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Evening star., 1921-04-28
FIFTH HOMER FOR KELLY
But Giants Drop Third Straight to
Dodgers-Pirates. Cubs and
Reds Take Games.

Dodgers and Pirates held to their
winning stride yesterday in the Ma
tional League. The former recorded
their seventh straight victory when
for tie third successive time they
took the measure of the Giants. The
Pirates made the Cards walk the
plank. The Cubs were noSed out by
the Reds and the Braves throttled
the Phillies.
George Kelly poled his fifth homer
of the season. but it did not save the
Giants from 5-to-i thraShinS AT
the hands of the Dodgers. Three
singles and sacrifice netted the
winners ii pair of runs after two
were out in the ninth.
The Cards got more" hits than the
Pirates. but the latter won. to 4
Five st. Louis hurlers were unable to
check the Pittsburghers in plnches
The much married Rube Marquard
was we'll battered by the Cubs. but
he weathered the storm and pitched
the Reds to Il 2-to-1 triumph. hit
batter. two walks and single gave
the winners their runs in the hTSt.
The Braves won their second
straight from the Phils. ) to ,. causey
became wild in the seventh inning
and Boston counted four times.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

When the elevator hit tn. top roor
wise men were confounded. 1t had
been predicted. if not unanimously.
almost nearly so. that Cleveland and
New York would monopoliZe first and
second places in the circuit all of the
season.
If they think they've got a monopoly
they Will find a tough customer to
deal with. There's a polish and a
fight and base ball sense to the
Washington team that will make lazy
bones stir to defeat it. and dullardS
never will thrash ii in a series fight.
There's an outficld that is an outtield
not a bluff at one-an infield that
!, may not be plastered all over the bill
board as one OF stars. but ii teams up
smoother than any Washington infield
of years.
May Become n Triumsirate.
If the fatcs have another good year
| in store for Johnson and if the Wash
ingtons had three fourths of another
Walter. Cleveland and New York
would find that there's a triumvirate
in the American League this season
instead of a dual monarchy.
Speaking of Walter Johnson brings
to mind the fact that he went out of
the game temporarily last season
with an arm which hung heavy for
the first time in his pitching career.
He says it is All right now. 1t has
started well. Now and then he un-
leashes a flash of speed which burns
the air as he was wont to burn il in
the days when batters said the ball
went by them like a shadow cloud.
Before the season began Cobb in
sisted that he had a fine pitcher in
Holling and another in Sutherland.
He demonstrated it against Cleveland,
for it was the puny hitting of the
Indians against two recruits that cost
the champions their place at the top.
, York who is being tried by the
Cubs, was once an Athletic.
Scandal trials coming. The man
Evening star., 1921-04-28
SEEK GAMES
Regulars and Bearcats Ready to
Book Engagements With
District Mines.

Bethesda Athletic Association is
looking for action in the base ball
world. This thriving suburban or
ganiZation fosters two mines. the Reg
ulars of the Montgomery county
(MdD. League. and the Bearcats
formed for freelance work. Busey
II. Howard manages the Regs. while
Harry Hunt. who used to do athletic
stunts for Tech High School some
years back. is in charge of the Bear
cats.
These teams will clash at Bethe sda
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. but
they are anxious to arrange engage
mentS with first class District clubs.
They are especially keen to meet the
knickerbockers. ShamrOcks. MayfloW- =
ers. Rex Athletic Club and Gibraltars.
Challenges may be addressed to either
manager at Chevy Chase. Md.
Cambridge Athletic Club wants en-
eagements with teams in the 1918
year class. Mines interested should
communicate with Manager G. King
apartment 3. 5000 Dent place. or tele-
phone West 1868.
Fnirfnx bnse bail team is anxious
to arrange home games with District
clubs 1t will give 90 per cent of
collections to visiting mines. For en-
gagements, telephone Manager Jack
+. Zerbee, 40 Fairfax, Va.
PeerIcss Midgets are ready to meet
1913 year teams. Telephone chal ,
lenges to Manager Francis Baker,
North S122.
FairmOnt NidEcts swung their clubs
for Is 20 5 victory over the Harvard
Athletic Club.
Diamond Athletic Club has elected
the following officers: President. Ed
Bean. vice president. James TrOtter:
secretary-treasurer, William Roche,
sergeant at : arms. Thesha Shaw.
Teams in the 16l7year class desir-
ing games with the Diamonds should
write Roche at 33S Adams street,
northeast
Air Service ONCE STAFF defeated the
Signal Corps 18th Service Company,
10 TO /. and wants more action. For
games address Sergt. Strosnider. $3.50.
Munitions building, or telephone War
Department branch 1850.
Mount Rainier Yankees recorded
their fourteenth straight win when
they vanquished the Diamonds, s to s.
E,dgars homer in the eighth decided
the issue.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
FIVE ASK SPEEDY TRIAL
Weaver. Felsch. Williams, McMul.
lin and Risberg Would Face
Charges at Once.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Attorneys for
five of the indicted White SoX base
ball pla.ers-'Buct" Weaver. Oscar
"Happy telsch. claude Williams.
trcd McMuilin and 'Swcde" RisberG-
have notified George 4. German. as
SiStant states attorney. that they
would 20 before Chief Justice
Charles A. Mcdonald of the Grim
inal Court today and file a dema nd
for an Immediate trial for the in
dicted men.
Chick Gandil, arrested in Los An
geles in connection with the base
bail scandal. has been set free on as
surances that he voluntarily would
com" to thicsSo and furnish bond
pending his trial
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Determined Top Zachary Will Try to Repeat va
White Sox Accumulating
Bunch of Double Bills

CHICAGO. April 2S.-POSt-
pOnements have almost caught
up with games played on the
White SOx schedule. seven
future double headers have
been chalked up. compared with
eight games played, and Man
nl:cr Gleason is complaining Of
the lack of opportunity to try
out the string of recruit pitch
CRY. Last sunday was the first
appearance of three of the new
y trhrrS. NIL of whom were
k1tted h1rd by Detroit.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Shaw adopted the right tactics in
pitching to Ruth and Pipp in the open
sively. but his inability to control
them proved costly. Both walked.
MOriarty gave the Griffs none of the
best of it in round ,. when he ruled
Shanks. who led off with a safety, out
at second on a toss from Ward Who
grornder. Mickey died at second when
Shaw famed. after advancing or
Gharritys infield death.
Harris made n fine stop of s;'hang
hot smash in the second to force Bo-
die. who had walked. Wally persisted
at the keystone, after stealing when
Shawkey popped.
Two Yankee binEles. a swinging
bunt by Ward and Fewsters double
down the left field line. went TO waste
| in the fourth. when Schang. Shawkey
and Peck failed to get the bali out OF
the infield.
Shaw finally managed to dispose OF
Ruth in the fifth. when Eabe topped Il
lazy hook to the hurler, who tossed
him out. Pipp followed with d safety
but was doubled up when Meusel lined
TO Harris.
Lewis had to run along the left field
fence to get Bodies hearty whack in
the sixth.
Mogridse distinguished himself in
the seventh inning. the first OF his
tenure. by tanning Ruth on four
pitched balls. frequently shaking off
the signals Charity flashed to him.
F.wster and Peck were on third and
second respectively. at the time
through walk by Chick and Rajah' $
double.
VIXEN MoEridE~ made Pipp pop to
Harris to get out of the hole the fans
gave the former Yankee A generous
salyo of applause. 1t was the first
time MoEridSe had opposed the
Yankees since 1912. when the south
paw was a member of the White Sox.
1t WAS MoRridRe's speed which
made him effective. The only slow
to Bodic and resulted in clean sin
gle to left. but il was nullified when
the finger grabbed Wards rap and
initiated double play.
1t was the hrst start of the season
for both Shaw and Shawkey. The
latter gave fine exhibition for a
but Jim demonstrated that better con-
troll must be acquired before he is
ready.
Evidently metropolitan fandom ex-
pected the old law of averages to
come to the rescue of the Yanks. for
another fine crowd was on hand yes
tertlay. the paid attendance being
around the ffteen-thousand mark
The bugs left the grounds a detected
lot. especially in view of Ruth's total
failure at bat.
Ruth walked his FIRST two times up.
then rolled to the pitchers box and
wound up by whiting ingioriously.
MEX AitrOck left his teammates last
nigh. He has an engagement at
4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast this evening. and ~ ahln
will rejoin them in Philadelphia to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
TIGERS VANQUISH TRIBE
BY TENTH-INNING RALLY

Rain and cold weather kept -four
of the American League clubs idle
yesterday. but Iris Speaker and all
his hcnchmcn could not stop the
fcrocious Tigers. Ty Cobb's men
ag-rie clawcd at Coveieskie until
they tied the count at 2-all in the
the extra session sent the Indians to d
ninth inning. and a, vicious attack IN
J-to-2 defeat. Holling. Leonard and
Sutherland pitched against the In
diaus. who made Only five hits.
Tho rival managers had good days
at bat. Speaker getting double and
single in five times up. while Cobb
goc three singles in his five efforts.
Bush talked himself out of the game.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
CLERKS CIRCUIT READY
Navy and Marine Corps Mines to
Clash in Government League
Inaugural Tomorrow.

One of the oldest of the District
sandlot circuits. the Government
League, will resume operation tomor-
row afternoon when mines represent
ing the Navy Department ana Marine
Corps clash at o'clock on the east
diamond of the Ellipse. The contest
will be umpired by Dick Woodward,
who will officiate in the league the
remainder of the season.
W. c. Deane is president Of the cir
cult Other officers are 4. Il. Evans
vice president. and Il. Il. Barrett. sec
retary-treasurer. The team managers
are ]. w. Richards. Agriculture; a. l.
Mayhem. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing: Jack Ryan, Commerce:
Sergt. Snider, Marines; Y. ]. Harms
berger, Navy. and Lieut.. f. G. Car
folite, Navy Yard.
Carroll Council. in 7-to-5 seven
inning game. handed Potomac coun-
ell it's first defeat in the knights Of
Columbus League. Both teams field
ed poorly.
Post Office and Printers battled
tie in the Departmental League. Each
team made ten hits.
Mount Vernon vanquished Fifth
Baptist, S to 4, in the Sunday School
circuit. A four-run rally in the eighth
helped the Vernonites.
Interstate Commerce CommisSio
and Navy went through seven in
nings in the Colored Departmental
League with the former winning. ) to
4. on two runs scored in the final
session.
Candidates for the Public Health
Service team of the Treasury League
VIII practice this afternoon on one
of the Monument lot diamonds. They
are TO report TO Manager Joe Hagerty
at building at 4:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

For several days the Grifffess Griffmen
have been doing everything possible to
attain the creSt-that is. winning
consistently-but so long as the Cleve-
land Indians continued to do the same
thing with monotonous regularity
their ambition to get out in front all
by themselves was impossible of at
tainment. Yesterday the Tigers came
to their aid. For three days Cobb's
men strove without success to get
a verdict in the Forest city. They
had to go overtime to do it. but the
deed finally was accomplished. and
as a result the Nationals today are
in undisputed possession of the lead
ership and determined to stay there.
Have Fighting Spirit.
Whether the Nationals are playing
beyond themselves, ahead of their
game, will be debated. but an analysis
of their performances fails I" sup
port the contention. In at least one
of their victories. that of Monday.
they were enabled to cop solely
defense. That was luck. but it is
generally recognized that team
makes lis own luck. and this is true
Of the Gifts. who have ceaselessly drill
ed along at top speed: regardless OF
the statas of the battle and unawed
by the trivial detail of being three
or four runs to the bad.
But it is their indomitable spirit
which accounts for the advantage
they hold now with two weeks of the
campaign completed, and it is this
same never-say-die attitude that. if
maintained, will upset lot of pre-
season dope regarding their riGhtful
position when the pennant chase ends
in October.
1t was freely predicted in practical
ly all of Washington's public prints
that its team was fundamentally
strong enough and sufficiently well
balanced to set a fast pace should the
pitchers do their share. To date they
have done this. No one or two hit
games have been turned in. Johnson
and Zachary with fve-hit exhibitions
having proved strongest in this re-
spect, but on only three occasions
have Washington boxmen been locat-
ed for hits in double figure doses. and
on the whole their work has been far
superior to that of the Fingers oppos-
ing them
1t is well within the realm of possi-
bility for the Griffs to still be at the
! head of the procession when they pull
up stakes for their first swing through
the west week after next.
Play the Athletic. Next.
Following the, wind-up here this
afternoon they go to Philadelphia for
four battles, with a Sunday contest in
Washington against the Mackmen
sandwiched in. Next Wednesday they
Will play most 10 tne fa'keS III 'th
street and Florida avenue for four after
moons, meet the Red SoX III s.mgie
engagement the following Sabbath
day and then trek to Cleveland, where
the firstpIace issue may be fought out
in a hand-to-hand encounter.
For the final affny today Mcbride
probably will nominate JeZebel Te-
cumseh Zachary, who took the meas
ure of the Yanks in such impressive
fashion last Sunday, and it is prob
able that Bill Piercy, his antagonist.
on that occasion, again will oppose him.
For the opening battle in Quaker
town tomorrow Walter Johnson should
be ready for service. and to follow
him Mcbride has available in good
shape Erickson. Schacht. Mogridge
and Acosta. The Immediate future for
the Nationals may be viewed as far
from dark.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

a starter and reached second ahead of
Wards throw of Lewis roller in an
attempt to force him. Harris lifted d n
easy fly to FeWster and Shanks' ap-
pearance raised few hopes among
Washington's we'll wishers, but Hank
came through in spectacular style by
lining the ball to the limits in left
center for three bases. Rice and Lew
is walking to the counting station.
Howard was left on third when
O'Rourke famed in going after a bad
ball, and Charity rolled to Ward.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Sutton Defeats Horemans.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. April 2s.-
George Il. Sutton, former champion.
defeated Edouard Horemans, Belgian
champion here yesterday at 1s.l balk
line billiards. Sutton took the aft
ernoon match 400 to 25l and the
evening match. 400 to I'll
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Roush Is Held Ineligible.

CINCINNATI Ohio. April .S-Ed-
die Roush. who has signed with the
Cincinnati Nationals is ineligible on
account of not having signed until
more than ten days after tho open
ing Of the season. He will have to
apply for reinstatement
Evening star., 1921-04-28

who cheats in brse ball is the -nan
without a country.
Both st. Louis clubs will be heard
from before the 81 q son is completed.
II takes a little tiH.c occasionally Ia
get a long distance telephone cali,
II the Phfllies can only get first
baSeInan II will be the first aid To
the injured. Then they can stand
three or four more additions
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Washington. -. ! y u u u u =,
New York = % % u o y o-3
Two-base hit>-Judge. Few>tcr, Peckinpaucli.
Lewis. Threc-base ht-ShankS. Stolen base
SrhtnG. Sacrifice-Meuspl Double plays
, Peck kinpaugii. Few-tcr and Pipp: Rice. Harris,
Charity and O'Rourk". Harris and Judge
MoGridse, Harris and Judge. Left bases
Washington. .: New York, I. Base on balls
on Slawkry, q; OFF Shaw. A. off Mogrids.. /.
tits-of Shaw. & in q innings: off MogrdCc.
: in 3 innings; off Shawkey. 6 in 1-5 in
nings: off Mays. l in % inning. Struck out
|; BY Shawkry. :: by MosridGc. =. Passed bail
Schang. Winning pitcher-Mogridge. Losing
pItrhrr-Shawkey. EmpireS--MesSrS. Connolly
and Moriarity. Time of game hours and 70
minutes
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Tigers Let Infelder Go.

Detroit utility infielder. has been re-
leased to the Rochester Internationals
This leaves only Joe Sargent and
Sammy Hale for utility roles with the
Tigers.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Indians Release Pitcher.

CLEVELAND. April 2S.-Nelson
Pott. southpaw pitcher. has been re-
leased by Cleveland to Houston
Elmer Smith. right fielder of the
Indians. may be out of the game for
several days. He has strained a
ligameEt.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
TEAM is NOT PLAYING
r BEYOND IT'S STRENGTH
Only Doubt at Start Was as to Pitchers and They
=, Have Come to Front in Fine Style.
Club Has Real Spirit.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

n IEW YORK April 28-Theyve arrived Off nauspcous
M involving the and
l in Red
the
a following
In
standing will disclose
Furthermore remaining
Evening star., 1921-04-28
VIRGINIA NINE TO VISIT
Will Meet c. U. Tomorrow-Villa-
nova Is Playing at Brookland
This Afternoon.

Nirginia'S base ball team will visit
here tomorrow for "A game with Cath
olic University at killan Field. The
Brooklanders scheduled the engage
ment this morning. Play will h"
started at $3.50 o'clock. This after
noon the Maroon and Black is bat
tling with Eilianoya. which vans
quished the locals in an engagement
in Pennsylvania early this month.
Gallaudet will start ii two-gamc
trip into Pennsylvania tomorrow.
The Kendall Greeners are scheduled
to play their first game at Albright
and will meet SuSQuehanna SATURDAY..
Yesterday Gallaudet was defeated.
to >, by the nine from Fort Wash
ington. In McNutt the soldiers had
steady pitcher. who easily puzzled
the Kendall Greeners. He yielded
five hits and famed twelve batters.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Seat Sale Is Now Going On.

Box seats for Sundays game be-
tween the Nationals and Athletics
have been placed on sale d Spa ldlnS'S
There are 1900 of these seats, the
only ones that are reserved.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
"PEP" OF THE GRIFFMEN
COMES IN FOR PRAISE
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EN- YORK April &kecn managerial Judgment and
lshng finishes which the players alive
base ball anything than they the has boosted
Washington @
Evening star., 1921-04-28
LEWIS AND SHANKS HIT
OVER ALL GRIFFS' RUNS
Howard Triples Pair Across in Eighth and Duffy
Doubles Two Home in Ninth to
Beat Hugginsites, 5 to 4.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

EW YORK, April St is going awful hard with those
Nationals they finally lose ball they must event
ua accustomed have they become reaching the wire hrs
with burst OF speed the stretch after trailing the start and
be
bunch athletes taking orders
Evening star., 1921-04-28

fourth in row over the widely
representing New York, was typical
lnish aspect. only more so. II any
of the Monday pas lmc when Mays
rounds, and was drubbed into sub
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Alexander Has Sore Arm.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Grover Alex
ander, Chicago pitcher. left the Cubs
at Cincinnati to consult physi ciar
here Alexander has been having
trouble with his pitching arm and
expects to take course of treatment
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, 10: Nashville, 5 FIRST camel
Nashville. 8: Memphis. 4 fsecond camel.
Mobile, IA: Chattanooga. g.
Little Rock, = Birmingham. .
Atlanta. >; New Orleans, }.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg, .: Wilson. o.
Richmond. IL Portsmouth, 3.
Norfolk. Z; Suffolk, o.
Rocky Mount. Z; Newport News. g.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Danville, 6: High Point, ;.
Winston Salem. Q: Greensboro, 4.
Raleigh. .; Durham. o.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Jacksonville. 2; Daytona. O.
Tampa. s; St Petersburg, g.
Orlando. Z: Lakeland. ..
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Pittsburgh. {: st. Louis T.
Cincinnati. =; Chicago I.
Boston. ): PHILADELPHIA 9
BroGklrn. >; New York
Evening star., 1921-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Wash at New York. "ash. a: Philadelphia
fhiia. at Boston New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland. ST Louis at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. ;: Now York B.
Detroit. >: Cleveland. =.
Philadelphia Boston fraini
ST. Louis Chicago frainl
Evening star., 1921-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
foston at Phila. Boston at New York.
Ne~ York at BROOKLYN. phila. at Brooklyn.
Iincln at st Louis. Cinrin. at ST. Louis
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Galveston. 4: beaumont. =.
Dallas, >: Forth Worth. 4.
Wichita Falls. 4: Shreveport, l.
Houston, Z: San Antonio. g.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. s: Spartanhurg. /.
Greenyiile, 4: Charlotte. :.
Augusta. @: Charleston. T.
Evening star., 1921-04-28
COLLEGE: GAMES.

Princeton. 4; Stevens, l..
Virginia, =: Oclethorpe. l.
Harvard. ): Colby. =.
Yale, IL: brown.
Navy. =: Georgia Tech, = III innin:sb.
Army. q: Syracuse, 3.
W0frord, I: Davidson. >.
Furman, 3: Erskine, %.
Clemson, =; Presbyterian. o.
Cornell T.: Rochester. .
Vanderbilt. Z. Georgia, 4.
Trinity College. !: Swarthmore, 3.
Spring Hill, 8: Mississippi, =.
Emory and Henry. 4; Weaver College, ].
Charleston. :; The Citadel. tdarkDess).
Michigan, >: Kalamazoo. D.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Evidently metropolitan fandom ex-
pected the old law of averages to
come to the rescue of the Yanks. for
another fine crowd was on hand yes
ter1ay. the paid attendance being
around the ffteen-thousand mark.
The bugs left the grounds a detected d
lot especially in view of Ruth's total
failure at bat.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Post Office and Printers battled
through seven innings to an sto-S
tie in the Departmental League. Each
team made ten hits.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Mount Vernon vanquished Fifth
Baptist, S to 4, in the Sunday School
circuit. A four-run rally in the eighth
helped the Eernonites.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

For the opening battle in Quaker
town tomorrow Walter Johnson should
be ready for service. and to follow
him Mcbride has available in good
shape Erickson. Schacht. Mogridge
and Acosta The Immediate future for
the Nationals may be viewed as far
from dark.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Ruth walked his first two times up.
then rolled to the pitchers box and
wound up by whiting ingioriously
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Yesterdays 5-5 triumph. thci,
touted and high priced aggregation
OF those preceding in its garrison
thing. 1t Was almost a counterpar
Evening star., 1921-04-28

MEX AtrOck left his teammates last
nigh. He has an engagement at
4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast this evening. and if abln
will rejoin them in Philadelphia to-
morrow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-13
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED TO BUY

room bungalow on south or east side.
state particulars Write B-34 in care
Times. Hammond. 72-5-T-9-12-14
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL

BONDS
CITY OF HAMMOND. LAKE COUN-
TY, INDIANA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
Tho Sc:le ol City Of Hsmmond, fni'rna,
is offering for sale Sixty-two Thousand
(sG2, Gc0r0) Dollars II school bonds fer
the purpose of acquiring and paying
for school building sites. Said bonds
are to be dated May 14th. 1921. and
are to be in the denomination Of One
Thousand (sI.0O0.OO) Dollars each. and
payable serialy at the Hammond Trust
& Savings Bank, of Hammond, Indiana.
as follows:
Six Thousand (s6.O0O.OO) Dollars of
said issue on the 18th day of May.
1926, and Four Thousand (s40O0.00)
Dollars Of said issue on the 14th day
of May Of cash year thereafter for
fourteen (14) succeeding years; all Of
said bonds shall carry six per cent
6 per cent? interest payable semi-an-
nually.
The Board of School Trustees of said
City will receive written, sealed pro
posals bids for the purchase Of said
bonds. and gives this notice TO all in
terested parties that it will, on the
2Sth day of July. 1921. at eight o'clock
y. m, at its office in the Central
School Building. in the City of Ham
mond, consider all written. sealed pro-
posals for the purchase of said bonds
filed with it at its said office prior 10
said time, and will at said time and
place sell said bonds reserving to IT.