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NEW YORK. May 30.--Thc Amcri-
can Davis Cup tennis team sailed to-
day for Antwerp on the army trans
port Northern Pacific. 1t viii later
proceed to London to compete in the
English ational championship be-
fore engaging in the elimination
matches for the right to meet Aus
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EVERYBODY THERE HEARD
KELLY, GIANT BATTING
New iork's Hard-fiitting First
Bascman, Drove In 8 OF 10 Runs,
and Tailed the Other Two.
ice Assoclattd Prcss.l

NEW YORK. May 3o.-Ncw York
made IL two out of three from Phila-
deiphia here today, winning the last
game Of the series by a score Of
10 10 8. Gallia. the former Ameri-
can League pitcher, was knocked out
IN three innings. Kelly. the New
York first bascman, accounted for
eight of New iork's ten runs, driv-
Ing In six and scoring two.
The score:
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CUBS CONTINUE TO WIN

tinued It's winning streak today by
defeating ST. Louis. & TO .. making
"A clean sweep OF tho series. The
locals concentrated their attacks in
the first and NTH innings. Tyler
kept the St. Louis hits scattered un-
til the seventh. when triples by
MciIenry and l.avan and an infcld
out ncttcd two runs.
The score:
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SPORTS

traiia for the Davis cup. The teams
includes Samuel Hardy. the Calf
tornia veteran who is the nonplayinp
captain: William NJ. johnston. san
Francisco. national title holder; VIII
nam +. Ttldcn End. Philadelphia. ma.
;;oaal runner up; r. Norris Wili;a m.
md. Boston. and Cherries S. Garland,
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
,n rnInaA .s.ha.l,,IoI

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RichmOnd at Petersburg, morning.
Petersburg at Richmond. afternoon.
Norfolk ut Portsmouth. morning
Portsmouth AIT Norfolk. afternoon.
Suffolk Mt Newport News. morning n
afternoon.
wilson at Rocky Mount, morning.
Rocky Mount at Wilson afternoon
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DODGERS MAKE 1T 8 OUT OF q

BROOKLYN, y. y, May 30.-Smith
neld Boston 10 six scattered hits to-
day and Brooklyn made il three out
OF FOUR games The score was five
TO .. The Dodgers go, hits off scott
in every inning. punching three in
each Of tho fourth, fifth and seventh.
Tor runs Wheat led with a trio Of
singles.
Boston, RrooLIxn
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SENATORS TAKE SIXTH

WASHINGTON. May 3o.-Washing-
ton made n clean sweep of the Sc
rleS OF four games with Philadelphia
by winning today. II to & The locals
made seventeen hits for total OF
twenty-three bases off Martin. II
was WashinGtons sixth straight vie
tory
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DETROIT TAKES SERIES

ST. LOUIS. May 30.-Dctroit made
a clean sweep OF the series with st.
Louis. winning today, i to . II was
locals. Ncach drove home run into
the right-ticld stands in the seventh.
scoring Jones. who had, singled.
ahead OF him.
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Totals
slg-t.A.N
Totals .3s . Il 10 rotais 80 10 = II
.ISatted for Adams in eighth
tBattcd for Hamilton in ninth.

Pittsburgh ., o n q I nj
Cincinnati -. ......... q y q 4, n
summary: Runs-Carey. Cutshaw Lee,
Dauh"rt. Roush. kopf. :. WinEo Errors
schmidt: Rath. Eupf. Two base htS-k opf.
carey. Whitfield. Sacrii-ce-Croh Ncale .:
WinEo Double plays-Daubcrt to Rath
Nicholson to Schmidt LET. on base
ri,tshurgh. Z; Cincinna II. s. Base on bali
on Sal,er. ! Wisner. ]. Hits-on Adams
IN e-S innings Struck omt-Ada ans. .
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The score:
nI.Iu..l-t..l.l,
Washington.

Totals ....S7 20 ct Totals ...3S Il - &
Stated for Martin in ninth
rBat,cd for Schscht in fourth
Score bv Innings: II
philade.phia ....... .onoainooo
summary: RunS-Wclsh. Witt Perkins
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Cubs Take Lead in Both Leagues for
Week in Games, Winning Six Straight

NJ" no'tk Mny 3o-rhc weeks
left
scorcu ny oproncntr
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
| Chicago at 81. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
philadelphia at Boston,
T,yn in MI cif
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Wild pitch-Adams Losing pItchcr-Wis
TIL ,umpircs-Mc and Hart.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Hrockiyn.
st. Louis ut Pittsburgh
Cincinnati nj Chicago
I'1ston at rlvSfadclphi,
tTwo games IN all ritirs.)
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SC0r" nv innings: II
Chicago .......................oi o o - : . o-S
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures o : IS
summary. Runs Murphy. = Collins. }.
Collins >. Felsch. SChalk. JAmie.on. Chap
man. :. Speaker. Gardner. WambSEansS.
Chlc. Evans Errors-Jamieson. wambs-
ganss Two ha>. hits-Rtsbct Schalk
Jameson. o.Nclli. Chapman. stolen base
j; Collins. Wsmbsranss. Sacriiiccs-Cicottc
Chapman. Double --WaInbSEans
Chairman and Johnston. Left bases
Chicago. :: tloyH land. :. Base on Ia lis
cicoti.. j: BoohlinE. I; thlo. |. Hits-nn
BoehltnE; I'M: 2f nhle. in :. Struck
hcr-thlc. Cmp!rcs- Dinccn and Nal
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Errors-,Tobin,. Billings, Two-pasc hits
f,oi"a Sa;sfnsis!sr saep!ase hii9.?caHs.
Leonard. Woodail. Gcdeon. Gerber Billings
Gedeon. Gcrbcr and Sister, Left on bases.
Detroit .. St Louis. .. Rasc on hulls-on
Leonard. :; .Sothoron. :. Iits--on Sothoron.
10 in innings: Bmrwcll. in ,. lit by
ron lCobb. struck out-hy Leonard; ..
Ing Observation-Disclosures. umpircs-Moriarty
and Connolly. Time. La.
Whom Motoring. take along pack
age OF Florida Fruit Gum. 1t adds TO
the pleasure of the ride. Made by
Flccr All dcalcrS-5c.-Adv.
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Totals .. II - l.! Totals rs, =; 1.
.BAucd for Soihoron In seventh.
fBattcd for Burwc!l in ninth.
Score BY innings: II
ST. Louis 1900; ......:.......O o oooool-:
summary: Enns-YounE. Jones. Vcach
Flarstcad Woodall. .. Gerber Billings
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Boston
Totals ....3l 5 4 !
Totals e. 80 II - 20

Boston ......... ..............0 n0o -
Summary: Runs-Suliiyan. =: Olson,
Johnston. Wheat. .: Smith Errors-Foid.
Bailey. Scott, Mitchell. krue.er Two
base hits-Sullivan. Smith. Double plays
kIldun. Olson and Mitchell. Left on bass
Boston. >; BROOKLYN; 5. Bases on balls
3: smith g. Umpircs-klcm and Emslie.
Time. l4t
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New lnrk
PHILADELPHIA

rhilad:lphia ...... ........2O 30 o. s
Sunni; SIinma,y; Runs Bancroft. wi!Iisms.
cher: Doyle: :: kaur. :: .s!ckinr. ;: Kelly.
Two base hI,s-KciIy. :; Mcusci. n Miiicr
Home run-StengcL stolen bascs-WTi.
,lsns. TraEesser. Young. =. Sticking kauN
kelly. Secrifccs-S;cnrcl. LEI, on base.
NV York g. philadelphia. %. Base on
of Gail!a: in inning: B,r,s ) in !:
H. hM;siine5'' in i; ,Toney. /: in 'c,5
G.lita !sichinsl. Struck ou,-.t;ai!ia ::
al,ches-Tonev. BSsi,s Wilkins anchM.iIinn
Toncr. Losing pitcher-Ca,lia. Empires-
Moran and Rislcr Time 2:d5
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Totals ST . "a II Totals ....3i Is -
.Battcd for ,iCnttc In ninth
IRAN for Boehlinr in seventh.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. Il; ST Louis, ..
New York. 10: Philadelphia. q.
lSroOklyn. >: Boston. ..
Cincinnati. ;: Pittsburgh. 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland 3. Chicago, q.
Detroit. q: 81. I.oui.. =
Washington. u: Philadelphia. 6.
Only three scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
FOR SALE

70, SeV-S-Goom, two-story pebble dash
dwelling, modern, double sleeping
porch west Silver avenue, close in.
42,s5O-6-room frame, bath, two iavato-
ries, fireplace, garage, South Third
street, near shops.
2Oo-4-room. white stuceo bungalow,
modern, huilt-in features, oak and
maple floors, glrssed sleeping porch;
Fourth ward: immediate possession.
*,2o0-5-room brick, modern. large
porches, corner lot. North Eleventh
T,600-A well built 60-foot front brick
store building, with living quarters
and garage In rear, on South Second
street. facing office building Of Santa
Fe shops: will rent for SEQ per month.
A, FLEISCHER
Real ESTATE, Insurance, Loans.
Phone 67i. Ill South Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, June 9.-Sweepfng up
turns in the value of grain took
place today. oats leading with an
extreme rise OF 7%c. The unex-
pected buliish nature of the gov
eminent crop report was largely
responsible Corn closed unsettled,
-3Bc to DC net higher at $1.74$ to
s1.745s July and sl.61 to S1.61 a
September. The finish in oats
varied from 2 sc to INC up. Pro-
visions gained &c to S5c.
Oats scared to prices which over
topped all previous records. De-
mand was on big scale, princi-
pally from shorts. A large eastern
Spectator in cotton who was
conspicuous figure in person here
today on the trading floor, was
also said to have bought heavily.
Inasmuch as a bearish government
report had as a rule been looked
for, the ma jority of dealers were
taken by surprise, especially SO
over announcement of falling off
in winter wheat condition figures.
Continued meagerness of receipts
of oats, together with predictions
that the available car supply would
become scantier even than at pres
ent made rushes to purchase in
evitable. No important action de-
veloped and last prices for oats
were at the pinnacle of the day.
Corn was strong from the outset,
mainly through sympathy with
oats.
Provisions We're slow but finally
became responsive to gain strength.
Closing prices:
Corn-July, $1.743s; Sept, s1.6l.'
Oats--July, $1.04: Sept. 81 hc.
Pork--July, $4,000; Sept, $500.
Lard-July. s20.s2; Sept, s21.70.
Ribs-July, $3.50; Sept, s19.07.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
WALL STREET

ley MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WHEEL
New York, June 9.-Stocks were
firm at the outset of today's listless
session, reacted sharply, especially
IN the railway division. before noon
and moved forward again later,
when steels. equipments, oils and
textiles became the special objects
of bullish attention.
The weakness of rails. in which
high grade shares suffered extreme
losses of one to three points, was
ascrhed to yesterdays cut in the
dividends of Chicago & North
western common.
American Wooden, Baldwin Lo-
connective, Bethlehem Steel and sew
erat of the prominent oils--stocks
in which a large short interest is
Believed to exist--were foremost in
the closing rally, rails making little
recovery. Sales amounted to $780,
600 shares. Us
The money market pursued its
recent tortuous course, call loans
opening at Z per cent rising to 8 at
mid day and falling back to at
the close. Time loans for small
amounts, and mainly for short ma
turtles, were made at prevailing
rates. but little merchants paper
changed hands. Conditions affect
inf1 foreign exchange We're not ma
terially altered. The London rate
failed to reflect reports that large
payments toward the Anglo-French
loan expiring next fall had been
anticipated here.
IN thn bond 1aylfDt hnwauer
Anglo French 5s made a new high
at 99ia, although the general list,
including Liberty issues, were ir-
regular. Total sales, par value,
S17,350,000. On call old United
GATES Is we're down y and old As
" per cert.
Closing prices:
American Beet Sugar. .... 80
American Can ......,...,., 80
American Sumatra Tobacco. S7&
American Tel. & Tel ..... 94A
American Zinc ............ ID
Anaconda Copper .......... 56%
Atchison 79B
Baltimore & Ohio .......... 81
bethlehem steel "B". ...... 90%
California Petroleum ..... 29R
Canadian Pacific ..........112B
Central Leather ........... So
Chesapeake d Ohio ........ 81
Chicago, Mil. & st. Paul. 32&
Chino Copper .............3 81 q
Crucible Steel .............13S
Cuba Cane Sugar .......... 5OA
Erie 11A
Great Northern Ore Gifts. ... ssh
Great Northern pfd ........ 20
Inspiration Copper ....L.. 52A
Int. Mer. Marine pfd........ SO
Kennecott Copper ......... y u
louisville e. Nashville. 97h
Mexican Petroleum ........177&
Miami Copper ........... 203s
Missouri Pacific .......... 25A
New York Central ......... 6S%
Northern Pacific .......... II
Pennsylvania .,......... Ss1a
Ray Consolidated Copper. -. II
Reading ............... SSH
Republic Iron & Steel. $3.50. 81
Sinclair Oil g. Refining. 32A
Southern Pacific .......... 92R
Southern Railway .......... %
Studebaker Corporation 49,. SsB
Texas Company ............ AZ
Tobacco Products .......... II u
Union Pacific HAN
United States Steel ....... 1914
Utah Copper ....''.....'. $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10

FOR SALE--FuyrIture
WANTED--Ranches

WANTED--To lease for three or five
years, good ranch, close in: good land,
improvements and alfalfa: sandy land
preferred and north OF town. Address.
Texas, care Journal
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, June 9.-Liberty
bonds were irregular today. Final
prices were: AIS, s91.90 first As,
ss6.t4; second As, $3.50: first
AS, $500; second Ans, $S5,22;
third Ans, sS9.22; fourth 4As,
ss5.52: Victory 3&s, $3.50; Victory
ass. $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 9.-ButterI4 Mar
ket-lower. Creamery. 42@501ac.
Eggs--Market unchanged. Re-
ceipts, s2.0S0s ases.ssss,e.,ss.s.sss.s4
PoultryAMive. unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10

ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT.
GOOD for all kinds Of roofs. We ask you
to try this paint along side the best 50
per gallon paint won can get, then you
will find out we have the best money can
buy, the price is only rs cents per gall
lon. Manufactured In Albuouernue by
the Manzano CD. ITO South Walnut.
Phone 1871. Let us send expert me-
chanics to fix your roof.
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Browns For
Transfer and Storage
Phone 678

We pay the highest cash prices for
all kinds of junk, old books, papers
and old autos. We specialize in
ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
and all kinds OF second hand fur
niture, army shoes and comforts.
ST. LOUIS JUNK CO.,
405 South First. Phone S72
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Up-t0-f ne minute tailoring,
cleaning and pressing shop Doing good
business. Helen Hamilton. Box S73 Gall
up. N. N
If YOU have $4,000 and want to Invest
In business which will bring returns,
answer this ad, No experience required.
Easy work, Address Box 1856. care jour
FOR SALE-s3'o00 business = Ladies'
Ready-to-wear goods including miliin-
cry; good going concern In biggest min
ing town In Arizona. Low rent and ex-
penses. Good reason for sale. Answer
Smart Shop. Box 1903, jerome, Ariz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19

FOR RENT OR SALE -,rooin house on
Erie si near Fire Sta. No A. Small
ca sh pawn enf down. Fhone Hammond
1916 or call 53l m ichigsn ave. a-f1-it
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
N THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
ELI PAI4kAN No. t7Ge IN THE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. JANUARY
TERM 1920.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen to the HEIRS.
LEGATEES AND CREDITORS Of Ell
Tsilan. dsces Sod. to appear in the Lake
superior Court held ~ Hammond. In
diana on the 18th day Of March. 1920.
and show cause. if any why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the o.
tate Of said decedent should NOT be
approved; and said heirs are notified to
then and there make proof Of heirship
and receive their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Lake su-
perlor Court. a. hammond this 18Th day
or February. 1920-
HERBERT i. WHEATON,.
(geall clerk Lake Superior Court.
ns-la-2s
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Advertise IN The Times and al
veftise again. Results come VIZ
constant effort.
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping: clean and nicely furnished
$50 Drummond ST. phone Ind. Harbor
5SSN 2-lS-ot
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wAcUw1cx SPECIALS.

Groom modern frame bunEa lQW llke
new with 37Ir II. lot. on Highland 81.
All assessments paid in full Interior
trimmed in oak. screens, shades. tsun-
dry tubs ard good garage Here a
1vpe or home that will appeal to YOU
and it's built right. $3.50. with S1pVo
CASH down VIII give quick possess on.
broom modern frame with 90 H. lot'
cu Monroe ST. near Coukey ave Can
make additional rooms upstslrS. " Incl
IS not finish ed Hot ar heat, electtlc
and gas fine bsSefue en-, windows an4
porch screened. shades. fine lawn ana
chicken yard. This 5 q real good par
gain with possibilities Of adding on
two or three more rooms ana well To-
Gated Only $3.50. with about $1,000
sh down. Immediate possession.
Groom fine two story frame Tesiuehce
on Park place. Hot water heat. large
rooms and newly decorated. Screens
and storm windows. shades and hne
lawn. One of the finest locations IN
town and a real good buy at S62HD-
S-roorn modern frame bungalow. Just
car line 40 It lot, all graded and Sodded.
Best of interior trim and decoration. tile
hath floor buffet kitchen cabinet linen
closet gas water heater for summer use.
screens and shades All assessn en- { :
paid in full Possession ct once. VIII
take 5000 cash down balance $4S per
month including interest You viii fall
in love with this beautiful home on
sight.
FRANK j. EACEEEICE.
'.Mo1ne Of the Eest Home BarSAIns."
Cor Oakley ard Plunamer ayes. Phone
%
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED a. housekeeper i'm
vidower's home. by experienced mid
die AGED ladV Write A643. Times. Ham
faond 2-1e-1t
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WAETED:-Boys and girls
over 16 years, for light,
clean assembly work, good
opportunity for live wires,
illinois Car and Manuf'g Co.
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
For Miscellaneous.

FOR -Unredeemed Diamonds and
Railroad Watches. Lesser's Losn Bank,
65 State St. Hammond. Open evenings.
1-9-tf
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Don't throw pour paper away
without reading the want I'd page,
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Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED-Laborers day or night shift.
Chicago Feed & Fertilizer CO, os-
borne. Ind. l-3l-tt
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WANTED b5c per hr ~
a ErYE Co. lend and Clark 81.
TF.r1r1Rss 2-1s-N
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Times news service is The best
touch with he whole world
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WANTFD-A good live stock salesman.
INQUIRE at 100 Broadway. Room 20s,
phone Gary 49Tf. r. NJ. Haynes.
3lt-1mo
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u
D. g. DIETRICH
Board Of Public Work
NILLIAM g. ROSE.
City clerk Apple
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT sleeping rooms suitable
for gentlemen. convenient 70 car
lines 81 Truman ave- phone Hammond
81 ~ 2-l 4-1t
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Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALT Bargain. so Il. TOT on JEFF
feFson ST.. between Conkey and Ken
wood Phone Hammond 223. 2-ls-6t
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FOR SALE-ls14 Ford touring 5-pass
in perfect condition. bargain liam
mond Auto Paint & Top Co. Hammond.
us 81
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HYANTED-1Eiddle aged man for inside
work; SCI per week. Apply a. Eie-
NstOr Hammond bldg. Hammond
2-14-tf
W-A&TED-Laborers Nowak Milling
Corpora ton. Calumet and both 81,
Hammond %-Aa-ot
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FOR SALE Buick Light Sin: excel
lent condition % Siblev St phone
Hammond 1066W. 2-IS-2t
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FOR RENT sleeping room. hot water
ll5IN 2-1S-et
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
Yesterdays Mystery Solution
vJ,HB outstanding feature in the case

yJ,HE outstanding feature in the case
i of "The Missing Teeth" as Harvey
Hunt saw It, was the peculiar selection
OF loot by the man who killed and
robbed Travis.
He took a gold handled penknife, but
not n large roll of bills in the same
pocket. He took gold wedding ring,
hut not n much more valuable platinum
and diamond ring. Also he took gold
loving cup, and had wrenched out the
teeth of his victim. 1t seemed prob
able to the criminal investigator, in
view of the foregoing, that he had ex-
tractcd his victims teeth for. the sake
of the gold they contained.
A man who would steal only gold
when he can get more valuable loot, and
selects q shoe with which to kill his
victim, must be mentally unbalanced,
Hunt argued. Hence his visit to the
insane asylum. 'e
But he found no trail among the
records there, as was indicated by his
remark to the editor Of the Eagle. So
he fell back on the device of laying a
trap and batting 1t especially for the
insane criminal, whose. suspicious he
first lulled with the story Of his retire
ment from the case and of his leaving
town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
TODAYS MYSTERY STORY
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN

the artist from tho cement walk lead.
ing from the main building, right out
onto the smooth sand where the tide
had receded. He had walked along the
edge or the water as far as the beach
went, and had turned back. Out from
the same cement walk went the foot =
steps of the murderer, to meet those Of
the artist when he was half way back.
The two had evidently stood and talked
a bit, and in the standing the murderer
had not stood on tlptoe. The imprints
showed struggle, with those of the
murderer backing Of, evidently for the
shot. Then the murderer's footsteps
went back to the cement walk again,
evidently on run. Far out to one side
from the walk, In the dry sand, Hunt
found pair of canvass sneakers, which
htted the footprints Of the murderer,
VINO evidently had flung them there upon
reaching the walk.
It's very puzzliDg," said DR.. Bar.
neigh. II can't imagine why any man,
either among our patients or employees,
would have a grYdge against Manville.
You've noted, Of course, that there has
been no robbery" =.
I think can explain, DOCTOR" Har =
vey Hunt replied, slowly. 1T was no
man who killed him. It was a woman,
notwithstanding the size of the foot
steps"
"WhyF" asked Barneigh, in surprise,
What makes you think so7"
what made Harvey Hunt think 10
tods a toontdnP
The dnswer toill appear tomorrow.