Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 30 December 1916 — Page 13
Saturday. Dec. 30, 1916
THE TIME&
Classified Advertisements t
NOTICE.
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1 tr of Mm at Urn oC placing th
All parsons placing ftdTMtU. meats with na orr phone must oaU ftt tbe of&o a&d pay fo aam.-witli-tn ttv. day. OtberwU. an .atr ohwrf of rrair caarra fl f mam tor COTiTiT CTUT CK - Tli best eervio aw gtTea T fertatftaff roar advortlsemaat to & offroa ao.d pay to nmt t ttixt of placta th aArtfanint.
jA3Ear qotittt ranrrnro -, . FTTBUSHXaO CO.
Real Estate Bargains
Wanted Male Help.
o . i rcvtwv wjvti-T) Experience un
necessary, efrn while you lea: J'f. e for large Uf5 t openings and t nials from kindreds of our students who ram $100 to500 ft month. Address nearest office. Dept. 241. National baleamen'a Training Assn.. Chicago. .New York. San Francisco. WAKTXD Toon nn for stock clert mo?T;llTfor general office work X. S. Betx Co., Hammond. JIEN'-Our illustrated catalogue explains how we tecli the barber trade quickly, mailed free. Moler Barber l-oi 1-se. Chicago. Ills. l-.l-im
IVACHEWtOZ HOME BARGAIN'S WHY PAY KENT? TOU CAN BUY WITH RENT MONET A BEAUTIFUL. Hl'XHALOW NOW BEING FINISHED READY TO MOV1. IN. Onlv three minutes walk from i?LPERIOU COURT HOUSE and all T R A N" S I 0 RT A T 1 NT. FOHSY ( ?lTi AVE., just SOUTH OF RIMJACH AVIS. Iarge lot. best r-.v;d setssewer, cement -walks, all assessments paid In full. This is th-3 most up to the minute built bungalow, complete In every detail, including grading, furnace, hot and cold water, gas, electric serv
ice, oak interior finish, coionaae, uuifet. beam ceiling, kit. cabinet, med. cabinet, mossaic tile floor in bathroom, laundrv tubs. etc. Walls are finished in colored mortar of pleiislng "-";? Tt I GG EST P A RG M N F,VE R O bi h REI) ON THE MARKET. INVESilGATE. Small payment down, balance $20 per month. n t a ci lEWirz.
Office phone Ifili. Res. phono 1220J.
Auto will call for you. open ccn,s.
Money to Loan
NEED MONET Get It from us, any amount 15 to $100 oa your own note. If you own furniture, ft piano or etock, or have a steady poltlon. $5 only 50c for 1 month. Pay" as you earn by the, week or month.- Legal rates guaranteed by our BOND to the state. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO.. F.imbacb Block (Over Lion Store.)
FOR RENT 7-room bouse on Conkey
sve. .T. M. Lautman, 104 Citizens Hank
bldg.. Hammond. 12:28:3
FOR RENT 10 acres truck farm iana
near Hansdale. O. Eck, Hsmmono.
VnaUffiS
!nl .unifcc. si., Hammond.
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W VNTED Check boys. Standard Steel Car CotTHammond. Apply employment agent. "
FOR RENT Well Improved i acre
farm: 30 acres of rye goes wun iarm.
acre cash rent: stock and tools for sale.
Box 317, Hammond. i-.ju.i
FOR SALE OR RENT Twenty acre
farm, mile and hair west to"-, "V:
quire c. uoms, route i, rj.
TO LEASE Have 3,000 square leet oi
miro nn Hnthrie st. and MIcniRan uvf
suitable for various purposes: will maKe
niteratwins to suit tenants. Communicate
..-!.!, i. w Kni-if j-n.. Indiana Jiaruur.
n- 4 ttttti A rmature
Apply "Western Steel Car Co., Hegewisch.
winder. Apply
& Foundry 12:28:3
AV ANTED Metal pattern AV i,XTstel Fdys.. Indiana Harbor
Ainv -
12:30:1
WANTED Carpenter to repair c"age AviZTvk same that la centrally lo-
will furnish all material neeueu.
must be rospi X Y Z, Times,
"responsible. Address at o
once
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SALESJIAN-
investm
cv openi
ter, N. Y
o and expenses. No
merit. Permanent. General agenn Fairvlew Nurseries, Roches-
lv ANTED Several
ambitious young
3.jAna a camera
men to tram ior y""'"""" ies and
men witn mouuii instruction cperators in.movle theaters Instruct
T,y mail untn S"?"" TTm ire Motion
v wr nieajva.HL viv.
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t.;. nleasant wo i
Picture Institute. Rochester.
w
E. ave.
Wanted Female Help. tenographer.
kit u irirT. la w - ..
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" TED- Middle aged lady ; for house. A keeper-two ln ta...ity. i'hone 24.9 Kee' i'j oii R3 Torrence ave.
Ilammonu, ui 12:30:1
"..T.- ii vtfti Full time $15
"UMI"i-Lr .n hour, nelling guar-
1wa 7-f tt n UU1,
Wear Proof hosiery to weair f.11 Tf anP3farv-. Intematlor.al
12:30:1
Stocking Mills,
j -.nin r names and
rtdresses.
for stamp. The Tenn.
Guide Co.,
Memphis
2:30:1
ponuuB-, S. Bets
tady poaitloaa. XCammonil.
WANTED Waitress East Chicago.
Co.
12:29:2
afFhillips Hotel
12:28:3
OAST. .
FOR AALB Residences la . gooS loca- - tlona. now ready to occupy. Apply to onst A Lt. Phone Gary Ml. t-U-tt
For Sale Miscellaneous.
xrro cat .v. T adv bndlv in need oi
mnnv w II sell new piano ai . vi.
. ., ft
riflx. Vnr particulars can at ib
State St., house near posiornce
mond.
E.
Hara-
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tvm cat r.- Ttm.- lines nousenoia Turin
xwxv oiiuu-'- . - - .
t,, Coll Mr. uan riaryer, ui'-nvn
St.. East Chicago.
12:29:2
For Bent Cottages.
FOR RENT 7-room modern house on
south side, good neighborhood. 1'hone
914M or call 16 Mason St.. Hammond.
12:28:3
FOR RENT 6-room cottage on Madison
St.; furnace heat and bath. Inquire 264
State Unn St.. Hammond. 12:28:3
Horses and Cattle.
FOR SALE Bay horse. 7 years old. 572
So. Hohman St.. Hammond. 1'hone
927J. 12:23:
Wanted to Buy.
WANTED TO BUY 1.300 pound work horse: must be cheap for cash. 4719
Tod ave.. East Chicago. 12:30:1
Situations Wanted.
kttttatton WANTED Woman want
nnsltUiti as housekeeper for widowe
or bachelor. Phone 3000 or call 697 Oak
lev ave.. Hammond. J'.ju.
lln riota and Irish revolt, topped by extraordinary descriptive story of fighting from W. S. Forrest." staff correspondent on scene. May 27 Exclusive copyrighted Simms' Interveiw with former Premier Kokolcovstoff. on story J. S. have
difficulty negotiations new commercial
reaty with Ruseia.
Slay 27 Two minute beat on ver
dict in Walte murder case, on which
had lead throughout the trial.
Mny 20. Exclusive Sirnms mteriew with Michail Rodilanko. Presi
dent Russian Duma, saying Russia
would not agree to peace until Ger
many stacked cannon and accepted Allies' terms.
May 31 Exclusive Ackerman Inter
view with Count Tiara, Hungarian Premier saying peace impossible until Allies changed their views. Beat
opposition on Asquith's statement there little chance for peace.
June 7, 8, 8 and 10 A head on all
developments Republican convention.
Clean beat on outline of platform. Far I
ahead on flash Roosevelt's nomination by acclimation In Progerssive conven
tion. Ahead on bullethi Roosevelt would decline.
June 12 Complete scoop on most
striking feature Democratic convention the plan to kidnap the Progressive party.
June 13 Beat on Chairman Mc-
Coinbs tele-gram to Bainbridge Colby,
who nominated Roosevelt inviting
Progressives to join Democratic party.
Ahead on forecase Democratic plat
form. June 10 Exclusive story announcing Roosevelt would endorse Hughes following Progressive "National Committee meeting June 26th. June 23 Exclusive Simms" interview with Forpign Minister Sazanoft of Russia on pea'ce. July io Ahead throughout on Monday's story arrival . Deuschland on
ton story in which German embassy 1 Washington, Germany willing to give
outlined terms on which Germany j would discuss peace. ! December 1 Exclusive London story on England's peace terms. December 14 Exclusive signed story by Iord Notrhcllffe giving semiofficial British view of German peace, proposals. December 16 Exclusive beat from
mm in i i -Ji i ' ' mil mi "iiiii . n,t i .iiw.mi
Spirit Medium, Palmist and
Phrenologist
Allies full peace terms in a round table peace conference. December 19 Ahead throughout on Lloyd George's speech in Commons, replying to German peace proposals.
December 20 First Berlin story on how German public and press regarded Lloyd George's speech. December 21 Ahead throughout on developments ' following announcement of President Wilson's peace note to bellgerents; Included the handling
of Secretary Lanalng's "verge of war" statement. his supplementary announcement an dforeign and diplomatic developments.
Why.
"Why is it we don't hear any more j compla'iits about defective life pre- ' aervers on ships?" "Nobody has time I to put them on. Judge.
The Times gives the world's news.
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J. M. LAUTMA
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ROOM 104 CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
Honest dealing my motto. Give mm a trial.
PHONE 29.
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This famous Palmist reads your en
tire life from cradle to old age, Just
as the hand Indicates. Gives you
SITUATION WANTED Middle aged lady wishes position as housekeeper in small family. Phone 1811M Hammond. 12:30:1
WANTED POSITION As clerk in office or store by young lady. Address H R. Times. Hammond- 12:29:2
i?ro? st.ATR Mead bicvelo
with Smith motor wheel
attachment; will make trade for motorcycle or small au
tomobile. Call 341 Chicago ave., Hammond. Tel. 33.2
FOR SALE Restaurant and confectionery fixtures. 548-ll9th St., ting. Phone 134J. 1-23"4 FOR SALE Pigeons. 25 pair white homers, $15. 386 Hickory St., Hammond.
FOR SALE Pigeons. 386 Hammond. Phone 2839.
Hickory St.. 12:29
For Sale Horses & Cattle. FOR SALE Ten good work horses. J. .laranowski, 442-155th St., West Hammond. 12:27:4
Wanted to Rent.
W NTED Four or 5-room modern flat or cottage at once. Address O M C. Times, Hammond. 12:27:3
Borders
WANTED Boarders and roomers; gentlempn preferred. 19 State St., Ham
mond.
12:30:1
FOR SALE Cheap, course in Greer motor college. Chicago: owner unable . t nresent. Call after 6 p. m. or
c.,,,,!., afternoon. 4S3-150th St..
,!Ul'l."J mond.
Ham-
12:30:1
TTOR ?A1E 100 shares Oklahoma Star Oil 100 American Telegra phone. 100 TTnno Auto Common. 600 Afterthought Coor.er 15 000 Uncle Sam Oil! and other stocksr,cheap for cash. A. L. Deibe Little Rock, Ark.
KtlSSMAUL FEED & ROOFING CO.. 119 Clinton st. Phone 27J7. East Chicago, phone 46 5R.' 9-ll-lm
Girl or woman, one wno
Hammond.
rvrvmnetent atenograpner io
iVAni' M. teady loft
work in
good wages L W, Times,
tn rleht person.
Hammond.
and
Address
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.ni rnok : no
Viiv in Mrson, 20 E. 6th ave..
Gary.
Sunday
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WANTEr-Hon8ekeepey in fi ta -CM. ln Snl' ' r 12:29:3
For Sale Automobiles.
FOR SALE 1915 5-pass. Paige Chalmers light six: electric starter and nd looks like new; this is
-Whareain: $350. 4506 Forsythe ave.
East Chicago. Phone 672M.
12:30:1
FOR SALE 1913 Studebaker automobile, cheap; good condition. Ask for -..Y- U int.r Vernlank's garage, Gary.
M 1 1 pam ' . - - -
W. J. Dounoff.
12:30:4
FOR SALE A Buick motor, 4-cyl. model 16. with magneto col . carburetor, clutch and transmission. Apply B. . D.
LEGAL NOTICES. OTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given to the shareholders of the Citizens' German National Bank of Hammond, Ind.. that an election will be held at the bank ing rooms of the bank on Tuesday January 9th, J917, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. for the purpose of electing seven directors for the ensuing year. F. R. SCHAAF. President. H. M. JOHNSON. Cashier. 1S-13
first trip. Submarine arrived Sunday, dates and facts; tells you what has
passed in life and what is happening
without asking a single question. She does not tell things to please. Bui
reads things just as the hands indicate, tells you the planets you were bom under, the lucky and unlucky
planets, when and where you will marry, settles and explains love, fam-
A "first time in history" story on 1
which we led all angles. July 2 Exclusive cable from Card
inal Gasparri containing Pope's plea
that prayers of children might end
war.
August 0 Clean beat on capture of
Goritz by Italians.
August 10 -Complete scoop arrest of
Charlet Mott, Syracuse hospital sup
erintendent, in Buenos Ayres. Bis- iiy troubles, marriage, divorce, health,
gest local story or year in byracuse. businesa law suitSf speculations, in
meut mediation board that mediation vestments, transactions of all kinds
failed in railway strike. In fact, no matter what your hope, August 20 Ahead on president to fear or ambition, come to this noted
address congress on railroad siriKe
Tork av.
.Whiting,
Ind.
WANTEDCompetent girl for Keneral WhousewoTk: Call after 6 p. m. 514 Honman st., Hammond. 12'8 3 WANTED Stenographer; must be. comPe..Mind. 12:28:3
HA, 1 lllicn.
WANTED Girl for general housework, srSakingSravish or Polish: good pay. TrSKa5?4602 Kennedy ave., Baat Ch.g cago.
For Rent Furnished fcooms
vor RENT Two cleanly well furn. light h8k. rooms; strictly modern. Uglier he. Call 531 Michigan ave-. Hammond. Phone 176. 1"'w'1
n t, t i.mlv. nicely furn.
....A.i
Ha mm on a. i-.ov.j.
rooms
Pltimmer ave..
tt nrvT Furn. front room right
AVvwn. town: modern in every detail
Phone 2296 or call 11 Hammona.
Rimbach ave..
12:30:1
tatj T3T-NT Large nicely furn. strictly
x .m- Miiitsble for one or
tw: Private family. Phone 1967 Hammond. 719 Sohl st. 1Z.JU.3
mond.
n rrvr Ijrre room with steam
X." eetlemen. 3425 Block
ave..
Indiana Harbor.
12:28:2
T5 t-vr-r "Vtre. warm rooms with
'V.ZTij ..(. t tuostalrs). Ham
noaru. . 12:29:2
FOR RENT Nice large front room suitable for one or two men. 24 W ebb
st.
-. ,. Viirn. rooms for bskg
'one suite for bachelors. 188 Flummer
Hammona. '
Taxi Garage, inuu
Hammond
: 12:30:3
Clairvoyant.
MADAM LEE. phone 263i, palmist and
spiritual aaviaci. - Tn' i
Pod' My wore is lEiiaiuu. iuj State st.. over florist. Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 P- rru . . 12:19
MADAM IIOSI 672 Hohman Street. Clairvoyant Spirit Medium. When you are In trouble, doubt -art M,nsult
BU-v- jiiDAMS MOJO!. I was born w;ith a strange and re
markable power power nor. meant; to
gratify tne ki unv,u. V" vt.ic.v.
vise nu f
or
.r in trouble and suspense concerning til lv affairs of life.
Hours 10 a. ra. to 8 p. m. 10-18
NOTICE. I FOR PROPOSALS FOR DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC FUNDS.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Finance of the City of East Chi
cago, Indiana, will receive written proposals up to the hour of eight o'clock P. M. on Monday, the 15th day of January, 1-917, 'at the office of the. City Controller in the City Hall of said city from banks and trust companies, subject to examination by the State of Indiana or by the United States, and having their place of business In said city, for the receipt of a maxi
mum amount or puoiic tunas on deposit as provided for in an act of the"
General Assembly of Indiana, approv
ed March. 9, 1907. and being Chapter
222 of the Acts of 1907. page 391. Said funds to be deposited consist of the
public runds or saia city. All proposals, personal and surety .company bonds must be executed according to
official forms prepared under the 'pro
visions of the above statute. Personal
or surety company bond, or collateral bonds as security, must accompany
proposals.
The East Chicago Board of Finance.
By FRANK CALLAHAN'. President.
Attest: P. A. PARKS.
Secretary. Dec. 23-30 Jan. 8.
Miscellaneous.
WNTED The highest prices paid for gents' cast-off clothing and -shoes.
Write to A. MarkOVltz. lii-j cu.. jenerson r-hirago. 1U. 3 2:29:6
LADIES When irregular or delayed use Trlmh Pills. Safe and always depend-
ki Not sold at drug stores. Refuse
others, save disappointment. Write for
Relief and particulars, us tree, dress. National Medical Institute, waukee. Wis.
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rnrt RENT Large furn. rooms, mod-rJL-men only. Mrs. Smith. 50 Ogden
St., Hammond. Phone 12 2 7
12:30:1
FOR RENT Nicely furn. 4 tage at 292 Sibley st. Inqui
ley St., iiammouu.
4-room cot-
re 294 Sib-
12:30:3
VOR RENT Furn. room to three gent-
n. s i . . 1 - " ' J " .......
!n-ven
West Hammond.
12:30:3
ctt -Thoroughly
i-oorti-one or two gentlemen; first class prlvare'ramily. 34 W. Williams at Hammona. Phone 2353. l-.9.
T.n utrxT Furn. upper flat, modern, IOR 5n 1 , . ,i'iM, inn mndit
104 v.onuiv c.
iond.
at
st., Hammc
irrir, KENT Rooms: all modern. 106 i0arrcll Bt:.Hammond. Phone "09
T,OT, RET Three light hskg. rooms; ntrally located: must have good centrauy stte ii.m.
if.rnrrs. jv.'i-'j - . .
thond.
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,.",p tttjt Two steam heated rooms. 8311 Commonwealth ave., Indiana Harbor. 12'9"2
For Rent Flats.
FOR RENT
Fischrupp ave
Six-room fiat. Inquire 432
Whiting. iz:zs:a
v-iiT TlFNT 7-room flat, 4718 Olcott Ani.lT Friedman, 4605 Forsythe
CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILLING CO.
For Sale Motorcycles.
1916 GREAT YEARFOR TIMES (Continued from Page One)
EXCFLSTOR
18-3 models Jut arrived. The new X la a beauty. Sold on easy payments. WALZ & 8LIGER 229 State St.. Hammond, Ind1
Lost and Found.
LOST At Hammond Choral concert, part of a watch chain valued as keepsakereward for return. 1060 Hohman st or phone 1196W Hammond. 12:30:1
LOST One white wire wheel and tire between Gary and Ainsworth, Mendav night. A large, reward if returned to '417 Tyler st... Gary. Phone 21j- og ' jroq'T. Christmas day, two rabbit hounds, male and female; reward. Return to Charles Klee, Black Oak. 1 12:29:3
jjOST On State St. near Minas store, a purse containing several dollars and checks on Conkey Co.; reward. Return to Wallace hotel. Hammond. t 12:30:1
For Rent.
FOR RENT Choice office suite in O. K. Bldg. Apply at Nelson's Drug Store,
ing circulated. Jan. 31 Exclusive Ackerman interview with Admiral Von Holtzendorf. chief of German admiralty staff. First public statement he ever made and declared it was impossible for England to blockade, Germany effectively. Feb. 1 Ills' clean-up on arrival of the British steamer Appam at Norfolk, Va.. in charge of a German prize crew. Feb. 5 Exclusive story from Rome, telling of Roumania preparing to join allies. Other service,0 followed 12 to 48 hours later. . Feb. 10 Clean scoop from Washington on Lansing's threat to demand
Bernstorffs recall unless German propoganda alleging United States changed positio'n in Lusitania case ceased. February 23 Ahead t.o hours on opening of German offensive against Verdun, and also led on second day's developments opening of One of the greatest battles of the war. t
1 February 20 Clean beat of seveYal hours on sinking of French auxiliary
cruiser Provence witn loss ox i,vuu lives. March 0 Three hour beat out of Washington that Newton D. Baker to be appointed Secretary of War. Followed up with exclusive Interview from Baker .stating his views. March io Eleven minutes ahead on first announcement American troops to enter Mexico. March 15 Exclusive interview with General Funston predicting long, hard campaign to catch Villa. , March 31 Clean beat "on first report of first fight between VHistas and American forces in Mexico. April l Exclusive Aackerman story that A. L. Elkus bo appointed Ambassador to Turkey to- succeed .Henry Morganthati. ELkus was later appointed; April 27 Exclusive story from Ack
erman submarine crisis passed and that Germany would limit her opera
tions pending a satisfactory settle
April 30 Ahead throughout on Dub- ffioa Phone 127
and on actual speech. Ahead on de velopments in railroad crisis, includ
ing beat on Congressional leaders Informing President Adarnson bill would
be passed by nightfall (September 2)
averting strike.
September 4 (Labor Day).. Led
throughout and scored beat on fia:hos on Wrelsh-Whlte and Kilbane-Chaney
fights in Denver and Ohio.
September 0 Exclusive Simms in
terview with General Alexioff at Rus
sian army Imperial Headquarters.
September 22 Scoop on the first report of Germany's peace plans which
culminated in the. proposals in Decern
ber. Exclusive Keen story told of re
ports that Germany getting ready set
off a new peace kite and giving Brit
ish viewpoint.
September 28 Exclusive interview with Lloyd George In which the new
Premier said the war must go to a
knockout.
October 3 Beat on resignation of
Okuma cabinet, Tokyo.
1 October 4 Ahead on announcement Marshall Torauchi as Okuma's succes
sor, i October. 4 Ahead throughout on World's Series games. October Several hours' beat on the stories of passengers from the steamer Stephano torpedoed off Nantucket the first submarine raid off American coast.
October Exclusive Melbourne story women to vote for first time on conscription and on November 1st, exclusive story showing they favored it as strongly as men. Farmer vote defeated it. .November 2 Ahead throughout on Victor Car Istrom's Chicago to NewYork flight. Beat the paper conducting the flight several minutes on fact Carlstrom stopped at Erie. November 7 Oniy news agency that did not announce Hughes elected. "Ahead on all election reports. November il Exclusive Ackerman interview with General von Buelow,
commander-in-chief on Somme front
declaring Allies can never break through.
November 20 Clean-up on finish of
Ruth Law's Chicago to New York
flight. Another "first time" story on which United Press far ahead with
bulletin of arrival, followed by exclu
sive interview with daring woman
flier.
November 22 Clean beat on California Republican Committee's figures
complete give state to Wilson by more than 3,000 and Secretary McAtee con
ceding state to Wilson. This was fol
lowed a few hours later by Hughes
conceding defeat.
December Ahead on all features of re-opening of Congress which .was
marked by Introduction or numerous
bills directed at the high cost of liv
ing.
December 4 Exclusive statement
from Wu Ting Fang. new foreign
Minister of China, outlining China's
foreign policy', especially as regard
America. December 5 Far ahead on first suf
frage demonstration in Congress, In
history.
December o . lean Deat or hours on
efforts of Tex Rickard to match Jess
WUlard and Georges carpentier, a
"first page" sport story .
December Exclusive Ackerman
story, Rumanian front, that fall of
Bucharest was but a "matter of days."
Story filed December 3rd. Announce
ment of Bucharest's capture came in the afternoon of the day on which Ackerman's story had led editions of papers throughout the country. December 6 Two hours ahead on Bonar Law's refusal to form a new
British cabinet. December 6 Signed story by Lord NorthclifCe telling of reasons for cabinet crisis. Ahead on all developments in crisis and on: Iecemher 0 Exclusive statement by Lord Northcliflfe analyzing Lloyd George's ' selection as Premier and what his success in forming cabinet really meant to England and the United States. ' nrcember 12 Exclusive Washing-
Palraist and find help. There is no need for anyone to be unsuccessful, her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction or no cliargo. Her readings are strictly confidential. Call and consult ber free.
225 State St., Hammond. Three Doors East of Postoffice.
Qearied or Rebuilt like licrsr The Cost Is So Little tbSi Xcpair Directory gvr H be prfasipel places wfctrilMf.. ajtiol can be repaired and should be iJreiervod ia every fcooe as rs&dy gudt,
MOTORCYCLES
and BICYCLES
G. W. HUNTER 423 HOHMAN ST.
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We Stock ' r t . j
Radiator and Hood Covers.
Weed Tire Ciiains. Denatui-ed Alcohol. Steam Vulcanizing. Lake County Auto S u p p 1 y 2. A. THTEIj, PROP. 671 Son. til Hohman St., Hammond. P lions 1741.
Hammond Furniture
Hospital 328 N. HOHMAN ST. For up-to-date Upholstering, Furniture repairing. Mattress, es made to order. All work called for and delivered. Phone 248X
We repair all kinds of sewing machines at reaa onable pricea.
F. C. MILLER. 189 State St. Tel. 1790
If you are in the repair business, and you desire to increase your business, an "ad" in these f-olumns is necessary.
CALL ON STRAUBE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Foor your piano tuning or repair work, player piano work a specialty. All work done by our factory experts. Strnube xo'r'ntrci It munt be satisfactory. Pariand repair work for -all make talking machines. Try our Perfection Piano Polish. Keeps your piano bright and clean.
Stranhe 1'iano A Musi J i-
429 Hohman st. Hammond.
Phone 681.
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Sold Everywhere 520-22 Chicago Ave. Phone 266, E. Chicago, Ind.
Uimm Iron & Metal (ft MARCUS BROS., Prop. Wholesale Dealers ia IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY
Offices' -340 Indiana Ave, Yard Sohl St. and India
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it much
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hts strict
rch 28. the
3e nan w
iad lminedi-
jt account-
bqoent ein-
1 ne Liu-
rtis. tee
would be
ind red men,
ree pavskins oi fe. VbU '
-lies At the Jwart irT'crfy
" There u, howereT, a parellel for the kind of 'interest aotpepneern Preaident Wilson ha tbas shewn for 'op
pressed men, and piuxtu women and children.' Bat we have to go for it, not to hi.torr. trot to flction. His atU-
at tlier
walea
t
--rUinX.
refused to re-enlist Bwtauee. ofrfe on-
satitf actory condition of on- mihtary laws at this moment and above ail, 'because of the shameful' mishsndlicg of the miliUry forces daring thj past three years, if the recent rate f recruiting ia a sample, "it will take. fia years to increase,. our amy btz. as
Somethin
Very Interestis-i
For AdvertiaSeraS
tlifnugh at r.o-V
i'.fficulty. the
both vfinis.".
for the LiStvf
be.ii; v tr, V fi
Bargain hunters will cut out YOUR ad if YOU advertise. ' If you don't advertise theydon'tknowyouthat's all. When you do advertise you carry your store to THEM.
THE TIMES will send
an advertising solicitor to
you any time.
3100 31 OI 3102
eiso
That we were io daily aXngeV-orTthe mvtrsnrtrt geff.ral tie-np-oT-rcar ... - aIik a - - Ma Aha n r. w
tee ib ir the vital interest aot honor of
the cnaAtry menaced aad Cbe Sag of the United. Ststea atatsed with impuntty. -. -
cm-
alir
1-.s.a aid tnai me were ia-ery
transoortatinn eveters of the country
for it meant the possibility ef actual death br cold of hundreds of thousands
of our people. At that time the great
and wealthy mine ownera, backed by
bead li. the wealthiest and most
ilr-oad
fi-
C!V
w
r
4
raL".x
stnv-:;
reeds rve? tries; ndl. roast be very
all the corA,
cigm-nnur j
issue is a:
&w, witijj
knowledt
hour day I
invoked n
The ts
one that eo
that" can be
investigation'
of marry impoJ
I beliave m
a.l and eoci
the ideal strive.
"I UXlrfr
hi?b in
ticg in
it to inta
hours an i
tnlv after
merely uud
Moreover t'p
stated. -
"The
reaiiy- "(:r
nominal 1
be for
pears thi
iiianoed x
hours' lan
for tbe ei.
overtime
When j
ef such si
the publics
insist thj-'
nublic.
tration, th
the gove
conducted th
wlU get all
ore the xeJ
reserrtatives;
tlon they
"Thesg
actual
nprveld ij
tion frori
tions in
ployers t
these grea
asserted
roe throw
puouc f-ublic
it, becaul
regrardin oountry.
from
If 3
ave., East Chicago.
12:9:S Hammond. 3.:-j:o
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