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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-30

MISCELLANEOUS
l. I cOlihN pUn FAPKH nANGIN3
ment. sss sihiey u. paoAs aarniond
l0esW. a-s-lt
BRING IN you blown out and rim
cut tires: get cash or a trade on new
tires. Cut Rate Tire shop, 575 Calu-
UPHOLSTERING
-RehnishinE. furniture repairing; baby
5ussies refined box springs and ma
Hammond 14T9. 1855 Garfield St. Ham
mond. I0-Ts-s
WANTED 10 BTY-Biown out and rim
cut tires. all sizes. GOOD prices at the
Cut Rate Tire Shop. $50 Calumet ave.
near bridge. Hammond. 10-2s-s
PAINTING AND EXPERIMENTING
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone 1929 Hammone.
ic-2I-:ot
Don't BTY coAL--go 70 54S r. state
st--see the Johnson Oil Burner dem
onstrated for cook stove. heater or fur
mace. Cheaper than GOAL. no dirt. Get
yours nov. stock company vriceS going
Up; Agents wanted for Griffith and
Whitins io:2s:T
CLEAN UP and paint up. for wall pa
Indiana ave. phone l14s-M, Ham
irond. 1925
HERE GOES Mt TIRES AND TUBE
stock ct 20 per cent of on list. Bring
you blown out and rim cut tires and
get credit or cash. Cut Rate Tire Shco.
SIS Calumet ave, Hammond. 1923
SAVE money BY Installing the JOHN
SON OIL BURNER. Sold and demon
strated at Prest-O-Litc battery Sta
ton. zI13 Todd ave. or phone Hannmond
1927. G. l. Scott. sgent for Eas. Chi
cagc and Indiana Rarber. 10-2s-S
FAVE YOUR WOODWORK done BY
Charley Mosko. mill and cabinet
work storm windows, doors. radiator
coolers vsGh cane, kitchen cabinets.
any special work. Phone shop 1926:
residence 1925 Hammond. $50 Calumet
avenue. l0-2e-s
FITS-Mrs. Gram cured BY simple dis
covery. Doctors gave her up viii
send free. A Lepso. 96 Island ave.
Milwaukee. Wis. 1890
100000 a DAY
Is your profit from sales a dav.
Davidson sold e6 one week. No ex-
perte1cs needed. The Aladdin lirht In
a sensation wherever introduced. s
times as bright as electric. Won Gold
Medal. Farmers have the money. thev
need this light and g out IF 10 will
buy. Also big opportunity in small
towns and suburbs. Excellent snare
time and evening seller. NO CAPITAL
REQUIRED. Sample on free trial.
Write for agency proposition while
territory still open. MANTLE LAMP
co. 2o5o Aladdin BIDS. Chicago, Ill
inola 1880
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ssstions Invented BY Italians.

Bastions we're invented by the It's
Ian engineers of the sixteenth century
&c prevent the enemy from collecting
In the ditch .ound o fortified town.
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A chin.s. Costo,n

In China. at dinners and theatrical
performances. il is customary to PRO
vide guests or spectators with hot tow
els saturated With scented water for
wiping their faces.
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secret Of Success.

II 3 man wants TO succeed he must
give What success denands-ha-l
work and thought. If he won't give
st he has no right 70 kick and say
tuck is against him
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-New player
piano., with roll cabinet,
bench 10 match, and rolls.
used only three months, also
two parlor lamps and fine
phonograph. Must sell at
once. No reasonable offer
refused. Call 10 Plummer
Ave-. Hammond. 'o
TRUNKS. Wardrobe5, Dress, Steam :
erS. S~uitcases. Bag direct from fac-
tory. Save two uGddlemen's profits.
Send for cataiog Ideal Trunk & Bag
Factory, Spring VALLEY. Ill 1880
NOR SALE-Cook stove: good as new.
Rilnhach ave. Hammond. 1910
FOR sALE-Reed baby cab. 4l1a Oh
colt ave. East Chicago. 1890
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST or STRAYED@White hog. 500,
pounds; also white hog 1873 pounds.
Reward. Ssm Pewraco. 5o5s Kennedy
ave. East Chicago. 1o-29-2
LOST, sTRAYRn OR STOLEN-Black
and tan AirdaIe hound. Stub tail.
Reward. AIS Barring ave. East Chi
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDOLOGY-Special numoe Just out
containing 1920 facts % Clover Land
in .hartnette County. Wisconsin. III Tor
8 home or as an investment YOU are
where farmers grow rich. send at once
Tor this special nunber OF LANDOL-
OGY. u is free on request ADDRESS
SNIDMORE-RIEELE LAND COMPANY
W isconsln W.
FOR SALE-Grocerv aud meat market.
inventory. Address B-e0 care Times.
Hammond. l0.2S:T
FOR TRADE-For house in Hammond,
10 acres Of and now seeded TO rye;
) room house, small stable young or
chard. barring. about 20 miles out. Call
at 432 Ash st. phone 375S Ham. iO-20-e
FOR SALE-Strictly modern bungalow
S7z II. lot. bargain by owner. Sc
200 cash for equity. 1900 Van Buren,
st. Hammond 1o-2s-5
FOR SALE-Restaurant. reasonable,
catering TO high class trade. clearing
$500 per month Reason for sale other
interests; best location. Address B-St
care Tunes. Hammond. 1o-3s-%
FOR SALE-l5 acre truck land. no i'm
provenents, located 500 ft. north or
Highland Bank facing kennedy ave.
NiD SCI 20 or 5 acres. Part cash.
ls4-R. Griffith. Ind. l0-2s-s
FOR SALE-TwC i've room cottages on
Sheffield ave. by owner: leaving city.
Inquire at 36T Sheffield ave. Hammond
in aftcrrooaJ immediate possession.
io-a7-cod2wks
FOR SALE-Beautiful bungalows. the
same as rent at fo6th street and
Avenue NJ Phone South Chicago 2SI5
or $3.50. lO-29-l2
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WANTFD-Onice boy. Apply Hubbard
steel Foundry Co. East Chicago. IN
lana 10-2T-tf
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FOR SALE-Laxge variety OF trunk
bags and suit eases. Lehser Loan
Sank, So state St. Hanmone. s.I7-tf
FOR sAIR-Unrede1nned Diamonds ana
IS E ssafo "e,enss .,I Leassr,s Lean Earl
FOR sALE-Cornplete set OF erocsry
store fixtures. Inquire SIS Chicago
ave, East Chicago. io-ls-ts
Wonderful values in I'M
redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 81 State
st. Hammond. lo-i''tf
ROOFING SALE
1000 rolls roofing red, green and
smooth surface. wrapper slightly dam:
Oakley ave. Ham. Phone 2457: office
pllone 80 fian lo-ls-tf
foR SALE-Lensing show house, Ak
lures ana everything FOR sale; large
place; suitable for any kind Of bust
ness. Phone Lansing. 67-J for infor-
NATION. IO-25-s
FOR EALF-Cash register. in good con-
ditiou. Apply The Miriam Shop. 571
Holman ST. Hammond. fo-c7-4
ron SALE-Three pool tables. Matie-
wen. zoe. lStth st. Indiana Har-
lO-ss-S
FOR SALE-10 Co-Operatiye Society OF
America $3.50. company selling shares
At $50 each. VIII take LihA-fv i-,nds
q market price as pay. Wanted Elgin
Mather. 1907 Union ave. Chicago Phone
Englev.ood 1s7. i0-es-3
FOR SALE-Winter TOP for 1917, :
passenger REQ. Bargain. Cali at
42s7 Forsythe ave-. East Chic. l0-2s-2
FOR sALE-stove. suitable for small
store or living room, in first class
condition. io1 Plummer ave. Phone
lTTa Hammond. 1929
FOR SALE-Parlor furniture. Al con
dttton, with electric piano. Quick
sale. S7l9 Michigan ave, Indiana Har-
Dor. lO-2s-5
GOR SALE-Reed baby carria re. Call
a. $50 Alice st. Phone 724 Ham
mono. i0-2e-2
FOR S.ATE-Cood hard coal heater.
call 25S Conhey ave. Barber shop.
hammond 1o-7s-s
FOR sALE-Horse. inquire go sher-
ma ST. Hammond. lo-3s-2
MANS COR
PORATION
Loss than 100 shares left. ;s6 per
share and advancing rapidly. Small
monthly payments over a period OF
two years. ASK FOR our booklet. Not
more than - shares 70 any one. Ind
lana Hog e. Live Stock Exchanre
Strapbe Bldg. phone sass. ONCE hours
10 to-; Z 70 .. Hammond. iO-29-tf
FOR SALE-McCray Zee box IA
Summer St. Hammond. 1o-2s-s
FOR SALE-One iron bed and springs.
81 One washing machine. IS. One
tub. ringer. $500. 365 Truman ave.
Hammond. 1c-So
FOR sALE-Carload cord and fabric
auto tires at prices far below whole
sale. Champion Auto Equipment Co,
III Sibley st.. In Ennmerlings OLD place
on Chicago and Sheffield ave. Ham
nlond. 1890
FOR SALE-Cow, oalf and three ton
OF hay. p. NJ. Green, north OF Gen.
trail Chemical Co, West Hammond. or
inquire OF Waterman at 3. & o. r. r.
orosstnK Burnham ave. l0-3o-2
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WANTED-Technical men

Ut, sUdIIIg dSt' saI0I1 y
pected, experience and
when available. Address
thief engineer Standard Oil
Co. Indiana, Whiting, Ind,
10-eT-s
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WANTED - Men, steady
work, 8 hr, shift, good
pay. Metals Refining Co.
Osborn, Ind. lO-4'-'i
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMTNISTRATf0N
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HENRY HoPP. sR., DECEAs-
ED. 10. 2So7.
Notice is hereby given thai the un-
6ersigned has been appointed Co
Executors OF said Estate. BY the Judge
OF the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed 10 be sol
vent.
HELMUTH HorF, JR.
Earl, 1IrFF
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W~ANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED = EXPERIENCED salesman.
capable OF organizing company. For
manufacturing improved patents. tools
and nlachinerr. B-S2 care Times.
hammond. i0-2S-6
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l. y COEIEH rON EAPkN IA a@SsTH15
and painting. we taha houda IN raY-
mene a6S Sihiey VI. pAoMs HaU mons
lO1eR. 3.G-lk
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MEN WANTED-To sell insurance,
previous experience Unnecessary
very best contracts. perpetual renew
ais We insure all races and nation
~alitieS. We are particularly anxious
20 secure men who after short training
would be able 10 take charge Of branch
offices. Lion Life Insurance Co 80
nicSRo ave. East Chicago. 10-26-30t
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Wonderful values in I'M
redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 50 State
st. Hammond. lo-i'-ti
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ROOFING SALE

5000 rolls roofing red. green ard
smooth surfaces. wrapper slightly dam
aged b. railroad COMPANY. TO be cold
$3.50 roll ard Ut. Emil Minas. sl2
Oakley ave. Ham. Phone 3457. office
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Dated October 18th. 1920. 1929
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IL TIE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF ARTHUR y. GoopLANDER.
DECEASED. 40. 1909.
Notice IS hereby given that the IN
dersIsued has been appointed Admins
traitor of said Estate. by the Judge OF
the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed 10 be SOL
welt.
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EOR

FOR sALEEBeautiful bungalows. the
same as rent at 1o6th street and
Avenue NJ. Phone South Chicago 2SI5
or $3.50. l0-29-I2
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WILLIAM C. ROSE.
City Clerk. 10-30-11-6
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIAN, DE-
PARrMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
NOTICE or BULLETIN STREET CE-
MENT PAVEMENT.
PRIMART ASSESSMENT ROLL
MEETING
r. Whom IT Msy Concern:
You are hereby notified thEt the As
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NJ IVAN A NAN who wants a good
POSITION In hammond Big returns,
small Investment. The Bacorn Company.
EIr,fra X Y 1923 .S0-11.6
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c. 0. P. 'Moppers Up and
Big Salaries They Get
Inquiry Just Closed At Chicago Reveals Some In
teresting Details of Campaign
Program

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Harry M.
Blair, assistant to National Treas
urer Fred W. Upham, testified under
severe cross examination before the
Senate investigating committee that
the Republican party maintains a
highly paid professional money-rais-
ing organization.
This corroborates one of the
charges made by Governor Cox.
One member of this organization,
F. C. Barbour, the Chicago director,
receives $500 a week, Blair testified.
He said Barbour is a professional
money raiser from New York.
Barbour is starting out tonight to
raise a half million dollars in seven
days." Blair said.
Blair said his salary was 5000
month and expenses. His assistant,
Charles A. McKeand, receives $500
week. Formerly as regional di-
rector McKeand had been paid 1925
a week and expenses.
Others, Blair testified, were paid
as follows:
A. A. PROTZMAN, ''mopper up,"
sent to the Cleveland district from
Pittsburg, 5000 a week and $50 a
week expenses.
HENRY E. OWEN, regional direc-
tor of the central region, compris-
ing 20 states from Ohio to Colo
RADIO, 5000 week. Up to the Re-
publican national convention he
had been paid 1925 week.
R. K. THOMPSON, Cincinnati, direc-
tor for Illinois. $3.50 a week.
JOHN A. KELLY, Columbus, O., di-
rector, $3.50 a week and expenses.
F. L. Mccoy, Cincinnati, with
Whitehill in New England, 800 a
week and $50 a week expenses.
J. H. HAMPTON, Columbus, gener-
al field man in Ohio, $75 a week
and $35 a week expenses
G. w LEE, regional director, New
England and the south, S20C a
week, up to convention $3.50.
J. H. MITCHELL, Philadelphia, di-
rector for Indiana, $3.50 a week
and expenses.
ALBERT H. WEIGEL, Arizona di-
rector, $3.50 week.
CARL FRITSCHE, Michigan direc-
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Oklahoma, 1925 a week and $50 a
week expenses.
MORTON McCORMAC, Chicago di-
rector for Tennessee, 800 week.
H. C. WHITEHILL, Vermont, super
vising director over Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont and Massa-
chusetts, 1925 week and $50 a
week expenses.
G. W. WILLIAMS. Maine director,
now operating in Massachusetts,,
1925 week and $50 week ex-
penses.
A. F. HOFFSOMER. Boston direc-
tor, $3.50 week and $50 a week
expenses.
R. S. VORHIS, now in Boston area
1925 week and $40 week ex-
penses.
c. B. SAWYER, Boston, 800 week
and $50 a week expenses
R. P. STRINE, Philadelphia, director
for Detroit, 5000 week and $50
week expenses.
EDMUND SILVERBRAND, Youngs-
town, director and field man in
Ohio, 800 a week and $50 g week
expenses.
JAMES WRIGHT, New York City,
director, 800 week, Blair thinks
Wright being under supervision of
the eastern headquarters.
CYRUS P. KEAN, special worker in
Milwaukee, 500 week and $50 a
week expenses.
Other men may be in the employ
of the eastern headquarters, but he
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FAREWELL PAID
LOVED MINISTER
Rev. Geo. F. Brown De
livers Final Sermon
Here

Rev. George F. Brown, pastor Of
the Central Baptist church for the
mast four years, delivered his last
sermon at that church last night, be-
fore leaving for his theological
studies in Fort Worth, Texas. The
large auditorium was filled with
members and other friends gathered.
to pay a tribute of esteem. Eugene
Boswell, member of the Sunday
school, spoke few words of appre-
citation in behalf of the Sunday
school, of the great good Mr.. Brown
has accomplished by his bright and
happy manner on all occasions, and
of the regret in the hearts of all at
his departure. J. E. Sheppard also
added a word of praise for the sin
cere work done by Mr.. Brown.
Statistics from Atlanta show that
Central Baptist church has made the
greatest progress during the past
four years of any Ba"tist church in
the state. In one years time 100
new members have been added, be-
sides large sums of money collected
and sent to the various boards in
connection with the church work.
The spiritual development of the
church has been remarkable, and
Mr.. Brown stated in his remarks at
the close of the service that Central
Baptist church has a great personnel
and unlimited possibilities with the
young people of the congregation.
AS the congregation gathered
about Mr.. Brown to grasp his hand
in last cordial farewell, many tears
were observed. Yet all felt that
great good would be given to the
world through the instrumentality
Of Mr. Brown in pursuit of his lit
erary and theological studies at the
university. He remarked that this
was the third time he had entered
school for post work, and that even
this would mo- be his last time. He
solicited the earnest prayers of ev-
cry one present for his success in
his work.
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tor, $3.50 a week.
FREDERICK H. WITTY, Wiscon-
sin, $3.50 a week.
CHARLES K. MAVITY, Iowa direc-
tor, $3.50 week and $50 a week
expenses.
L. S. MCDONALD, Colorado director.
800 week and $50 a week ex-
penses.
F. H. BROWN, San Francisco. direc-
tor for California. $125 a week and
$40 week expenses.
w. A. Killing. Oakland Cal, super
vising director OF San Francisco
and Los Angeles, $3.50 week and
$50 week expenses.
W. A. BIBY, Los Angeles director,
500 week and $50 week ex-
penses.
H. R. EWART, Oklahoma director.
500 week and $50 week ex-
penses.
BENJAMIN TAFT, special worker in
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DIDN'T REACH 100

The temperatures Saturday and
Sunday reached the same maximum,
81 degrees, according to Observer ].
M. Bryan. Many persons thought it
more than 100 degrees.
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NJ A r K E T S

UNION STOCK YARDS, Sept IS.
Choice butcher steers 1 900 lbs. up
$40 q $11; choice butcher steers,
800 to 1000 lbs. SO q $40; choice
butcher steers. 600 to 800 lbs. 81
q so; butcher heifers, Sc q
$3.50; common light yearlings, So. SO
q $3.50; choice butcher cows, Sc. so
a $3.50; medium fat cows, $3.50
@ $3.50; cutters, 50 q $3.50; can
ners, SO q 81; choice stock cattle,
$685. a $3.50; common to medium
$3.50 q $3.50; choice veal calves,
SO q $40; common veal calves, SIS q
ST; bulls, 81 q $3.50.
Hog Market
165 lbs. up, SIS; 100 to 165 lbs,
$14; 80 to 100 lbs, $11.75; 80 lbs.
down, S10.75; roughs, 81.
MOULTRIE LIVESTOCK MARKET
MOULTRIE, Sept. 13.-Hogs 165
lbs. and up Ia IA q IA 3-4c; 135 to
165 lbs, 10 IA a 13 3-4c:'110 to
135 lbs, II IA a IL 3-4c; 10 lbs.
and down. 10 IA q 10 3-4c.
Roughs and skips priced on basis
OF quality Piggy sows locked 40
pounds. Stays locked 70 pounds
Prices f. o. b. Moultrie.
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had given the committee all the
names of paid money raisers that he
knew, Mr.. Blair declared.
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From now on we expect plenty of
fresh water fish. Give us your or
ders today. Phone 1871. Braggs
Market.-13-tf.
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NOTICE
FOR prompt transfer service and
heavy hauling and country trims.
telephone Clark's Transfer, SO3. az
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Too Late To Classify.

FOR SALE-Fine milk COW with
young calf. Apply M. N. Edwards
Furniture Store, Cotton Avenue 1S-T
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FREE-An unlimited amount of
wood shavings free for the haul
ing. Americas Automobile Co.
ls-1t.
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FOR SALE or trade. One Ford truck
Good shape. Just the thing for
hauling wood. Bragg's Market Am
CIRCUS, Ga. 1e-tf
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CLERKS Men, women) over II,
month. Examinations September
October. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write r. Ter
ry, Corner Civil Service Examin-
err 744 Continental Bldg, Wash
ington, D. c. 1926
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FOR SALE-Dodge touring car. T,
W. Stewart. 407 West Church
street. 7-tf
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ALLEN, THE AUTO RADIA-
TOR MAN. PHONE 7O3. 122
SOUTH LEE. II
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Full stock Rest
Paints, Varnishes, Stains Roof
Paints and Stains; Creosote: Roof
Cement. Jhon W. SILVER. Phone III
9-(s3)
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FOR SALE.

H0USEWIRING and Electrical work.
1. }. Wallis, Jr. Phone $50. 2l-tf
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WA!NTED-To buy a mule and one
morse wagon. Phone C. j. Clark,
303-9-3t.
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WANTED-10O shoats from rs
100 lbs. each. Jeptha Tingle, R
F d. No. B, Americas, Ga 6-60t
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WANTED TO BUY-Second-hand
return tubular boiler, 80 or 35-
horsepower. H. f. Kennedy. Ella
vile. Ga.-13-3t.
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WANTED TO RENT-By first of
October. large house or small or
three good rooms. Phone 500. S.
c. Kent 1885,
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PHONE 300 for good dry pine stove
wood. Prompt delivery. 16-tf
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WANTED-Bright boy 16 or Is for
clerical position. Address Box
44S, Americas, Ga.-13-tf.
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FOR SALE-Best stock Flooring
Ceiling, Siding, Sash Doors, etc.
south of Atlanta. Prices right
French Doors and Nantes made to
order. John w. SILVER. Phone III
9-(s3)
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car in
good condition. J. T. Warren, Co
ca-Co,a Boiling Co. 3O-tf
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FOR SALE-One practical
ly new six-cylinder Bosch
Magneta. Cheap. See B.
B. Kent, at Gatewood Motor
Co., Jackson street.-dh-tf
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-06-01
CHEVROLET WINS SPEEDWAY CLASSIC
Ralph De Palma Tydgicdy Loses First Place When Car
Catches Fire; Gets More Gas, Finishes FHth; Crovd
Estimated ut I25,OOO VieLUs Race.
INDIANAPOLIS, Qnd.) June l.

INDIANAPOLIS, Qnd.) June L.
CASTOR Chevrolet and his American
made Monroe Special were crowned
monarch and queen of the speed world
at a mighty speedway demonstration
last night, but CASTOR is still happily
wondering what it is all about. His
victory. although the result of careful
and consistent driving throughout the
5OO-mile grind, was snatched from the
teeth of the brilliant De Palmer after
the Italian favorite had fought his way
to safe two-lap lead of the field in
the 467th mile, only an experience en-
CINE trouble and a repetition Of his
old-time hard luck.
A crowd, estimated variously at
100000 and $4,000 people watched
the Hoosier native son and big-time
field of nearly thirty cars break track
records through long and threaten
ing Afternoon.
FEW ACCIDENTS
They waited in vain for the usual
series of fatal accidents and contented
themselves with the thrill of following
two drivers as they battled down the
|stretch at we'll over 90 miles an hour.
The speed for the greater part of the
distance registered in the nineties.
But two accidents occurred. Louis
Chevrolet left the track with slightly
sprained back after the breaking Of
steering knuckle early in the race
and Joe Boyer, fast and furious pace
maker for the first hundred miles
turned over on the back stretch in
avoiding skidding rival near the end
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of the race. Neither driver was bad
ly hurt. De Palma's car caught fire
from the terrific speed he demanded
in his last squirt for first money but
was able to finish in fifth position
after the breakdown.
ALMOST TRAGIC
The accidant which snatchd victory
from De Palma, was tragic. The
noted Italian was racing at break
neck speed when a sheet of flame
licked its way to his gasoline tank.
While his mechanician heroically
fought the flames, De Palma, broken
hearted, ran to the pits a mile away
for a fresh supply.
INDIANAPOLIS RACE WINNERS
l. CASTOR Chevrolet, Monroe, Amer
can. Time, 5:4O:1616 88.1G NJ P H
2. Rene Thomas, Ballot. French, -.
...... Time, 5:43:02.20 8745,M ? H
3. Tommy Milton, Dusenberg, Amer
lean Time, 5:46:43.3S 1852 M P II
A. Jimmy Murphy, Dusenberg Anne
rican, Time, 5:52:3l.37 NJ ? H
5. Ralph De Palma, Ballot, French
Time, ..... 6:05:19.15 S2.12 M P II
6. Eddie Hearne. Duesenberg, Amer
lean. Time. .6:14:19.15 80.15 M P H
7. Jean Chassagne, Ballot French,
Time. . 6:15:16.58 1894 NJ P II
8. Joe Thomas, Monroe, American,
Time .6:21:41.55 1850 NJ p H
9. Ralph Milford, milford Sp. Anne
rican. Time :. 7:19:O3.73 68.33 NJ P II
10. Tom Alley. (relief) ............
Time. go. :. 7:21 :4O.18 6793 NJ = II