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y orfoIk,

sedeewick, o'Bricn, Alien. Won. Home
run OBrien. Left on bases-ports-
mouth. u: Norfolk, :. Stolen bases
Ncrw.ly"a. Johnson, Goosctree.
Se 'isyGrt IL bv smith 3 Ease on
h1lls-oft Peterson. s: off SedCew lex
$: OF Smith, 3. Ralk-SedEew lex &.
Hts off Peterson s in innings: of
Time. goo. tmpires. Brcslir and
Blackburn.
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Church nm a. \. Grnn,cd charter.

IN" church iiill Athletic Associa-
ton Inc. nonstock corporation.
was yesterday granted certificate
az INCORPORATION by tn" state co-por-
alton Commission The purposes Of
tn" association are to promote tho
physical Development Of its members
aud interest them IN athletic games
of all kinds. p9tcers OF tho nssn-
citation are J Archer Evans. pr.sI-
cent. r. l., Patterson, secretary, and
". i JoMos. Ell Of ninhmnnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
INDIANS VICTORIOUS
rRv Associated press.1

PHILADELPHIA. May Slam
mcrinr three Philadelphia pitchers for
seventeen hits enabled Cleveland 10
take the first game OF the Phiiadel
phia series, IL 10 8. The hitting OF
Jameson and Sewell featured. Uhle
kept tho Athletics eleven hits well
scattered. Tho score:
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SENATOR'S HIT BOTTOM
fnv Nssociatea rrcse.l

WNSWINGIDN, May s-St. l.OWis
showed WASHINGTON TO tho bottom %
the race by winning Il loosely played
game today. to 3 The locale led
until tho ninth, when Jacohson's
triplc. Scvcrnid's single and a double
by Williams gave tho visitors thor
winning margin. The score:
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Newport News.
Totals ,.;.--,-....al 427

Richmond ..... 500 100 00O--4
Newport News . 900 coo 0lG-l
seminary: Three base h!r-Ramos
Tuo-base h!ts-MallOnee and DOran.
Stolen bases Wood. Ferry and Cavn-
nnuGh. Sacrifice hit--Kellcr. Struck
out-by FinneEan. :; by Lucas. :.
Base on bnlls3off Finn3gnn. 6. off
Lucas, !. Left on hases-Ncwport
News. s; Richmond, IL. Double plays
Cunning ham TO Cavanauch tO Wcafcr;
Palmer TO Avery to McMahan. Hit
by pitcher-Iirecnac Unpircs. Shafer
and Holland Time l:i0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
NEW YORK yANKS TAKE
OPENER FROM CHICAGO
Beat White Sox, : to ).
Game Is Frec-Hitting
Contest.
Ivy Associated press.

-ItNt.
NEW YORK. May S-Thc New York
Americans won the first game OF their
series with Chicago today. to :.
Hnyt was replacNi in the fifth by
Murray. a recruit. who held Chicago
IN check until the ninth when MAYS
relieved him and stopped rally. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

summary: Three base hits-Mat-
toN. Marlttte. Two-base hits-Switzer.
Frew liarrelson, Collins, Patton
struck -out-hy Barker, 2: 10y Me-
>; off Mcdonald. .. Double plavs-
Donald. 2. Base on bails-off barker
ashingtcn and Lee. .. Wild pitch
Mcdonald lmp!rc-RaGsdalc
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Pittsburgh. e, brooklyn, 7.
Only one gnme Schchuled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
boston mt Cincinnati.
Brook1yn nj Pittsburgh.
New York mt 81. Louis
Philadelphia Mt ChIcngO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland nj Philndelphin.
-. Louis nj Washington.
thIcnEO ut New York.
Detroit ut Ifoston
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Totals
I3nior, md Henry.

Emory and Henry UIi u20 uOO-i
summary: Three base hit-Iones
Two base Russell. caldwell and
Berger. Sacrifice bunt-rctterson
stolen bases Fray. .. Double plays
Fray TO Jones 10 Berger. Harry TO
Cladwell to Wagner. Hit ha,,ers-
ry Johnson (Graham). Base on balls
off Johnson. ,: off Sewers 9 of
Harry, 2. Struck out-hy .iohnson
E. by Sewers. 2; by Harry, 3. I'm.
Observation-Disclosures
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STANDING OF CII,Rs

WHERE THEY pl.tY TO-DAY.
Richmond nt Newport News.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
Rocky Mount Mt Wilson
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Detroit. q; boston. ..
New York, - Chicago. =.
Cleveland, II; PhilndeIphIn, &,
ST. Louis, q, Wnshiuptnn, ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

Summary: Tv>o-basa hi;s-Falk.
Witt. PIN Thrcc-hase h!t-MostN.
Home run-Baker. stolen bases-Col-
Inns, Hooper. Sacrifices Scott, Falk.
Struuk, pevorrncr Miller. Mcclellan.
Double rlayS-JohDsou. Collins ana
Strunk: Rak.r and Fipps. Left on
has-S-New York : Chicago. 5. Base
on halls-ofi I..Verettc. / off lIoyt !;
OF Murray. 4 Struck ont by Hoyt.
8 by Murray, l. By Lcvcrettc 5 hy
NcWccncy. !. liite-oft Hoyt, 5 in
ID innings. III Murray. in 2-S
Innings fNo1o out in nintnD, off Mays.
IN inning: off I.cvcrctte. : in in
niuEs of NCWceney. 5 in . innings.
Passed bali-p"vormcr Balk-LeV-
crett" Winning p!tchcr-MurraN
Losing pitcher -f.evercttc. Empires.
Nall!n and Moriarity. Time. 1850
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STANDING or. err

WHEHE THEY Play TODAY
Greensboro mt Durham.
Wfn&ton-ShIem mt Dnn>Iilc
RRlciEh mt High Point.
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stock I'm CaYds Oranges Hand.

ct. LOUIS, 3fey s--samuei Brea.
don. president Of tho 81. Louis Ma
tionals, has obtained controlling in
tereft In the club. - was announced
today, by purehasing tho stock ot
James G. Jones, chairman Of tho
board OF dssctpras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
ROANOKE SURPRISES
BLACkSBURC NINE

BLACK SEURG. VA. MAY s-Roa-
noke College dcfeajed Virginia Tt"b
here today - to !, IN m "Sh,hition
that was weird.
The Teens piled w tohhlce from -ho
initial irning. ana st was a SAD eper-
tacie when the wrecHare was finally
poor baseball.
The Techs meet V. NJ. I. here Thurs
day.
Score byinninrs n. n +
Roanoke .. 52l 600 f4O--13 J., ?
Tech .......... 100 coo 600 2 ,
Bntteries: Harvey. Harrclson.
lahan: Bureh and P0adee. Umpire
Grifnh.
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philadelphia.

> fN''4G'I'l = -
phiiad"lphia 100 900 c2i-
or. Scw"ll. Thle. Thrce-basc hits
Jameson C2), O'Neul. wood. stolen
basc-W ambsCanss. Shcritices-Nc-
Iunis WaWnsgauss. wood. Double
ulav-Sswen. Warnhsganss and Nc
INNS. LEI, on bhses-Cievclanh ii:
philadelphia II. Base on bni!s-off
!iasty, : m Saylor. ! off Eckert 2 4.
on Title q struck out-ty Eckrrt
2; by THE. 2 IIits-oM IIasty. in
: "a innings; OF Shylor. . IN Ia
inning, on Eck"rt. IN 2 Ia innings.
Losing r!'c hcr-liast". Cmpircs. VII!
son and Connolly. Time. 2:l5.
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American A.socln,ion.

Milwaukee. is; indianapolis. IL.
Kansas city. 6: Louisville. 10.
Minneapolis Columbus. rain.
Toledo and 81. Paul not scheduled.
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CONTINUED From r,rs, pooo,
Largo Field Expected.

In the qualifying round also viii
receive "a priZp
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, !; Newport News, 1.
Portsmouth. II; Norfolk, &.
Wilson, =; Rocky Mount, & GO In
nincAD.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Dnnriilc, 2; WinSton-Snlcfn, &.
Dur ham. 10; GrcrnsbOrO. =.
Raleigh, 81 High Point, ..
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'Baited FOR Walters IN seycnth.
'Khit"1 for Quinn 10 eiRh,N.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

THE FUNERAL OF LORD
MOUNTBATTEN. The impressive
funeral cortege of the youngest son
Of Princess Beatrice and the late
Prince Henry of Battenberg and
brother Of the Queen of Spain, pass
ing through the grounds of Windsor
Castle. England At the right
closeup Of some Of those who fol-
lowed on foot close behind the flag
draped gun caisson--the Marouess
Of Carisbrooke. King George and
Duke Of Connaught. Lord Mount
batten. who was thirty-three years
old and served throughout the World
War. died of shock following an
operation for hip disease. Many
members of the royal family other
than those pictured attended the
funeral, including the Queen, Prin-
cess Mary and Lady Patricia Ram
say. WfdeWo,,d- -x.,,.to..
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
May q, /

LETT - c 0 U R GE.
strapped to an arched
board for spinal correc.
ton at the Reconstruction
Hospital for industrial
cases e.; on Central Park
" est, this courageous lad
puts in several hours a
day weaving salable
belts. "
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21


Of
of April
attending miles
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

ROBIN HOOD AT PENN.
The Botanical Gardens of
the University of Pennsyl-
vania were transformed
into a Sherwood Forest
last week when the co-eds
put on splendid two-day
robin Hood" perform
ance. Here's Miss Dor
othy Yockel, who played
the title role, astride her
white charger, all ready
to portray the gay and in
solent robber bold of the
famous story. Keystone
Lett THE EAGLES
FATE AND NINE ARE
ONE" A model of the
magnificent bit of sculp-
ture by W. Reid Dick. 4.
X. A.. which when COM
pleted will be erected on
the Thames Embankment
in London as a memorial
to to those brave flyers of
the Royal Air Force who
lost their lives in tho
World War. kade, & Y.,h~rt
e61a7GSs e;sS'TG9 9gNT z4cnr. Tp ND
former Charlotte G. Dem
Arrest. Of New York, who
slipped down to the Mu-
nicipal Building to become
the bride Of Count Ed
ward George Itchy just a
few hours before she was
to have married her erst-
while fiance. George
Burton (Bernheimer). at
an elaborate wedding at
the summer home of Bur
tons parents in Elberon,
N. j. y,,~,.o,....,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
SISTERS OF CHARITY
ENDORSE FATHER
JOHNS MEDICINE

At the Children's Home in New
buryport, Mass. there are an aver
age Of sixty children under the low
ing care OF the Sisters of Charity.
In recent signed statement the
Sister in charge said: 1--WE cheer
fully endorse Father Johns Medi-
cine because i'm our Home 1T hns be
come Indispensable. We use IL. not
only for coughs and colds hut nIso
builder. We tell orr friends
that we would mot be without IL.
We have used 1T with great success
and find itl to have no equal a. a
builder. (Signed) the Home for
Destitute children, Sisters of Char
ity, New burysport, Mass.
In a great many institutions OF a
similar character throughout the
country Father Johns Medicine is
what the nurses in charge depend
upon TO keep the children we'll and
strong. They know that 1T is en-
tirely safe because it is free from
alcohol and dangerous drugs.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
LAMBERT AGAIN
ON THE JOB

LAFAYETTE. Ind. March 20. -
Coach Ward, Piggy Lambert, with
tho cares Of basketball cast aside
and with a spring to his slip and a
new sparkle in his eye. .trotted out
on Stuart field yesterday afternoon
and began the task Of taking up the
reigns of baseball from the hands
of Humpy Pierce. who for a month
has been putting the Purdue base
ball candidates through their PAGES.
Humpy will stay around the varsity
for a few days, giving Lambert a
line on each Of the men that have
survived so far, thus enabling him
TO get down to work In earnest
with little loss OF time
The ak is expected to WELD short
" on the squad. getting It down TO
bout twenty. Fair weather will
see several practice games this
week and should go a long ways
toward getting the baseball nine in
TO condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
AFFAIRS AT THE
COUNTY CAPITAL

The death OF George Proehno oc-
cured at his farm home on Satur-
day. lie has been in poor health
for several months with tubercu-
losis but an attack Of the fiji which
he suffered recently was the cause
OF his death. He leaves a wife,
who was Miss Hazel Tegtmeier. be
fore her marriage and his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prachno The
funeral was held at the Lutheran
church on Tuesday AFTERNOON with
interment in Maplewood cemetery.
John Wendt of the firm or Wendt
Bros. has been compelled to take
a several weeks rest on account of
i'll health He IS now at his home
in Wfnamac.
Mrs. Walter Beck has returned
from a few days visit with friends
in Chicago.
Mike Basich OF DYER was given a
six months suspended sentence and
fined $500 by Judge Smith in the
Criminal court on Monday. Charles
Keilman of Dyer filed the affidavit
against Basich whom he claimed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEK.
No Better Looking-Tak
Olive Tablets.

II you skin is yellow-complexie
pallid-tongue coated-appetlte 20,
you have bad taste in vol
mouth lazy, no-good feeling
you should tcke Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
substitute for calomel-were pr
pared by DR.. Edwards after II yea
Of study.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mix,
with olive oil. You will know the
by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin. brig
eyes. no pimples. a feeling OF buo
ancy like childhood days you mu
get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act I
the liver and bowels like caiornel
yet have no dangerous after effec.
They start the bile and overcor.
constipation. Take one or II
nightly and note the pleasing 7
suits. Millions OF boxes are sc
annually at 15c and 3oc.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Entries for "A. A. u. Ring
Titles to Close Saturday

Entries for the boxing champion
ships which are to be staged under
the auspices of the Indiana Associa-
tlon of the Amateur Athletic Union
In Tomlinson hall, April and 5, by
the Hoosicr Athletic Club, will close
April T. Entries must be made to
George Lipps. physical director OF
the r. A. c. Registra ton cards may
be obtained from T. f. Murray. 1881
Hume Mansur building. Indianapolis.
Regulation prizes of gold, silver
and bronze will be awarded in each
event. Championships viii be de-
termined in the following classes:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
SOUNDS LIKE
PUBLICITY

PoNCA CITY. Okla. March %
Ed (Straugler) Lewis, world s
wrestling champion. offers to meet
Jack Dempsey, worlds champion
heavyweight boxer, at 1o1 ranch
here in the proposed wrestling. box
ing match for side bet of $4,000
and the winner receive gate re-
ceipts.
The offer was contained in let
ter from Lewis today replying TO
Joe C. Miller, who had offered a
$500. 900 guarantee and a split in re-
ceipts. Dempsey has not been heard
from. Miller said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
AMUNDSEN TELLS OF
PLANS ON ARRIVAL
BY EDWIN cARrY RANcK

STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. sERVIcEl
NEW YORK. March 2S-The Amun
dsen arctic expedition which will
leave Seattle, Washington. on June
I e drift through the northern seas
past the north pole. will be the first
dash Of its kind IN history that will
keep constantly in touch with the
outside world through wireless tele-
graph and radio phone. This an
nouncement was made by the leader
Of the expedition. Raold Amundsen.
intrepid Norwegian explorer. who
arrived here today from Christiania
upon the Norw egian-American liner
Stavargerrjord.
The Anlundsen expedition is going
to do all kinds Of unprecedented
things Two airplanes will be taken
along and aviators will make obser-
vations from the skies and possibly
fiy over the north pole.
Anlundsen is going to spend sew
eral weeks in Now York before going
to Seattle. where his exploration
ship Maud is being outhtted for the
voyage. Lieut. Oscar Ondal of the
Norwegian flying corps. who accom-
panied the explorer on the voyage
over. will go to Mineola to inspect
machines and select the best type
for Arctic flying
omdall is 20 years old and one Of
the best aviators in Norway. a sec
ond aviator, Lieut.. Dahl. will arrive
later and join the party at Seattle
Enc object of the expedition is
purely scientific. The Amundsen
party viii try to drift through the
Arctic spaces. taking from three TO
i've years to cover the 1000 to 5000
miles through the Polar seas.
we had a splendid voyage" said
Explorer Amundsen, as he greeted
reporters Asked about his explc-a-
ton plans, he said:
The Maud. with ten men on board,
VIII leave Seattle for the far north
II nothing happens to interfere. We
are going to TRIP to drift through the
Arctic spaces. meantime. making
scientific observa tions all the time.
I'VE are going to take two air
planes-coInbi nat ton seaplanes and
airplanes. Each will carry enough
gasoline for 20 hour on-stop fight
and Will have capacity for two pas
sengers--a pilot and observer. These
airplanes Will be able to cover a
cruise of 1000 miles.
we are not going to try to find
the North Pole. Captain Peary did
that But If we happen to get in the
neighborhood Of the pole we will look
tt over.
we may be gone from three to
five years. In any event we are TAX
ing enough provisions to lest seven
years.
Amundsen made similar attempt
once before. but failed. This time he
is confident of success. He expects
to emerge from the Arctic seas some
where between Spitzbergen and Green
land. which would man a trip Of
from 1000 to 1000 miles.
Everything will be conducted on a
scientific basis and all kinds of in
struments will be taken along for
observations. The Maud and both
airplanes Will be equipped with wire
less and radio telephones.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
SOVIET WAR
FLEETS TObE:
AUGMENTED
IrOtzky the Great Order
ISSuer Has Issued One
About Navy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEEvlcEI

v ASHINGTON. March 29.-The
battle fleets of soviet Russia are to
be strengthened Immediately. Leon
Trotzky.$ chief of the soviet war
council. has just issued orders for
navy. according to diplomatic re-
ports received at the state depart
ment today from Moscow.
Warships which for months have
laid rotting at their piers are to be
conditioned and put into commits
SIGN Systematic. effort is to BE
made to re-enlist the officers and
men of the old czarist navy. many
Of whom are now in foreign lands.
The real and immediate purpose
os Trotzky's determination to re
habilitate the navy is not entire%
clear. Apparently it is a part Of his
general plan for strengthening So
Wet RussIa's power Of offense and
defense. outlined in his recent al
dress to the Red army.
His announcement on the neces-
sity for an efficient marine asserts
that soviet Russia must have
poses" These fleets. however. must
be ready for defensive work, incase
capitalism and the navies of cap
italisa make it necessary"
As now constituted, the soviet
navy consists of nine battleships
four cruisers, three light cruisers,
twe1ty-nine destroyers. seventeen
torpedo boats, twelve submarines
and numerous gunboats. trawlers
and ice breakers, Many other ships
81 considerable size and power are
tied up in various ports, some Of
the1n serving merely as dormitories
for seanlen and other workmen
How many of these ships can be re-
conditioned. under Trotzky's' new
order. IS not known. but to what
ever extent he succeeds, his nava
strength as enumerated above will
be increased by that much.
The two most modern battleships
in Trotzky's navy are the Petra
pav.ovsI1 and the Sebastopol, mount
ing twelve 12-inch guns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Dash is Made to Get
Burglar: Cat Nabbed

DEFIANCE. o.. March-Inter-
mittent flashes Of light in the
East Side market shortly after
midnight were noticed by a pes
serby.
He summoned a policeman.
The officer called three other
policemen, who responded to a.
burglary alarm, running.
They notified j. 3. Clark. clerk
in the store. Then they sur
rounded the building so as to
prevent the culprit from escap-
ing. When Mr.. Clark unlocked
the door the officers invaded
the premises.
They found kitten jumping
on counter scale to make the
dial light fash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

gave him some phoney jewelry for
S25 in cash.
Miss Esther Gray OF Chicago spent
several days the past week the
house guest Of Mrs. r. I. Hard.
Miss Celesta Beilefeld arrived
home from a six weeks Eastern trip
on sunday. having visited relatives
in Albany and other points since
her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seberger have
rented the John Letz home on North
Main street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward Popkins. Gary. Beulah
Lultke, Gary; Andy Joram, Gary,
Mary Sokom. Gary: Mateo Lemon.
Gary. Maria Hernandez. Gary;
Frank Yaeger. Hammond, Eva l..
Moore, Aurora, ILL.,; Mako Uzelac,
Gary, anna Orlov. Gary; Kazimierg
Broniszeucki. Indiana Harbor. Ma
RE szymanski. Indiana Harbor:
Mike savioh. East Chicago. Rose NJ.
Kulchar. East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

third round was "a double round.
as Referee Csrl Boness called a foul
on Coughlin. The judges then said
to have the round fought over. so
they started again and the fight
was given to CouGhlin." How
that?
The judges We're Charles Way
wood. Thomas Coushlin and Pat
rick Coughlin
Well. fans. this crowd OF boxers
on the far north side ought to let
the rest of us IN on those fights.
don you think?
And It would be interesting 10
know, too. who the boxing commits
sion Of the Lake Front community
is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
il mTracy, Australian
Ring Champ. in Gotham

NEW YORK.. March -. = Jim
Tracy. credited with being heavy
weight pugllistic champion of Aus
tralia, has orrived here with the
announced Intention OF eventually
meeting Jack Demnsey. Tracy is
big enough TO aspire to any heroic
role. standing feet inches and
weighing 210 pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29

t1yw eight lie pounds and under;
bantamweight, lis pounds and un-
der: featherweight, 126 pounds and
under; lightweight, 1876 pounds and
under; welterweight. LAT pounds and
under; middleweig ht. 100 pounds and
under; light heavyweight, 175 pounds
and under; heavyweight, unlimited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
Time to Stop Moving.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERWCE1
ELYRIA, Ohio. Marcn-Having
rnrsved eleven times in a little over
two years. Florence Schroeder. Am
bert. thoustt it high time to stop
when her husband. Richard Schroe-
der. asked her TO move 10 the home
Of his parents in Brownhelm-
Mrs. Schroeder has fled suit for
divorce. alimony and custody OF
their child.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-29
FOR ASSESSOR

TO the Editor.
| wish TO announce to the voters
OF Lake County that will be a can
dldate for the oflce OF County AS
sessor. Republican Primaries. May
End 1922
Is ask the support OF the Women
Voters as we'll as the men.
WILLIAM L. BLACK
Crown Point Indiana