Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 314, Hammond, Lake County, 25 May 1922 — Page 14

Thursdav. Mav 25, 1922. TO WEAR'CORSETS OR NOT TO WEAR 'EM, IS IT MATTER OF MORALS OR FIGURE Everything. on Sale Exactly as Pictured The pictures in this ad, as in all LION STORE Furniture ads represent the EXACT ARTICLE. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS PREVAIL To make it easy for you to- own this beautiful Furniture our usual liberal credit terms prevail. - - KAU FMAN N & WOLF Hammond. Inq At For Friday and' Saturday Only

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Fritzi Scheff in the "hour glass" garb of a decade ago and the modern3 style, swer received from a leading fashion designer, a social worker and a Y. W. C. A. secretary. "Working an eight-hour day and holding her own in athletics has changed a woman's ideal for figures," says Madam Alia Ripley, head of the Fashion art league.

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Officials Hopeful for Conference, But Hope Is Not Shared. BT DAVID M. CHC3W3H STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE LONDON, May 25. With civil war smouldering- In Ireland, British, officials begaai canvassing- tha possibility of Enslish Intervention on the Ulster frontier. Premier UoydGeorge and Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill, who axe handling the Irish situation on tehalf of the London government, are hopeful that representatives of the Iree State and Ulster will com here for a conference, tout this ihope Is not universally shared. According to present plans. Sir James CTaig, premier of the Ulster government, will he summoned to London at the emd of the week to disouas the possibilities of a truce between, Orangemen and Sinn Feiners with a peace treaty as an eventuality. Michael Collins, of th Irish provisional government, already has been summoned. The English are not certain wliat the result of the Collins-De Valera agreement will he, and they fear that the Anglo-Irish treaty will be impaired In consequence. It Is evident that the agreement has brought the hostile Sinn Fein factions together, and If war comes, they will present a solid front to Ulster. The Catholio protection committee of Belfast has sent an appeal to Colonial Secretary Churchill for help. They claim that twenty-five Catholics were killed or wounded, and hundreds were evicted from their homes duTing the first three weeks of this month.

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On September 17, 1920, the Minneapolis American Association ' team was whitewashed 13 to 0 by Ben Tincup, Indian hurler then wit-i Louisville. Not much was rr.&de of the shutout at the time. But it marked a run-making spurt of the Millers that has continued ever since or up to this writing. For up to a recent date at least the Millers had not suffered a. other shutout. They scored at least a run in the six games played after that Louisville game m 1920 and ecored in every one of 165 games played last year. This spring they continued to cross the plate every game. . . Wonder if John McGraw thinks his strategy in offering Phil Douglas and Jess Barnes to the highest bidder last winter when they showed a hesitancy about accepting the salaries offered them is responsible for the brilliant showing of these two gentlemen? If they failed to get the salary increases sought, has John's heart softened any since? Who can tell? "He's a logical contender. And he's fit to meet, the king." Every time a youngster looks good That is what the shouters sing. Now it isn't that they think he May be set to cop the crown. It is fust the wolf pack's wis!: to See a champion go down. Ted SuRiyatj is planfefe a world tour of big league teams at the close of the present baseball season, according to reports. The veteran baseball promoter would collect two representative teams and pit them against each other i:. the principal cities of Europe and the orient. IX he goea through with his placs it will be the fourth trip -rross made by major league stars. A. G. Spalding conducted the rct real world tour, leading two

teams, the Chicagoans and an allstar outfit, through half a dozen countries in the winter of 1888. The Athletics and Boston teams, though, had ventured as far as England in 1874. The world jaunt made by Sullivan and Clark Griffith in the winter of 1913 was the most successful one. Lew Tendlers left is supposed to be his best hand and ths one' his friends say can beat Benny Leonard if they ever meet. Then how come that Lew licked Johnny Dundee the other night with Lis right? Must be a little something in his right shoulder and arm. lie used the right effectively at long range and in the clinches, surprising Dundee and a majority of the fans around the ring. His left hand had an idle evening. Benny Leonard witnessed the bout and it is a good bet he noticed the exercise that right was given. There may have been method in Lew's madness. Maybe he didn't want Benny to see the left in action. , When the athletic achievements of 1922 are chronicled the showing of the Annapolis rowiner crew must not be overlooked. The middies' rowed away from Harvard and Princeton in their meet on the Charles river recently. In the last three years this crew has competed in thirty-five : aces an3 has won tlrty-three of them. Planning with the race against xenn on the Severn April 12, 191 a. the middies have the following wins to their credit: Defeated Penn 6. Syracuse 6, Harvard 4, Princeton 4, Columbia 8, Union Boat Club 2, California 1, Massachusetts Tech 1, Cornell 1, Duluth Boat Club 1, Duluth Boat Club 2d 1, Norton Boa; Club 1, Belgian Olympic crew 1, French Olympic crew 1 and British (Leander) 1. Total 3G. Lost to Syracuse 1 and Princeton 1. Total 2,

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