immedlately after the above SALE
say say at $50 O'clock P. AZ. we ,shaii3
SOS North Seventh Street. WIZ Two
9 9es. on ten tho rooms with lot fro9sins -
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 27, 1926
at 500 o'clock P. NJ. we shall. offar
for fer sale the property. No. 1oI North
tive apartments, comparativelys nav.
with 8 rooms each. hot water hat,
eif inTned l ia,sIs et t;.. ~ II
at $50 o'clock p. ~. we shall sell fhs,
one,half undivided interest in the y vae
Sanl Iot fronting 20 feet on the sonth
st1sep by good depth to an sailevl
me above property has aiwavsi
rented well and paid we'll on the iys
the attention OF persons wish7bs ~
put their money In real estate.sr
IERMS; One-thlrd cash. the; bal.
twelve and eighteen months, with in,,
f n,,rch 81, added, title retained until the
e pur6n IA ,b money Is fully paid or ali
this property Is being sold by, order
Il the Chancery Court Of tho civ Of
Trust Company and D. SIcrassthhIa
executors. VS.. Henry Fl. Bell e ais.
and Is subject to the confirmation IL
the court in said suit. 80 "
VA: TRUST COMPANY and SH
D. S. MCCARTHY, q,
Deceased. - -
SUTTON y CO.. Auctioneers.
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A FIND

Six-room house in West End, base
ment. concrete flooring; furnace. CIV
Ing hot-water heat; coal and wood
Gins. First floor parlor, dining
ROOM kitchen, pantry: second floor
bedrooms and bath. This home
conta ins hardwood floors. walls dec
GRATED In Tiffany effect, electric FIX
lures and Interior Woodwork nm
ished In mahogany and white paint
Possession September /, 1920. Price,
1880. Terms. only s2.9o0 cash.
GORDON Il. STRAUSE CO,
1915 l.. Main St.
Call Madison 400.
refr'rs. e W
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DAIRY EARN

20 acres. only half-mile from city
limits: Groom house. large stables
and feed barns. . silos or $50 tons
capacity. and large complete up-to-
date dairy barn for 20 head COWS;
good land and fine pasture. Write
or see John S. Chiidrey. with Blan-
ton Il CO., Is North Eleventh Street.
Phone Randolph 672
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Fine Country Home

Ten rooms and bath: beautiful
grove and garden; Z acres: ! mile
Ginter Park High School. More land
adjoining can he had II desired.
672 or Madison 5000 and arrange TO
IL 'o - ~
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BUNGALOW SITES.

and small farms. in tracts Of to 20
u. Park. Is minutes from City Hall.
Your first opportunity to buy small
farms or bungalow sites in the edge
range to look them over. Phone John
s. Childrey (Eandolph 672-Madison
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Small Acreage racts

Two to 90 acres. near Ginter Park,
macadam road, Is minutes from City
Hall. Beautiful bungalow sites and
small farms. Fine trucking land.
Arrange to have John S, Chlldrey
show you. Phone Randolph 672 or
hGq6. -
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AND A ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED IN
TEEEST IN a VACANT LOT 'FRONT.'
Oh MAIN STREET. EAST OF PLUM
AT the request OF the executors Of
are selling for the purpose OF closing
up the estate, we shalt offer for sale,
at public auction, upon tho premises,
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UNITED STATE's MARsHAL's SALE

Eastern District of Virginia.:
BY virtue of an order of sale issued
cut of the United States District
ginia. on the 18th day of April, 1920,
notice is hereby given that I will
sell by public auction for cash, on !.
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1920.
Mt IL o'clock NJ, ut the Bank Street
entrance to the -Ofice Building.
Richmond. Virginia. One Hudson
SuperSix Automobile: Factory No.,
1A079.
JOHN C. SAUNDERS.
United States Marshal
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CLAIM INVESTIGATOR and adiuster
insurance co. Man with experiencn IN
handlinE compensation claims Will be
given preference. 9el. care Times Dis
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Carpenters wanted at
once. Good wages. Call
Mad. 2919.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help acknowledgements

AACAP w ahtCN-~feBldIC ~
:. apply lis y. Broad 81.
VIII Sba EEm nd,,s,d. ie4y eashler.: one
Eir3h,ng large salary TO right person.
.S,Sn!nona Inn. next to Hotel Richmond.
STEADY 0r ana SS'nSS svs hoSssMoss mSs! be
1Snt OF sunday work. DIR. Mueller
~ La North Sixth Street.
JOIN shannonhousc Hair Dressing School
rr aidha , svnn,, prSt. ssiSn;, TuesdaS anu
second Street: Madison 20i2.
LAZY my ddEIrER IN coda .fountain ana
4l3 East broad '
MhNlcCRiST wanted. MurDhy's fiCteI
barbeI Shop. Eighth and broad.
STESOaRAPHER wanted. Apply IFS 4.
STESOGRAPiIER for advertising depart-
ment OF lnrge corporation. Moderate
20: Address +. 9. BOX ls1e.
SiTREssEs = Two. experienced walt
"A;S SfD. namIr Eiris.women. over II.
wishing United States government pos
-lsns: 39b month; experience unneces-
s..S; AnBwer l. TIC. caro- Times Dis
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CARPENTERS - Wanted. 10 carpenters
and laborers: hIghost wages paid
Grace and L1mhardy Streets
CHAuFFEUR--YounE white man. 10 drive
Ford car Must know city and have
references. Apply. 3Iio West Clay Street
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YOUNG MAN 10 collect and learn real
estate business. Give age salary wnnI
cd and references. u 56l. care Times
YOUNG NAN wanted for shipping and
stock department with large Tu6Ocr
company Please state salary desired:
YOUNG MAN to work In drug store; one
who has had experience In hlling pre-
scrlpttons; Good position to right party.
Apply. with reference. to Sebrells phnr-
macy. LawrenGeville. Va.
YOUNG MAN wanted. not less than q
more Of experience In a coar, Clerks Of OF
ice In this State. VIII poy good living
saary TO tisht party. App!y in person or
Smith. Clerk Corporation Court. Newport
News Va.
THE quick way 10 got what YOU want h,
70 read and use Times-D Dispatch Want
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BiAGkSMITH-Wante nrs,-class biack-
smith and horse-shoer at once Apoiy
:: z: n9shes Providence Forge. Va.
BoOkkEEPER wanted: young mum:
good chancc fo- promotion; fair salary
10 start =. Q. BOX 13s. city.
ckLAYERS-wanted. Orickiayerg at
seventeenth and Washington Streets
Inside work and best wages ~
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COMMERCIAL SIGN PAINTER. ApnIv
a. Hetzer 4: Sons. 7o5 West Main ST.
DRuGGiSTEWanied. Registered or as
Drug CO.. Inc, Norfolk Va i
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DANCING-Mrs c. C. EmmenbauSer o0I
EASE Marshail Street. guarantees in i've
lcssDns. Madison s2s5-J " ~"
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

e<@SA - = ~ AoSh
Wanted-Iseai Estate so
PROPERTY OWNERS,
ATTENTION!
We want houses in West
End, suburbs and Church
Hill to supply our Gus
toners. Possession at once
or September LIST. Our ex-
'perience and facilities en-
able us to render you salts
factory service.
REX 0. JONES CO.. INC.
16 N. EIGHTH ST.
WE HAVE several buyers for West End
o c. Taylor sou El! 9lns Is s; e Gne',
YOUR HOUSES
sH H9H fHt liz OK Ers EHh RIFT MfTu
NoRTTn MIMFh HssrInHEEr,
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices Of
GsPPef .ssSSeiey q S..sn.s vii So held 4' Nay
O'clock i. IL G. Monesi %iar. sSor g.
OFFICE HsR ~ the coM Iasfs5N5A STATE
vI Bas viii Rs once III l'fG tho
until ocSsE noon u Tnssdav shm mSn f for
the q. construction s OF the Following sections
e esSnl % Ss,Sasn $Ssa e assaSs
Alternate bid. state furnishing Convict
S sGl ROM IA, e oI HanYxsr County Sstween
$irs.niS 80" ,:lS SHsas! No an, mile. top
sGi gons In n isn9ys. County between
road louisa County. bstwsen ' %aSic. TON
"a S5S$'r hssSs' e 800 t;o ss
T"s FaYss rad Ss %es
ers x!s r riS a Se cGSn units
cre,s sT raad PrGis rnec No 1y9G milss sOn
Counties between uantico and .:happa-
,ra,ion naeadatn road IN Iienreo 'e co SsHS
between Nv cSTn't y- Club and sleepy Hoiiow:
considcred To- one or more sections OF
on virginia Project No 20 bids viii DO
roadway and surface sensrateiy. vi '"'
State engineers will be ut the following
places at the ti:nc ruecifed TO show con-
10 81 on r Ssrii :SsSsh. 10 at 'n'DS'ef ut
ND, at Room 6U7 Lyric building Rich.
Viggsipia iro&tsct so; s.; a. From, Royal.
virginia Troi?ct No. GO. at Room So7
Lrr is Iiu'i !a:n Richmond. ut 20 a. NJ.
su YFS Il sFo'fe on SG p II s 81 hrrea'TeA'
virginia Project no 81. at Room so7
l;yrie Bu;,a,nR Richmond. u, 10 a. NJ.
Il. cer,lned check to the amour. OF Sc.
OF the total BID hut not TO exceed 5000.
missioner. rnuat accompany bid on each
s,d plan, OF as s S 9; Of the y5s1,s
Lyric RuiidinE ich:monJ. "a. and Tor viz.
Sinia Project No. &C Ut resident, envin.e s
VA, i7b. &c and t7D. &C. and 81 at
l!uildins, Rirhm ,nd. Va; virginia proiec;
ION. Va, virsinIa iSroieS 30 - al resi-
:. e., 81 plans anH specln,atIons Will
e Inc ses?nd ?ss!siaSn, t esmmlss ssasie
refunded on return Of plans to the iiinh-
way co'nm;ssionor. within ten daVs after
The sIa,s Highway Commissioner ro-
serves the riEht TO reject any or AL bids
state Highway COMMISSIONER.
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HOrEW ELL. VA-Any one having real
estate for sale or wanting To buv cali
or write. giving full dctailB. price. etc
George Poinaexter. care Camp &
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70 usr these Want Ads is to he cure OF
refc'rs. W
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INSTRUCTION

MONEY loaned to housekeepers ut legal
interest. Standard Credit Co 2I2 Sonth
Eeurlh SlIeet. Madison ASIA
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IoU sayo rnohoy whom you buy and III.
thru these oolumnA !,
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Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers g:

FROST PROOF cabbage plants .i2S per
Loo; ipsor,orig"c oG and Nancy lIaii rotate
home Seed Plant &C.. F;or6home Fla
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Legal Notices OIL
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY-The
annual meeting OF the Mutual Assur-
ance Society of Virginia will DO held May
IL 1870. at the oftice OF the society. Room
2ot. Mutual puilding. Richmond Va M
taS O'clock r. NJ q. Aorett King. seere-
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SUTTON y CO. Auctioneera.
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Dk sstsot ,egistered
& Bro. Brook Avenue and Clay.
Observation-Disclosures, experienced ARENA
at once. Apply Chief Engineer. Licking
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LIST your farms and city property with
i. p. and j. y. Harvie. 81. Mutual Bldg.

WE are advertisers and sellers OF farm
property. IL you have ono for sale
give us trial. l.. r. Branch, : Moth
Ninth Street. Room s.
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BY SUTTON & CO.. ING,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
16 N. NINTH STREET.
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 4.

WHITE L.exhorns. Rhode leland Reds IN
heavy layers. STATIC winners. s: se;tinE,
Yp. lrghorn hens for sale. s. each.
Northside Poultry Yards. 600 vIrr:nia
Avenue. Randolph iN-J. N'~
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EMPLOYMENT
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HclD Wantetl-NnIo

10 Positions now open Pay 1890 TO ys on
ha xonr TO ambitious men who will equip
themselves ny our training TO sccept them
write today for interview Addrcps j ygi
ense Times. Dbpatch ''''
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Musical Instruments

PIANO In hrst-class cnnd !iion. 3Fli
Semmes Avenue or Madison li7t.w.
PIANO for sale; four months old; cnst
$500: frat $3.50 cash takes Il. Mus. he
sole by wednesday: am leaving city. q
SIS. care Times Dispatch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
143 Kentucky ST. son. Oct. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Baker. sos
Wenger ST., daughter, oct. %
Mr.. and Mrs Burlin W. Short,
1905 s. Arnold st. daughter. Oct. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Schmidt,
521 +. Milton St. son. oct. %
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Starkweather,
1926 r. Calvert St. son. Oct %.
Mr. and Mrs. Lottie Bednarek.
1914 W. Durham ST., son. Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Hanley Piotrowski.
Portage township. son. oct 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bernhard.
AS Lincoln way r, son. Oct %.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hahay. 9O3
$. Chaplin ST., son, oct. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. James Derwinski.
1913 W. Fisher St, son. oct. "a
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Murphy
Davidson. 1913 ID $. Columbia 81,
daughter. Oct IS
Mr. and Mrs. Lott l.. Hazinski. 617
Euclid aV daughter. oct %.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Marshall
Hardy, Pa Elder ST., daughter oct.