Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 10 June 1921 — Page 10

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UNCLE SAM'S CLEANUP : OH SCRAP $500,000; 161,000 TAX ON JACK

NEW YORK Jun 10. Uncle Sam - never drew on a boxing- glove In lils -'-Ufa but ho'll maki more money than -Jack lempsey. Oieorgres Carpentler. or 'Tex Rickard on July 2. Figures which will doubtless bring " leepless nlffhta to Derupsey's man--.ger. Jack Keama. and rauat Francois Tieschamps, mnu,?-r of Carpentler.

more worry than a newspaper photographer were quoted yesterday ty Internal revenue officials. Dcmpsey's Income tax lor 1300,000. approximately what he will receive for the battle, will amount to S161.27U. Carpentler's toll, when exemptions for his wife and child are subtracted, will total a modest $93,334. That makes the score on the division of the puree read:

Lnued fctat.s government. 254,601

boxers. 24.3S6. This is interesting

news to Mr. Average American Citizen, who, according: to the revenue official spays a tax on an annual Income between $5,000 and $6,000.

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46 BODIES IN PUEBLO'S MORGUE

HNTERNAflONAl. NEWS SERVICE! PUfeBLO, Colo.. June s.- With 46 bodies officially reported at the city morgue about 80 bodies recovered by troops and eight or ten known to have been burled by relatives, the known

dead In Pueblo's disastrous floods reacted 78 dead today. It la believed that the real harvest of victims will begin tomorrow or Saturday when the tag-mint pools In the low lying; sections of tha city are cleared. While a few carta of smallpox and typhoid hare broken out among" the Mexican residents, fear of a general pestilence Is ended, according to United States public health serrica officials . Estimates of property damage continue to arrow and $26,000,000 Is stated by well informed real estate men as the minimum damage within the city. Reports sifting in here from tne lower Arkansas valley continue to tll of the widespread devastation In the territory between Pueblo and Lamar,

alontr the Arkansas river. Many bodies have been recovered In this area, come of them. It is believed,'

however, having- been washed down with the raging torrents from Pueblo. It will be many days before the full

extent of the property loss and death

toll over the ISO mile area from

Fueblo to the Kansas state line Is

known .

M'GRAY NAMES WOMAN AS PROBATION OFFICER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 10. Governor McCray has appointed Mrs. Corina C. Warrington, of Ft. Wayne. tate Juvenile probation officer and George W. Omacht, of South Bend. Judge of the South Bend city court. The position of state juvenile probation officer is one of many new Jobs created by the last legislature. It pays $3,000 year and expenses. The appointment is for four years. The officer Is d'rected by law to eupjrvlse the activities and appointments of local probation officers and to compile and systematise statistical and other Information relative to Juvenile courts and Juvenile probation. The law provides also for the appointment by the governor of an advisory committee of five persons who shall receive expenses out of the 18.-i 001 appropriated annually for the en-j tire work, and shall advise the probation officer.

-Fridar, .Tuns 10, 1921.

Deductive. "Pop, what Is a tentative performance r "It' one of them open-air shows, sonny " Baltimore Arwiicen.

Teamsters Life Saved Writes Letter that is Worth Reading Very Carefully. Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc.. Buffalo. X. T.: I was afflicted with a very severe sore on my leg for years. I am a tearnstr. I tried all medicines and salves, but without success. I tried doctors, but they failed to cure me. I couldn't sleep for many nights from pain. Ih:tors said I could not live for more than two years. Finally Peterson's Ointment

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tne core was entirely healed. Thanktully yours William Haa.be, West i'r. Ohio, March 22, 1916, care P. (i. Reltz, Box 199. "Peterson Save: "I am proud of the abov letter and have hundreds nf others that tell of Wonderful cures of Eczema. Pilee and 8k!n Diseases." Peterson's Ointment la 85 cents a large b x at all druggists, and there !sn t a broad-minded drugs-lBt in America thm won't praise it. Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc., Buffalo. X. T. Adv.

Sticking Cloae to His Business. A garage ov,hrr, wearied of the conventional "entrance" and "exit" over his doors, has had them replaced with more appropriate slirns rending "intake" and "Exhaust." Boston Transcript.

Dr. W. E. Nichols Special Attention to OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF CHILDREN Office: Suite 101, First National Bank Building Phones: OfSce, 145; Res. 1529 Hammond. Indiana

Automobile Owners We hare installed a high presnue lubricating system and fuarajtt.ee to free your car from ail aqntaka or money refunded, Hammond Auto Greasing Co. HOHMAN AND RUSSELL STS. HAMMOND

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