Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1913 — Page 7

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NOTICE TO TIMES READERS NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ' Readers of the following advertise Dents who wish to communicate with adrertlaers whose identity 1 not revealed, ehould follow the Instructions to address them bv the key letter elvcm. Requests at this office to reveal the Identity of anonymous advertiser can not. In Justice to the advertisers, be answered. Slsapljr follow instrootlone. As far as It ts possible It Is advised that all classified ads should either be mailed or sent to the office. The Times will not be responsible (or error In ads taken over the telephone. HAIeEHELB. XOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED No canvassing or soliciting required. Good Income assured. Address National Co-Operatlve Realty Co., V1415 Harden Bid., Washington, D. c. WANTED In Gary, a solicitor for house to house1 work: guaranteed alary 12.50 day and commission. Address LED, Times, Hammond. WANTED Solicitor in Robertsdale and Ri)by; guaranteed salary. $2.50 day and commission. LED, Times, Hammond. 26-2 WANTED Yard clerks. Apply to Yardmaster Erie Railway, Hammond WANTED Experienced collector. Address 3 B, Times, Hammond. WANTED A barber. Horwat or Austrian. Apply 3604 Deodar street, Indiana Harbor. 24t5 HELP. WANTED Good honest girls make fit week; home work addressing envelopes; sample, instructions, eta, ten cents (coin or stamps). Mullens Magazine Agency, box 748. Dept. 401, Buffalo, N. Y. WANTED An experienced girl for general housework. 928 So. Ilohman t. Hammond. 25 tf WANTED Erperlenced alteration lady. Address N K, Times, Hammond. 24-3 WANTED Girl for general house work. Call 1S3 Plummer ave., Hammond. 24-6 FOE SALE. FOR SALE At once, household furniture cheap; used but short time. James Runnells, over postoffice. Burnham. " FOR SALE Horse and buggy, light wagon and an oak roll top desk. Call at 417 West Sibley st., Hammond. PIANO BARGAIN One new Hallet & Davis piano $200 If taken at once. 148 State st. J. M. Wilcockson Music Co., Hammond. PIANO IN VERT FINE CONDITION beautiful, powerful tone and nice case; guaranteed for ten years; if taken at once $80. 148 State st. J. M. Wlleocksort Muslo Co., Hammond. FOR SALE Two No. 7 Radiant Home stoves; good as new. 16 E. State St., Hammond. Phone 938R. 23-6 FOR SALE $500 Hammond city bond; 6 per cent Interest payable semi-annually June 1, Dec. 1. Address Pock, Times, Hammond. . . 25-2 FOR SALE Large $C5 Jewel baa burner heating stove for $25; $20 cook stove for $5. 3817 Hemlock st., Indiana Harbor, Ind. Apply evenings. FOR SALE Pool room in good location. Call A. Minas, Hammond, Ind. FOR SALE 5-passenger Ford touring car. 1913 model; good condition; $300. Inquire 391 Elm St., Hammond. 21-5 FOR SALE Used Howard piano, mahogany case, refinished, fine tone, only $125. Straube Piano & Musle Co.. 629 Hohman St., Hammond. Phone 661. VOX SALI5 Private party Will sell high grade Hardiaan plan at big aacrlflce for cash. Call B M TUsee. Hasaeaead. BEST COAL Lowest prices. Call Fairmont Coal Co.. office and yards. 10th nd Broadway, Gary. Phone 620. FOR SALE 50 head horses and mares. Have that many on hand at all times. City horses and fresh country horses reqelved every week weighing from tOO to 1700 pounds. All well broke, single and double. All horses sold with a guarantee If not as represented money refunded. If you are In the market give ma a trial and you will find me satisfactory. All cars pass my door. 8241 East 92nd st.. South Chicago. S. Lasser. Phone South Chicago 258. FOR SALE Corn in fodder, delivered . or sold In shock, or by weight. Call 1369Y1, Knickerbocker farm, or Times office, Hammond. 2Ttf WANTED TO BUY. NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNTture bought and sold. Also furniture repaired. People's Furniture Co., Heintz Bldg., 506-508 Hohman lit., Hammond. Ind. l!)tf WANTED TO BUT -An up to date second hand Underwood typewriter In first class condition. X Y Z Times, WANTED TO BUT Any aaaaber et young pigs i or I months old; will pay market price, delivered, at Knickerbocker farm. Address Knickerbocker, Tinas office, Hiunond. 27ti WASTED TO BUT- Tear lie steers. A4dre R &. Times. Hammond, 37tf

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IniEA STAT FOR SALE In Ilomewood, 854 South Hohman st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location most ideal in Hammond. A bargain, part cash. Address M, Times Hammond. PROPERTY WILL JUMP IN VALUE as soon as the structural Iron la seen going up on the Immense foundation now in at the Baldwin Locomotive plant. Wise investors will buy now. Make your . wants known to the E. S. Gilbert Co., Indiana Harbor. Two good houses near the works. lltf FOR SALE In city of Hammond, by owner, twoflat brick building, modern except heat; will be sold at what it cost to put lip building; must be sold at once. Arthur Jennett, 3315 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind. . ALL THE NEWS IX THE TIMES. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Four-room flat furnished for light housekeeping; centrally located. Inquire 2437 Fir or phone E68W Indiana Harbor. 25-5 FOR RENT Furnished room; heat and bath; for one or two gentlemen. Upstairs 20 Condit st. Hammond. FOR RENT 7-room house; bath, electric light and gas; on Truman. Inquire 216 Truman ave., Hammond. Phone 1073R. k . . 26-3 FOR RENT Five-room modern cot- , tage; furnished complete. Inquire 556 Morton court. Phone 696 Hammond. FOR RENT Two, three or four rooms I urnished Sot light housekeepings' JS8 Michigan ave., , Hammond.. Phone 1016W. - !: - FOR RENT Five-room upper flat; . modern Improvements; no children. Phone 1043W Hammond. 164 Plummer ave.. . 25-3 FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms for ligrht housekeeping; electric light, furnace heat, all modern conconveniences. 123 Williams at Phone 1183J Hammond. 26-2 FOR RENT Four nicely famished rooms for light housekeeping. Call 161 Conkey ave., or phone 1497 Hammond. FOR RENT 2 ft acre truck farm, house and barns, on -Calumet ave., near Concordia cemetery. Call 230 Conkey ave., or phone 1748 Hammond. FOR RENT Cottage; electric light. hot water and bath. 3612 Fir St., Indiana Harbor. FOR RENT 7 room flat. 710 Chicago avenue. East Chicago. Call Albert uiven, postomce building. 21-tf FOR RENT Rooms for light housekeeping. Cull 183 Plummer ave.. Hammond. t-8 FOR RENT Rooms with privilege of board in private family; all conveniences. Phono 1836J Hammond. FOR RENT Five-room flat, 215 Waltham St., $12 per month. F. B. Hall, 145 Sibley St., Hammond. 26-2 FOR RENT Five-room cottage furnished for light housekeeping. Call 207 Indiana ave., Hammond. ' 25-2 FOR RENT Four room housekeeping . suite furnished complete; bath, gas. hot water heat. Call 459 Hickory st., or phone Hammond 744 Maplestone. FOR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; furnace heat and bath; convenient to Conkey and Standard Steel. 851 Erie St., Hammond. . 26-2 FOR RENT Furnished room and board for two gentlemen at 85 Sibley st., Hammond. Also two furnished. rooms for light housekeeping. 25-2

FOR RENT Three furnished sleeping can hav ,arae by Paying 'or ad. Aprooms; conveniently located to Gib- ply Times office, Hammond. son and Standard Steel. 407 May st.. " . Hammond. Phone 1836M. 25-8 FOUND Rear fender and light from - motorcycle. Owner can have same FOR RENT Three nice furnished W''or ad. Time, office. Hamrooms for light housekeeping. Call 369 Sibley st.. Hammond. 25-3 LOST-Wedne.uav. red cw"w7Ih FOR RENT Nctw modern six-room -Ji.eV'". i'S flat; all conveniences. Address A 1. Reno' 6"-1B1t - EaBt Chicago. 21-5 Times. Hammond. 4- OOLX.KOTION AGENCY. ... CALL OR MAIL U3 TOUR BAD ACFOR REXT Two nicely furnished counts. No charg unless collection .rooms. Call 27 Rimbach ave.. Ham- is made. Gary, Adjustment Agency, 513 mond. 24-3 Ba-oadway. Gary.

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FOR SALE 6-room cottage on Ash St., 11,800; small payment down, balance monthly payments. Call 391 Elm st., Hammond. . 21tf 15,500, HALF CASH. WILL BUT COAL yard and paying business. E. 3. Gilbert Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind. lltf I HAVE - FOR SALE A 6-ROOM BUNgalow, EO-foot lot, within 6 blocks of business center of Hammond; will sell for S3, 300; part cash, balance can assume; can not be built for $4,000. Inquire of U. Spafford, room 203 Ruff Bldg., Hammond. Phone 522. 24-6 FOR SALE 80 acre farm with buildings; tiled, quarter mile S. E. of Ross. Also ten acres with buildings in Ross; must be sold this week. Inquire Carl Schaeffer, Ross, Ind. 24-3 FOR SALE 7-room house; gas and bath, 60x135 ft. lot, fruit and shade trees. 276 Oak St., Hammond. 25-6 FOR SALE 5 -room house and lot in desirable location in Hessville; cheap if sold In sixty days. T. B. Rhoades. 15,000 CASH. BALANCE LONG TIME. will buy a $30,000 property that will rent for $3,840 a year. E. S. Gilbert Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind. lltf FOR SALE Eighteen room hotel; bath and gas, completely furnished; between car shops and three big factories; selling on account of sickness and death. Phone 744 Maplestone Hammond-22-2 MONEY TO LOAN $5 te $100. Just what you want. Private and confidential. Owners of furniture, a piano or stock, or if steadily employed, can get money on their own note. Lake County Loan Co. Room 28 (over Lion store). Phone 218. Open every evening till 8. MJOTLLANTEOUS. WILL DO PLAIN SEWING AND dressmaking at my home or by the day. Inquire 459 Logan at., or phone 744 Hammond. THOSE HAVING FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, list them with Paul E. Crundell, 3410 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. Phone 22. 25-2 WILL WASH AND CLEAN BT THE day. 8 6 Beall ave., Hammond. WE DO FINE UPHOLSTERING, ALSO make all kind of itor and oflc fixtures. H. F. Erlebach, Hammond, Jnd. Phone 151 or write and we will send a representative to give estimate. WEATHER STRIPS AND STORM SASH. Call J. E. Howell, 148 State st. Phones Hammond 81 and 1987. 505 Gary Theater Bldg.. Phone 980. INFORMATION BUREAU. We will give free advice to anybody wishing information regarding the new Income tax. Call or write Cleary and Rogers. Lawyers. 83 Broadway, Gary. Telephone 2555, 2V-6m FINAWnaL ASSISTANCE!. It you need financial assistance we will buy or collect your bills, accounts receivable. notes, etc Confidential. Cleary A Rogers, room 5, 688 Broadway, Gary. Telephone 2556. 14-Sm CREDIT AND CHARACTER REPORTS Special investigations and reports on investments, corporations, firms. Individuals. Confidential. Cleary & Rogers Reporting Agency, 683 Broadway. Gary. Tel. 2555. REWARD. REWARD $5.00 To the person bringing back a large hound dog, black yellow and white, or anybody giving me information where dog is located. F. C. Miller, 171 State St., Hammond. Phone 487. 26-3 SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED Bright boy, 13 years old. wants position of light work in store and run errands. Call 284 State st., Hammond. WANTED To do washing and cleaning by the day. 478 Morton ave, Hammond. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Black and tan hound between E., J. & E. R. R. and Cudahy plant, East Chicago. Finder please phone Hammond 1823J or Indiana Harbor 177. 26-2 FOUND Child's bearskin coat In front of Lion Store Furniture Dept. Owner

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THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE uu.Ni I, i ihe LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 1, NOVEMBER TERM, 1913. BARTHOLOMAE & ROESING BREWING & MALTING CO., A CORPORATION. VS. LEWIS. ALIAS ALOIS, SAUL. CAUSE NO 11209. ACTION TO ATTACHMENT. Now comes the plaintiff by W. E. Roe .attorney, and files Its complaint hertin, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Lewis, alias Alois, Saul, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the lth day of January. A. D., 1914, the same being the 7th day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. 1. In the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, In said County and State, on the second Mondayvof January, A. D. 1914, said action will be heard and determined in his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 19th inv November, A. . D.' 1913. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. - Clerk L. S. C. By Roscoe Hemstock, Deputy Clerk NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the School Trustees of the School City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, having heretofore had the consent of the Common Council of the City of Hammond, so to do, has passed a resolution to purchase the following described property, to-wit: Lot 6. in blorlc i. of Dyer's addition to the City of Ham mond, togetner with the buildings thereon; lots 6 and 7, in block 3, Towle and Young's Second addition tn th City of Hammond. Lake County. Indi ana, and a piece or property belonging to the Eastman Estate, vhirh f bounded on the north by Adams street, on the south by Huehn street, on the east by Henry street, and on the west by Johnson street, for the purpose of purchase the aforesaid property issue their bonds in the sum of Thirteen Thousand Three Hundred IMS. 100 nn Dollars; which. bends are to be Issued a follows: Twenty-six (26) of the bonds to be In the denomination of Five Hundred. ($5.00.00) Dollars and on bond ia the um of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars; to be dated on the 5th day of December, 1913, and to bear interest at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum, payable semiannually on the first day of -January and on the first day of July each year, such interest and the principal of said bonds to be payable at the Citizens German National Bank in the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana; the said bonds to mature and be payable, as follows: Tweaty-Flve Hundred $2,600.00) Dollars on the'lst day of Januuary, 1915 Twenty-Five Hundred iti.. 600.00) Dollars on-the 1st day Of Janu ary. ii6; Tweiy. Five Hundred (32.500.00) Dollars on the 1st day' of January. 1917; Twenty-Five Hundred (12..500.00) Dollars on the 1st day of January, 1918; and Thirty-Three Hundred ($3,300.00) Dollars on the 1st day of January. 191S: said bonds to be nlgned by the President Or Treasurer of said School Board and" attested by the Secretary .of said Board, who shall affix the seal of the School City of Hammond to each bond. The said School Board of the nalrt School City of Hammond further give notice that the bids for the sale of the aforesaid bonds will be received by the Board of the School City of Hammond at the Superintendent's office in the Eder building at 3 p. m. on the 6th day of December, 1913, the bid for said bonds to be approved and accepted by tne . rresjaent. Secretary or Treasurer. A. J. DREESEN, Secrry of School Board. NOTICE "TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE siTrrptnn COURT. ROOM NO. 2, NOVEMBER -liSKM, 1913. MARTHA. SKAPLEWICZ VS. EDMUND SKAPLEWICZ. CAUSE NO. 11092. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Paul Glaser. attorney, and files her romnlilnt herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Edmund Skaplewica, Is not a resiaeni or the state of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefor herrhv notified of the pendency of said action ana mat the same will stand for trial at the' next terra of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the lth day of January, A. D. 1913. the same being the second day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held ln Room No. 2, In the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, 1A said County and State, on the Becond Monday of January, A. D. 1913, said action will be heard and determined in. his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 11th. day of November. A. D. 1913. . ERNEST JU SHORTRIDGE, , Clerk L S. C By Roscoe Hemstock. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that F. F. Scheldt. Trustee of St. John Township, will sell for cash School House ln District No. 12. known as the Bohllng School, at that place, on December 11, 1913, at 1 p. m. Also one acre of school land ln District No. 6, known as th Herrman School, on earn date, at 2 p. m. F. F. SCHEIDT, Trustee. HUNTING CLUB TO DISSOLVE "Encroaching civilisation' is given as the cause of the abandonment of the Tolleston Hunting Club of Chicago, according to John B. Drake, vice president of the Blackstone hotel, one of the charter members of the organization. - , ; . At a. meeting of the directors of the Club at the Blackstone hotel yesterday

t The blsak November days are upon us, and unless you have prepared yourself with fuel, or laid In your winter supplies, it will be hard to pull through. . In this month of need let us help you to provide for the home and family. We will advance you enough money to aet you right for the rest of the winter, on personal security, such aa Household Furniture. Pianos, Horses, Vehicles, etc., without removal and feel at ease. We will loan you from $10.00 to $200X0 and allow you te repay ua in email weekly bi-weekly or monthly installment, with the privilege of any length of time on loan. Our rates are lower and terms easier than any firm ln northern Indiana. You can depend upon absolute secrecy when you deal with us, and Golden Rule treatment In every respect. 2V PLEASE NOTE 2 V We are bondeo to the extent of $2,000.00 to comply with the new law passed, governing the charge to two per cent monthly. - We hold a license with State and County to comply with the law. We are the largest and most Reliable Company In Hammond. LOANS TAKEN UP FROM OTHER COMPANIES AND PLACED ON THE NEW RATE. PROVIDENT LOAN COMPANY AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $50,000.00 LICENSED UNDER THE LAW OF INDIANA

it was decided to abandon the 150& acres located in Gary as a hunting place and to sell the land. "The growth of Chicago and Gary," said Mr. Drake at the meeting, "has robbed us of our shooting, some of our ground now being inside the city limits of Gary." Plans were made for the annual meeting to be held at the Blackstone hotel December 1, at which time the future of the club will be determined. JOHNSON'S FRIENDS ARE E Slam in Bull Moose Organ Irritates Friends of Gary Mayor-Elect; Prominent Politicians Are Hot Under Collar Also. . Friends of Mayor-elect R. O. Johnson of Gary are wondering why a Gary bull moose newspaper has started to warn and criticise him before his -term of office has started. The article, an editorial printed last night, had the caption, "Support nt home comes first" and it read as follows: "It Is about time for some Gary candidates for county and district nomination to consider that the first thing to secure ia the uspport of Gary. What shall it avail them to gain the entire county or district and lose their home city? "And Gary is going to support no candidate for office, If this paper knows the sentiment of the people, who does not make good right at home first of all in the eotaMis lament of a straightaway non-fir-tisan rule of its municipal affairs. "The 1,600 majority given the Cltisens' ticket meant Just that There is no use trying to quibloabout It." Why The Threat f While Mayor-elect Johnson has been mentioned for congress this has been done In opposition to his wishes and by certain selfish office seekrs who think that they will promote their own Interests by flattering him. That the mayor-elect should be subject to criticism because the man, "who does not make good right at home first of ail in the establishment, of a straightaway non-partisan rule" when he hasn't even assumed office has provoked much anger. Friends of Dr. Frank W. Smith, who also has been mentioned for congress, and George Manlove, the republican leader, who has been spoken of ln connection with a county judicial nomination, also take the article as a slam. Klx On That Noise However, among all it is ir, reed that Mayor-elect Johnson should give a nonpartisan rule by appointing the 'right" men to public office and that the first Intimation of his intending to do this would be by naming a certain Gary newspaper editor as comptroller and to allow him to dictate who shall be president of the board of works, chief of police, and city attorney. With Mr. Johnson doing this all agree that he would be on the right road to heaven and that the- people "would rule." Then thould Mr. Johnson name the patriotic rewspaper editor as comptroller, thereby thrusting an office onto a man, who may be called to succeed to the mayoralty at a great sacrifice It Is agreed that he will have seen the "light" and that, as Battleaze Castleman is won't to say "the Interests of the pe-pull wll lbe konsurved and good government will prevail by the pe-pull and for the pepull." HEGEWISCH VS. TORNADOS , Hegewlsch. 111.. Nov. 28. The fast Hegrewlsch football team has fought Us way to the top and tomorrow will meet the Tordanos, four-time 143pound ' champions of Chicago, at Eclipse park, Koseland. Kickoff at 2:15 sharp. This should be one of the most hotly contested games seen ln this -egion this season, aa both teams are fast and aggressive and are full of the 'fighting spirit that goes to make a game Interesting. The Hegewlch boys, while not overconfident. a?e perfectly satisfied with their chances.

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Coach Faulk has the men out every night now and has a lot of aew plays working smooth. The lineup will be: Hegewlsch C. Puehrmeyer,, r; W. Mesbauer, rt; O'Neill, rg; Pavlak, c; Sweeney, lg; Tucker, It; Rawn, le; C. Hoffman, qb; J. Hoffman, rhb; J. Fuehrmeyer, lhb: Long, fb. Tornados L. Bush, re; Klnsella, rt; Lurch, rg; Kopp, c; Tolph, lg; Fidula. It; Galligan, le; Lutx. qh; Cole, rhb; Brown, lhb; DeKroker fb. Referee QullL Tomorrow will be Gary's eighth Thanksgiving day and many of its leading citizens have reason to be thankful for various things. Here are some of the reasons why several are thankful: JOHN A. BRENNAN-VThat Tm not la politics. DR. FRANK W, SMITH That my congressional boom has been started, i A. F. KI.OTTS -That Brother Tom's going out of office will now give me a chance to ' pick up a few stray dollars defending other clients. JUDGE A. C. HUQER That I continue to collect $ir0 fines. - H. G. HAT. JR. That I have at last coma Into mjr own. CHIEF MARTIN That I held office as long as I did. 1 W. GLEASON That my friends are hosting me for the board of public works. JUDGE-ELECT WILLIAM DUNN That I am finally married. DR. T- J. TONER That my hour of triumph has come at last. W. H. F. PARRY That I can now sell paving brick to the city instead of Bill Catn, CHARLES K. GREEN WALD-" That Johnson has the job and the job hemtera are not coming to my office. GEORGE MANLOVF That I have a good chance to be city attorney. JOHN KIRK That I am on the school hoard. W. F. HODGES That the people now rule and that I have a good chance to be city attorney. MIKE BINZEN That I have good chances to land on the safety board providing my friends aren't kidding me. SHERIFF WHITAKER That 'Gary elections don't come every year BILL CAIN That I have enough even though I don't manage to get anything during the next four years. CT HOWELL That I remained 'on the fence. TOM CANNON That my political writing 'were the best I could do. CLYDE HUNTER That I am once more deputy prosecutor. A. R. HOOVER That it is just as well that I'm not the mayor. C. V. RIDGELT That I am still a republican. HOMER J. CARR That the boys over at the steel plant recognise that the city government needs me. ROY G. PARRY That no more sand storms Lave come ttt destroy my new lawn. TIM ENGLEHART That at last I can quit democratic politics something that I have desired to do for a long time. MAYOR-ELECT R. O. JOHNSON That I made no promises before election. CLARENCE BRETSCH That I . at least had the honor of organising the first William H. Taft club In Indiana. WALTER HUDSON That the architectural business Is not so good and that I will have time to be bulldlns commissioner If j necessary. CLARENCE O.I RENOLLET That Mr Johnson hasn't promised the comptrollership. WILL PLAY HAMMOND. The Garyjhlgh school football team will travel to Hammond tomorrow to play the high school there for the Lake county championship. The game will ba one of the best games of the season and a large crowd of rooters will attend the game from Gary. The Gary team lost to the Hammond team early ln the season, but with the playing that they have been doing lately It la expected that Gary will win by a ood margin. Bowling Notes. The leaders of the league In Gary again clinched another knot to tlxe

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