Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 271, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1919 — Page 3

Tuesday. April 29. 1010.

THE TIMES.

Pane Three

RITCHIE MASTER i i

TWINS ARE STARS IN SWIMMINC MEET

Before Immense Crowd in New York Benny Leonard Whips Former Champion. By JACK VEIOCK 'STaFf CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE! VF.TV YORK, April Wiie TLitchie' hopes of regaining his place n the flnc f-potllght are battered and broken today for ths grand little on 'ime chamrion' has met his master ana rralizes it full -fll. B-fore a crowd that filled every inch of space In the first regiment armory at Newark Benny Leonard, rrerent-day king of the lightweights, demonstrated ihat he is Kitchie's master. Leonard won from the Oalifornian in h l?hth round when F.eff-ree Jnn Rrennan stopped the ftsrht with Ititclii tapgeringr about the ring, punch drunk, but g-ame to the core. Brennan's art Ion rave Leonard a technical knockout vic'ory the same kind of victory through wMch he annexed the lightweight erown. Ritchie's -wonderful show of 'a-amo-ns took the glamour from Leonard' victory. To b truthful Leonard left much to b desired on his show ins a a -hampton. for h hit Richie with evcr -'hlng bur the ring pots and though he dropped the game little coast boy in both the second and eighth rounds, with punches that looked potent enough to have sent the. average boxer far into dreamland. Richie managed to stagger " his fet on both occasions and conic swaying drunkenly back for more. Leonard's face wore a look a painei surrrise. when, affr he landed with all his weight. Richie unfolded his wonderful recuperatie powers and managed to stick it out. Leonard out-boxed Ritchie by a w ide margin, landing almost eight ranches to ore. though It must be said in Ritchie's favor that h never onc" bowed a willingness to back down, and that he carried th fight to Leonard whenever he was able to do so. The crowd that witnessed the battle was a record-breaker. The Newark Sportsmen club seats 11.r.ftft persons, but there were 4.000 additional in the armory. The gate -was well over $50. POO and the fighters made more than half of that sum, while Promoter T)ve Ma.ck.ay made a killing for hlrn-

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Last Night's Pug Fights

AT CANTON. O. Harry t.iv b. of Pitlsburgh. outpointed Hauling Lcsinski of New York In " round.-.

AlvltuN. O. Johnny (irifi'itli.. ol

Akron, knocked out Waller Mohr. Xew Turk, in the Sth round. r'lllHAI.i;M'IHA - Lew Tfnd-r. Philadelphia, outpointed Jmim.. L'utf. New York, in si rounds.

riTTSnUJU-JH Young t'lmney. ol' rtaltitnore. outpointed 1'iek Loadman, of Loekport, in feii round"

Charles Fisher, a, former redent of Lowell, was married to Mrs. Herman at I her home In Chicago last Saturday night. ! TELEGRAPHERS J FAVOR STRIKE j MNTF?N.riONAL NEW3 SfRVKF 1 j nirt.Ml.NUHA.M. Al.i.. April :3.-Th! committee circled by the Kirmingham j Telegraphers l nud.t the ballot with j li e proposed nation-wid". ftr'ke rej ported todn.v that out of 50 ballots ; iM Ih'- vol- ae: ased Zj to 1 in favor of t he strike. j Tli.s vole rcprc.-cnt T lh sentiment all e mplow.., ,,r i,ot;, telegraph j ccivimm.t in V i rnviii, ha m and vicinity

i : d:tig '-" loval un.on official.'.

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GIBBONS WINS ON POINTS.

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ! AVATLKLOO, !a.. April 2:. Turn liib- j bons von a decision from Clot. L"l ' Roper in ten round.? here last iiighi.j Vhile Roper wa3 at no time in dinger of bemg knocked out. the fifcM ;is all Uibhons on points. 1

Ruth and Eleanor Smith. Miss Ruth Smith won the woman'i national championship in the 150 yard back stroke cvfnt recently in a swimming meet at Pittsburg. " Her time was 2:17 2-5. a new record. The

J former record was 2:26. held by Dorothy Burns. Miss Thelda Glieb

trey of New York was second and Eleanor Smith, Ruth's twin sister, finished third.

MISKE LASHES BRENNAN.

! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI TULSA. Okla., April 2d.- By a whirlwind spurt in the last half of the fourteenth round. Hilly Miske. of .St. I'siu' put Kill Brennan in a bad va had hir.i hanging on the ropes, and earned the decision in their fifteen round fight here last night. The P.ght :rss a fifty-fifty nftair in the other H round?.

Cupid Stops Five Divorces. I

: 'TuR NATIONAL NFW5 SERVICEI ' TOTLIiA. Kan. Cupid loft tho court- j house laughing up his sleeve if he i wears any because he bad a 'May" in I court, rn divorce suit;; pending, and! about to be henrd. were withdrawn in'

one la;. . me conte.-iiant s announcing bry had "made up." Tlire v.rre filed by wnf5 and two l;. hubar.d

If you don't buy a Victory Liberty Bond you are not standing by the boys who tonight keep the Watch on The Rhine.

LOWELL

FRANKIE MASON WINS. t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SOUTH BEND. Ind.. April 29. .T'rsfikie Mason won from Johnny Krtle iast night by the narrowest of margins 'n a ten round battle here the best r?n in this state in years. Masen bad a shade in five rounds. Turtle slightly thf best of the argument In four, with one round a draw.

A Victory Liberty Bond is an unequalled investment.

Tagging All the Basis By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

Thomas Grant was in Ktntland on business yesterday. Lr. Gerald, cterinary surgeun of Gary, has located in Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. 11. 15ail, of Chicago, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Thomas Yeater. and husband. L'r. J. A. Taylor went to Indianapolis on business last evening. Mrs. Frank Maloy went to Kensselacr to lsit relatives yesterday . Mrs. I-rank L. Clark, of Oklahoma City. Okla.. and Mrs. T. V. Clifford, or El Reno. Okla . are here visiting their parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hill. They were united here on account of the very h i ions, iiiness of their brother. Luther Hill. Mrs. rerkins Turner, arid granddaughter. Zada Fisher, of Chicago, are here isiting relatives.

Hair On Face Ordinary kair srovrtka n ffaee, keek and anna soon kNont tMn im brlaCIr when nrrely maorr4 from tke aarfaec the skia. The onr rirammi-ifrie i; to rrmoTe otijeetiaabl kalr a to attack, (t nnjfj iht kin. lieAllrarle, tb original mmmUurr llgnid. does tkla fcy absorption. Only cennina DeMlraclc baa a money-itark (narmtte In earn p(ka;e. At lollet roaatera la KO. 1 and 92 alxra. or 07 tnatl from ua la plain mratpet an refrlpt t arte1. FRFF hMk wltB teatlanoatal. of highest anCiorltlea. nplalaa wkat raaara fcatr. war it laenrnaen aaC bow DeVIIracle Jetitallsea It. mailed la plcia aUcl rn--elfe on rfint. DeMlraele, Park Are. ana lZDt h St .few York.

THE rodgers are dodcir.g everything that looks like defeat, olsen. with four hits. f.d Griffith and Koney with three each, led Hoby's men in the slaughter of the rhillies.

Range, Chestnut and Buckwheat Coal Delivered to Any Part of the City. Ask Us for Prices.

West Hammond Coal Company

J. J. BREHM. Prop.

PHONES: Res., 1674; Office, 2955.

LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES

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a few cents Try It!

Pciueeze th Juice of trro lemons Into a. bottle, containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion bcautifier, at very, very small cost. Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cnts. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles -end blemishes disappear and how clear, .-ft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Tes' It is harmless and never irritates. Adv.

GEORGE BURNS hammered out a double and a triple for the Giants and made a wonderful catch of "Wilson's liner m left center with the bases full in the eighth ining. Answer: New York trimmed the Braves. CARL MATf. submarine, and bunched hits off vvalt Johnson by Ruth. McInnis and Vitt gave the Red Sox their third straight victory. SAMUEL VICK. I'm from Memphis, j

say made two triples off Pcott Ferry and paved the way to the Tanks' first victory of the season. j TTTE weather man rut .the old kibosh on four more games, drowning two in! each league. THERE'S a new lilt In the double play column. Shannon to Dugan to Furns has made Philadelphia fans forget the old lines Barry to Collins to Mclnnis. OLE Connie Mack has a ball club, boys, and don't let 'cm tell you different. I

'QUALITY.

PHONE 290.

"SERVICE.

J. A. LaMERE Heating and Sanitary Engineer Heating Plumbing

307 SIBLEY STREET.

HAMMOND, IND.

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"STRANGLER" LEWIS LOSES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 Chicago. Apm 2?. tviadek zbysrko, the Polish grapler is in line today for a match with Sergt. Earl Craddock for the world's title as a result of his victory last night over Ed "Slrangler" Lewis at the Coliseum. The Fole outwrestled and out-gener-aled Lewis throughout the entire contest, pinning Lewis' shoulders to th mat after 2.14:09 of the best wrestling in Chicago for a long time. The fall came as Lewis was puttting all he had In a head-lock, the third he had clamped on the Fole in two hours. Lewis' grip slipr and he lost his balanee. In a flash the Fole was on him. smothering him with a body scissors and pinning him.

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BUSH & LANE Pianos and Plavera. ' FARRAND Pianos and Plavers. CECILIAN Players. VICTOR Pianos and Plavers. PHONOGRAPHS. New Players . . From $3.85 to $1,000 New Pianos . . From $225 to $ 500 YOUR OWN TERMS Monthly or Weekly.-582-584 Oakley Ave., Opposite Postoffice. (Formerlr Story & Clark.) HAMMOND. PHONE 3181.

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A Victory Liberty Bond is an unequalled investment.

This Little Item Will Interest

Have ? ou a.n Oriental or Domestic Rug? It's a beauty toe. iyn't it? But ho- rourh prouder you'd of it if only it could he touched up and made to look as sp'nk and ?pan as the day you bousht it. No doubt, you have hesitated to pet your rus cleaned because of tb lack of facilities in Hammond for carins for such work. Then you'll be interested to know- the Hopraan Co.. General Cleaners, have added a department for brmsinK life and br-auty back to rugs, that can't be excelled even in Chicago. Our reputation, facilities, reasonable prices and suarantes are the strongest reasons why you should trust your ruga to our care. A telephone call will bring our representative. to vour door for particulars. DON'T DELAY, BUT ACT TODAYThe Hopman Co. General Cleaners TELEPHONE 216 375 Sibley Street Hammond, Ind.

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Our Message to Returning Soldiers VVfHEN you discard your aerviee toi lor cirilitn ilothea, remember this: that you ill never want to go back to a shoe hat beads the tender foot bones and sautes .cores, bunions, ingrowing laiis, callouses, fallen arches, acd other foot ills. It is not necessary. You can have good looking shoe wirh the army-shoe comfort if you wear Educators built to let the feet grow as they should.- The ideal shoe for the so'dier turned civilian. MADE FOR MEN, WOMEN end CHILDREN There is no guarantee stronger then the famous Educator trademark. It means that behind every part of your shoe stands a responsible nr.s nufacrurer, Rice St Hutohioa, Inc., Boston

See your feet in Cdn-

cators today. Here'a

a style for women that combines grace with comfort.

RICE HUTCHINS

KAUFMANN & WOLF - HAMMOND. Indl

Extra Speciall History of the World War, by Gen. Peyton Mareli,

fully illustrated. Regular

price On spec ial

sale tomorrow at

Items Specially Featured for the Last Day of April Double Stamps

A Notable Showing of Women's Clever New

'x ;S Canes and Dolmans

$23d

Xew models that show added grace and beauty. The Dolmans are of rich wool Vclour, belted front models with shawl collars, trimmed with novelty buttons. Colors are buff, artillery red, tan and navy. The Cape are of French Serge and Tricotine in

taupe, brown and navy. Values to

$30, at

Women's Newest Capes, $19,75 Women's Tailored Suit Special

Full length Capes of unusual charm, made of fine rrencb Serge in navy blue, with coatee, belted and pocket?, tuxedo collar, entire cape braid bound and

hutton trimmed. Priced for Wednes

day at

$19.75

Suits of Gabardine and finest French Serge in strictly tailored effects, featuring belted and box coat mode!)", some with vestees in contrastine materialF. Beautiful silk linings. Priced for Wednes- q si T tZ. day at OJO.O

Women's and Misses Pretty, Serviceable Rain Capes of a Splendid Quality, Rubberized Poplin in Navy Blue and Tan, priced at $8.98. Children's Rain Capes Priced at $3.98

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Charming hats of fine quality Milan in styles for girls of most every age. They are just the hats for Fchool wear. Many of them have been selling at and J3.95. Not one in lot worth less than ?2.75.

All are prettily trimmed with bands and streamers or ribbon, small flowers, etc. They are in attractive rolors as well as black. Really surprising values at Wednesday's sale price. Your choice fl.99.

Pretty New Wash Frocks

jl St. 98 J SO. 98

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A number of attractive; models, all new summery effects light blue and green linens, trimmed in white pique; fresh new ginghams, plaids and stripes in beautiful

colorings. Sizes for women and misses.

Exceptional values in two lots

at $6 OS and

11S8.98

Baby Week Special!

Infants' pretty little cassimer jackets, neatly made, collar, cuffs and front are embroidered it pink

or blue; $1.25 jackets on sale at

88c

Underwear

Mens Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers, French combed Egyptian yarn, double seat drawers; reg

ular $1.00 garments at

89c

Socks at 10c

Eiffel brand Socks for men, of good quaiity cotton, seamless, in black and grey, brown and navy; regular 15c socks.

On sale Wednesday, pair

10c

Union Suits

Men's Athletic Style Union Suits of soft absorbent nainsook; knee length, no sleeves; all sizes, regular 75c

suits. On 6ale Wednesday at

.59c

Pansles Pretty Pansy Plants, In full bloom, large baskets, about a

dozen plants. On sale per

basket

On sale per 'Jq

Cabbage and Celery Plants Good

and hardy. On sale tomorrow, at per dozen

15c

Geraniums Medium size plants in full bloom, each in a 4- r g inch pot. Priced at T7C Nitro Ferule The odorless liquid fertilizer, supplies the needed nour

ishment, for plants, flow

ers, etc. Half pint....

35 c

All Varieties Large Packages

Onion Sets, white, per lb, 15e; Red, per lb., 10c;

ellow. per lb. -.

Wax, Ken-

,5 c

Peas, Little Gem, American Wonder and Alderman; regular price lb.,

Sc. Special lb

25c

Potatoes, Early Ohio S? ed Potatoes, . regular pric .Sc. On sale, - per lb JC

Burpee's Goldon Blush Lima and

tucky Wonder Beans, 50c value, per e lb.. ....) iC Corn, Country' Gentleman, Golden Bantam and Crosby Early Corn; SOc value. Per - lb Grass Seed, Washington Park Lawn Grass Seed, special at O per lb. 1 OC

Special Showing

UC A HUTCHINS

DUCATOK SHOE

We are sole agents in Hammond for Rice Hutchins' Famoub Educator Shoes for children. Built on lasts that permit the little 'feet to grow as they should. Every pair of Educator Shoes is warranted to lit correctly and give satisfactory wear. They are all Goodyear welt sewed and the showing includes

tan and brown calf, black kid and gun metal calf and patent leather lace and button ?hoes, oxford" and s'rap slippers. .

OXFORDS - Patent and kid. misses and sizes, $4."0 and ."; sizes 6 to 8. pair $1.f.

children's

SLIPPERS Brown kid, misses' sizes $4: child's sizes, $3.50; little tots' sizes, pair f 3.00.

A hm of styles, made

.-heer voile, plain white, black and pretty

novelties: some

wed with lace vi ifh colored

square and r o u

nerk.. Slightly soiled.

but all in good, style

a no nicely madf. Choice

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$2 I

$23.75 I

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Wednesday is Children's Day in the "Millinery" All $3.48 and $3.98 Milan Hats, Choice at $1.99

Baby Week Special! j Regular 53c high top Booties, nicely knit of good quality white yam, ;E fancy weaves, finished In n, jv pink or blue. Pair jZC l

PLANTS Vegetable and Flower Seeds

$1.00, $1.50 and $2 If Voile Waists 79c I

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