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kiIIs Two Prize porl.rs

HEATiiSVlLLE. VA, Dec. l3.-M
l. paw on near Coan. reports tho
largest hog Of the season. He killed
Two recently, one weighing 500
ana the other 55l pounds dressed
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Lmmhcrmcn Meet roa

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 13.-More
an l25 representatives OF the INN,
: Industry in this territory vii,
ther here tomorrow for tho hi.
inthly meeting OF tho North caro-.
a Pine Association. which opons
the Monticello Hotel at 10 A N
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little stomach and bowels without
crampins or Overacting
Tell your druggist YOU want only
the genuine "caIifornia Fig Syrup
which has directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on potiIc
Mother. you must say california"
Refuse any imitation.-Adv.
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Of Industry which they arc no. 1T
ernily devourins.
one hundred and fttcen million
people are feverishly tearing from
the earth It's ir-eplacable wealth. US
inB II to maintain rata OF growth
unprecedented in. all human industry.
This terrio!. consuming power OF
America IS the biggest economic fac
tor In tn. world today. You can
not Imagine America Importing cot
ton. Well. II IL going 70 happen
this rear Sh" IS using in her own
mills about 20 per cent of her cot
ton crop. Before the war she used
20 per cent The time is clearly
coming when ther" viii he precious
Ht'l" left over for the rest OF the
world
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Forecast importing cotton.

ON" Of tho heads OF tho public
S"Tv'"" corporation told me tina. In
order I" meet the growth OF tho
population $l.oo".ooO, goo viii have 20
b" spent yearly for the next ton
years FOR tramwaYs, electric lighr
and power services. Think what ,hi,
means IN the way or nonterrous met
ais
as for oil. America has ALREADY
roached tho Lmpnrting stagn"
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or stomach sour, just try a spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night.
Here's my guarantee Go to any
drug store and get bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone for few cents. Take
a spoonful and if it docsn t straighten
you right up and make You feel fine
and vigorous / want you to 60 back
to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is DESTROYING
the sale Of calomel because it is en-
tlrely vegetable, therefore it can not
salivate or make you sick. 1.
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\N't.i


'Schenectady. X "
'i5-New York instrumental ar
lists in concert
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II J)I, 4

east Pittsburgh
3"--concert by kpkA Little
symphony Orchestra
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OPERATIVES MAKING
DRIVE IN SOUTH VIRGINIA
Meetings Are Being Held in
Entire Southside To.
bacco Area.
Especial to The Times-D!spatch.

Especial TO The imes-D!spatch.]
DANNiLLE. VA. Dec. l3-"lf YOU
don't think your cooperative mar
ket!ns Association Is succeeding tus.
take back sight 20 1920 and 1921.
OF. for that matter aS far back as
the Oldest OF you Gun remember. and
You will find that tobacco growers
here have already done more this
year TO stabilize the price on their
money crop through orderly market
ing than In all the years since tObuc.
60 made Virginia famous" said + \
Farrar. district agent for Southside
virginia, In addressing mass-meet
inG OF IN. organized growers OF
fittsylvania County today.
Seven meetings We're held stimuli
taneously in this. tn. lurgcS, tobacco
Producing county In TIA. world an,
each speaker reported enthusiasts
crowds who had gathered ON sho,
notice 20 learn OF the second pay
nent soon TO be mad. In this geo
ton.
Economy In Productions.
John X. Hutchinson. director Of
extension work. VINO viii discuss
IA" relationship between the extern.
sion division and the field scrvI,.
work OF a comparative n, Tho FIRST
national conference In Washington
u. c.. tho latter par; OF tho week
laid particular stress on the need 20,
economical production. and n. noted
IA" wondciHl! results alrrad,
achieved through the Coz operative
az evidenced by the interest 81 the
organized growers in a discussion
OF problems To b" solved the coming
icy and better cultural methods
The schedule for meetings the 70
mainder Of the week include: South
host"n. Glover Virginia and Ca.
law ba At o'clock tomorrow and
Turb.vi!le and Meadsvillc at 80 IN
the evening, all in Halifax County
FRIDAY meetings viii he held at
FhoeniS and keysville. In Charlotte
county. and Chase city and Clarks-
VII" IN Mecki"nburg County. AT q
o'clock and at brakes Branch Ir
Charlotte County at 40.
w K West. director :or tho fr.,
district Of Virginia, will address the
growers OF Amelia in their regular
county meeting a; III. courthouse
on Saturday. while I.unenburr and
brunswick County growers will
gather at Victoria. E.nbridee. Union
Lodge. l-awrenceville, Alberta and
Charlie Hope, respectively, on tho
sam" date.
Nice-preyidcnt Joseph NJ uur,
viii m""; his regular county meet.
ing AZ N"ttaway Courthouse, and
j. +. Webb. Of Rroolneal. viii dis.
cuss his attitude as business man
ana banker toward cu-operatiy.
marketing AZ South Hill at . O'Clock
ON Saturday
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TODAY'S
RADIO

WIZ.
INewhrk y J,
st5-concert by Ia,h Bush H-eht.
mezIO- soprano
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Is ! "
(chicago. m

S-Ant"inett. Mccullough soprano.
ana others
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Detroit. Michl
Detroit News Orchestra,
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The latest design. and n beauty, in
oak or mahogany finish. Has rub
berthe front and rear wheels The
ten we offer special this week will so
in n hurry.
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y very handsome Chest Large
and very roomy, full A inches long
Don't confuse with smaller cheaper
chests Only six at this week $
price $1,000.
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Mahogany. beautiful plain lines.
Has drop lid and inside sections and
drawers Best value we have had in
several years. OJ.y six this week 10
first callers
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This is regular s25 value, and a
beauty III choice of mahogany or
walnut finish Table is scmi-round
and mirror matches. The newest de-
sign See it.
, 1922-02-21
WHEAT RALLIES,
HITS NEW TOP
Rush of Buying Marks Clos
ing Hours in Chicago
Market

CHICAGO. Feb. .1-Declines IN
4he urce OF wheat resulting from eN-
neoted rains In the southwest took
nlaee today during tho first part OF
The board of trade session The pros
pect that Kansas and other trough
affected states might have RELIEF was
more than an Offset for new upturns
In Liverpool quotations.. Sales TO real
ize profits before tomorrow's holiday
COUNTED also as a depressing influence
on value. Tho opening. which varied
f-om &c to 1Ec lower. with May
~ 45B TO flag and July s1-26& to
s1.sTI was followed by n material
further drop and then something OF
n rally.
subsequently, fresh reports Of wide
unread deterioration OF h domestic
winter crop led to n rush OF buying
that carried May and July both 10
new high price records for the sea
son. pre-holiday p~rofirtaktng sales.
however. o brought about another
sethack. The close Was unsettled.
IL to n net lower. with May SLAM
10 s1.45 and July S1-2s to 126S-
Corn and bats were easier IN sym
patty with wheat After opening I'M
changed to &c and sc of. May e5Ac
TO ss%c. the corn market sasged n
little moro but then reooversA
Active export demand caused ar nd
vance later 10 the highest prices yet
for the present crop The market
closed nervous. y to ! cent net higher.
with May e4H TO e4hc
Oats started unchanged to nc low
er, May zIhc to H%c, and later de
erined an around. before showing a
rally.
Provisions were higher, rejecting a
new upturn in hog values Lard
touched a new high price record for
the
, 1922-02-21
Livestock Mart


CHICAGO, Feb. 21@United States
Bureau of Marketsl@Cattle receipts
1900; beef steers and h stock slow.
mostly steady; quality plain; early
top beef steers $500; bulk steers $7-z5
GS.25; bulls strong to 25c higher. bulk
bologna- s4.oo@4.25; beef bulls largely
S4.5o95.00; veal calves steady; bulk
vealers s1o.oo@91o-75: stockers and
feeders firm
Hogs receipts $4,000; glow. steady
&c 1oc higher than yesterdays aver
age; mostly s to 1oc higher; top s1o-s5
on $50 to 100 pound average; bulk
s1o-10@1o.6o: pigs strong to Csc high
er; bulk desirable 100 to 40 pound
ss.7591o.o0; sonme stronger weights
up &c S1oy4o.
Sheep receipts 1900; generally
steady to strong: choice Colorado and
Nebraska fed lambs S1e.15; good Ida
hos $3.50: Texas shorn lambs $685.;
fall shorn Texas y~earlings and twos
s12.25i light short ewes $3.50.
, 1922-02-21
RECORDED
IN STOCK MART
High Grade Issues Record
Advance of From 1 to a
Points Today.

NEW YORK. Feb. zL-High grade
issues OF the railway. steel. equipment
and miscellaneous groups. featured
the more confident accumulation Of
stocku today at gains of ] to Z points
Sales Appropriated 500 900 shares. 4
The market experienced q s,arL
setback when MEXICAN Petroleum
suddenly dropped 1 points on active
SEEING. Runors were circulated that
there was another hitch In the settle
mept OF the exports oil tax negctia-
Other shares weakened sym
patreticaIly with particularly heavl-
ness in Pan-Amer1can. Atlantic Gull.
United Fruit and Crucibie Steel. Re-
sumption OF pool operations in Am
erfean Ice. Corn Products and rcveral
of tho low priced steeis causaI n
brisk rally all around
Dividend paying industria,n and
rsiis, especially United States Steel.
Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific and
Reading arose to best prices IN the
final hour. Call money rates fell to
AZ per cent. Tho closing wss strong.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-opening
prices IN the stock market today were
substantially higher. regardless OF
prospects of tighter money. Traders
again favored the equipments, rails
and oils. American Locomotive, Atchi.
son, Rock Island. Tdewater OIL. Amer.
lean Tobacco and Sumatra Tobacco
rose ] to IN points. Division Chemi-
cal. Western Union, Westinghouse,
General Electric. U. s. Steel. Cruel
BILE Steel and American international
were firm to strong. National Enam-
cling. whose directors act on he divi-
dend today, adding III points to yes
terdny's reaction.
United States Steel made q new
high quotation for over a year a,
s2% and stimulated further buying OF
other steeis as well as equipments and
motors during the forenoon Sugars
feathers, textiles and mail order is
sues also strengthened South Porto
Rico Sugar. Hide and Leather pre-
, 1922-02-21
Fargo Test Making Prorcr.

The Fargo oil company deep test
well which is now. underway in tho
Poison Spider field IS one OF the most
important tests which ire underway
in the fields Immediately west of Cas-
per. The company mas made an APP
preparation TO drill to a depth Of A.
600 feet II necessary in an sndeavor
to tap what is believed win be iucra-
tive producing oil sands underneath
the gas stratas OF the field
Delayed for several weeks because
primarily to unfavorabie weather CON
dItions. the well is again making hole
OF fishing jobs n other trouble due
past the 1.400-foot mark This test is
located on tho south half Of section
1883.
, 1922-02-21

Tho Pine Mountain field west of
Casper is u important testing oper-
atoms during tho summe months,
according to plans that are being out
lined or carried out by operating COM
panies-
The California on company has
started drilling pm section 2-s4-s4 and
has n hole at a depth of It's feet The
Alaska Development company is
erecting a standard outfit TO replace
machine tools on well No. 4 and WIN
deepen the hole from $500 feet to
lower producing horizons. This test is
on the holdings OF the old Wyoming
Exploration company. which were re
Gently taken over by the AIasia-De-
velopment company.
, 1922-02-21
Cat creek shipmentA

The Cat Creek field during the last
half OF 1871 produced nearly 1000 900
barrels Of oil as shown by pipeline
figures recently made public The
total for the period was s~s5.7ss.74 bar
rels of oil. October showed the great
est oil movement when nearly 5000
barrels Of oil n day was run through
the pipelines A total of 147.e7o.Te
barrels was credited during tho month
The production showed a deciien un-
til liz .oss barrels was run through
the line in December.
, 1922-02-21

The Investigation recently under
taken by the officials of the Bureau
of Mines TO determine what would be
a fair differential between prices of
crude oil in Wyoming and in the Md
Continent field. the oil to be of the
same grade Is about completed accord
ing 10 announcements recently made
here. This important probe Is under
the supervision of +. B. Tough, su-
pervisor of drilling operations on fed
eral lands and H II. Hill superintend-
ent of tho Bartlesville. Okla. office
, 1922-02-21

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. Gu. s. Blu
rcau of Marketsl-Hog receipts. l5,'
600: market fairly active. strong to
Toe higher: $50 to 21o-pound butch.
ers. ss.S099.so; latter price top
butchers. 215 to 3oo-pound. $500
$50; packing grades, $s@s-5o-
Cattle receipts. 1900; beef steers
steady TO 15c higher; top. $40; she
stock and bulis fairly steady; veals
CSC higher; stockers and feeders un-
changed
Sheep receipts, 10000; lambs CSC and
%oe higher; bulk. s15@15.5o: top,
ss5.65: sheep yearlings and feeders
strong to CSC higher; best owes, IS:
flooding lambs, 3Is.75; shearing lambs.
<14-sk
, 1922-02-21
QUESTIONS AND ANswERs.

In What form are equipment obi
Cations Issued:
Usually In serial form. certain nxed
maturing annually or scrai-
apnuany. the fun mount TO be paid
before b rolling stock VIII be
worn out The provision Is made IN
the aerocmcnt that the equipment be
properly insured a long as the equip
ment obligations are outstanding
For what percentage OF the cost Of
the equipment can the note be Is
sued7
From rs per cent to 90 Per cent
depending upon the credit Of the rail-
road.
What Is . holding eompanyf
A holding company Is a corporation
formed fc-ssc purpose OF acquiring
stocks md boads OF other companies
known as -~rfbssdinrfes" which are
, 1922-02-21

DENVER. Colo. Feb. 2L-Cattle re-
ceipts 400; market steady to strong;
beef steers s6-25@7.25; COWS and heif-
ers s. 5000 @7.oo; calves 5000 @s.5o;
bulls $2.5oQ3.5o; stockers and feeders
s60o97.oo.
Hogs receipts 1000; market 10 cents
higher; top s10.15; bulk $9.4o@1o.oo.
Sheep receipts 800: market Doc
higher; lambs s14,T5@15.oo; ewes $500
67.5oE feeder lambs s13-oo9l3-5o.
, 1922-02-21
New Producer in Oare

The Jones well on the noutheast,
quarter of section 1S4e-e3 OF the
Usage wyo) field has come In a pro-
Queer at a shallow depth. according
to Newcastle reports. Average pro-
duction IS Indicated
Tho test well Of the MilerGui
company neal Pedro. section 16-45-65.
will be completed this spring, adcices
from company officials at Portland,
Ore, state
, 1922-02-21

The test OF the Billie Creek field in
Johnson county. south Of Buffalo. the
county seat is making hole again The
hole has now passed the 1880 foot
mark where 12h-ineh casing was set.
This important test is being Jointly
conducted by the Carter OIL company.
Western Exploration company and
the Consolidated Royalty OH CON-
pany.
, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 21-Butter lower;
creamery extras acc; firsts. 319ssc;
seconds 2s930c; standards 34Ac-
Eggs lower; receipts 1888 cases;
firsts 26c; ordinary first 23d24c; mis-
cenaneous 25@25hc.
, 1922-02-21

Lacf OF water has forced abandon
ment OF he test which the Mdwes.
Refining company was conducting on
the Midway domo north OF Casper.
The wei is shut down at n depth Ct
2.750 feet and operations viii be sus-
pended untl more favorable eondi-
items In tho spring.
, 1922-02-21

The distinction Of being the first
woma mayor in New England gems
likely to fail on DIR. Laura Black Stick
ney. OF Saco. Maine. DIR. Stckney has
been nominated for the office on the
Republican ticket. and as the city is
strongly Republican her election is be
m h. nrrtrad
, 1922-02-21

The ThompsoD-Elk Basin Oil com
pany is carrying 1o-inch casing below
1000 feet in its test south of h Elk
Basin field in Northern wyoming.
having resumed Operators after a
shutdown of several days occasioned
by cold weather.
, 1922-02-21
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
NEW WELL OPENED IN BIC MUDDY.

The first completion in the Big Muddy. field in MANY
months was reported during the past week by the Midwest
Refining company. The well was completed on the Barber
lease on section 2-S3-76. The first Wall Creek sand was
tanned at 3,2S6 feet. The well will be a comparatively small
producer and will be a pumper.
, 1922-02-21
New wildcat Near Upton.

The wyoming Development Eyndi-
cate Is moving a rig to the Haden
Ray ranch. three miles west of Up
ton, Wyo. where a test win be started
Immediately on holdings in sections
81 and s24S-65. Upton interests are
financing the venture.
, 1922-02-21

ferred, Central Leather. American
woolsn. Sears-Roebuck and Montgom-
cry Ward rose / to almost 4 points.
Local utilities were the only weak
features, the various traction stocks
and bonds falling : to 3 points as a
result OF the cut IN valuations an
nounced by the transit commission
Call money opened and renewed until
Thursday ut 8 per emit
, 1922-02-21

Leopold GodowslJ-. master pfanists
Of classics, viii appear o one night
only at the Lyric theater. Wednesday.
March 1, 1922. 2-14-13t
, 1922-02-21

Try a CLASSIFIED aa in the rnbuna-
, 1922-02-21
Foreign Exchnngc FIR

Foreign Exchange Firm.
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-Greet Brit
ain demand <.39x: cables 4.4o Sixty
day bills on bank 4.37. France. de
a.12M; cables e.13. Italy de.
mand 5.o2h; cables sea. Belgiaum
demand, s.75h; cables $40. Germany
demand 45H; cables 45h. Holland de-
$3.50; cables 1856. Norway de-
17.o5. Sweden demand $3.50.
demand 20.eE. Switzerland
1885. Spain demand 1890.
.02H. Czecho-Slovakia demand 1.ss.
demand a6.s7. Brazil de-
mand 1875; Montreal 81 lis.
Metals
NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Copper weak;
spot and nearby 12H @13H; later IS
@1sN. /.
Tin easy; spot and nearby 1895;
futures 1900.
Iron steady; unchanged
Lead steady. spot z.7o@4.so.
Zinc quiet; East st Louis delivery
spot 4-D@4.55.
Anthony spot 44o.
nzpnay.
NEW YORK, Feb. s1-Can money
easier; high 8; low Al; ruling rate
s; closing bid AZ. offered at 5; last
loan s: call loans against acceptances
AZ; time loans firm; sixty days asa
5; 90 days 4xa5; six months 4Za5.
mercantile paper 4Za5. .
, 1922-02-21
Silver.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21-Foreign bar
silver. e5hc; Mexican dollars. soc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04
BATTALION RECEPTION

Sport fans and lovers Of profess
sional boxing were astonished at
the big reception given them by the
End Battalion OF the 18TH Engineer
Regiment IN the way of stag party
held last night at the Auditorium
theatre, Indiana Harbor. A cast OF
attractive feminine entertainers, 4
rounds OF clever boxing followed by
a colored battle royal was the amuse
ment furnished during the evening.
With the mixed attendance were
members of Company E and D, Off
GERS from the East Chicago. Indiana
Harbor and Gary companies, giving
the audience the appearance OF kha-
XII days of Ut and Is. Among these
were Col. A. P. Melton, commander
of the 113th Engineer Regiment and
Major Symptoms, director of train
Ing. Col Melton gave a short talk
on organization work and told of
the origin of the late military COM
panies in the Twin Cities, adding
that 1t was the duty OF every citi-
zen to support and lend co-opera-
ton in keeping the home organiza-
lions to peace strength.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04
MAY MOVE THIRD RAIL

If the plans OF Mayor Frank CAL
lahan and the works board OF East
Chicago can be agreed upon. then
the third rail upon which the South
Shore trains now operate along Chi
cago ave. will be moved off this
street and probably laid parallel
with the B. & o. c. T. tracks from
Kennedy ave. west TO the city limits.
Mayor Callahan and Karl D. Nor
rls. member of the board. were IN
conference with President Wilkox-
son and directors OF the interurban
line at Michigan City today in de-
vising ways and means IN bringing
about this Improvement.
The third rail down the center OF
Chicago ave. has been conHoeEed
as peril TO traffic since II was
laid a number OF years ago. and
while there has been a conserted
effort on the part or city officials
and citizens to bring about the re-
moval of this company's tracks, the
city has as yet been unable to pre-
vail upon or compel this company to
transfer their tracks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04
DEATH OF MRS. NELSON

The East Chicago friends of MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred L. Nelson, will be
grieved to learn of the latters
death which occurred at Shreveport,
La, on April 2sth. after brief Ill
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson had
been located at Shreveport for the
past five weeks, the former being
engaged as supervisor of construc-
tion work for the Graver Corpora
tion of this city. The Nelson's had
at one time maintained a residence
at 1895 Forsyth avenue and have a
large circle of friends in this reg
ion. The deceased was removed to
her homestead at Beaver Dam, Ky.
where the burial took place on last
Tuesday. May and Left to mourn
her are her husband. her mother and
four brothers. Mr.. J. J. Byrne of
the local Graver office attended the
funeral ceremonies at Beaver Dam.
KY. as the representative of the
Graver Corporation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04
GRIFFITH

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hairless moved
to Dyer. May and. Mr.. Hairless is
locomotive engineer on the E. j. &c
e. r. r. and begins his run from
Dyer.
Griffith citizens, both men and
women, exercised their voting pow
er at the polls last Tuesday.
Mrs. wally from Iowa, visited her
cousin Mrs. J. McGary last week.
She left for Lake Village to visit
other relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Froling have
moved into the Frank Lowe house.
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Hairless.
A double feature program Will be
given at the town hall Thursday,
May under the auspices Of the
Griffith school. There will be three
reels of moving pictures from
Grimm's Faily Tales. Between the
reels musical and song numbers will
be given by Miss Mcleod who is
well known in concert circles. Both
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04

Mrs. Sally James Farnharn.
Mrs. Sally James Farnham, now
. well-known sculptor, was former
~ an invalid confined to her bed.
She started making images +. the
butter brought on her tray and
finally after q few lessons from her
architect husband she not only re-
covered from her lo.g illness, but
has attained distinction In her
work. She is now making q bust OF
President Harding.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04

features come highly recommended
by the Hammond and other neigh
boring schools SO that an enjoyable
program L. insured to everyone.
Admission 10 and % cents.
Schererville Juniors by q to 3
score last Sunday.
The school team lost to Ainsworth
on Friday by a Q to score In a.
game featured by numerous errors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-04
NOTICE.

Owing to the increased demand
for our coal we have opened a yard
at Augusta st. and Monon tracks,
which will be known as the B. B. &
C. Co.. telephone Hammond 142. with
c. w. Bowman in charge. where we
will be equipped to give improved
service TO our customers.
The standard of quality of our
coal will be maintained at all times.
and we will In addition, handle
anthracite and Eastern bituminous
Goals.
C. l. CREASBAuM.
5-1-3t j. D. BECKwITH.