Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 135, Hammond, Lake County, 27 November 1917 — Page 11

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Alter August I3tb, slfied advertisements as oTtr telephone and at ths offlca within 5 on all displaced with not paid fox days, an ad ditional cfcarg-e of ten cents will ba made fcr collection. Ths test service cua be given our patrons by br'ngLag all classi&ed advertisements to ovu office and paying for same and save collection charge. LAKB COTESTTT PTO. tc PTTB CO. TIMES KIWSPAPIE3. Aug:. G, 1917. Wanted Male Help. W" N T Fl D Boys over 16 yars for lignt laotury work, biung school certificate, ir-a-.&na. Box Co., Eaet Chicago. 10-J-tf MEN WANTED Ar Gibson transfor; steady work; good wages. Take i-ary nr. get off L. C. L. 'Apply to nor xl foreman. 10-23-tf WANTED Aii elderly man for janitor; and doorman at Bijou theatre. Apply ' after 7 p. m. ll-.O-tl j WANTED Two Hungarian, one Pol'sh, one Servian and one Slavish -.peanuts men. exper.ence n-n nces.a lor liRni : o itside work; roust jri Calumet dist r.ct; be w !1 c;ua:n ii ; Rood pay tor llio st; j n person fiom i to I who qua Hi y. Apply t p. m. A.-k toi Mr. Komi acK, a4 t. r.iEast Chicago. 11 HI t I ' An experienced raau.'nrur ; who knows city. Bakor. o4o iiomui . Hammond. ll-JO - WANTED Boy with bicycle b telegrams: SUiVoO month and 1 d.-'ivt'r rand service. Western c inon Ifammond. 11 -2(iWANTED Strictl v sober handy man or !arre bov for worK around louse, i r-i Pctn.n-onr 14 1 Siblev St. Ham mond. 1 1-7-1 WANTED Clerk; 18 to 20 years of a.e: prefer one with some experience m Tdant storehouse. Good atartmtr salary .vpFitrnt chances for advancement m i-lr-hf mrtv. Address. R. C. Tomes. Hammond. 11-27-3 WANTED Men to work .in grocery a'"1 market. Call Frank Phillips. 625 Calumet ave. Phone 2t:i. Hammond. 11-27-1 WANTED Fireman: stationary; s eady anrlr mnciA nav. W. IS. t'onkoy Co.. jraoimotid. i !-: LAF.OKERS WANTED At on fcr inside work (n various depts. W. K. Conkey i"o. Hammond. 11-27-1 WANT ED Two laths hands. Apply Supt. Wm. Cira.ver Tank worKS, ii Cuiw ii Chicago. II-7-2 i VA NTED Boys. Hammond. Enterprise B: d r -o. 11-27-1 Wanted Female Help. WANTED A. housekeeper: must tie fond of children: good home f..-r th rrht party. Address, "W," Times. Gary. Ind. 11-21-tt W. rub woman; saliry $12 10 per wee I lammond :. Tiiou;re, Lake County Times. Euilding. U-2 1-tf WANTED-- Experienced ti cutter & sewer. Apoiy Ouuaby Curie 3 Hir Works. East Cmcago. U-2"-3 WANTED Kady of ab:li'y to manage bu.si.iess. Please jrive home addrt ss. d'ires. J. C., care of Times. Hammond. 11-26-2 WANTED 1 or 2 lady f'arhr to room. With or without breakfast. T'hon r.d.'.fe Hammond. lt-2,-2 WANTED Stenographer: at least on ear' experience- good edi cation, t Chicasro. State salary. Address-. 1' V . rare Times. 1 1-27-1 W'TED A woman to do washing. Ens Hohman St. I'hone 232". Hammond. 11-27-1 V,'NTED Girl for office work. One good in figures. Q. V., Times. Hammond. J 127-1 oung lady to work in pho- . i ...li.. -ilK pvTsnr't-.rn'O Togratoi m"' " ''- P: TO of erred. (ail at an 03kiv a e. postof r:ee. iiatnmon'i. n-ii-i lesladies and cash girls for our tov department. Apply Friday m.. to Mr." Green Lion Store. 11-27-2 W-NTED Girl for general housework. jr,0 S. Hohman St. Hammond. 11-27-1 Situation Wanted. WANTED Plain and an experienced dre fancy f-ewing by smaker at your home or mine. Mrs. st. Hammond. Prince, 1,23 E. Iotv 11-24-2 W ANT WASHING At home 601 Siblv 11-26-2 si I'hone Hammona. W7VTED To do washingand ironing it home. . 604 State st. I'hone 27.06. Hammond. 11-27-1 Lost and Found. LOST f emale Boston Ptinno?. wnite j face. sc3r back of right ear. Finder please phone X140. Reward. li-24-tf j,( ST Yukon Fox last Saturday alighting from Chicago car. Stale and Hohn an sf; re'nrn St. Andrews reetory. Phone 217. West Hammond. 11-24-3 LOST Female lioston buldog, brown with white lace, scare back of right ear Finder please rhone 214": reward. 11-27-tf . Fi'CND "ow: owner may have same bv paying or this ad. and feed. A. Baker. 4834 Kennedy ave. East Chicago 1 1-27-1 For Sale Automobiles. AFT" PA I N TIN G F i r . t painting, prices rcas. Michigan ave. Hatiti:t'(l. 1 M 11 FOR SAKE Good celb.-nt comj'.tio rhone 1 469 llamm pass Overland; exi u 1 1- tqu'-pnea. i id. at once. 11-0-5 ( FOR S A EE -new, used H-hman px. -- .-passenger four months. H am mi md. t Hiring c a r ; Barber, .', ii-:? F"R SAKE roalst-r. i Hammond. A ee pr-i Bar! Mltv o 16 r e w Hoh Dodge nan st. 1 1-2H-5 l'OR SALE Overland touring car; good i "cil'li'ion lor L'l i',iK,t;u. i ii"iu- .11 u 11-26-3 FOR SAKE One Davis Sedan 7-pass. c.'.r: good as i.e-.v: ns.ed for dem. lustration oe'v. Will sell at a bargain, also s.-co'i'l-band -pass, 4--,vlmder 1 ft 1 5 ii'iv-.'l Bunk, newiv overhauled and e.a p it s. I-" a Indiana Harbor. cnc. Ind i.-mn .a rage I hone 2t2. 11-27-2S eod For Rent Flats. Fc I KENT fi-ro-. ;ipt heat; come fiat : Rimb ici n e. er- , and eh S'a:e mond. Line; 00. I'hone 1172.T Ham-11-27-1 ",, . I f 1 a t : g a s . ' 11-27-3 I j ! j FOR RENT 4 -room uprier IS' oaK st. Hammond. For Rent. FOR RENT Private brick garage. SS Carroll st. Cail af'er 5 p. m.. cr rhone S1SM. Hammond. 11-26-2

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Real Esieie Bargains J iFCR S KI-2 n Hi,!, 3 m !e from Ren-j ; ton Ifirhor, M-ch., two huiisf?, larzej I barn, other . in k fru.t; high j t farm improvements; good for Mibd;Vi- i j ". "ill s!I 1 or 2) acrfs. 8e I ! J" Trotter. Tnd'ima Harbor. Marks i ' Phin!, ru'i: loslHiiiant 11 .1 6 FOR SALE 40 acres garden land. Rruom house, and barns. 2 miles .as; of ifV 1 1 ..... i , liwO.,-..,. H-iity V. Cerla'oh. Hammond. i 1-26-2 FOR S.Ui "Two iiM-i" lots where m v ,U se burned with will take $35' garaite at 4 1... 15 3 id ft. for both: won I pa II ". 4 ! rivinf-nl. lnuui'-e 1 53 rd si, iii1 1-2-1-2 Ion ii s. i; '"ml. Hmii1. I0"rd si, !i..Oifoil SAKE S liiing rium-.s lestl n ard i: Pr. byl, 72'( 15 line w i'h four o iots. t'ornor '. Iti'i-iin . Mrs. si. Hammond 11-17- 1 mo eod ml Jfc QT-X-.Ilt Furnished Rooms

Jmmum from date, providing for atEOE r.EXT Or will sh.i-e flat I torney's fees and without relief from 'uns conrde crop'ioyed. 12"$ a iprfi i ment law s. and all seeeured bv Whiunp. I h. ne S9J. ll-22- J a first mortKag upon t!,., ral estate.

Ft') )Mf w i III Fear! St. Ft Hi REN T Kh rue modern oonvenieio I'hor.e E'2jM. Ilamm front room: s. b Kind io'h nd. 11-24 all a e. if j E I". EENT 2 rooms famished for Mav st. Phone 11-20-2 hi hotts-keep!ng. 43 I. Hammond. 0 7 if 1'i'U RENT 2 rooms furnished for 'inht bous---kep!iiK ; no children. :pji Slbb-y si. Hammcnd. 1 1-26-1 1-OU KENT 2 clean rooms for KtrbJ b-'iisf keepinif ; cnt rally lo.-aied. " Hohman st. rhunc 2 j 7 4 , H:imti:ond. 11-27-1 l'Oll KENT 2 rooms, toilet and pantry. m rear. 76 Plummcr ave. Phone !22M. Hammond. 11-27-T FOE KENT 1 furnished urn: pcntletrnn profern' iner st. Hammond. room: modd. 477 Sum-11-27-2 FOP. RENT 4 small lieht inff rooms: electro, ba'U ,rS7 Sibley st. Hfmmpnd, house keepno child ei. 1 1-27-1 For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SAKE Eirede.iir.d diamonds and SI!road wat"hc. Kesser's Rellaole Ixuin I.'ai.k. E5 Stats si.. Hammond. Open ttealngs. 4-13-tlT tCEWSMAEl FEED A KXri!fQ CX, 11 Clinton st Phone S73J. Cast Chlcao. rbo.oe IZH. t-ll-lcs FOR SAKE Corn in atalk, averaging 5 busii-.'.s an acre, at $25 an ai'ii, Wm. Demik. iijer, Ind. Phone "0.1 2;. 1 I II 8 EN IT i " RE ; . W h . 1 1 ii sr. FOR SAKE 1203 Pearl Phone ,V.K 11-22-6 FOE" SAKE Karte ' inch tir-pot, first r.a. Forsyth a c. riotife i'ibu rner, 1 Scondit'.on. 41'" ( East. I'iiunn1. 11 2 1 FOR SAKE S-ft. exttnsion round dining tabic. 374 Sibley sc. Hammond. 11-26-2 FOR S AKE E'autifu mar." -any piano and bench; sold at great sacrifice, fall flat A Sh.j Huhman st. Hammond. Ind. 11-27-2 FOE SALE Walnut Fi piano, $77. 0'"'. Call ZZi inond. cher upright Vine st. Ham-11-27-4 POTATOES - Car from Valkeri m. Ind., free from fros'. $1.4;. per bushel at ir, or 1.7.i delivered. George Michling. t'aiumet team track, at Distillery. Or phone ln.KW. Hammond. 11-27-2 I'R SA I.K ho. ro! t Jewel gas range; good as new. S7,. 254 Michigan ave. Phone 036M. Hammond. li-27-2 FOR SAKE Household goods and 25 yards liiKleum in 1 pi-ce. 2T7 Sihlcy st. Harnmond. 11-21-2 FORSAKE Mattresses of all grades. Retail ut wholesale prices. Metropolitan Merc. Co., 66 Plummer ave. Hummono. 10-10-tf FOR SAKE Will sacrifice beautiful golden oak phonograph and records. Phonograph is 41 inches and will play 1HI1 com i ouio make terms, tail .: Pine st. Hammond. I i - ... -4... "Wanted to Rent. WANTED Single furnished room with private family; , odern, cent rally located, for one gen' ieman. ddress IX. C. Scdcv, care of Times. Hammond. 11-26-2 WANTED Three or 4 furnished rooms for light, housekeeping, near So Hohman. Address. 1" M, Times. Hammond. 11-26-3 WANTED Furnished apartment or small house, or rooms with board for man. wife and 2 children. Address. F 23. Times. Hammond. 11-26-2 WANTED i'f young couple, no children, furnished rooms for light housekeeping in East Chicago. Call 722J. E. Chichgo. U-27-1 WANTED 2 or 3 modern rooms' for lisht housekeeping- I'hone DR0M. Hammond. 11-27-1 For Rent Houses. FOR RENT S-ronm house with. gas. electric- lights, steam heat and bath. 411S E. Plnniit r ac. call at 44 1 Drackert st, between 7 and if p. m. H.t.nmond ll-6-3 FOR RENT 6-room furnished house with bear. South side. Address H S. Times. Hammond. 11-27-1 Wanted to Buy. WA N TE1 Old False Teeth. Don't matter if broken. I pay $2 00 to $1" per ;e'. Send by parcel post an.' receive the-k bv return maii. K. Macer, 2007 S. Fifth St. Fhilcdalyhia, Pa. 11-14-12 W NTED To buy 20n or 2 n 0 account. McKasker. credit register W. H. Rorn.s, 3603 Farrish ave, Indiana Harbor. 11-22-tf Miscellaneous. PIANO LESSNS R-igtim in 20 lessens, guaranteed !e.. Gre-en. F'hone 22?6. Hammond. 11 Kimoacn. v 1 1-25-6 THB ST ANTON-BROWN -HESS CO. insurance. Renting, ivei iwiai'-. - 24 Broadway. Gary. rhone .,-;4. S-pecia, attention given I" Renting. W'e solicit ih agency' for yojr property. 11-25-6 Room and Board. FOR KENT Room with hoard for 2 gentleman: convenient t" Standard I Stee'. I'o.ikev's and C.ihM..ji. Phone K08R. ! between 6 and 8 p- Hammond. 11-26-3 LEGAL NOTICES RE' "FIVER'S SAKE. Notice Is herebv given that the undcrsigned. Ueeeiver. by virtue of fen c-rder of the Iuke Superior Court of Indiana. will on Tuesday. I.Vcembor 4. 1917. at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day. at the office of the Lake County Savings &- Trust Company, on the Southeast corner of Stat" and Hohman Streets in the City of Hammond. Lake County,

!ale r ribed public hii. ti. n real cstat to. w It :- - Lots One (!) and Two 1 2 1 . Block Three '). Oostlin Webbs Harrison Park Addition to the. City of Hammond." I.nke r"un:. Indiana, tog-ether with the unfinished brick apartment building erected thereon, nnd together with all matrj ial now on said premises, said building being atii intended to be the same bi;iluj ins which has been erected by the Olson I So.ofes. Company, and which is located ; on Southeast corner of Waltham Street i and rark r:oe in th ( iiy of Hammond. Indiana, the same to be sold free of all hens, tho receiver reserving the . ... (, ' .'J'V. .IHJ CTIL'I 111 UIUJ TEEMS Of SAKE. The rurchas. r must i.v all cash on date r.f sal or at least one-third tah and the badance in two eaual installj menls. one payable in three months and one in six month" from date of sal. 1h j deferred payments to be evidenced by i promissory notes payable to the ord ir ' of the Keceiver with interest thereon ! at tlu rBt' of ir re"t (r) rr and the sale, when made will be made subject to the approval and confirmation of the Lake Superior Court. KAKE COENTT SAVINGS & TKl'ST COMPANY. Receiver. 11-27-1 NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. No' ice is herthy given to the dti-r-ris ..f t'ne City of Gary, Kake County, Indiana, that I, the undersigned, am a male inhabitant. resid nt and citizen cof said City, and am over the age of twenty-on years and a resident of said City for more than one year last ! past, and am a qualified voter thereof. That 1 intend to renew a retail liquor license granted to the undersigned, by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, at their December, 1916 session, the same being a license to sell intoxicating, spiritous. vinous and malt liquors at retail in loss quantities than five gallons at a time to be drunk on the premises, and wil". make application to the said Foard at its December. 1017 session, to renew said license at the following paremises, to-wit: The ground floor front room of a two-story brick building situated on lot 14. block lc, Chicago. Tolleston. Land & Investment Company's Third Addition to Tolleston, now Gary. Indiana. Said room where liquors will be sold is 2 3x2b"xlt fee-, has glass front, front and side entrance and faces on Jefferson, street, a public highway in the city of Gary, InJiana. Nov iri-29-22 MIKE PETE. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE ('Ol'NTy. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. NOVEMBER TERM, WILLIAM AIILBORN VS. CARRIE L. MATHEWS ET AL. CAUSE 16601. ACTION TO QUIET TITLE AS TO LOTS 7. 11. 12 AND 13. BLOCK 1. f EAST LAWN ADDITION TO THE CITT OF HAMMOND, LAKE COUNTY, INDI-VNA. Now- comes the Plaintiff by K. X. FJsehler, attorney, and files his com plaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person showing that the defendants. Carrie L. Mathows and John F. Mathews, her husband, Harry Silverman and Silverman, his wife, whose true christian name is unknown: Roman Joklinskl and Jokltnski. his wife, whose true christian name is unknown: Toman Joklinski and Joklinsk', his wife, whose true christian name is unknown; John Lavene and Lavene. his wife, whose true christian name is unknown; Walsh, his 'wife, name is unknown, Kozla, his wife, rame is unknown John W. Walsh, whose true christian Frank Kozla and whose true christian heirs devisees, lega tees, and distributees of each and all of the aforesaid defendants, vim may be deceased, the names of cuoh and nil of said hejrs. devisees, legatees and distributees are unknown to plaintiff are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of jaid action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term cf said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 15th day of January. A. No. 126. FUBIISHGD STATEMENT TKXJST COMPANY A. J. SWANSON. President. A. H. TAPPER. Vice-President. H. O. REISSIG. Secretary. II. O. REISSIG. Treasurer. Condensed Statement of cf the the condition AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Hammond in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business cn Nov. 20. 1917. At RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $303, 276. 35 Overdrafts 955.73 Bonds and Stocks S5,5S$i.09 Furniture and Fixtures 9,0i0.00 'ther Real Estate 4,720.00 Advances to Estates and Trusts 7,763. 06 Due from Departments 1, SIS. 92 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 13,303.07 Cash on Hand 16.776.60 Cash Items 3.066.34 Trust Securities 11,500.00 Taxes and Interest Faid and Expense 5.253.74 Total Resources $413,034.80 X.I A.B IUTIZ S. Capital Stock paid in $100,000.00 Surplus 4,075.37 Interest. Discount and Other Earnings 6.77S.38 ma nd Deposits. Except Banks 237.1S8 53 Savings Deposits. Except Banks 63.019.17 Certified Checks 255,33 Due to Banks and Trust Companies 1.717.08 i "ash Over .36 Total Liabilities $413,034.80 State of Indiana. County of Lake, ss: I. 11. O Keisstg. Secy, and Treas. of the American Trust & Savings Bank of Hammond, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. H. O. REISSIG. See'y-Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me. November. 1917. My this 26th day of commission expires Jan. 2. 1918. JOEL S. BLA'-'KMUN, Notary Public.

Indian, offer for the following des'

D. 1 9 1 S. the same beinir the 2nd day of the next term of paid Court to h begun and held in the Court House. Roo.it 2. at Hammond, in said County mid Slate on the 2nd MondaC of January. A. I. 191S. said action will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hund and affix the Sea! of said Court, at Hammond, this 19th day of November. A. D 1517. HERBERT K. WHEATON.

By Clerk K. S EOS' 'OE HEM STOCK. Deputy Clerk. Nov l'0-27 Dec 4 1917 Days News In Gary The best program of the year was given yesterday afternoon by the Musical club in the T. M. C. A. Mrs. Kohler. who made her firs' appea ranee for this year, showed a de.-ided improvement in her already remaikable voice. Her rendition of "In Italy" completely captivated tho audience. .Mrs. Alice Geer Ferguson. whose interpretative ability probably exceeds that of any vocalist m town, sang her three numbers with great fe. ljn. nnd brought out all the emotional qualities and possibilities :n the songs. Mrs. Clara Edmunds Hemingway sang three numbers in her usual charming manner, the "Seng of Autumn' being exceptionally favored. Mrs. Eva D-.edeij, ioiinist, gae the "Valsette". by Eorowski, and Mrs. Fanny Amstutz Roberts played the OUibeig Sonata" in R Flat minor. Mrs. Roberts j a splendid musician, aijd her number was thoroughly enjoyed. Tho program concluded with a piano solo by Albert Hipley. Tile next meteing will Ik held the evening of Dec. 17, in the T. M. O. A. The Windsor, club held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. McAdoo in Tyler street. Five hundred was played during the afternoon, Mrs. C. Shepard holding high score. Tho next mtet-r-g will be held with Mrs. C. P. Nuppnau. 6th avenue and Massachusetts street. Mrs. J. D. Long, 631 Madison street, entertained the Breakfast club at her home today. The llheimer Symphony orchestra will hold its regular meeting tonight at S o'clock, at the Scofleld home. 661 Iraware street. All members are urged to be present. Before the largest audience that ever witnessed their performances, the Gary Orpheus club g.ive their sixth annual eoncrt last evening, in the Gary theatre. The entire house was sold out and the friends of the club gave enthusiastic approval of the splendid work and results the club shows. The program opened with the "Viking Song." Colridge Taylor, song hy the club. It was stirring, and full of movement. The second number "Mighty l.sJc a Rose" by a quartette exhibited fine harmony. The fourth number, by Redmond and Gordon, presented a delierhtfnl mirnrics Ari . , . , ... i don who sane Tosti's GooHhv- er-nni-' panied on the cornet by Mr. Redmond, was charming. She possesses a clear ringing soprano voice, has poise arid a. pleasing stage presence. In fact she rroved quite Irresistible to the audience, who demanded encore after encore to all her numbers. The two most beautifully rendered numbers of the rluh were in unison and wore "Keep tho Home Fires Burning." and "Come Where the Billies Bloom." Thee were heartily applauded and displayed ex-tllent harmony, technique and rhythm. The fea-

('tarter No. S193. Reserve District No. 7. REPORT OF TOE CODITIO'V OF THE CITIZENS' GERMAN NATIONAL BANK AT IUMMOD, IN TIIK STATE OF INDIANA, AT THE CLOSE OF Bl SINE'S ON NOVEMBER SO, UM7.

REKOl Loans and discounts Acceptances of other banks discounted

Overdrafts i unsecured') I". S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) HOf'.O'x'i.OO I . S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged to secure posts.1 savings deposits ipar value).. 123.0'i".i"iO Total I'. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds and certificates of Indebtedness Liberty Ixan Bonds, unpledged. per cent and 4 per cent 1 52.40.o Liberty Loan Bonds, pledged to secure V. S. and other deposits, 3'j per cent and 4 cel.' Bonds other than V. S. bonds pledged to secure postal savings deposits 45. "no On Securities other than V. S. bonds imU including stock?) owned unpledged Hi'.?,4 1.07 Total bonds, securities, etc Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stoolv.... Stock of Federal Reserve Rank (50 per cent ,f j:,'tiscrlptioni Furniture and fixtures Real estate owned other than banking house Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash in v ault and net amounts d ie from fiatioti it banks Net mounts due frrm banks, hankei.-! and trust companies other than included in Items 13, 14 and 15 Exchanges for clearing house Total of Items 14. 15. 16. 17 and 1 S $ 1 !'.(( 1 4 s. t Cheeks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bsnk and other cash items Redemption fund with C. S. Trea mi er a nd die fiou U. S. Treasurer Interest earned but not collected ( app: ox ..na te t TOTAL I I A IIII.ITIF". Cepitai sioek paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits $ 21.i:;2 4 .Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid 14.329.36 Interest and discount collected but not eaTed "approximate) Circulating notes outstanding Net ajhiounts due to banks, bunkers and trust companies 'other than included in 20 ,,r 31) Derniind depositsi Individual deposits subject to ihe-k Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 das (other than money borrowed) Certified checks Cashier's checks outstanding Deposits requiring notice but less than 30 days.... Total demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve. Items 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 3S. 3" and 40 6-6. '.'25. 1 I Certificate of deposit (other than for money borrowed) Postal savings deposits Other time deposits War loan deposit account 33,373.25 Other United States deposits, including deposits in U. S. disbursing officers 1 25.'""..f h Liabilities other than those above stated

TOTAL

state of Indiana, County of Lake, sa: I, II. M. Johnson, Cashier of the above-named bank, dr. solemnly swear that'

the above statement is true to the best Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of November. 1917. P. A. PARKER. Notary Public. My commis.'ion expires Sept. 21, 1321.

ture of the evening wes the "Cross HowSong" from "Robin Hood." by William McDonald, who formerly eas affiliated with the !nk,n:an nnd who also sang for the Columbia Ho cord people. In his encore- Mr. McDonald suns an octave lover than the ordinary voice range. At the close of the program the. entile audience rose and sang "The Star Spangle Banner," with true patriotism and ap-

j peal. 1 The Altar Oudd of Christ Episcopal i'hurc-h met yesterday afternoon for a ).vcia! time at the home of Mrs. Harry : Hail. 733 Filmore street The tickets I which were being .-old in books f.oi the Art theater were lepc.rted on. and jthe proceeds from their sale turned in. I The largest crowd of the season at- ! tended the Guild dance last night at ft he Commercinl il'ib. About eighty couples were present, and the party j was pronour cod a decided success. Miss jiPn.rieii.-e Wo..d. chairman of the cotnI mittee, announced that a dance would be given dining Urn holidays, the proleeeds .." w hi. h would be donated i i the Red Crc.s. The satr.e invitation M.t w ill be used as previously, and no iH.rkets i.ti be transferred. McKel- ; vy"s full orchestra will play for the i u ff a i r. j Miss Katherine James of '"hi. a:i "a as an out-of-town guest at the dance last evening. Miss Mary Nassenstein was p'.easI'antly surprised last evening with a ! party in honor of her birthday, given at the home of Miss Helen Smith. 76" jlv.in Buren s'reet. About forty young women, memoers of the Young Ladies' I Modality of Holy Angels' church, w ere I resent. The evening was spent in dancing and playing games, and rerreshment. were .served before the 1 guests left for their homes. Miss 1 Nassenstein received a number of I lovely gifts from Iter friends. Much preparation is being given tol ward making the dance at the Emer son school tomorrow evening a great success. There will be special music, novelty dan' es and amusement for all. The public i most cordially invited to attend the affairs, which are given weekly. p 13 EE ESS E22I 8K3 C3Q B Q3 I 5 LOANS jj $o t$100 now. st such rates and terms that no one need go without the money they want. Repay in small weekly or monthly iustal--r.ents and interest stops the day vou settle. It pay to borrow 'rem us. $10 cos's ,35e for one month. Other amounts at same ratio. If you own furniture, a piano or other chattels or have sleady employment, we make you a loan cu your own note. LOANS OX WATCKrS XXD DIAMONDS. i 0 LOANS ANYWHERE IN CALUMET DISTRICT. g Lake Co. Loan H Co. S I 1 93 Klmbacn Block (Ovir Lion Store,) Hammond, Ind. Phone 28 E BSC BSE SuSl 33 535 B3 B RCES. . $733. 6 4 1. SI 2 noo.rto $ 795.641,31 206.44 $ 225,000.00 K'2.4i'0.-'() $ 156.45 4.07 7.597.47 4.200.00 S 500. CO 2. 601. 21 ." ! 3S.-.46 j 1 :.("' 02. 3 3 i 1.376. '"7 7.576.43 1.43 S. OOO.il "1 2t'.0'nl.()') .$1.27.13!.33 $ t 0-3.ftiifi..in i 4 1. colli on i 7.io,.t, j r.ini.nn j ?3. 3. ifi.'io ! S 7.7 KV!'6 of)5.?ft$. 1 (5 i j ! "iT..:iif :.i !.,i2'i. 7 ( ; 2.6S7.10 ! i.-..:i)n nd i 1 I 35.7:6.79 37.P3 22 30,071.23 i:.S.:l73 25 S3. 5."; 7.59 . . $ 1.627,13; of my knowledge and belief. II. M. JOHNSON. Cashier. CORRECT Attest; F. R. SfilAAF, '. K. STINSON. ANTON H. TAPPER. Directory.

BOARD HOLD MEETING. At the meeting of th-. board of works of East Ohiceco held yestordiy at the

city nan, outs wer? received fur the j improvement of Grasselli avenue from I Chicago avenue to the .jorth I;n(, of lot 42. block 23. The paving will be .mi cretr-. The b,! Wrrc r follows: Campbell Construction Co, $j s.-, p(.r squar yard for pavins,. 1 cents per foot for sidewalks: 50 cents per lineal foot for sewer pipes: $27 for water services. Shea Co. bid J2.a per square yrd for paving; 16 cents for sidewalks and 2t for waier services. The bids were referred to the cuy engineer for examination and tabulation. MEETING SET FOR WEDNESDAY NOON The following notice has been ?nt out to about 150 citizens and civic workers in East Chicago: "On Wednssday noon, November 2Sth at the Phillips Hotel, corner Chicago and Olcott avenues. an open meeting of the Chimber of Commerce w.:i b heid to discuss matters of city sanitation. Representatives of the state board of health and the local board will be present ." As stared in the notice this is an open meeting and ail citizens interested are invited to be present. Only those that reserve plates by 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, however, can be assured of seats. TRIAL SET FOR NOV. 30. The trial of Mike Boena of East Chicago, for the double murder of Karol Szilagvi and Mrs. Julia Szilagyi at 4725 rod avenue, that city, has been set for I-riday, Nov. 30. at Crown Toint Subpoenas have been received bv Police Sergeant Solomon and rVliee Captain Sam Oisking to appear as witnesses in this case on that day. RAFFLE OFF DEAD MAN'S MOTORBIKE The motorcycle belonging to the de-4.'-Alexander avenue. V,t on was raffled off yesterday and about $250 REPORT OF THE

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT HAMMOND, N THE STATE OF INDIANA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUS. NESS ON NOVEMBER 20, 1917. U RFSflllprre

Loans and discounts (except those Bhown on b & c) II lotai loans Xotes and bills rediscounted'ToW Foreign Bills of Exchange or Drafts R0ld with indorsement of this bank, not shown undr Hem d above (see Itm 55c) N-onp Overdrafts, secured, $ : unsecuredV I2.S59 92 U. S. Bonds (other than I m.,.. b i- ...

I K. s. Bonds deposited to secure i value)

V. S. bonds and certificates of indeb't'edn to secure U. S. deposits (par value) Total U. S. bonds (other than " Liberty r v . , Bonds) and certificates erf indebtedness Liberty Loan Bonds, unpledged, C'i per cent and 4 per cent Liberty Loan Bonds. ' pledged other deposits. 3Vi per cent and 4 per rent..

Bonds other than V. s. bonds pledged

uT;uoi;r Bonds other than U. S. "bonds pi edged To secu"re pokI tal savings deposits Securities other than U. S." bonds ''(not'"'inciudTng . stocks) owned unpledged Total bonds, securities, etc Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 50 per "cent of 8ubtion) Real estate owned other than banking 'housq Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process" of "collection (not available as reserve) Cash in vault and net amounts due froni'"naMonai banks Exchanges for clearing; house Total of Items 14 15 16 17 and IS ! Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and "due from U. S. Treasurer Other essets, if any "

TOTAL

LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $ Puipius fund I ndivided profits IS Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid ' 13 Interest and discount collected but not earned (approximate) Amount reserved for all interest accrued Circulating notes outstanding Xet amounts due to National backs .."" Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies (other than included in 30 or 21)

lotal of items 31 and 32 Demond depoits( other tbzn bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days t other than for money borrowed) Certified checks ; Total demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 33 34 35 36 37 bS 39 and 40 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 dft-ys ,or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): Certificates of deposit .(other than for money borrowed) Postal savings deposits Other time deposits Total of time deposits subject io Reserve, Items 41 42 4-. and 41 : United States deposits (other than postal savings ; Other United Stales deposits, including deposits of V. S. disbursing officers Bills" payable, with Federal Reserve Bsnk .... Liabilities other than those stated above

Total Liabilities for rediscounts, including Federal Reserve Bank (fee Hem Id) Total contingent liabilities (55 a.

Siate of Indiana. County of Lake, ss; I. V. C. Helrran. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ' W. c. BELMAN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me CORRECT Attest: this 2Gih dav of November, 1917. A. M. TINNER. DAVID T. EMERY, J. N. BECKMAN, Notary Public. PETER W. MEYN, CommisMon expires Aug. 24. 1919. Directors.

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$20.00 to $300.00 Oar "Twenty-Payment Flan" will be a big saving to you. $2.00 Is the mo. payment on f 30 snd 12.50 is the mo. payment on J50 No Charges You Get Full Amount Borrowed. W'e are licensed and boaded to the Stat of Indiana. Loans on Furniture. Picnos, Victrolas, Live Stock and Office Fixtures. PROVIDENT LOAN COMPANY 148 end 150 East State Street. Panama Bldg. Hammond, Indiana.

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realize for the parents. The holder of the successful ticket was Sam Vitale. licet No. 276. Vitale is now In the army stationed "somewhere in the iouth." Communication will be addressed to him and the motorcycle held subject to his orders. DeRosa, died as a result of injuries received while riding his motorcycle in the country.

EAST CHICAGO TO HAVE NEW LIGHT SYSTEM East Chicago will change its ornamental lighting system. substituting 'he one light equipment for thi threelight electroliers. Plans and specifications are now in preparation which will provide for the removal cf every pest now in use between corners and the substitution ou the rema.ning posts of one bulb nitrogen lights in place of the three lights now existing. This movement has been eontempla--ed for some time because of the high cost and comparative inefficiency of the present system. Some of the new lights are now in use on Guthrie street an I they are not only much less expensive to maintain but they are far superior to the three-light clusters. It is estimated that the change wi.l cost the city tbout $2,50.i but that the saving the first year will amount to fully $1,900. THE STORK AT GARY. . A son was born last evening to Mrs. R. MacCiosky, 923 West Eighth avenue. Mrs. MacCIosky is in the Mercy hospital. Mrs. Robert Knox, 709 Jefferson ftreet. gave birth to a daughter this morning in the Mercy hospital. A baby girl was born to Mrs. George Craig, 304 East Sixth avenue. Sundsv afternoon in, the Sawyer Maternitv hospital. DR. HAinOJ. Dr. Haidos. who is now stationed in the base hospital at Camp Grant in Rockford. visited with Dr. an Mr. R. J. Dvorsky, 1701 Eroadwar, over the weeK-ena. CONDITION OF ...bo ,365 $27.05 ,827.05 121,000.011 1 244.57.05 2.859.92 circulation (par w-i 1-50, 87, 123, 50, 157, 340. ,000.00 ,500.00 000.00 ,000.ro 000.no C'00.00 427.40 .37,500.00 173,000.00 to secure U. S. 645,427.40 9.750.00 3.166. S? 1,95S.C"J 208,75.78 1,646.85 :i2,361.6f) 6.471.37 7,500.00 58.73 $2,552,060.08 $ 150,000.0(1 175.000.00 3,565. 25 4,777.36 4.952.21 14S.fi 00.00 25.560.04 32,112.04 700.23' 134.08 57,672.01 11,708.47 44.785.80 4,014.56 960,:0S.?3 1 56,606. ;j6 105,831.18 605,758.01 $68,195.55 124.2S7.46 124,287.4; 50,000.00 4,501.34 those with 2,552,060.0S 121.000.00 b and c) $ 121.000.00 Call. Write or Phon 823. 0 .Ml, -J''.l.y.'

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