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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-16
DANIEL BROWN
ORDINANCE NO. 1z7o


AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
THE PARKING OF MOTOR We
HICLES ON EITHER SIDE OF
HOFFMAN STREET. BETWEEN
MUENICH COURT AND RUSSELL
> STREET.
SECTION 1. BE 1T ORDAINED
by the Common Council of the City
Of Hammond. Indiana, that 1t shall
be unlawful for any person. persons,
firm or corporation. to park any mo-
tor vehicle OF any kind. on either side
Of Holman STREET. in the City of
Hammond. Indiana, from Muenich
Court. south to Russell Street.
SECTION 2. Any person. persons.
firm or corporation violating any
part or parts of this Ordinance, upon
conviction shall be fined in any sum
not less than five dollars nor more
than one bundled dollars.
SECTION s. That any ordinance
or parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance. are hereby re-
pealed.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect immed-
lately after is passage, signed by the
President Of the Council. approved by
by the Mayor and due publication.
J. v. KELLER,
President
Attest: ARNOLD II. KUNERT.
- City Clerk.
Approved by the Mayor this 9TH
day Of June. 1922.
DANIEL BROWN.
Mayor
Passed by the Common Council of
the City of Hammond, Indiana. on
the 9Th day Of June. 1922, and pre-
sented to the Mayor for his approval
or rejection. and approved by the
Mayor on the 18th day of June. 1922.
ARNOLD H. KUNERT.
6:9:16 City Clerk
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FOR SALE-5 room Bun
galow and bath, newly
painted and papered, all
ready to move in, price 3d.
600; Terms. Call 1921 to
5 p. M, after which call
400 Hammond. e-1s-s
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Eli Marich. Deceased. No. 2517.
Notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ADJ
ministrator Of. said. Estate. by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be SOL
vent -
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FOR SALE

In our list of advertised properties
today. both vacant and improved, we
are offering a bit OF early advice to
the prospective buyers as we are In
position at this particular time.
being well posted on the financial
outlook and Industrial conditions,
which we have been able TO obtain
from Eastern financial advisers, and
from our own observation in this To-
cality. we most urgently advise pros
pective buyers at this time to be on
the alert and watch for the close
priced real estate. both vacant and
improved as the time has arrived
when conditions warrant that buy
ers who have been waiting for prices
to come down have really. as near
as we can see. reached their zenith
and right now. prices are gradually
going up. We therefore today are
offering some good values in vacant
and improved properties and IL you
find there is anything meets with
your approval, call early and make
appointments for both Saturday
morning and in particular-Saturday
afternoon. for those who have a half
holiday on Saturday.
AZ #. residence lot on Monroe St,
between Standard and Kenwood ave.
Price for quick sale, $725.00
40 #. lot on Drackert, within one
block and one-half OF Calumet. $1,000
A so IT. lot on South Holman ST.,
east front. south of Harrison Park
Price S2.5o0.
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NOTICE Of ADMINISTRATION
In the matter. of the Estate of
Margaret Dorsch. Deceased. No. o514
Notice is hereby given that the
has been appointed
Executrix of said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be SOL
vent.
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NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter Of tho Estate OF
Andy Mrvo, Deceased. No. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator of said. Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be
solvent.
AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK OF WHITING. INDIANA.
Administrator
Dated Juno srd. 1922. 6:s:1s:23
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FORECLOSURE
ON PIANO
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COMPANY
J. Arkin, Mgr.
242 f. State St. Hammond 6:16:1t
FOR SALE-Now is the time to buy
a good lunch room at a reasonable
price. Car considered as part pay
ment. Inquire 3513 Cedar st, Ind
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WANTED = Statesmen from Gary.
Whiting and East Chicago. Inquire
for Mr.. Lederer, Warner Implement
Co. rear OF Conkey's, Ham 6:15:2t
WANTED-Boy for messenger and
copy work, must be positively over
IL years. Apply American Steel
Foundrys. Simplex Works. Ham
mond. 6:15:3t
WANTED-Boy. 16, for light work.
Apply Knickerbocker Store, Roby.
Indiana 6:15:2t
WANTED-Wood freight car carpen
tiers. Illinois Car and Mfg. Co.
Chicago Heights. III. 615:6t
WANT TO INTERVIEW an ambiti-
Gus Young man, 81 years of age or
over, who is more concerned about
his future and real opportunity
than starting salary. After qualify
fng will be placed in an excellent
position Of trust. Call until go p.
m, Room 312 Hammond Building.
Hammond 6;15:2t
WANTED-For insurance work, one
man East Chicago; two Hammond;
good pay: permanent. Phone Ham
mond 3145. 6:15:2t
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WANTED--Situation. woman would
like to take charge small rooming
or boarding house in Hammond. Can
furnish best of references. Write
B-9s care Times. Ham 6:15:2t
WANTED - Situation, young man.
some exp. in billing, bookkeeping.
general work in commercial line,
would work part or full time in whole
sale or Industrial firm. Address b
101 care Times. Hammond. 6:16:1t
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter OF the Estate of
Wadislaw J. Hojnacki. Deceased. No.
2521. s4. ~
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator OF said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be
solvent
PAUL B. LIPINSKI,
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of !
Emma Connolly, Deceased. No. 2515.
Notice is hereby given that the !
undersigned has been appointed
Executrtx Of said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court |
Said Estate is supposed to be sol !
vent
EMMA NJ. CONNOLLY.
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WANTED
COMMON LABOR
ERS, M A CHI N E
HOLDERS, SHAKE
OUT MEN AND MEN
TO UNLOAD CORE
OVENS. PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY; LA
KEY FOUNDRY &
MACHINE GO. MUS
KEGON, MICH.
d-l5-.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

complete built-in features in a
beautiful room bungalow, includ-
ing sun parlor. decorated to your
taste, see Mr.. Geisler, with Wilhelm
and Son. 81 West State st. Takes
$4,000 cash to handle. but it's a value.
Phone Hammond SO. 6:16:3t
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HAVE MODERN HOME At
SACRIFICE
Five rooms, bath. hardwood An
ish, sun parlor. built-in buffet, built
in kitchen cabinet. worth consider
ably more. will sell for $3.50 for
quick sale. Immediate possession.
Charles W Termini Co.. 2l0 Calumet
Bldg. phone $50 East Chicago. 6;16:1t
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter OF the Estate OF
Byron Burge. Deceased No. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the
has been appointed Ad-
ministrator OF said Estate, by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be
solvent.
HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK.
Administrator
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MANTED-Stenogr we'll ex-
perienced, In dictation and state
ment work for two months and pos
sibly permanent. Apply B-97. care
Times, Hammond. e:l5;t
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ANTED-Laborers- United CbeI,i-
cal & Organic Products Co, West
Hammond. 6:s:tf
WANTED-Heipers. 35c per hour and
up and 10 hours shift, steady
work. Anaconda Lead Products,
15lst and McCook ave, East Chicago.
G:10:tf
WANTED-Young man, single, about
19. for cashier work, must be am
bilious, have good personality and
reference. Previous office and exper-
fence preferred Apply Northern In
diana Gas and Electric Co, 571 Hob
man St. Hammond. SHAFT
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WANTED-At once, young or mid
die aged housekeeper. family 3.
Alb Logan St. Hammond. 6:15:2t
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ExeCutof
Dated May 22nd. 1922. 6:2;s:16
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Executrix
Dated May 10Th. 1922 9:16 |
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PAUL B. LIPINSKI.
Administrator
Dated June 7th! 1922, ~ e:s:1s:2s
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE
We are ready to do all kinds of
carpenter and repair work. Will take
contracts. 401 wentworth. corner
Plumnler ave- Hammond. 6:14:3t
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
and Decorating, bes. grade lead
and oil paints. Call R L. Diblee,
sol May St. phone 975-M Ham. 6:15:S
REFINISHING
Call Hammond 661 for Piano or
Furniture Refnishing or Piano Tun-
ing. Estimates gladly furnished.
Work guaranteed the best. Straube's.
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MILAN DIvICH,
Administrator
Dated May .slst. 1922. 6:2:s:16
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We have. on Calumet avenue, just
few remaining unsold business lots
that are far below any price that
other sites can be purchased for
the business district. $4,000.
rs TT. lot near Sibley and Calumet,
$4,000.
A rs IT. lot. the only rs feet left
Suitable for garage or other business
purposes, $500.
so it corner lot. best and only
remaining corner on west side of
street. $4,000.
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EMMA NJ. Connolly,
DEPARTMENT. OF PUB

-ACSAh
Dated May 18th. 1922. 6:2:9:16
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WANTED - Salesladies from Gary.
Whiting and East Chicago Inquire
FOR Mr.. Lederer, Warner Implement
Co, rear of Conkey's. Ham. 6:15:2t
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HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS

Dated June TIN. 1922. e:s:16:2;
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE
Standard MAKE used Tires: 30x3,
30x3h. 32x3h. $3.50.
All other sizes, including 37x5. $3.50
Will replace any unsatisfactory
tire within ninety days at half cost.
Open evenings and Sundays.
FAYETTE TIRE SHOP
Corner Fayette and Walter SITS,
Hammond. 6.15:3t
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WANTED-Girl to work IN bakery
and restaurant: must have some
experience Calumet Restaurant and
Bakery. 707 Chicago ave, East Chi
cago. 6:15:2t
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Six room bungalow on 42t1 #. lot.
Lewis street. Strictly modern in
every way. including all built-in fea-
lures. Fireplace. furnace. screens
and screened porch. Fenced-in; good
lawn, trees and shrubbery. Price
S4,250. $1,000 cash. balance as rent.
Six room bungalow on Bauer st.
Modern in every way. Newly decor
ated and newly painted. Furnace
heat. fenced-in- All screened. Price
$4,000. $3.50 cash, balance as rent.
Six room bungalow on 40 IT. cor
ner lot. Monroe street. This was
built to suit owner and has very
best of everything in 1t including
quarter-sawed oak. Decorated and
painted and has finest lawn in Ham
mond Price $500. $1,000 cash,
balance as rent. Easily worth $500.
Five room BUNGALOW on IS IT; lot.
Bauer street Furnace heat, living
rooms finished in oak. Newly decor
ated. Fenced-in: Al assessments
paid Price $500. Part cash. bal
Six room brick bungalow. Calumet
avenue. right in business district. A
good place to purchase and live in
for a while, then you can realize the
price Of the entire property or more.
on the lot itself. Cost to build. with
lot, $4,000. VIII sell for $1,000. Part
cash, balance terms. Strictly mod
ern Solid brick and brick garage
for two cars.
Call early for Saturday appoint
ments as at this particular time we
have a few appointments for Sat
urday.
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WANTED-Boy, Is, for light work.
Apply Knickerbocker Store, Roby.
Indiana 6:15:2t
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We have, in the city limits. near
Saxony avenue, a 145z acre tract of
land that Is worth not less than $500
an acre. This can be purchased for
$500. One-half cash.
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FOX SALE-New room frame cot
tage, 499 Sibley ST.. frontage to
suit, $500 down payment. balance
easy terms. Hardwood floors. cement
basement, furnace heat. electric
lights. Owner on premises next Sun
day TO D. m. Ham 6:16:4-e-Thur
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6:s:16
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Dated juno and. 1922. 6:9:16;2s
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WANTED-Middle aged woman as
usekeeper. for elderly lady. 102
Clinton St Hammond 6:16:1t
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WANTED---FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Cood competent girl to
do homework. r. Sherman, w.
Webb st. Hammond. 6:lo:3t
WANTED-Cook. woman preferred.
good wages P ]. Lunch, lao Sib-
ley St. Hammond. 6:l5:3t
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FOk SALE-New modern Your room
bungalow on south side, near car
line. All large rooms, oak floors
throughout. Linen closet. kitchen
cabinet, large enclosed back porch,
laundry tubs, Holland furnace. etc.
Exceptionally low priced and easy
terms. Hargis and Moore Co, 4o2
Hammond Bldg. phone 321 Ham
mond. 6:15:2t
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FOR SALE-Mmcellaneous

DR. SALE-Grocery and market. IN
Qutre 517 State st. Ham. 6:l6:2t
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STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY DEt
LAKE. SIS: LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. JANUARY TERM. 1929.
NO. 21204. ~
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-30
Scheduled Races
Postponed Until
After Big Event

The Upton fish class committee of
the Pensacola Yacht Club has post
poned the elimination races that were
to have been sailed Friday and Sunday
afternoons of this week on account
of the fact that quite a number Of the
Upton shippers are out Of the city and
because Of the Southern Marine Mar
athon which terminates here Sunday.
They will be held the Friday and sun
day following.
Either a class &C" race or a prac-
tice event will be held this afternoon,
providing the shippers show up. This
however, will not be an official race.
Capt. Paul Stewards 'Mercathades"
left last night for New Orleans to enter
the iong-distance race Capt. John
soule is her skipper, and he is accom-
named by his son, John, Jrp Warren
Pierpont and others.
Various committees are requested to
meet at the club house at 9 Sunday
morning so as to greet the incoming
racers.
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.BAYVIEW RACES ARE
PUT OFF FOR WEEK
Did Not Wish To Conflict With Other
Events independence Day.

The program OF water sports, In
Guiding several racing events, fancy
diving, etc, which was to have been
held at Bayview Park on the fourth of
July, has been postponed until Friday
following SO as not to conflict with any
of the other celebrations being held on
that day.
However, It viii be put on In full
fern next Friday and those whe enjoy
sports of the kind and the amusements
that are to be found at Bayview are
asked to keep the event In mind and
turn out to witness the events.
Challenges Navy.
Steve Tersythe, who has charge OF
the water sports, IS anxious to stage
competitive contest with the navy
swimming team, ARMY or other teams
OF the ethyl In fact, he has already
forwarded a challenge to the navy
boys, Whether they will take 1t up
IL not known.
IL Is proposed that q suitable trophy
DO purchased and that Il be awarded
the winning team.
Anyone who wishes to enter any OF
the events next Friday is requested to
get in touch with steve at 2o43, Bay
view.
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FIVE SMACKS HAVE
REPORTED In WEEK
Light Catches Attributes To The Sum-
rasrtine Wsather At Banks.

Only five Of the larger smacks have
reported from the snapper banks to
the leeal fisheries during the past
week, and these, with the exception of
one, brought In comparatively light
catches. The small catches during the
summer months however, are not I'M
expected as 1t is known fact that
snapper, or dsep-ssa fishing Is never
as good IN the summer as during the
eeel months.
Three vessels of the Warren fleet
rsve returned, while only two of the
saunders company have reported. The
Minnsola, Washable and Osoeola for
Warren brought a total Of $4,000 lbs.
of snapper and 1900 grouper The
ida S. Brooks and Virginia Of saun-
ders company reported s2,s54 snapper
and casa Brouper.
More In Few Days.
Leaving here on June and return
ing yesterday, "a days later, with
a2,e7O lbs. Of snapper and 4,14O group
or, the Ida s.. Brooks, skippered by
Chas. Jones, made what is considered
a good record for summartims fishing.
Warren has thirteen smacks out,
while Saunders has fourteen. Both
expect entries within the next few
days.
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Harry Levy Made
Splendid Record
At Georgia Tech

Friends in Pensacola Of Harry n Levy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Levy, viii be
pleased to know that he was graduated
from the Georgia School Of Technology
in the school of commerce. He Is
graduate of Pensacola high school
Mr.. Levy, by reason Of the excellent
work that he did at Georgia Tech, was
offered a number Of fine positions ano
finally accepted a position with the
Aetna Insurance Company OF Hartford
Conn. He is to report On July 10.
Aside from making a very high schol-
arship record. Mr.. Levy was an active
worker In the various school activities
member Of the staff of the college pa
per: of the Florida club; Delta Sigma
Phi; commerce fraternity and also Of
the Y. M. c. A. cabinet He was also
president Of the Tech Bible class Of st
Marks church.
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First American on
Famous Court

WIMBLEDON, June 2s.-An American
appeared for the first time today on the
singles championship center court, in the
International grass court tennis toprna-
ment here. when Dean Mathy 18th in the
American National. ranking list, met and
won from NJ. Washer Of Belgium, after
a hard fight o-6; 60; Ga; 7-5.
After being whitewashsd in the first
set Mathy played brilliant tennis in the
last two sets and olinched the match
principally through his splendid volIey.
G. C. Gamer, former American intsrool-
legiate singles champion, scored cred
table victory over d, Greig. a British
player, rs; rs; rs; s-1i s-f;, after
discarding his steel raquet, which Mathy
also commenced with, but relinquished
afetr losing his first set to Washer.
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Army Man Will
Organize Coast
Artillery Squad.

Captain Barker, q. s. Army de-
partmental headquarters. Atlanta, Ga,
will be IN Pensacola tonight for the
purpose Of organizing coast artillery
reserves. These reserves will be Sc
lected from the ex-serviee men Of the
city to fill the positions of sergeant,
gun commander, gun pointer, chief
plotter, chief observer, all to go to
Fort Barrancas on July 18th and fire
the big guns there.
They will receive government pay
and all ex-service men Of the city are
urged to confer with him at the Y. NJ.
c. A.. this evening at with no obli-
cations on their part.
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Canellia Goes On
Bruce Dry Docks
To Be Repaired

To undergo extensive repairs the ten
der Camellia OF the light house service,
went on Bruce Dry Docks yesterday. The
Magnolia, the first of the tenders 10 come
here for repairs. was lowered and the
work on her Is about completed.
The contract for tho Camsllla is for
thirty days. and while she win not be
on dock more than three days, there IS
nevertheless a good amount OF work to
be done on her.
About 100 men are employed at the
Bruce docks at present, it was said yes
terday. However. this number Is aug
mented somewhat when one OF the larg-
err vessels Is being worked on.
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Small Craft of
Nassau Is Here

Hailing from Nassau, the world-famous
booze isle, the British sloop Cruiser II
came into part yesterday with a cargo
of burlap Weighing 5000 pounds which
is being carried to the vessels home
port.
But she did not have any eontraband
liquor aboard. The customs officials
gave her a thorough search from storm
to keel on deck and below. but nothing
was discovered IN the way OF intoxi-
cants.
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Edith Cunmins
Defeats Alexa

BUFFALO, ". r, June sa.--MisB Edith
CUmmins, OF chicago, 6lefsated Miss Al
sxa Stirling OF New YoAk, in the interna-
tional invitation golf tournament at this
Country Club here today. and (.
Miss Glenna collett Of Providence won
her match with Miss Elizabeth Gordon,
of Providence, and 8.
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Won Elm and Evans
To Fight It Out

KANSAS CITY. No. June 2s.-Chics
Evans Of Chicago. George Won Elm 81
salt Lake City. Clarenee Wolff Of 81
Louis and FRED wright OF Los Angsies
VIII fight IL out tomorrow in the semi
final rounds OF the western Amateg
Golf tournament on the Hnlcrest course.
as a result Of their victories today.
Evans and Won Elm had walkhways
their matches. but Wolff and Wrigh
we're victorious only after nerve break
ing struggle which produced beautifa
golf Chicks victory was = and 5, over
Young Ted PayEsur Of Dos Moinss. while
Won Elm had a . to victory over Francia
Gaines Of Omaha. who yesterday siirni
mated Harrison Johnston Of St. PAU
Woiff got into the semi-finals through Dc
featlng S. Dawson Heron Of Chicago.
former national champion and ~ .
great match, and Wright was forced &
show everything he had 70 win from
Young Jesse Shuttle Of Kansas City 2 4
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World Champions
Get Eleven Hits

NEW YORK. June es.--The New York
worlds champions today won an easy
victory from Philadelphia in the fourth
game of their series to q, Teney was
Wild at times, but only yielded three hits
The Giants combed eleven hits OH
George Smiths and Pinto's offerings
MauseI ltading the attack with q triple,
double and single in four times up.
@. Smith, Pinto and Peters; Toney and
q. Smith,
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BOSTON, June as.--Grines pitched ef-
fectively for Brooklyn against Boston to-
day, the visitors winning to 3. Mar
guard was hit OPPORTUNITY, Johst2n
made hits and walked once, and ileio-
ed sensationally, twice robbing Nixon OF
what looked like hits.
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chlnka hnnnh AIts

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 29.-Memphis
punched hits off Bedgood in the first and
second innings today and won from Chat
tanooga 8 TO 3, in the opening game Of
the series.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-30
Henry Wins Fifth
Consecutive Game
For Mobile Bears

MOBILE, June 2s.--"Dutch" Henry,
young left handler sent to Mobile by the
st. Louis Browns, today pitched his
fifth consecutive victory since reporting
here, defeating Atlanta 5 to 2.