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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-02-11
BACK FROM SOUTH

Mrs. F. w. johnson. 5s1z Eden
avenue, is back from a FIVE weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Nashville, Columbus and Mt Plea
SAINT Tenn where she spent an en-
ioyable say.
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ACTIVITY OF THE URBAN
LEAGUE OF CHICAGO

T. Arnold Hill, Secretary of the
Chicago Urban League, is out of the
city for a few days. He went to
Richmond, Virginia, because of the
death of his grandmother who was
buried there last week Mr.. Hill plans
to spend a few days in Richmond
which was his home, and then in New
York before returning here.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-02-11

Republican Candidate for denomination for Trustee of Ii.
District of Chicago Be Voted for at the Primaries IT,
April IL.
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A number of prominent society
women, among them Mrs. Julia An
derson, Mrs. Maude George, Mrs.
Florence Jones, Mrs Lula Lawson,
Mrs. Alone Williams and Miss Haidee
York have accepted places on the
committee to promote the Chicago
Urban League Rummage Sale which
is to be held at the League Office, 3032
South Wabash avenue, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week. A
number of very useful articles have
been contributed by inter
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He .s de First co1Ored Man Is Country TO Edh and Push
Nswspapa. He Stood Head and Shoulders Above An the
oter Great Champions q Liberty and Justice and Never Ceased
Fhgnr Tail ne Shaedss Were Shksn from the Limbs Of
AEore Than Fer Nion Slaves 1hs Cozag Week His One
EndrsdEh and Fra Bashday AnnveEsay Shoud Be Fktngy
Osvsd y ls Colorsd Psopls n Al Pts q ls Jnsd Ses
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

FOR sALE-Gas Stove. s45 Laporte
avenue. 11-2-1
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ed a dance in East Chicago Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green OF Central
avenue entertained several friends
at a masquerade party at their home
Tuesday evening. The house was
Beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. The evening was spent in
playing games and contests until
a late hour when an elaborate lunch
con WAS served by the hostess.
Community Choral practice r4-
day night at seven o'clock sharp at
the Community Center.
Several whiting Leaguers Of the
NJ. e. Church attended the Hallow-
cen party given by the Calumet
Union at the Centenary NJ. f.
Church in Hammond Tuesday even
ing.
The Elk's Clue held their annual
masquerade ball In their clul, rooms
Monday night. The club rooms
were beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The evening was spent
in dancing after which an elaborate
luncneon was served. An enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
Miss Nellie Jones is reported to
be Improving slowly at the Presby-
terrain hospital in Chicago.
Mrs. John Glenn and sister Miss
Helen Bonk returned home Tuesday
from Omaha, Neforaska. where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Judson OF Atchison avenue.
returned home with her brother and
wife TO McComb. Ill. where she Will
visit with relatives for a. few days.
Mrs. T. W. Eaton OF Sheridan av-
enue wa called &c Glen Ellyn We'd
nesday on account OF the serious Ill
ness OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Nichoi-
as.
The whiting high school football
team Will play East Chicago at the
Whiting Forsyth field Saturday at
ternoon at $50. This will be the
last game OF the
Mrs. Braley OF Lincoln avenue re-
turned home Sunday from Toledo. O..
where she has been visiting relatives
for the past W. weeks
Mr.. W. E. Gilieten OF West Park
avenue sustained severe injuries to
his back while at work at the ole
vetor at the cement plant at Buff
ington.
The c. & L Club gave a Masquer-
d party at the home OF Mrs Chas-
WEIGH, on Fred street. Tuesday ev-
ening The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The
evening was spent in games and
contests. until a late hour when an
elaborate luncheon was served by
the members OF the club. a fash
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high as twenty-five and thirty times
In return engagements in the game
town. she appeared in whiting
toe last night OF the Chautauqua
last summer.
Miss TillLe Berkowitz entertained
a number or girls at her home on
Paporte avenue Saturday evening.
The occasion being a baby doll par
ty. The girls wearing short dresses
and socks and hair bows and had
their pictures taken with dolls The
evening was spent in playing games
and dancing in which Sophie Rich
received two prizes for winning in
some games. A dainty luncheon
was served at a late hour and a
great time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moore enter
tanned several guests at a Hallow-
cen party at their home on New
York avenue Monday evening. The
house was Beautifully decorated in
autumn leaves and Halloween dec
The evening was spent
in playing games and various stunts.
At eleven o'clock an elaborate lunch
con was served by the hostess. The
departed at a late hour, after
spending a most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Francis Rogers Will entertain
the ONE OF the Women's Foreign
Society next Friday aft
at her home SIS Central ave.
Mrs. Thomas Purinton and Mrs. Ivey
will give reports OF the district
recently held at South Bend.
Mrs. Fredenberg will give a read
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rabe OF
avenu are the proud parents
of a little daughter born to them
on Tuesday. October 31st, Mother
and baf5y are doing nicely.
Miss Helen Dwyer. Miss Helen Ro-
senbaum. Miss Helen Buell. attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02
If Ruptured
Try This Free
Apply 1e to Any Rupture, OLD OF
Recent, Large or Small and You
are en- the Road That Has
Convinced Thousands.
Sent Free To Prove This

Anyone ruptured. man. woman or
child, should write at once to w. S.
Rice, 1S1-B Main St. Adams. N. Y.
for . free trial of his WONDERFUL
stimulating application. Just put IL
on the RUPTURE and the muscles be-
gin to tighten; they begin to bin
together SO that the opening closes
naturally n the need of a support
or truss or appliance Is then done
away with. Don't neglect TO send for
this free trial. Even il your rup-
ture doesn't bother you what Is the
use Of wearing supports all your
life? Why suffer this nuisance? Why
u the risk OF gangrene and such
dangers from a small and innocent
little rupture, the kind that has
thrown thousand on the operating
table? a host OF men and women
are daily running such risk just be-
cause their ruptures do not hurt nor
prevent them from getting around.
Write at once for this free trial, as
II is certainly q wonderful thing and
has aided in the sure OF ruptures
tina We're as big as a mans two
fists. Try and write al once, using
the coupon beiow--adv.
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NkzkNkSGG6
Select your Brunswick Phono-
graph at Sellers. Writings %excius-
graphs and recorde. 1o-3o-1mo.
Dance. given by the Triple Link
Social Club: Oddfellow's hall: Sat
urday. Nov. s. Couples 81. 1o-s1-5
FOR RENT-completely furnished 6
room house. 1865 Calumet venue.
phone Whiting 1901 1o:2S.6
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Harry Carey. en- 4rrHE KICK BACK"
COMEDY Al. ST. John. THE VILLAGE,
sHEIK. NY Mayer, Tr.velogues.
I1-1-2
WANTED TO RENT-Gerage as
near Central and 11eth street. as
possible; Notify Clark's newsstand.
11-1-4
FOR RENT-Garage. ss4 Cleveland
avenue. phone 467-W. 11-1-2
FOR SALE-Lot. corner OF 115th
and Sheffield place. tiS Central
avenue. phone 33s-M WI ting. 11-l-3
WANTED or 3 rooms for light
housekeeping or furnished Apt.
whiting News Co. 11-1-3
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WHITING
NEWS NOTES

The Come Back Lady" as Mrs.
Bess Gearheart Morrison Is some
times called, will give her entertain
ment in the Methodist church next
Monday evening. o 6. Mrs. Nor
htson has had five hundred return
dates in five years, appearing as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

For the first time In years. "a w
Robert Barclay OF 81 Johnes street,
Newburgh. n. T.. IT am enjoying
good health and freedom from rheu-
n1Atism.
For two years I was = slave TO
rheumatism and no one knows how
suffered from stiff swollen joints.
aches and pains. / was SO bad for
months at a time that / could not
work and loss OF sleep wore me all
out,
After the first bottle of Neutrone
Rx, 80, I commenced to feel bet
ter, The sweilings n pains left my
Joints and musclesI my health and
strength returned. and ! never felt so
fine In my life, II seems almost too
good to be true.
.T would like to meet the man or
woman that Neutrona Rx- 'sS' will
net help. You ean tell the world that
there is nothing like it for rheunaa-
tisn'',
"Neutrene Prescription "s9' now
comes In tablet as we'll as liquid
form, whichever Is preferred.
Leading Druggists everywhere.
SUMMERS PHARMACY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

Try US for new or used Furniture
or stoves. Stove repairing a spe-
ciaity; whiting Furniture Exchange
liz 10th street. phone Phiting STR
11-2-2
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There Will be a big Republican
rally at the Whiting Community
Center Friday evening. Senator
James E. Watson Is the princi7nl
sneaker. 1I-2
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light picture of the club was TAX
en-. The out of town guest was
Mrs. Weinworm of Chicago. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore have
moved from Eoby into their bcauti-
full new bungalow IN Hammond that
they recently purchased.
PRINCESS THEATRE
ONE DAY ONLY
Marion Davies In "THE YOUNG
DIANA Special piet1res Chicago
Princeton football game and Pathe
Comedy. 1f-2-1
Mrs. Charles Carrette entertained
several ladies at her home on Central
avenue this afternoon.
Miss Katherine Koch has return
ed home from Goshen where she has
been visiting relatives for the past
w weeks.
Mrs. j. A. McDougal OF Chicago.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
tor Trout of Pennsylvania avenue
Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

II is estimated that the quantity
of fish caught annually In the
North Sea would fill a procession
OF two-ton trucks reaching from
New York to San Francisco by way
of New OrlcnnE.
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Whiting
advertisement
Arc Winners

For Good Furniture. Go to Self.
0rss. a.:
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NOTICE

Starting today and every day I'M
til further notice. all notices of stat
cd meetings for lodges and fraternal
orders VIII be charged for at TIE
rate OF loc yer line.
A real Harvest Sale with beautiful
harvest time decorations begins at
H. Gordon & Sons. Saturday. No
vember 4th. 11-2-3
FOR RENT-One room suitable for
office. millinery shop or dress-mak-
ing shop. Inquire O'Keefe's Cafe.
1l-2-2
FOR SALE-Soda fountain, Radium
Fire Gas Heater; Inquire O'Keefe's
Cafe. 11-2-o
FOR sALE-Gas Stove. s45 Laporte
avenue 11-2-1
United States Senator James E.
Watson will speak at $40 Friday ev-
ening at the whiting Community
Center. Everybody invited. 11-2
FOR SALE-Ford Roadster. as good
as new. demountable rims. starter.
etc. 1921 model; $3.50 cash; Inquire
514 11ath street. 11-2-3
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Ia. sar.t, s44ail daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Mary smith. who has
been quite i'll the past two we ks,
at present.
AIr and Mrs. A. j. Adelsperger
are now residing In the Mrs w.
bede ow, ST., residence on Kennedy
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Mentz were
Inaiana Harbor business visitors
Tuesday.
The Jolly Six met at the home
Of Mrs. Fred Dedelow, School
street, Wednesday afternoon The
affirm ,on was very pleasantly spent
with aedle work. A delicious
luncheon was esrved by the hostess
to the following members Mrs.
VIM Laske and son. Mrs. Herman
Laske and son, Mrs. A J. Adel-
sprger and Mrs II. L. Hopp OF
Hammond The ladies report a very
delightful time and are looking
! forward to the next social meeting
which will TAX plac at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Hav ngas.
| Mrss VIM. Dedelow. ST., ard
daughters. Mrs E. Nunow and
/ Mrs. Harvey Ruhl. were Hammond
shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Ward KessIer entertained
the officers Of the Dorcas Aid So
city at hire home on Kennedy ave-
nue. Monday afternoon. Next Of
/ fetal meeting will be at tho home
of Mrs. Ward Smith.
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e~y OF the body Of q male infan
i-..in ehe Abdominal cavity. q
.Aty-s ear-oId epiinslieIG man III
o-ed recen ly.
Pr. Carl A. sehillander, as IL
iAedl4 al examiner. made the dis
overy during an autopsy he per
ormed on the mans body.
Accordins TO DR.. scAillander tn
aid. body ~ as well formed froi.
,he shoulders 10 the fcet. The hea
az MISSING. hove ever. and he am
were not properly formed.
The body vas lnclosed in a sor
ol sack which was filled with .
ATTY fluid. According to the do
sor the man died d natural deaf.
ard was normal in every other was
The man was married and had sew
-ral children. DR.. Schiilander is
inclined TO believe thae the en-
brycnic body lad been in the mar
since his birth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
CONDITION Of INDIANA
HIGHWAYS THIS WEEK

ton but passable for eight miles
south of Versailles.
State Road No, z (Kentland
Lnsansport Huntingdon loose
stone between woleott and Kent
land. but in good condition.
State Road No, bennington 70
Gary)-New stone south OF Rem
selaer necessitates careful dr,vtny
Avoid unimproved eight miles nor. h
OF AK by taking the Jackson high
way at AK to Crown Point Closed
IoT construction from Gary TO Ner-
rllIv1lle- Detour one mile west nar
alells road.
State Road No. (Rockvtl1a
Needersburg, At,ica and GoodIano1
Fresh gravel south OF Attics
bridge over railroad a mile west
OF Attica accommodates only one
way traffic Brazil to Clay CITY
poor but passable.
State Road No. 10 CEvansvi11a
Terre Haulc, Coving ton)-CIosed
1or construction from Shelburn To-
Farnersburg. Detour over county.
road is fair. In wet weather de
tour either by Cunningham ferry or
through gar In Dicksburg hills 20
avoid construction on approach 10
Halle on bridge. Cross White river
by ferry. Drive carefully over new
ill north OF Clinton Detour one
mile west just south of Hillsdal,
account OF new grade
State Road sNo. II (Greenaela
Anderson. Huntington. Fort Wayne
Closed for 81 miles south OF
Marion account tar construction
Good detour a mile west Drive
arefully between Alexandria ana
Marion
State Road No IL Cvincennes t.
Martinsville)-Ex entire way
but has many sharp turns.
State Road No. 10 (Newcas lie
Muncio- Fort Wayne)-Bridge con
struction half way between New
castle and Muncie that necessitates
detour. viii be completed November
& Drive carefully two miles 0.
new grade and gravel between
Springville and Oakville. Detour a
mile north around bridge construc-
ton three miles east Of Montpelier
State Road No II (Ten City tc
Paoli)-Unimprove or under CON
strucion.
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State Road No S. Lebanon
Crawfordsvil4e Covington and J.
linois Hne)-Some fresh gravel east
OF Covington.
State Road No. "a tConnersville.
Rockville and Ohio line)-Shor
detour at side of road around con
struction three miles south OF
BroolSvile. Detour good IN dry
weather; impossible In extreme wet
weather.
State Road No. 81 CWestheld.
Anderson. Muncie. Union CT y)-De-
tour one mile north around bridge
construction between Muncie and
Selma.
State Road No. SO indianapolis,
Rushville. Brookville)-Narrow for
ten miles northeast of BroolxvilIe,
Rough. indianapolis to Rushville.
State Road No. 40 (Madison. We
way. Aurora)-Drive carefully from
Madison to Broolosburg accoun
grading and fresh gravel.
State Road No 40 (Kentland to
Chicago) -Bridge out at Shelby. De
tour west to Momenco. Ill, and owe
the Dixie highway.
state Road No Sc (West Baden
o Shoals)-Dirt portions soft. Use
chains. Should be avoided by heavy
loads.
Parts OF state roads not specific
ally referred to and roads not men
toned are in splendid condition.
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ia Road No. 10 tLeaven,s ort
o New Albany)-Road is narrow
I'D has many sharp turns III VI
nifty of Wyandotte Cave Drive
arefuny between Lanesville and
.ew Albany account heavy grading,
State Road No. II CLigonier to
Ohio line)-New gravel between
Wawaka and Brimfeld.
sta.e Road No. 20 (Mt. Vernon.
Princeton, Jasper)-Dirt ~oad be
tween Winslow and Jasper, soft in
places. Soft fill east of Oakland
City account OF grading.
State Road No. 81 (Liberty, Rich
mond, Fort Wayne)-De our east
around construction at south edge
of Winchester.
State Road No. % (Bedford. Mar
rinsviue. Indianapolas) Dstour
west at north edge Of Blooming on
account construction.
State Road No. "a (Palmyra to
Observation-Disclosures should go
via Fredericksburg to Salem In wet
weather.
Safe Road No. &c Bloomington.
Nashville. Columbus. Madison
Southern end known as Guthrie
trail. Drive carefully between
Bloomington and Nashville for Ave
miles southeast of Columbus. Elk
cellent detour via Elizabethtown
Look out for fresh gravel between
Vernon and North Madison
State Road No. 81 (Wabash, War
saw and Goshen)-New gravel from
Silver Lake to ClaypooL Detou1
one-half mile south Of Warsaw ac-
count bridge construction.
State Road No. 20 Lafayette,
Russiaville. Oxford)-Fresh gravel
between Montmorenci and Lafay-
cite.
State Road No. 81 Danville.
Rockville. Montexuma)-Two de-
tours to side of road east of Balm
bridge. and one detour to side of
road west OF Rockville account new
bridge construction. Drive Careful
ly around curves east of Rockville.
State Road No. 80 Lafayette.
Charlottesville. Greencastle, Bloom
ington)-Loose stone and grade
work between Spencer and Clover
dale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
ESPECIAL 10 HE IIHEsI

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE In
diana state highway commission
bulletin on the condition of roads
IN the state highway system for the
coming week is as follows
state Road No. New Albany.
Seymour, indianapolis. Kokomo
south Bend TO Michigan Hne)-one
mile south of city limits of Koka-
mo detour around county construc-
ton In wet weather detour west
at Crothersville and via Dudley
town
State Road No. q (LAncoln high
way. Valparaiso, South Bend. liz
onler and Fort Wayne to Ohio une)
Closed for construction through
Dyer and Schrervllle and from Val
paratso to Porter-Lake county line.
Deeour at Klmmel fo- Lagonier.
state Road No. 3 (National road.
ferre Haute. Indianapolis. Rich
Inond)--Open east OF INDIANAPOLIS
TO Ohio lire except for one mile
through DunFoith. and for two miles
east Of Greenfield. Detour at points
west OF Indianapolis, excepting near
Brazil, same as during summer.
Some stretches Of new pavement
now open 10 traffic.
State ROAD No. CMt. Vernon.
Evansville. P&oll. Seymour. Aurora
and Ohio ]ine)-New penetration
top pavement between Aurora and
Lawrenceburg completed and road
now open after being closed eight
weeks Turn left at Main and
Seventh streets in Bonneville pro-
ceeding to end Of street, then RICH
on road 20 Tennyson. thence due
east to near Gentryville in Spencer
county Dirt road from Browns
town to Dale. and from Crystal 10
Ataysv1lle~ Detour between Dale
and Hunting burg via Johnsburg.
Look out for new culverts betwee
Versailles and Aurora
State Road No. (vincennes to
Mitcheu)-Twe bridges cut between
Vincennes and Wheatland. Run
arounds are bad; advisable to de-
tour via Monroe City in wet wea-
Their. Road is narrow but fair from
Shoals to Mitchell Take Willow
Valley hill on low gear.
State Road No. 6 (Madison,
Sreensburg, Shelbyvflle. Indianapo-
lis, Montp elier)-Unde cons rue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
HESSVILLE

4ue so> a. committee OF the Par
emit Teachers association is plan
ming a box social and dance sat
urday evening. Nov 18th at the
Hessville school gymnasium. A large
attendance is desired so come and
enjoy the evenings program.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maydon and
children spent wednesday in Ham
mond.
Mr. August Tarnoski transacted
business in Hammond Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ttuncamp was called
to Chicago on account OF the III
ness Of her father
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Not Robber, but Booze
Peddler, Strange Plea
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CINCINNAII. Ohio. Nov.-Ber-
nard Haberman. twenty-five, Of
Brooklyn, y. Y, made the unique
plea when arraigned here recently
a one OF the principals in a pawn
shop robbery that he was boot
logger, but not hold-up man. He
testified on the witness stand that
he participated in Illicit whiskey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
GIVE BABE NAMES
ENUU qt1 FOrC TEL

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcEJ
" LS1 F1AA-AI DE@A11, Fla,
Nov. 4.-Because their ebony
skinned daughter was born with
teeth. Zaenariah Corn Crib Ty-
Ter. father. and Jane Melissa
Pel-iles Anne Clemen Ina Ruth
Love Tyler. mother, today
named their black child Lavinia
Hardnia Esenley Coleman
Hampton DeJarnette Extra Su-
perior Quality Periles Tiny Ty-
Ter.
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afflc but the Jury decided after
hours deiibeFation that the
fsener was guilty ST robbery.
wv trial was asked.
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the Southwark county court.
Madam" replied Judge Sir
Thomas Granger, you have for
fotten woman"
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Cop Has Last Word if
No Women Are Around

LONDON. NOVA policeman
win always have the last word, Z
'f~nantlv remarked woman in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04

The paid up membership of the
American Legion in PenSsylyia
numbers 55.S02
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Baseball is beginning TO supplant
bun fighting as a sport 10 Mexico
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
DISCOVERY ASTOUNDS
MEDICAL CIRCLES
Autopsy Over Man Bring
To Light A Remark
able Find.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvcEI
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Nov A.
Medical circles In this vicinity were
astounded Yesterday by the discov-