Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 25 July 1918 — Page 7

Thursday, July 25, 1P1S.

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BROOKLYN SPEED DEMON, ENTERS RACES . i

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AMERICAN TROOPS STARTLE ALLIES WITH DEADLY REVOLVER SHOOTING

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young Brooklyn speed demon, who is, F- r this purros- the raci will be run

making his lust appearance before join- in five hen at two. ten. twenty, thirty

ins lha Amerli'sn aviation service. !h ;nd fifty mil. s. The winner in cioh field iii the IiUt -rnaiiona! Sweepstakes at heat wiil score six points; seconds, flvc the Chicago Speedway next Sunday aft- point.; third, four point.-; fourth, three i erneon now numbers su c.f the greatest points; fifth, two point--, smth. one point. j drivers The speed pilots and tho tii- The dr!er scoring the greatest number, tlons which they will represent are as of points in the fie heats will be the; follows: ! winner ' Ira Vail. United S'ates. j Thomas J Hay will he the starter and Ralph Mulford. United States. ' John Pe Long will b the assistant Louis Chevrolet, France. ! starter. while E. i Patterson will he j Ralph Pe Talma. Italy. j referee and the chairman of the tech- j Arthur Pursy, Belgium, j niral contn.tttew will he K. F Edwards, i

Pano Rests, Great Britain. The ;i(ii.ti:p sale of se-itsi is breaking Vail fulfilled every e,iiaiincal ion for i all records, especially the orders from the race hy driving his Hudson super- (out of town. The rrnvs will start six car two miles ut a speej of 112 nuU-s I promptly at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon an hour, by posting his $2.t')0' vntry fee ; an dw:ll be ever before fix o'clock so

and hy getting the consent of the other! that e eryott" will Inve a chance to get!

drivers. This latter as cause the race is prai ttc.-tl! ticn match contest where e.

ditr'iou'.t bey an i i . 1 1 a -ich driver is

home at reaaoiat)'e hour.

h:s own m.-ney I ! ' J- 1 ." e i , o

rutting up $ 2.0''t the man ) aetneiit

The youngster who !:,-; be n the sensation of the ? ee,lvvHs for the last two setsons. got in h-causo it b his lat chance to con:peie in a nice before he dor.s the khaki oX l"nel Sam. Immediately after the race he will po t Wilbur Wright atat:on rUld at L'ayton, O . here he will become one of Uncle Sam's fivers. As he has airealy had considerable experience as an aviator he expects til be sent to lairope very soon. The $2. foio entry fee of Vail will b added to the first prize, making it $17,t'Ofi. The second prize will he $.".00i the third. $".0i.iO. fourth $h."'o and fifth, 1 5 There will l- no sixth prize. All of the drivers are now at the

Speedway tuning tin their cars for the!

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contest which is expected to shatter many records find also determine just

who is the greatest driver under a!

i IV tor Mal-.-r and KM Hroad. eld time boxers, once walked into a restaurant ; ; for dinnsr. according to u .story told us. i Maher ordered a mess of lish. i ' -Why the fish. Ueter?" asked Kid , ! Uroad. "This isn't Friday; it's Tues- ; day." ! 1 Malier regarded his friend with a ,

smile "Why. haven't you ever heard ithat fish was brain food?'' he inquired. "The more fish you eat the more brains i you'll have." Broad gave more careful attention to j the bl of fare. "Too had they haven't J whale today. Pete." he said. "You . tight

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Makes Recommendations on Request of the Diamond Moguls.

WASHINGTON". Taly 27. - -Secretary of War Utiher Hi.n.nitaa 1 esterd.iy he would fiie a d-cis!"ti r. nrd!ii the fu-tur-s c-f orsni ...,! b. is, -hall today under

the "wrk Baseball the tear?: s placed 'he

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it is fo.id. that some errung'-ment he made wh-r by the War I'opartmei.t would allow thcin to play throtiKh the present season. It is on this feature ra'her than on t specific judgment r Kardm the s'atu of the prort under the "work or il'l.'" order 'hat. t!.e S.eortarv f AVar is expected to rule He saw ;t n. Crowd' r

I this evening and examined 'he brief fiied ! by the club owners. The brief will not be made public until ho 1ms rend it. and i only then i.f he so dosires.

Fulton Dodging Draft? Dempsey Bout in' Doubt HARBISON, N. J., July 25 J?red Fulton, the Minnesota claimant of the hearywelgrht pugllistio title, has been classed as a dellnqnent In the draft and may ha taken Into custody here on advice of Chairman Henry S. Wise of Local Draft Board No. 125 of New Tork City, it was learned last niffht. Fulton is scheduled to raeet Jack Dempsey In an eltfhtround bout hera Baturday nlg-ht. This draft development may prevent the fight. According to a letter received yes. terday from Chairman Wise, Fulton failed to appear befcre hi local hoard for physical examination and by virtue of this failure he Is classed a deiincinent. The Harrison board met yesteiday to consider the case and decided to refer it to the attorney general. Mr. Wise said Fultcn had been flaced In Division JL. Class 1, on ths ground that he Is enu'ajtd In a nonessential occupation.

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I3oston o.3 Cleveland S3 New York 4 8 Wa-hinston 47 St. Louis 4 ' am'.voo H9 F'luoidelphia :'oi

Detroit Hu Yesterday's Bestilvs. No parries schf hil d. Oamei Today. Boston at fhtcHKo. rhiladeiphia at I.-troit. Washington at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland.

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"egetshle Compound, whirh after forty years 'J success is now considered th standard remedy for woman's ailments. Adv.

MIES DATTLE FOnjTO PASSES Free Tickets to Winners Inspire Sailors to Put Up Fierce Fights.

ITATIONAI. XEAOTJE.

CIIICA'iO 5 7 New York D.I Pit'hursii 4 5 Philadelphia 39 Cincinnati "7 Boston 3j Broc.kiyn 114 St. Louis 3rf Testerclay's Besultg Chicago. ; l'iuiudclpliia, 4. St. Louie. If-'; Nev Y ork, 2. Boston, i; Cincinnati. 0. Pittsburgh. 3; Brooklyn, 1. Gamos Today. Chicago at Philadelphia 2). Cincinnati Ht Boston (2). Pittsburgh at Tiroc-klyn. St. Louis at New Y'ork (2).

L. . 73 44 4 5 4 4 S 5i

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C.nEAT LAKES. ILL. July 24 Inspired by the promise of freo tickets to the speedway races in Chicago Sunday. Orat Lakes bluejackets fouRht fiercely in Enbign Kennedy's weekly fistic program. Four knockouts resulted. Pa pp. 12th rogdment; Henry, hoppital sl,ool: Ferris, (runner's mate school, and llortz, aviation camp, drove their opponents to cover bcfoie the koiik ended the second round, Pe Pousse, defending: the featherweight title, pro tern, while Bill Henry, station champion, nurses an injured mitt, held the belt when ho repulsed th.; attacks of Quinn of the gunner's mute school, in the feature tilt of the afternoon.

(NEW CASES FILED IN ! HAMMOND COURT j The following; new cases have been I filed in the Hammond superior court: ! 174i Arpeal hy d f t taect.); Calumet ! Avenue (iar.ige n co partnership consisting- of Harry II; t cbinson I Pobcrt L Hutchinson and Martin j V.. Thompson vs. J. I". O'Neill, Art ! Prr'n i.nd R ? Simmers whofe ! true Chrisisn name is unknown, do-

i Ir.;; business as the Indiana Taxi t

j Company. ! 17407 F!m. I Apreal by deft (possesi sioni; Nick Chldu CD K. Boone) vs.

Vasile N'rnrntu. Lot 21 hlk. 39 Oripr. Town of Ind. Har. 1740S Rin. 1 Note: William Klitike and Ida Klitzke ( Crumpacker & C)

vs Louis Klitxke and Hattie Klitzke. J 17409 Rm. 3 Divorce; Caroline O. Hoi-

den (Pe.tterson and C) vs. Marvin W. Holden. 17410 P.m. 1 Pamagres: Mike Madjarcich (Patterson and .') vs. W. J. Adeit whose true Christian name is unknown. 17411 P.m. 2 Rep:evin: Gusta Allen vs. Paul .1. peholz and CharW R. Klose co-pR.it tiers doinir business under the firm name of Paul J. Rcholz & Company. George L. Girard. as bailiff of the City Court of the City of Whiting, Indiana, and Andrew Demkovich. 17412 Rm. 1 Replevin: Bunnell Aut" Sales Co. a corporation (K. G. Bprcat) vs. G. A. Reel whoso true Christian name is unknown. 2 741 3 P.m. 2 On Judc.: Annheuser Bush Eorwln? Association a corporation (T, Klotz) vs. Edward Wilkelreld and Sojliin Wllkolrcld.

17414 Rm. 1Craiff (K. Jso-orcsik. cS MUs. 3.

-Stict foreel ; Aurie F. V. Fischler) vs. Mike Lot S3 hlk. 9 in a subd. 4. 9 nnd N'2 of 10 in a

siibd. of AVest 1 ? 1 7 5 f-ct of XE 1-4 of sec. 29. exc.pt 17. l ft. of S 125 f'. of hlk. 9 except riht of way of State Line and lnd. City R. R , twp. 37. R 9. 7415 Rm. 2 Injunction: Stato of Indiana upon the relation o.f George Anderson Mc. D. Giilett) vs. John Nordstrand, Neely Nordstrand whose true Christian name is unknown and Jacob Rimbach. N 15 7 ft. of lots 1. 2 and 3 in Jacob Rimbach's 3rd add. to Hammond. M16 Rm. 1 On Juds ; Adele Beifeld (B.. Peters and Morthland) vs. A. I.

Entfle whose true Christian name is unknown. 17417 Rm. 2 Damages: Ppu! McCiosky P. McClo&Uy i vv Sophia .Tsracjs. 1741V Rk,. iN'ote-3 and aect.; Stein Prt-tlters u c rp,, ration (Horaterrr, V. & M ) vs. Mike Cohen, Anna V. Cchen. 174t: Km. 2 Rind over; State of Indiana on the relation of IJolyn Kessler vs. William Earl Ackert. 17420 Rm. 1-Pamagef; C. Owen Podson (Bomherger. Peters and Morthland) vs. Joe Radulovich. 121 Appeal by deft (acct ); Huntington Tailoring- Company a corporation (M. P. Metz) vs. Toseph Wadas. Reco?. bond filed on 22nd: 3003 State v Clara Pchultzman (300) H. W. Ross.

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There will b Jimmy Hanlon

CUBS ALSO BID FOR NAP LAJOIE

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. July 25 J Larry Lajoie .manaR. r of the Indianap-

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Hammond, Ind.

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dishandtd ''li fipht" order of two offers to b Following tli

association team, which account of the "work or Pecr- '.-.ry Bak' r. now has "e.ik Ir.to tho big show. ". bid of M'macer McGraw

of the Giants cine one yesterday from Manager Miurheil of the Chicago Cut's. The bis- Frenchman will not mnke a decision hefure the end o.f this wo, k. With the chances of either team petting into tho world series. Lajoie is considering the . :';': rs seriously. He never has participated nor sc n a jjane in the world's series during his Ions experience.

no Sailor Friedmanmatch at Racine to

night. Promoter Wagner called off the affair because one of the fiicht-rs asked more money than Wairner thoupht he

was entitled to. Friedman will ho on I

Wag-ner's next rard but who his opponent will bo isn't known as yet. It may he Joe. Welling-

REYNOLDS BACK WITH HAMMOND Jim Reynolds has decided not to stick with the Chicago Cubs. After warming the tench for two weeks Jim is returning to pitch for the Hammond team and will be seen in action acain next Sunday against the Aritos m Chicago.

LET HIM HELP. HE EATS-

Woman's Danger Period. The period between forty-five and fifty-five years of ago is said to be a crisis of danger period in a woman's life which tests her for her fitness to continue in the race. It is then that she suffers from such annnyine symptoms as heat-f.ashos. nervousness, headaches, "the blues." or dread of impending evil, or some dormant disease in the system becomes active. When a woman is passing through this crisis there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's

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