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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
FlR SALE-


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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Well established and first class con
fectionery on main street doing "a fine
business, adJoins theater
SIX room flat. very cheap, good To-
cation at 1922 Olcott ave, brings in
$40 rental per month VIII take So
600 cash. Balance same as rent Pric-
Two building lots. opposite city hall
park, splendid bargain. Cheap for
cash. Priced $4,000
Apply 1000 Forsythe avenue. East
Cnlcago. Indiana ~ D
FOR SAI4E-Seven room house so IT
lot. Price $1,000 45e Morton ave,
East Hammond Phone 1lS6-W Ham,
mond. 1888
FOR SALE-5 fat bldg. furnished
Rental $22e0 per year. Price $40
500 half cash Corner flats haywood
and Slbley ST.. Hammond 1873
FOR SALE-Modern room house. This
property IS near the Industrial high
school, possession in 10 days Must be
5000 Part cash j. e Trescott.
phone 2S12 Hammond 14:2
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Strictly modern bungalow. rooms
and be III, ia Oakland Addition one
block from Calumet avenue and Indus
trial high school All rooms decorated.
oak trim and floors. screens for VIM
dows and large front porch. furnace
heat laundry tubs, gas plate and heat
at once Will include all coal and wood
In basement. Price $3.50 Phone
853-R AT Eaton st, Hammond 1:4:2
FOR SALE-As / am leaving the city
must sacrifice my equity in a nea rly
new six room modern bungalow in East
Chicago, East front. near car line and
five blocks from center Of city Small
cash payment down and monthly bal
estly built home and could not be du-
picated today for the money I am ask
ing. All double floors and paper between
floors. Maple floors in dining room and
kitchen, balance of house oak HQl-
land furnace. laundry tubs electric fix
lures. House has Just been recently
decorated. This Is absolutely the low
est priced house in the city Of East
Chicago and will sell IL to you on terms
which you can afford TO buy. Write
B-1S0, care Times. Hammond l:4:2
FOR SALE-Soft drink parlor and pool
room, good location Apply 101 Pun
mer ave Hammond 1:4:tf
BRICK FLAT BARGAIN
Two family fiat; good condition;
close in, on F'oTsythe ave; good rental
property; priced very cheap at $1,000.
$500 cash; balance easy
81 y foot lot on North Magoun ave
bargain at only $1,000 Lot values are
increasing; buy now and YOU VIII be
money ahead
CIAS. " TERAIINf co.
721 Chicago ave, phone East Chicago
81 12:8O:eod;3
FOR SALE-Two story brick house
and cottage. asa East State street
Hammond. 1890
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05

WANTED EXPERIENCED RIVl2T-
ERS FUCKERS AND HEATERS
FOR CAR ERECTION WORK AI-
PLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. EUCLID
AVE. GATE READY FOR WORK
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORP. EAST CHICAGO, IND. 1853
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
GOSTLIN MEYN &
HASTINGS, INC.
On Holman, cor. Of State
Phone Hammond 40
ID

FOR SALE-Rooming house, ten rooms.
furnace heat. electric light. 354
Henry St. phone Hammond 935-R 1872
FOR SALE
On South Side. on car line room
house modern except heat. basement
half dug out: u story, 2 bed rooms.
rent for $27 per month. 421a ft lot.
$500 down and we viii give you deed
subject 70 the mortgage. Price only
$3.s00. Good conditions.
New room bungalow on south side
not quite completed hardwood floors:
hot air heat stationary tubs. etc 37I5
f. lot. VIII sell for $500 down as
first payment.
Beautiful home on Dyer Blvd. five
rooms. Il story, will soon be compile
ted $1,000. with only $1,000 down.
GUY w. EATON
Real Estate and Insurance
100 Citizens National Bank Bldg
Phone Hammond 1912 or 135. Is
FOR SALE Grocery store good lo-
cation. 1906. 141st st. Indiana Har-
- o.3
FOR SALE Confectionery store. 1920.
18TH ST.. Indiana Harbor 1888
FOR SALE will sell cheap for ca IN
two nice lots. situated in the incest
residential part Of South Hammond.
Phone 1365Y3 Hammond. is
FOR EXCHANGE acres of land for
rental property or merchandise VIM
POTSel. McdarVViIle Ind 1-5.3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
WANTED



Electric sub-station operators.
One young man. 1925 years of age
TWO mIddIe-aged men living near
electric station. Schrage avenue near
Stetber, Whiting
Two middle aged men, living near
electric station 138th and Parrish ave
Indiana Harbor.
Inquire of
A. c. ZWEC.K
Corner Of Hanover and Sheffield ave
Hammond. Indiana 1858
W'ANTED-A LIVE SALESMAN BY A
GOING LAKE COUNTY MANUFAC-
TURING CORPORATION THOSE
WITH EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING
SECURITIES HAVE PREFER IN CI1
AND UNLESS YOU ARE A PRODU-
GER AND HAVE CONFIDENG,EE
WORK ON 4 STRICTLY COMMIS
SION BASIS, YOU NEED NOT WASTE
YOUR TIME AND OURS. THIS is "a
HIGH GRADE BONA FIDE PROPOS-
ITION WITH BIG MONEY FOR CON
SCTENTIOUS WORKERS. WRITE TO
SECRETARY. c. r. R-99, CARE TIM
ES, HAMMOND 1855
WANTED middle aged man for
night work S25 per week. Apply
Engineer. Ham. Bldg, Hammond. IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING

Address all correspondeuce to j
Ralston Miller. secretary, S54 Calumet
avenue. Hammond. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-On Dec 28. Universal Joint and
Propeller shaft. between East Chi
cago and Hammond Finder please
phone 395 Hammond. 1873
LOST-Bnl fold, between 40 Doty and
Warren st. Phone 2640 Hammond
Reward 1:4:2
LOST-January Bird. black plush boIt
with two black buckles. on Calumet
between Summer st and high school or
Carroll st. Reward Call 1099-R Ham
mond. TX
LOST-White stone ring gcntIernen's
name inside. Mothers gift. Liberal
reward. 1886 Barring ave phone 427-W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05

xNaR Whiting and East Cnicawm
We &outh ChfcA go 9RfY.
&3s< CatcaEc-S:ff p m Ra8 az! n ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
WANTED-EEMALE HELP

ANTED-Competen girl for general
housework no small children, good
wages. SO Carroll St. Hammond. 1:4:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05

I4ANDDLDT4 SFEDIAL y MbsH just
out containing 1921 facts of clover
land in Narinette County. Wisconsin.
IF for a home or as an Investment you
arc thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich, send at once
for this special number of LandoIogy.
II is free on request Address Skid
more Richie Land Co, 405 Skidmore-
Richie Bldg Marinette. Wis l:5:77t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
SPECIAL APARTMENT
HOUSE BARGAINS

SPECIAL APARTMENT
HOUSE BARGAINS
Located on the south side
near Holman street, high
class 4 apartment building
of brick construction, just
recently completed. Finish
ed with the best Of hard
wood and has every con
venience. Separate heating
plant for each apartment.
Price $22,8O0. Terms $4,000
cash.
4 flat building of brick
construction located on the
north side, near the South
Shore Electric line. This
property is in the best Of
condition and will pay a
very good return on the in
vestment. Price $500.
Reasonable terms.
We think that both Of
these properties are very
reasonably priced and Of ex-
ceptional value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RF1NT-5 or room apt.
or bungalow. furnished or unfurn-
4shed Best references. Phone 22S8
Hammond 1:3:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS

Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett, phone 1929 Hammond.
1R-21- 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
BOARD AND ROOM

WANTEI)-Man and wife desire room
and board in modern home, wife will
ing to do housework in exchange as
part payment. Phone 1852 Ham. IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
BRICK FIAT BARGAIN

FOR SALE-Two story brick house
and cottage. asa East State street
Hammond 12.20
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05

East Chicago. Indiana. December 29th
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
SITUATION WANTED
FOR MOTORCYCLES

FO Henderson motorcycle with
side car. 1915 model cheap for cash
Can he seen at 3422 Fir St, 2nd fiat
Indiana Harbor y:4:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Dodge truck, r.
c. Anderson, 4719 Barring ave. East
ybicaEo 12.90.3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-05

FOR SALE-Rooming house. ten rooms.
furnace heat electric light 354
Henry St. phone Hammond 935-R 1852
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
The American Thanksgiving
AProxlsTnsti0n by tie President Of
the United States

''Thnt season has come when, alike Ia pursuance on q dcvout
.iioual fortantk, II il proper that tho President should summon the
nation 10 u day o. devotion, of thanksgiving for blessings bestowed
and 81 prayer fi guidance in modes OF life that may deserve con-
"Forcryet among our blessings is the return Of peace, aud
the approach Of peace and the approach 10 normal ways again into
tcaious af nnfty with al nations, after a long period Of strugrIc
md turbulence. In thankfuiness therefor, We may well unite in
Inc Hope that Providence win vouchsafe approval of the things we
have done, the aims which have guided us, the aspirations which
have Inspired ps
W. shall be prosrcrcd Is we shall deserve prosperity, seek
ing not alone for the material things but for those Of the spirit as
well; earnestly trying 10 help others, asking before all else. DE
privilege Of service. As we render thanks anew for the cxaitation
which came to Us, we may fitdngly petition that moderation and
wisdom shall be granted 10 rest upon all who are in authority, in
the tasks they must discharge. Their hands will be steadied, their
purposes strengthened, in answer 10 our prayers.
Ours has been a favored nation in the bounty which God
has bestowed upon Il. THE great trial Of humanity though indeed
Scared. II is for us to recognize that we have been thus favored,
and when we gather at our affairs to offer up thanks, we will do well
serving We have been raised up and preserved in national power
and consequence, as part of a plan whose wisdom We can not ques-
ton. Thus believing we can do no less than hold our nation, the
willing instrument OF the Providence which has so wonderfully fay
ored u.s. Opportunity for very great service awaits MS If we shall
prove equal TO. H.. Let our prayers be raised for direction. in the
right paths. Under God, our responsibility IS great, To our own
first TO all men afterward. To all mankind in God 5 own justice.
Now, therefore, l. Warren G. Harding, President Of the I'm
tied States, do hereby designate Thursday, the 2ih day Of Novem.
Der, TO be observed by the people as a day Of THANKSGIVING, devo-
ton aud prayer; urging that at their affairs they viii give thanks
for all that has been rendered unto them, and will pray for a corr
tnunce Of the Divine fortune which has been showered so gcner.
ously upon this nation.
IN witness whereof, | have hereunio set my hand and caused
TO be affixed the seal of the United States Of Amerna.
Done at the capital of the United States, this 3lst day of De-
tober. in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred aud twenty one
and of the Independence Of the United States the one hundred aud
fortysxth.
WARREN G. HARDING.
BY the President.
CHARLES L. HUGHES.
Secretary of State
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
'DECLAMAT0RY AND
OAT0RIcA CONTESTS
wilt Be TONIGHT
One Event at Central
Avenue M. E. Church;
Other at High School

The University and High school
ontoricai contests viii be held this
evening" At the Central Avenue Me-
thodiat chutch. one door rms OF the
High school building. at s;hS. and
the d~ecihmatory contest, at the nigh
school auditorium. These win decide
the award OF the state medal In eacn
case.
There will be fine con,estants.l an
the High school oratorical contest.
Albuquerque High school will be- re-
presented by Maxwell Merritt There
will be nine contestants In the do
clamatory contest. In which the Al
b~uqurrune High school Will be reprc-
sented. By Miss Pansy Hicks. There
Will be two contestants In the Uni
vcrsity o~ratoricai contest.
The %orAtorial and ~declamatory con-
tests win both begin at the same
hour-7:f5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
Discounts For
Dealer At Show
George 7, Keen Evolves Plan
70 Ala Retailer NJ Auto
Equipment Show.

&htxaio kqpip'oept sksv. a, which
ttslFere.entl ~ pdi,ns he wares bone
me ~ n,' pssessseS, w.i b held At
frlm January > 20 January 81. ,is22.
se xasmssas 4 sho e ss'i e ssia II e
NeY .TeJk CITY during the same time.
The pan has been worked out by
oeoree T. ssser, Eecretary Of the Ma
tionai Retail Mcrchants and Buyers
Association. which has It's headquar-
t<rs . ma. EstSi Imperial. AND that
crfeplfatlQR hea taken over four floors
81 tho ho,el = arrahse TOT the exhibits
that wfl be shown
The Auto Eqpipmsnt Show Il for
NJ eeneut % the retail merchant aRd
" saplainine his pan. we are In no
way runHlns rssapefition With the Auto
shqY, 4. We DO not admit the general
pubic 20 the exhibifs.
-oer show 10 held Ia furnish auto
sluipmsnt. asRiern and rctan mer-
chants a place 10 do their sailing and
buying N privacy, away from the bus
~ at a big show. An Interesting fea-
tura n, N IA, that the dealers do not
paf. . nxsd fee for the space they 90
cury. hui merely give a small pereen.
faxe OF their fnea for this space. Ths
National Retail Merchants ard Buyers
sssosisfion .planr 70 Pass one-third Of
this percentage. aiopg 70 the dealer
who huss tls goods al ibis shov In
the fnperial The result Is the ~. n
~ g ~ ASSOCIATION haA DONE good
work In bringing the seller and buyer
together. A. . mlnimum oost and the
buyer receives n deduction from the
price OF his nfticie thAf he a pas
nionn % the consumer. n may b. re-
marked IN passing that tho priee paid
for the Eooda IL n standard one Ind
tho manufacture f. Eiad 10 erhihlt
bis wares on our terms.
:..nffaii merekants are invited 20 naa
tho clpb rooWs end the fanilliloa Of kbe
n, r., ~, 4 n. Association, TO hsip
them traneact their business and priyt-
iaFe cards for three months are being
sseii lon to toe special ssSmh.
fhe ~. n a. q .. Association has tho
International Commercial Library
Salae room. where the huyeF can make
s~eomparinon Of tho wares offered 70
ittm -, dinefahl exhibitors undiq-
turbcd a. 40 salasman or manufacture
sys representative VIZ Be aiioEed In
fhieI ROOM
Unusual msfhods are being used 70
a4ysrtiapt his ahoy AID ths new plan
,.ettfactiHE vide Attention among
he, manufacturers aud rntafi msr-
chEpfs 10th at whom han Il a. .
boon % busintzL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
suFFERTABtE
GOSSIP

1i.crr ufii &c regular meeting Of
the Elks lodge ~ the club rooi1s
this cvening. Al members ara re-
qbcsted o be present -r
-Thr uoetonbsr ~ui ne closed AL
gay tomorrow. .and there Will b no
The Boyni Arigbhor~ 81 Asncrlca
and Modern wvodmen * Ainst!oa
SSieo ana rovsraiis " osd eiofhss
~a n.a 3 sS's %<s,srss van - md
2, s. Iehs,s EssssMss, shers sssr az
oosn,r Fonruh sffctt ard Silver ave
nae. az Z O'Clock and 10 o'clock in
The morning. Both VIII be conlmii'
INN SERVICES. bishop N rsBsrHcw-
den Win he c~clehrantl ne WIN preach
ma 10 shs fsci thar toniEht y
T.laasks1ssinr y t.ese will be. no
ntsfina of he city eommissiopers
tonight. No SESSION Of. the eouspi9-
floners will he held until November
80. the date for. next rcgaiaT meeting
The IA Dee 40 soehsy of fhc rfeT-
hyterap church. win meet " mrse
Azrr Hope III N0rih Eleventh street:
slssss aa a's z .sss HSss s' sss
Writ Lad AVENUE The 1ie 4rptcu
"a hold ID tnnuai ChrisrpaF iua-hei
consistinS on tapcy work and nculln-
spya~ae ~ ipec. 2eRpd Z. ~ The Palace
drig Aarqsfis NfN, central ovenue'
1IfF 1fsank saiyfitr srslcr. re- the
IuinrnnucI Lut.iepri chufch will be
held tomorrow morning az 1880
O'clock In German.. md II 1:so IN the
evening N Engllehs
The, ano driyen " u, Sescl struck
Inc1 RamiFez. q Roy. ~ Atlantic ave.
qpt and. second street yesterday AFTER
noon. aceordtpg to a report TO the
police The boy was 4hd 10 be not
ladty hurt. =
Tso. suits TOR divorce aerc ffied In
the dhsttirf cour fhis nioFntnK. chnrg-
ine thsa her husbsnd had dfivsn her
from home n a~tfentpted TO take
their two-ceAr-eIt qhnd. snfo his. cais-
foay. MrAn Em1ra Icons Abanathy
= thai she be.1srapted q compiets
di.sfree from EhsrIar *, Abs nathy.
sad ti,e custody o. the child. Mrs.
4aEab Hack .flled nut vfQr dirQrce
lrpfa Jaraes Hack. cbagsibg him With
dererftnE her -. - .
T,e firs d<past..s,. e.ii.sulshs,d o
IN = sbs kpWe 81 pAss hossnvsid.
@egsh NE apss2eces Hs{k
~ ~. stSs~iS Sc sssasaa %
fre. Thtrs sss- W dlrpsKs N TBS
blaze in Z baaals q cioihs " 'ihs Z
". G. A.roens the cause of the fire
being Unknown I
80 saS,.T7n x,,sars 4 and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
HERALD WANT AID AKERs

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
II You so desire, they will gladly
issist you in wording your ad,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
CITY P[k& TO
co AFTER FRANCES
MLLlR6 SCHOOL
-----
Directors Of Chambrr Of
Commerce Meet
To-day

psr,-sofs ~ sho cshmtef q Com
lnetee fhla AFTERNOON viii hear a r.
poft b. ,. "a. ceonssef the ncard|
fnon tile matter n . iosatien5 fcf ~
Frances willard <<hooi for girls
y hich Is soon ID Sc moved, from
llcicn. ia present NE. 10 i morc an
ttai lssalien. The .r<Roit VII rs
ommend that M. ctemtsf of r9m'
snsfec make az c!s6f4 TO secure local
ton Of tks schctl n xib,Nr<raue'
II nov mas 20 puri{s and has been
furbca to turn a~ey as thia ycaf fes
hack ~ room 10 kc<etnhscdatn th<nt
me ,nsffto o. itd y ~hptefted PARTY
b, c~oatilhntions and parity BY TIE
state and national " {. r. Z. or
EsRiznslcns.
me report WIN ex5aun tite- Albu-
qucsone did not SEEK the rHnioek1 Of
de school from Belen and that fqn'
!.sss'1 g ssssISH s sEAs e.
had s". ~" sssl 'A ';.st &C., fss ,s e %sS ''
reaeire q monthly ~ ttndlfure ~ ~
% sssIss ~ ,ss sssssss esn
tion. ard that thf1e Ia = .sfascnabie
chance % secure 10 iocstipn here bs
ssssa ~ sns ssis ss< ihs prin-
rlpnl bidders for the school SAINTS
ne. isa. ,annoupeedt fhu Il VIA meet
81, otter made ~ sny other com
mnnify, : closi4 hfs Offered a site
coasl-{ins " 30 sh<et o. land ada
cent 10 that to~n and q bonp;r. II 4
Understood
The board 10 charge q the instlp-
ton ts comp4s<d ~ N<H AffxAtq
wpu1en who are active In w. 9, +,
U. work. and u. he&ded ~ Mrs. Anna
Wilde stfumqyit. PRECEDENT Of the
state W G. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
BEAUTY rs HARMONY

There ca1 be 20 harnlony, ana
therefore no beauty. IN a home IN
which the wife and mother Is cross
and irritable and dull spirited. often
a. not. discase Is at the bottom Of
such q condition.
Let tho woman who is always tired
and who sa1ffcIs from low. spirits and
mysterious aches and pains, only try
ILydla r, Pinkham's Vegetable conl-
pound. she viii then see that the
|baaut aud harmony VII be restored
M 5}or gotntffNifA tlpt Fcturn Of hel
|feffh and good splrltF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
DEATHS

ARMIJo-Mrs. Albert Armijo, aged
a. years, o. us South Fourth Street
died this morning al her rcsidencc
after a Jew days illness or pneu-
monia. Mrs. Armijo Is survived bs
ches OF this city aud Bebecca and
Celia. both school teachers, and i've
sons. Alberto. Jr., aud Alfonzo. The
body was taken to Crollott funeral
parlorr pending funeral arrang"-
mentA Funeral arrangements Will be
announced.
wHiTE-Funeral services Tor
Richard Walker White were held at
strong Bros, Chapel this afternoon
a. two o'clock. Rev. Winefred Hcig-
Ter officiating. knights Templar es-
corted the body to the train. Tha
body was shipped TO Sioux city,
Iowa.
SnhfIe HnFaaaa HtlIHA DhOHka AZ
The Connecticut labor press., 1921-01-08

unOrganized and in a state in which thew
have no contract equality.
Organized Labor has funCtioned in
various ways to attain its purpose First,
II seeks, SO far as DasSible, to DESTROY
competition by shortening the service
day and give the opportunity to work
to all wage earners, to the end that
there may be no army of unemployed.
| his effects a most controlling means
OF equality as contracting party with
Capital, and naturally results in the
payment of lesser toll for the privilege
OF employment, which is essentially in
creased wages. With all of this we
have observed in no code of laws of
ORGANIZED Labor any purpose of alb
SOrbng industry, further than that La
Dor is actually industry.
| believe in the above commentary T
have covered the three questions.
(a) In the sense of the question there
IS no such purpose manifested in the
principle of Organized Labor.
OBJ Capital and Labor would wade
no farther out into the Pacific ocean
than the water would safely permit.
The g1st of your question is Would it
not lead to political change? Organ
lied Labor is in politics only to the
end of establishing equal rights
(c) | have endeavored to explain that
under the system equality in contract
relations should govern, and that can
obtain only through collective bargain
ing,
The Connecticut labor press., 1921-01-08
FRANK TROEH LEADS
ALL TRAPSHOOTERS

New York, Jan. 7-With an aver
age of .9752, Frank Troeh, amateur
trapshooter of Vancouver, WASH, led
all other shooters of the season on reg
istered targets, the American Trap
shooting Association announced. Troeh
broke 5000 of $500 targets.
Fred Harlow was placed second with
an average of .9711, and Mark Arie,
winner of the Olympic worlds cham
pionship at Antwerp, tied for third
place with c. A. Cunning. Their aver
age was .0681.
Guy Ward led professionals with an
average of .9729.
Troeh led the field in 1918 and Arie
in 1919.
The Connecticut Labor Press is and
has been for some time conducted as
44-hour a week shop. 1t will continue
to be SO conducted in the future.
The Connecticut labor press., 1921-01-08
293 IN SCOTCH WALK.

Edinburgh, Scotland, Jan. 1.-THE
beginning here of the famous Pawder-
hall, New Years pedestrian handicap,
brought out the greatest list of entries
in the history of the contest, 2o3 COM
petitors participating. Several days will
be required for the completion of the
elimination heats.
The sensation of the contests was
the defeat of R. Black of London by J.
Pentland of Edinburgh. The former
had been strong favorite to win the
handicap. Eatock of Ince, last years
winner, won his heat.
The Connecticut labor press., 1921-01-08
FLORIDA SWIMMING RACE
WON BY TEACHER

Miami, Fla, Jan. 1.-THE annual New
Years swim across Biscayne Bay, a
distance of three and quarter miles
was won by ]. P. Stoner, Florida
school teacher, against field of IA
contestants. Stoner's time was l hour
and 81 minutes.
Among those starting were some of
the best swimmers in the state. Only
six finished, among them being Miss
Blanche Silas.