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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
WASHINGTON TEAM BE:sTS
TAKOLA QU|NT, So TO z
Congress Height, ankccs
Prove Too Much for
Local Five.
rA>sl>. - srE.rAo,iAn
Ni>if"r> Declared to- lie Hest Tenn
Ihnt Has Ever Exhibited ON IL
'""ai Court. Enrh Player Urinr u


Congress Heights Yankees de-
S'"nh"a on Richmond last night ana
liNed M I" tn" record that preceded
t'"m hN putting M one Of tn" most
i''nl court The" passing was SUI
n"'h ana "asii% spelled the diner
"hrr between tn. Washington
IhamnS and the local 'rakula ont
ut IN" visitors won. 81 To- -
ln"l"y. their pivot man. gave tho
most inastcrtul exhibition ever wit
messed on "a local court. getting cirh,
baskets from thc court. many seem =
inelr impussihic, while his floor
WHrM Was the, work Of an artist.
Atn'ri"n. ihe brilliant forward, was
"nly stride behind tho brilliant
ihHI"E, Gazing sin baskets In fact.
u - hard 20 pick amy outstanding,
star' the whole team playing to-
R"th"r !ih" ON" wrll-oilcd machine.
r"rd at left guard. was all over
the floor, and tim" after time hrok 9
M shots 81. Wharton aud Woodward.
IN" iank"cs We're easily the best
team ever To exhibit their wares 81;
local court. ANA only for the bad
"'Gn' womb hay" been erected by
" much larger crowd OF local cuthu-
4'aSis. For tn" local Takola iiv.
work Of Wharton aud Woodward
hSiN stood out abov" til" rest on
N" offensive. while Mcuhancy Was
IA tower "f strength on til" defense.
TIL" lineup:
''''Eh'S i"Siti"u rakola
'icdd"ns right forward Wharton
Ath:rt"n left forward. Woodward
lhSl'N. ..... center . lIoIIidny
,'tIin .'. right guard McIlhnncy
Ford. .....ir-r guar, I.L,,,i .
summary Field goals sIedd"ns
,!l. A'h"rt"n C6D. InGl-y 50. Ford
Wharton 60. Woodward 90. Ehmir
I."""h Garter. Goals from fou!-lIcd
IONS. : IN ! Woodward. = in 1. sub
60, m,,"hS i.'",h :"r Wharton
wharton for Holiday. Carter for
EhiEiG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
YAKIMA A. III. S. BEATS
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

uM Wednesday afternoon III. y,,,r,
.!a,o.,., i'sh school basketball team
So, nc 'ilEh.and Springs uirL
vn""i ,e"i by 1" score az ;.l3. Tn. gnI,"
wa on" ~: the most exciting .v.- ,',,,.i
-. ~. 'ho Earina floor. At tho end o, The
n,st mar the score stood Is I'm favor ~,
Highland Springs. bu, IN Tho ,,.s, -,
'snr guarding by Jefferson ana iIus.
S,."' win four goals from The f.jd -,
-, - M'1'f' put N"rina IN tho lead. which
,,r,o "a "mrlhe The remainder Of III.
EHnH. % hoor work Of The u-b',nt
Hhr,hss team was OF high ori.r
ne N"rinh team has won nv. ,.,,,
an" .i ',Si Two. Th"se two were III. nr-.
aging 49, pounds desiring games v,f|n -
T"f'H" Agricultural High Schoo.. Il. +. d,
Tho !.nc-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
SPIDER QU|NT DEFEATS
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY FIVE
Visitors TO Wcslhamplon Put,
Up Hard Battle. but
Lose. 81 To 10.
ziEoLEu A>n CARLTON STAR
bvcranri~ty Of Roth Sides Z, S,o,c
nhd Prevent Securing. Produces Nh
m"r"u~ FOnl>-SrusntiunnI Shot.
Seen During tontr.t

Cn!vnfsity az Richmond kent U.,
nome hooi record unStained last
night ny winning from Hafnrdcn-
sidney ia haskctha'i - 10 10 i'm :,
game that vas not Crt. from rough
ness Both Guints played hnrl. ana
Their pvcranNIcty to scpr. ., prevent,
N'IiinS. produced numerous fouls.
:, Elihrr IN" spiders w"re sinwod
Gown last night OF tho Tigers gayo
HH'h harder game than usual. a.
tn" spiders had "a hard time in rccl.
'"rinE baskets Every time they
scored u was well earned. and Ia.
Ing guarding game.
Playing L. Srn>nIiornI
i'.Cause OF THIS. thcr. was seusa-
t"ndI playing at all times. this h..
,ht csp''lh!ly true respecting tn
nom" teams baskets In Tn. mr.,
period Ii"g!cr Eo, away vim a nin.
piu OF Il play WHEN he mad" a sr,c,d,.
Grihni" from under the Iiamrd,,,
Hihn"y basket :" his own. who're he
SrIr"n ~ "utEp""diur his oHp"nonts
ana Wiling teammates
carlton did not allow much time
!" APPS" between this play ana on.
81 ms rwn. for tho laukv c.u,"- ON
reached mass OF players and hatt,d
o om. PAL I" III" basket. Ia Tho SIC
ma ~" haf. he d!d ia" sam" ming and
NEVIS" got round of applause With
an over the head score
Wakes i.ood Shnts
''''' "si!', II"El'r produced
rIr Of Spectacular shots after a
shiiiulH 'n"n"uverci driGbI,. ror
oyer hh!f OF this period lianud.p
sidney Kept 80 clos" to tho ,,,id.r.
'h;., theE were unabl" 20 score
IN. Red and lIlu" guarding was
w 20 h"yl" throughout. as ~. viz.
l,tIFs summary shows Ro;h side
uid some magnificent passing "r,,
from one SiG" and then to Tho ,tl.,
according 10 tradition. the ranc
vas q Scrap1N Hrair. and because Of
IN. IISers' EFFORTS they 20 away from
n'' hinphI having given poh,Nr,i's NV
,n'.F touSacs; defensive Opposition
nat IN" spiders hav" Witnessed IN
'nn W"Sthar'u1or 1ourt THIS seIs1n
The lineup: "a
I. OF Il. posi,in, >,
IicGlcr. . forward -.
10y '-'..... forward ..,inhu,,,n
Carlton ....... center 500,
!"thr!. ...-.- guard ,,,,
.trr.u. . .I.rl .N''"!"
summary: SuhStitUtious. l.. az -
HichaTdson ror Fray: Rccyo. ,",
,aiItoh: Whitchurst for no,b.i,
""cNs for Nrrcu: Harm! Sf,i,,o,
hricr COR MONTGOMERY. .;naj.'
E.tSicr go. Fray go. Carlton ,n
St"i,Z q, futncy. Foul ro,,IeD
Non, montgomery out Of !; Garter.
'wi!!iam ana Nary. ''e'1ei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
GOODS ARE BLAMED FOR
SHOWING OF ATHLETES

chicago. Jan. 1.-THE distractiur Ia.
hu"ncc OF Goods on athletes at North :
western University TO Responsible for Tho
consistently poor showing of the schnol's
t'"il. hCcnfhlnE I" an editorial published
in the univcrs!iys ncwsDaper. mo ..Dnir,.
Northwestern"
There are other schools w.;h more we
men ana "a eiddicr social whirl Vet where
nm'cessiH! athletic teams ARC tradition
IN" diicrcnr" lies in the, ract that they
nave such an abundance OF aihlctic nm, :
icriai any athlete can br dropped II he
persists IN falling in iuyo."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
mic INCONSISTENCIES MuMmEN
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY

-; S Of dc.d Of dated Wy
Clerks
h f
do at
THURSDAY, ..
%
ms 70
tiIai Al '."d rnG OF land with the
OF
SAT- b
Road
al
II
hmc
of
% da
y. j. Trustc
four ''""' w. ~ w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
ELEVEN


I" od'ui; pcr<ou5 90 bail AMI nA'us az,
COMPENSATION therefor
f,y ~. Hro,yr az I.ynrbhurr hn
u amend ana p. anne. .:,,,n,, tq.S Il,
Coao ~ virginia. q, amended ry A., 49,,
Augrl,el NI,-.b 3. "a,
'''e' 49, 80
~ Ny IEo!r'rs-N bill "a require ;h'
"ecN''inf '; lens for street Improvement.
corporrtcb towns
~ NJ woodyu.s-A .i..I. 20 amend ana
r'-ondc. section cat ~ tn. code 81 .,,,,
GINA. as amended H. an act approve
March T. 1870
To ,r, ,.,,......,....
'''''''''S on counties 'it!es ana
iiE Mr.. H"0i.rson hin 20 amend ana
."-'uN,t section s7si oc ,hy cole of VII
=.nj1.
r., chs C.-,,,t...,
a.. ~ '' ''hah'".
local boa,i, "s AZ cn,.,i,.,,,' s.a",a'".nf
g'n"j,"' OF the SIi''". prescribing their
''Nt'.' "",'" "h' compensation. also 90.
~, o"''as o.. r"T!ew.
'F ''''' N"'SS-E-N "..' ~ amend and ~'-
''''' -'''i"n -'I' ~ the Code ~ virginia.
~ N'sSf' Mc'oiie-. h'"N', Of Csup-
n"". h"s"sr. Hors."y, Graham, Elchsrds
Keen. Irly. uf Washington. =. H. War
LHn Massey. D!GCs. Ewcl Wright and
ii"rtw..sh,-N hlii 10 amend md re-
enact sections on" % AMI TWO CO. ~ an
"'' I" raise revenue :or Tho support az
'u" government AMI - npprpn-i.,o fnoro-
;'r The construction Of roads and project
r"rnrsi'"i IN On" state highway system 90
20 Z" provide Tor an additional fund for
.t' maintenance %: public free schools az
urinary ana +Fdnluar grades, from 'ha
iirst Z" tn" r"E-n'h, inclusive aud 10
provide cor the prevention ana craIica
non "' tnh"rcu'rsis among the p"upl" -.
VI. H',,'". ana 70 ,,'N,end The work ~ IN
rt"," BOARD ~ Health. approved MarCu
10. l'l'
To III. Committee on General r.aw,
liv Mol.~s Marie y,r-. Tf.-.,o..' -.
SON and E-,np az r.rrrhurr hu, =,
almond and -.-au,,.. ,.c,f,,s -. 80
and Is Of An aet "a proy!so ,o ' ,bn xa;o -
nation and ccrtirca:.on OF rrotsssinnul
cnEiuocss. architects nui land s,:ryovors:
AN d 20 r. Sulato tho rrnC,Ire Of c,- moo.
Ing. nrchltocturc and land -tlryaying. -,
establish tholr relation 20 ruhIic work.
aud III" surveying and rlntiinr ~, lam
! approved March 4. 100
To TIA" Cam:Ilttye on Insurance AM,
! banking.
BY Mr.. w.llis-A Din 20 amend ami "a
ny Mr.. Brown OF Lynchburc-N helI ~
amend ana 70 -onact section II cc nm at.
TO regulate tho hus!ncss 81 making sual!
loans by requiring persons ch,rrin,- d.
rec,y or inhr"c.iy greater r.; ,, E Of com
;sres' per annup on ic,ns not exeeedin.
three hundred HSD dollar. 20 nny rer
! son "a obtain license: hy prc.c-ihinr ;bo
maximum amount or compensation whlch
signmonts 20 l!con.rcs of salaries or wnro.
earned. or TO be carncd; by prohib.,inr
! false or decs1.ivn aIycr,is,ro .nrcnr,,n :,
such loans; BY liking penalties for vin!, :
| tion nr cr~totn ,,-nyisinrs ~ ~, 49,. -.
! prescribing certain duties OF tho chief OK.
! amln"r oG banking division Of the Cor.
| porntion Commission In rospoc, =, ia
consees: repeating section ;! OF tho rove
| nuS act and all other acts and PARTS az
! acr- inconsistent with the provisions 81
| this act" approved March o. 1918 as her.
! t"fnr" amended
Ia the Committee ON Manufactured AM,
! Mechanic Arts.
Ry Mr. Smith ~ Sor,hun,h.r,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Try METAL FRAME
FOR TENNIS RACQUET

NEW YORK. Jan "a tennis -aco,,.,
''E " metal frame is being tested Nv
several of the first ten r,uilrr ,r,,,.
!h' country with the iiea Of ,nnuu,n,
'"r' IN ARG" quantities IN case (, nrovcd
nH"r''b." 20 the modern couf, ran..
". F"''he' - tn" invention OF William
an" one "i III: close students al the GAM.
IN II, .htesi form III" racuue; consists OF
- steel frame pierced 10, the gut .tr,pr
ordinary racquet. 49,
u - claimed that the u@w instrument,
"' pi'y "Verco'nc- tn" d!Sadyan,as. q,
Wh'r'n" nd losing shspo when r.-trunu.
~. Ere''"i E"Nibiiiiy "f stroke Sc al
N''"hd. strength {" tn. rrt-lyuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
S,> ouint stars from I,nc,.burr

LYNCH BII!G. w. ian. 2,.-Lynchhurr
has turreI out an unusually larc" number
al basketball! players this year in schools.
of the State. Tor ;hrc. leading co.Icri,t.
Teams have al loca! men Tor forwards
These are: Kyle and Campbell. Virginia
Military Iusiitutr: Opplcinan ana Caring
ton. University oi Virginia. ana Witt and
j. Oliver i.ynchbnrE College Lewis. one
of the forwards at Augusta Military Acad-
envy, is also a Lynchhurg hoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Federal Reserve Five VIM,

The Federal Reserve baskctbulI
team defeated the Grace Covenant
auint by the score Of IL toSl0. Miller
for Grace Covenant. was, the real
star Of the game. making three field
sSand shooting two fouls. ac-
counting for eight OF the ten points
made by. his team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Cincinnati get. McI,r,,

V!NNINNNTI. OHIO. Jan. ?7.-ticorce u
Mcl'arcn. gradual" Of the University %,
ilttSbmrsh, an all-Amcricin ful,back (,
l'!6'E-i3. VIII u" tho football and track
coach ~ the University of Cincinnati Ac,
c"p'ancc Of the offer made 10 him by IN,
athletic council of the university was re-.
t"N"d today For w" years McI.arcn hn.
been the fnntbnil coach AT Tho Uniycrsi,>
OF Arkansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Highland
81 -t-nA

,1uV'narN: fie'd Goals-E. Mi.tr. .: A.
M!str, .: Harrison ]; Fuss.II = S,n y.
DYER i: T"tus"h. ,: Nunmally. |. shank /
!" ui goa Jefferson. .: r"tusch l. Time
OF hdIves-Twcmty mii.u;ca Refcrc.-uc.
crdw. nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

IDE best tosUi's. iIst your PROPERTY for
sale OF ;ot trUt wI;n T.. T.. schmidt x
tO.. - Sor;h Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
.fuCIfONS-LEE.fIS
Legal Notices
d I

The annual meeting OF tns -tocE mol Ter =
Of ;n- I-!f- -sOu Realty c"rupr,tibn VIII h-
nelc ~ 'r- Jeurr-"i ii1'-l Rl-h'pnnd.
Va Wednesday. February /. lr.2 A. ~
aC!pc.
T.. WEtSiiEk
SECRETARY
THE lWGI%IA-CAEOi.lNA WUBUtN
COMPANY. I%C
The regular s"!U.hunGai dividend o.
iia"e has been declared uy the board az
directors OF the Virginia carolina Rubber
Co.. Inc. as OF December 81. 1874. Checks
VIII b. sent out IN payment o: dividends 10
all preferred stockholders OF the said
company ~ January 30.
VIRGINIA CAROLINA RUBBER co.
INC. X. j. bel! President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
kin 1000 Deer In Ncw uom,.,,,r.

toNcOitb. y. H.. Ian .7.-New
Hampshire Is still a happy hunting
ground. More. than 1000 deer were
Killed IN the state in the las, hunting
season,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Wanted Heal i.stat,

IAE&lS wanted large or small Iyr quick
gosuits, re-" M.ssrs. West ana TiuU.i-
is~". farm Department. J. J.. CarueAl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Suburban TOR Sale
Real Estnlc for E.chnngc x

EUUsiI Joe Ui.Cn 100 Income property
io' small farm ueaf Richmond. uoI
1893.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

Tu TIA. creditors OF ALBERT LEWIS
ROBINSON, OF Richmond In tn"
Counts at Ii.urlcn. and district
Aforesaid Buuhrupt
Nun,- ls n,rvn\ given that on
Iauglr, lu, l"-2 the said ALBERT
Li.INIS ROBINSON was July adyuii-
,a',I utuhrups and that Tho first
3ur,tUuE 81 !gs creditors wt!l b" held
u ON. uiIr". EuoIus lIls-iil: Mutual
Euidsng. nlchmond. Va. ON tha GIT
DhN pt FEBRUARY 1872. at 10
u'ti-,N u tho forouoOnt at which
fiw. tho raid creditors may attend.
prove ,hrir claims. appoint Il trustee.
,Aam.u' tho bankrupt. and transact
such other business Hs may properly
como before said meeting.
TiIcS. Il. SNEAD.
itcf.I".c in Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Real ATE tORt S.iLE
Houses for Sale

FIFE-HoOM DWELLING. good garden
and garage: main lin, National High
way. IN country village about 10 popuIa-
tion. near good school and churches I'm
mediate possession. f.. II. Mitchell. south
Inn. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

TIE VERY BEST nAnGAI& Ia Rich
iupud' Lot ia battery Court. only y.Ov:
terms. 400 cash. $40 month. Boz
* 20. care The Dispatch.
wESTiIhMPrON LOTs-Mrr. Il. Hawes
LipsCOinb. az American National BANK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

HANOVER AVE UOME-East of Robin
sph Street: 5000; Madison $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

U. $ GOVERNMENT FRAME HOUSES
aOIso: standard sash :. panel doors, In
terror ccii.d. excellent opportunity tor
nome builders at sacrifice price. Must
bs moved quickly. Brnnner IL Michael
son. bOj BROOK Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

iM MEi,lAIE possession OF urahd-new su-
nuThah home. Every city convenience:
large lot. beautifully decorated; IarEo
cement basement. Very easy terms
Price. $500. Ky!and Realty Co. Han-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In tn. matter Of No. 2STI,
ALBERT LEWIS In
ROBINSON Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

&ITiCi: or FipS'r MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

W. HandO!ph 2ubS. 1Di MutuaI b!d..
LOT. GOII36 feet. North Richmond: .I-
c.iicnt locality. Price. $1,000. j. a.
Connolly n 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Lots for Sale

EELLEVuE COURT North Sids. splendid
Investment: $50 down $40 month. Il.
IILt- g.. MtIfnI IL IL.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
KEN TO SHINE
WITH TOASTS

Ken Whitman, enterprisirg young
salesman for the Northern Indiana Gas
& Electric Co. and more recently evil
dencing potential qualities as toast
master OF parts. has been petitioned
by members Of the Young Mems Club
OF the Presbyterian Church. OF which
he is anember. to prepare another fell
lowship- -nanFJet OF the character Of
that held "wednesday night at the Lyn
dora Hotels when fifty members of the
Club and their gals" feasted. hesrd
ouips. listened to enterprising talks,
and cavorted to the strains OF tcrpis-
choresn melodies.
Ralph Tennant told the young people
all ss ut how to make selatine. That
is ne aold them how they do il at the
United Chemical g. Organic Products
Company.
All in all. the first banquet OF the
Young Mons Club was great a sue
cess that Mr.. whitman. who presided
as toastmasteG. dance master and msse-
tro has invited upon himself such a
meritorious reputation as only his own
prowess can uphold. Announcement
Of another similar function Will be
made soon, he says.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
GRAND JURY
REFUSES TO
IND|CT GIRL

WACO exas. March 1s.--Marie M
thews, Il year old school girl. who kill
ed her alleged betrayer In court room
here on February 81. was freed Of all
charges brought against her TODAY. The
grand jury which has beer considering
fer case adjourned without finding an
indictment.
Miss Matthews shot and Killed r. f.
Crnssln. 55, former preacher aud :
we'll known business man. She ccused
him of her ruin when she only Is
years old. He was convicted of GRIM
inal assault but had been granted a new
trial
When the second trial was called and
Miss Mathews was asked to take the
witness chair and tell again the de-
tails OF her shameful story she drew
an automatic pistol from her dress and
nred three bullets into Crosslin, who
was seated in a chair facing her in
front of crowded court room
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
SIX CARS
DERA|LED
AT DOLTON
Southern Tourists Shook Up
But None Is Seriously
Injured

SIX coaches of the Dixie Flyer.
Illinois r. r.. were derailed and pas
sengers, including scores OF tourists
bound for Palm Beach and other fash
ionable southern resorts. were shaken
UP when an axle snapped as the train
was passing through Dolton. Ill. three
miles west Of Hammond last night.
The train which left Chicago at s:o5
o'clock was making fifty miles an hot.
when the village OF Dolton was reach
ed The axel OF day coach broke,
derailing the car and causing Ave 9TH
ers to leave the tracks. =
The train came to a Stan6still after
the trucks had bumped over the cross
ties for some distance. Not a car was
overturned. although several o. the
sleepers were leaning at a perilous
angle. After hasty check OF the pas
sengers, trian officials were surprised to
hnd that not person had been serious
ly injured.
Another train was hastily made up
in the Chicago yards and rushed to
Dolton. Passengers were transferred
and within two hours the tourists
once more on their way to the south
land.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
CALUMET REGION PLANTS ALL BEING EXTENDED
DIXIE FLYER DERALED LAST NIGHT Near HAMMOND
MAN WHO DRINKS
MOONSH|NE A FOOL" !"


Any man who sa~es drink Of al
legged whiskey is fool"
This Is the declaration made by
Charles See day desk sergeant at the
Hammond police STATION.
There may be some old whiskey
obtainaiole nowadays" said Sec. but
unless man has had it in his cellar
since before prohibition he has on
means OF knowing. Labels mean
nothing. They can be faxed and the
stun sold as whiskey can be doctored
50 that 1t is impossible TO tell what il
was made Of
II the people had any idea OF the
number OF deaths and the amount OF
temporary blindness caused by moon
shine and other concotions sold as IL
quor they would be surprised. Drunks
are brought to the station and locked
over night. The next morning they
are still drunk. Sometimes it lasts
twenty-four hours. They don't seem
to be able to recover after nights
rest.
I say a man il fool who takes a
drink OF the stun that Is being made
nowadays He hasn't sense enough to
pound sand in a rat-hoIe. I don't ur-
derstand how any sane man will take
the chance. 1t is death in bottle"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
CLUB WOMEN PREPARE
HAMMOND MEETING PROGRAM

Whlle Mrs W. j. Terrence. state
president OF the Indiana Federation Of
clnos, addresses the more than sUy
women county delegates at the sixth
annual convention Of the Lake County
Federation Of Clubs convenine in
Hammond next "Wednesday for a one
day session. taking as her topie the
INSTALLATION Of the federation and its
responsibilities, ether club members
VIII be busy arranging an elaborate
display Of the products OF the county :
blind.
Nisualizing and theoriz.ng constitute
not wholly the work of Lake county's
club women. They viii come to Ham
mond Wednesday prepared 10 learn
something about the struggle for ex-
istence Of the people OF perpetual
night. A campaign will likely be
launched to interest merchants OF the
several communities in furthering tne
sale of the products of the blind
Perhaps one of the most enjoyable
features of the convention will be one
mention of which is MADE only casual
~ in the program. This is the ap-
pearance of Hammond's song birds
Mrs. Bomoerger. Mrs. Hannauer and
Mrs. Sheridan. The accompanist will
be another famous Hammond musician,
Mrs. Mikesch
Preparations are being made by the
local women's clubs to make the pres
ent conclave memorable one in the
county's history
The convention will be held at the
First Presbyterian church. Holman
and Highland streets
The program of the dav's events fol-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
COMPLAINT
ABOUT ROAD
IS JUSTIFIED

CROWN POINT, Ind. March IS
The State Highway Commission this
week refused TO pay the Federal Paw
ing Company OF Chicago for l.12s fee.
or construction on the state highway
system-on Lincoln Highway--lying
between Merr.ilville and Schererville
the investigation OF the Federal Paving
Co.'S Job by the state was on complaint
or property owners who declared 1t
was not being made as thick as was
specified in the rlans. Experts were
sent to examine the work and corroS
Grated the complaints OF the property
owners. The commission deducred
S5.Ioo from the contract price OF the
road, because of the faulty work, and
nre inspectors and engineers were dis
charged by the state Highway Com
miEtien.