Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1918 — Page 7

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assmec A charge of 10 certi for collection will be made far all classified advertisements phoned to this offlc and not paid for within. tlve d-ys. WantedMale Help WANTED Men steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and I. H. B. Tracks. , tf WANTED Bey to make himself useful about jewelrv store: must have references. 65 State St.. Hammond. 8-lfc-tt WANTED Man with some txpertence in blsst furnace operation; long hours; Sunday work; Rood salary. Write J. u. U.. Times. y-o-tr UV.X'iTP Watchman for Central Chemical Co. Apply Timekeeper's office. Unite! Chemical & Organic products Co.. Hammond. 9-Z&-1 WANTED Men to unroaa coat. 20c to 40c per ton: each car paid when unloaded. Malleable Iron Co.. Hammond. WANTED Boy, 16 years of age, for steady work. Times office, 214 Hammond Bldg, Hammond. 10",tf WANTED Firemen who have had experience in handling automatic stokers. Good pay; S hours a day, 7 days a week. Apply Calumet River Electric Station, F, , 10-9-lwk ,ast Chicago. WANTED Man for Janitor work; $18 rer week. Apply elevator, Hammond Building;. 10-10-tf WANTED 1 electrician, 1 machinist, 4 pipe fitters and 2 fitter helpers. Apply Calumet River Electric Station, East Chicago. 10-"-6t WANTED Teamsters: steady work. J. vc n.hinmii 2rU Favette St.. Ham mond. 10-13-lf WANTED Men to unload coal, etc.: 40c per hour. I. F. L. Co.. Griffith. Ind. 10-12-tf WANTED Fireman who has had experience in the handling of automatic stokers; good pay; 8-hr. day, 7 davs a wk. Apply at the Calumet River Electric Sta tion, East ana. Chicago,- Indi-10-12-6t W4.NTED Janitor; salary, room and board; good home for right party. Hammond Country Club. Phone S5. U. S. Employment Service wants cranemen and machinists for the Hubbard Steel Foundry Co. Apply U. S. Employment Service, East Chicago, or at Hubbard Steel Foundry. 10-14-3t WANTED Barber. Harry's barber shop. 271 E. State St., Hammond. 10-14-WANTED Painter ar.d glazier: good wages; 10 hours a day. The A. A. Lane Const. Co. Call at Green Eng. Co.. East Chicago. 10-14-3 "WANTED A night watchman. Nowak Milling Corporatio, 150th at. and Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Truck driver; good wages. steady work: one not subject to draft preferred. Inqi'lre at Northern Indiana l.hr. A Coal Co., Robertsdale, or call Whiting 80. 10-15-3 T7. S. Employment Service wants 20 men for Green Engineering Co. for foundry work. If you want to do your bit apply to LT. S. Empolyment Service, City Hall or to Mr. Ilammit., Superintendent Green Engineering Co., East Chicago. 10-15-3 t". S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE wants fo,;r men for American Railway Express Co. on wagons and delivery; good epenintr. Apply at City Hall, East Chicago, Ind. 10-15-3 WANTED Acetylene welders, 2 A-l machinists. Apply U. S. Employment Office, City Hall, or Standard Forging Co., E. Chieago., Ind. 10-16-2 WANTED Jinn to help In the kitchen; good pay. Hotel Carlcton, Hammond. 10-16-2 MEN wanted at N"w York Centra Elevators to unload gram. Located between Whiting and Indiana Harbor. 10-18-3 WANTED Surface rubbers, painters and varnishers. Car Dept., Standard Steel. Hammond. 10-16-4 WANTED Night Janitor for offlce; good wages. W. E. Conkey Co. 10-16-2 WANTED 1 stores and shipping clerk and 1 storekeeper for pattern and metal room; satisfactory wages offered to men able to handle, this work. Call at Hammond Brass Works, Hammond. 10-16-2 Situations Wanted. WOULD like stenographic work evenings and Sa.tu.rday afternoons. Write E. H., Times, or Fhone 3331 Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Position as housekeeper in Home with children. Write A 6 3, Times. 10-14-2 SITUATION WANTED by young man: would like to learn drafting trade evenings: no salary expected. Phone 745 Hammond. ' 10-16-1 Wanted To Rent. WANTED TO F.EXT Furnished 4 or 5 room heated flat. Write S 64. Times. 10-14-3 WANTED TO RENT Good piano by responsible party. Fhone 834-M Hammond. 10-14-3 A Tightwad Patriot is the worst ihing that wa3 ever made.

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Wanted Female Help WAN'TIID Competent girl Ifr ge-ieral housework. Lesser, 65 Si ae st . llnmniond. 10-1 -tf 1 WANTED Woman for cleaning. AiPly Gibson Y. II. C. A 10-7-tf WANTED Waitress nt T. M. V. Gibson; good salary, room and board. , 10-a-tf 1 WANTED Girl for laboratory assistant ; liif,h school graduate preferred. Inquire at time o-11ce of United Chemilal & Organic Products Co. lu-U-lt WANTED Experienced waitresses. Phil- i lips Hotel. Chicago me., East Chicago. 10-14-3 WANTED AT ONCE 50 girls, both ex perienced and inexperienced, to operate j power sewing- machines; large govern- j ment or.ler; good pay auJ rapid advance- 1 ment. Apply at Gi.shrn Shirt Mfg. Co.. j 105 Condit St.. H.imrcond. 10-12-lfl WANTED Stenographer. Call jH, J. K. Stinson. vimon Nat. Bank Bids.. Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Experienced waitress: good hours good pay. Calumet Bakery and Restaurant, 707 Chica go are.,. E. Chicago 10-15-3 WANTED Dishwasher. ery & Restaurant, TO' Fust Chicago. Calumet 15a!;Chicago ave. 10-15-3 WANTED Girl for general housework: no washing. Call Hammond 69S". 10-15-3 WANTED Wai'ress; pood wages. Thone Hammond 1630. 10-15-tr WANTED Chambermaid; good wages. Hotel Me. Hammond. 10-lo-tf WANTED Female help. Charlie Sing Hand Laundry. 6S3 Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-16-6 WANTED Three experienced chambermaids. The fLyndora Hotel, Hammod. 3t WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL KITCHEN WORK IN CAFETERIA; PERMANENT; SALARY AND WORKING CONDITIONS INVITING. APPLY SI'PT.. EDWARD C. MINAS CO., HAMMOND. 10-16-exporieced stenographer able to take dictation; must be a fast worker; one good at ftgur.-s will hue preference. This is a permanent position at excellent pay. C z&o. limes, tiam-j tnond. Ii-lt$-l WANTED Dishwasher; good Hotel Mee, Hammond. wa geg. 10-16-2 WANTED Woman to help in the kitchen; good pay. Hotel Carlcton. Hammond. 3u-lti-2 WANTED Young lady to work in grocery store; must have experience: good salary for right person. Humpfer Pros., 578 Hohtnan St.. Hammond. l'i-lb-4 WANTED Lady clerk. Summers' Pharmacy. Hammond. 10-16-1 WANTED A waitress, experienced, and dishwasher. Koffee Kup. 2 State St.. Hammond. 10-16-2 WANTED Dining room girl. Sternberg Restaurant. 3313 Michigan ave. Phone 773-M Indiana Harbor. 10-16-3 WANTED Maid for general housework. Mrs. J. X. Beckmnn, 25 Detroit st,. Hammond. Phone 1094. 10-16-3 WANTED Girl or middle-aged woman for general housework. Phone Indiana Harbor 617-11. 10-16-3 For Sale Motorcycles. 2ND BANS MOTORCYCLES. Excelsior, Henderson, Indian. Harley. Flanders. Thor. Vale, Eagle, sears. Pope. Dayton. Motorbike, Excelsior, Lightweights. Sold on easy payments. EXCELSlOa AvJTOBIKE SAXES. SOOM, 229 State St., Hammond, Ind. 10-16-3 Room and Board. BOARD AND ROOM Two gentlemen or couple: private farm!;"; modern conveniences; private entrance. Phone 1507. S33 Calumet ave., Hammond. 10-14-2 WANTED Board for 2 girls 10 months and 3 years old. Helen Sibulsky, 575 Larnat ave.. East Hammond. 10-15-1 ROOM AND BOARD for 2 gentlemen in private family. Phone Hammond 34S4. 10-16-2 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY An underground gasoline tank with pump. Phone Indiana Harbor 137. 10-15-1 WANTED TO BUY Second-hand clothing, hats and shoes. Airs. Robinson, 1205 Malison St. Phono 2274. Gaij, Ind. S---ini For Rent. FOR RENT 2 large room flat, furnished or unfurnished. 644 Sii rman St.. between Columbia ave. and Nickel Plate tracks, Hammond. 10-11-3 FOR RENT 6-room fiat. 502 4 MelHi.le ave.. East Chicago. Call after 5:3-1 p. m. 10-15-10 FOR RENT 6-room house; gas and electric with bath; rear of saloon 208 W. State st. 10-16-2 FOR RENT Storage and Galvin Garage, formerly Johnstone Bros., 3-311 Mich. Ave.. Phone 807 Indiana Harbor. 10-1. FOR RENT 5-room cottage. 4930 Reading ave-.. East Chicago. Phone Hammond &23-R. 10-16-1 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Oakland 34: 6-cylinder, 1917 mod"l; in good condition: 4 new tires. See Mr. Ryan, 405 Tyler st.. Gary. Phone 2D30. 10-5-tf ANNOUNCEMENT Change of address. Oldsmobile agents, known as Tor"n's Auto Sales Co.. now at 93 State St.. just west of liohman. Fhone 461 Hammond. 10-S-12 FOR SALE Ford. 1914. panel body for light delivery. Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co., 478-80 Hohman St., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR SALE 191" Ford touring oar: demountable wheels, 5 good tires, manv extras. Call after 6 p. m.. 183 Detroit t., Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE One 7-pass. Kinp 8 with winter top. Inquire Mrs. Carrie Gill. 407 Oliver St., Whiting. 10-16-4 FOR SALE 1 191 ? model 90 Overland: run less than 500 miles; overhauled and revarnished. Hammond Auto Paint At Top Co.. 47S-80 Hohman. 10-16-3 FOR SALE 1 5-pass. 191S Maxwell; run only 1404 miles; bigsrest barfc-ain in U. S. Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co.. 478-80 Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR SALE 1 1914 Ford. 5-pass., with $150 winter top. 2 extra itres, shock absorbers, tool box: very fine shape. Hammond Paint A Top Co.. 47S-S0 Hohman et.. Hammond. 10-16-3

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OKLAHOMA LAND. Free Tnformailon Relative to the Next United States Government Sale of Oklahoma Indian . Lands. Oklahoma With U. Indian Lands S. Government Title. Oklahoma Indian lands with U. S. Government mi- and bonded abstract including ail Oil. Gas and other mineral rignts or -top and bottom." These lands are located in the famous Oklahoma Oil Be it and the large OH Companies have leased thousands of acres of land in this district and are now drilling. These lanus have some good timber and are cl'se to main line railroads and towns. Price $7.50 to J12.50 per acre. I live in Oklahoma and furnish many Oklahoma Bank references. For further information call and ask for D. G. WILLIAMS. Hotel Mee, Hammond. Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Developing and Colonizing Eastern and Southeastern Oklahoma. lOR SALE Just completed. 1 5-room and 1 6-rooni bungalow with every modern conveniences hardwood floors throughout, kitchen cabinets, laundry tubs, etc.; south side, within a block of car line; lowest priced bungalows In Hammond. Our small cash payment and mcnthly terms will suit you. HARGIS & MOORE. Phones 2143- 321. 402 Hammond Bldg. 10-11-tf E'OR SALE House of 7 rooms, can be made into ten; near Standard and hih school. Phono 2S42 Hammond. 9:tf iOR SAiyE 40 acres of tlmher land in S. E. corner of Lake Co. on Kankakee river; rich soil, well drained, ash and maple timber; price $60 per acre. Bank of De Motte, De Motte, Ind. 8-31-1 FOR SALE OR TRADE for property In this district, a houses and M aero lot in St. Andrews, Florida; house 8 rooms, modern; ideal location for mechanic wanting climate change: new shipyard building there. Address L 2, care Times. 9-2S-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE For real estate in Gary or vicinity, equitv in 160-acrw farm with improvements, northeast of South Bend in E:khart county, Ind. Address Box 1105. Garv, Ind. 10-11-tf ion SALE 7-room cottage with bath, barn and parage. 372X124 lit: small cash payment, terms. 526 Murray st Mmmond. Phone 8e3-W. 10-10-6 FOR SALE Beautiful new -room bunnalow; sun parlor, screen porch, all built-in features, also garage; best residence district in East Chicago; leaving city: terms. 4202 Baring ave., East Chicago. 10-14-6 FOR SALE J. Wesley Reed's fine home at a bargain. Phone 1147-J Hammond. 10-14-tf FOR SALE OR RENT New 6-room modern bungalow; near new high school and car line. Phone 24t7. 10-14-3 FOR SALE 5-room cottage. Inquire 242 E. State St., upstairs. Phone 2642 Hammond. 10-15-2 FOR SALE; 5-rocni cottage; full basement; price $1500. $300 cash. J. S. Plackmun Co.. 161 State st. 10-15-4 It'll SALE 2 bungalows on Lake ave and 114th St.. Robertsdale. I block from street cars that will take vou to Chicago. Hammond. Whiting. Indiana Harbor or East Chicago, 1 block from Lake Front Park, cm one of the best residence streets in the region. These bungalews will be sold at a very low figure and will be ready to move into about Nov. 1st. Inquire nt Northern Ind Lbr & Coal Co.. or phone Whitinff 30. 10-15-3 FOR SALE SPECIAlJ Must sell this week. 7-room bungalow, oO ft. lot, south side, near Gletxiale Park.. One of the best built and finished bungalows !n Hammond. Tile roof oak and brirk throughout. Sun parlor, fireplace, bookcase", living and dimng'room finished in period style, bed room- old ivory, kitchen French grav. built-in- refrigerator, ice from outside, tile bath. Has every convenience under the sun Also garage, good lawn and shrubbery" Party leaving the city xnd must sacrifice Price siiMo: $tjoo cash, balance es rent ULLRICH & BICK. rhones 4S0-2S59. FOR SALE Co Urge. 4 large rooms. pantry and toilet; close iii location$2(i't cash, balance monthly. Many other bargains. Phone 1776 or see Mrs. Bunnell, 631 Michigan ave.. Hammond 10-16-1 Miscellaneous. PAFERHANGING and painting; good work at reasonable prices. Carl Verrritt. 440 Michigan ave. Phone 12Hammond. 8-31-lm We buy and sell high-grade used furniture. Hammond Furniture Exchange. 20 4 E. State st. Phone Hammond 3073 10-14-6 RUG WEAVING Get yours made for winter. 539 Sibley st., Hammond; in rear. 10-14-3 MUSIC LESSONS Ragtime in twenty lessons guaranteed. George G. Greeri. 11 Riir.bach ave., Hammond. Phone 2296 10-15-6 TO EXCHANGE Have about f 5.000 American Flag Stamps, perforated anu gummed, postage stamn size, to exchange for musical instrument, lawbooks, or what. Elwood Washington, Hammond. Ind. 10-15-3 Automobile Fainting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Winter tops with glass or celluloid sides. Also full tops for all makes of cars. IJammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 47S-S0 Hohman St.. HammohJ. 10-16-tf FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING: reasonable. 271 E. State St., upstairs. 10-16-2 Boarders Wanted. WANTED Boarders In private family. 570 Michigan ave.. Hammond. 10-16-3

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FOR RENT To oftlce or mercantile man. modern furnished room: steam beat. bath, electric light. 164 E. State st., 2nd floor, front flat. 10-11-3 VOU RENT Very desirable light housekeeping rooms; most modern. S364 Commonwealth ave., Indiana Harbor. 10-14-3 FOR RENT 2 suitabla rooms for light housekeeping. 614 144th St., East Chicago. 10-14-3 FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Corner Maywood and Sibley. Hammond. 10-15-1 FOR RENT 4 rooms, furnished: will sell furniture. 402 Ash St., Hammond. 1U-15-6 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; 1 suite of rooms for bacheiors; also 1 light housekeeping for lady. IbS Plummer ave., Hammond. 10-16-tf FOR RENT 3 rurnihed rooms for light housekeeping. 227 Michigan ave.. Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping. S12 Alice m. 10-16-1 FOR RENT Nicely furnished S-room apartment: convenient to hirh school and Standard; no children. 85S Erie Kt., Hammond. 1016-2 FOR RENT 1 rwm f-jrr.ished eomeilel. for light houf-ekecping; $2 per v 572 Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-16-1 FOR RENT 2 large rooms furnished for light houseke- ' big; also 1 furnished bedroom with kitchenette: rooms are light and modern; handy to fctreet car and Standard bus service. Phone 1336-W or call 675 l.r0th ft.. Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT 5 furnished rooms; hot water beat. 36 Doty st. Phone 3210 Hammond. 10-16-1 FOR RENT Large room for light housekeeping. 286 Truman ave., Hammond. 10-16-1 FOR RENT Furnished room for 2 on So. Hohman st. with private family; 11 conveniences. Phone 2891 Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR RENT Two-room furnished light housekeeping apartment; near car line. Phone 818-M Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR RENT 2 and 3 furnished rooms in a cottage for housekeeping; convenient for Standard Steel and Conkey workers: no objection to children. Thone 1918 Hammond. 10-16-tf FOR RENT Z furnished sleeping rooms. Phone 698. 35 Mason St., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR RENT Modern furnished room for light housekeeping; steam hat. Phone 1200-R. 100 Russell St. 10-16-1 FOR RENT A furnished 6-room house. Phone 2737 Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT 2 nicely furrlshed rooms for light housekeeping. 299 Hohman. I hone 1693 Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT Furnished heated room in private family. 4228 Magoun ave.. East Chicago. 10-16-6 FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 1119 144th st.. East Chicago. 10-16-1 For Sals Miscellaneous IF your sewing machine does not work right, call up F. C. Miller, the expert. 189 State st. Phone 1790. Estimates furnished free. Work guaranteed. 9-25-1 ROOFING SALE 4600 rolls 3-ply Elate surfaced rooftrg. Beautiful designs. Red, gren or silver gray. Manufactured by Bird & Son. Guaranteed 20 years, to be sold at less than it cost to manufacture It, on account of slight damage done by R. R. Co. Every roll in perfect condition with exception of outside vrappera and labels. Now on sale. EMIL MINAS 612-614 Oakley Ave.. Hammond, rhone office 2205. Phone Rea. 24C7. Phone for samples. FOR SALE Bargain, barber shop outfit; 2 chaira, 2 French plate mirrbrs, combination wash baain with heater: all in good condition. Inquire Engineer, Hammond Building. 9-17-1 We Buy Liberty Bonds for Cash. Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance. Open Saturady evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 440S Porsrtbe Atc. East Chirac. Phone 53. Get the habit; pay less; buy for cash; at the Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State street. Look for the clock in center of sign - J. Arkin, Mgr. T-"-lra3 FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watches. Lessor's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. 4-H-tf FOR SALE Oil paintings, rude studies, one 16x20. subject "Meditation"; the other 12x24. copy of "Awakening": reasonable; both framed, gold leaf frames. Address 666-M. care Times. 10-3-6 FOR SALE Black embroidered chiffon cloth dinner gown, made over black satin and embroidered with silver motifs, silver girdle; beautifully made and in good style; never worn; size 34. Address 123 Z. care Times. 10-3-6 FOR SALE Team of horses; bargain if taken at once. 644 Sherman nt.. bet. Columbia ave. and Nickel Plate tracks. Hammond. 10-14-3 FOR SALE Small mare, harness and light wagon; cheap. "27 fcoht st. Phone 1820-W Hammond. 10-14-3 FOR SALE Hand power washing machine; motor can be attached. Phone 2032 Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE Perfectly new serge suit; owner in uniform. Phone Hammond 2032. 10-15-3 FOR SALF 19-room furnished rooming house. Address B 500, Times, Hammond. 10-15-2 FOR SALE Rugs. 9x12: dining room chairs, bed. stands, mattresses, springs and dressers. East Chicago K. of P. Building, upstairs. Olcott ave. 10-15-3 Special Cash Bargain for Thursday New Perfection Oil Heater, special $5.25 must call for it. Hammond Furniture Co., J. Arkin, Mgr., 242 E. State St. 16'u FOR SALE Used re?d baby carriage; bargain. 429 Logan st., Hammond. 10-16-1 FOR SALE Mule team, llawn.j Pure Ice Co.. 109 Russell St., Hammond. 10-16-3 Lost and Found LOST Bv aged widow, purse containing about $30, at Woolworth's 5 iz lOo tore, Saturday evening. Finder please return same to Woolworth's 5 & 10c stmre or phone Hammond 912-J. and receive reward. 10-14-4 FOUND Brindle bulldog. Owner can have same by reward. 423 Summer St.. Hammond. 10-16-1 LOST A shepherd dog: all brown; license number 841. Call phone 1022-R Hammond. Reward offered. 10-16-1

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Eastern centers may drop indoor tennis this winter, as armories and large drill halls are used for military work. The epidemic of influensa prevented the Brocton (Mass.) horse show being held after 45 annual fairs. Coach Jack Moakley of Cornell university track teams has been designated physical trainer of the students' army training corps at the Itahca institution. The Pcnn vs. Pitt game will take place at Forbes field, the Pittsburg National League baseball park, Saturday, November 16. It was the date originally set for the return Penn vs. Georgia Tech battle at PhiladelphiaCornel!, whose cross-country teams v.-on 17 out of 20 eastern Intercollegiate races, my not hive team of h!!l and dale rr.L.i this fall. Syra- ;c P-nn wll: r-o -te every branch of sport possible this year. Boston terrier fanciers will stage their twenty-seventh annual dog show in Horticultural hall, Boston, next month. Horse racing at Havana will begin on Thanksgiving day. The San Francisco Athletic League track and field sports will be held at Golden Gate park stadium Saturday, October 19. It will bring together a great array of scholastic athletes. The 10 per cent government tax on paid admission to the New York race tracks will, it is estimated, yield $250,000 this year. The 16-year-old son of Ouy Xickalls, the former Yale university rowing coach, stroked the Eton eight-cared shell crew to victory in their recent race against Shrewbury and Bedford school crews in England. The rational cup soccer competition drew 48 entries from clubs as far west as Chicago. The opening games are to be played by Sunday. October 20. The losing teams drop out and winners meet In successive rounds played once nj month. The country is divided Into districts, teams playing those nearest them in the early rounds. The American Football Association series attracted twentyfive teams, mainly from New York. New Jersey. Philadelphia and New England. It is run on the same plan as the national cup. The first games will be played October 27. Twelve schools of greater New York city will compete in the socer series promoted by the Public Schools Athletic League. The season will end Saturday, December 14. The Camp Dodge (Iowa) cantonment) football team's schedule Includes games with the Camp Custer eleven November 16. in Chicago. In ail probability, and the Camp Funston team in Omaha. Thanksgiving day. Advocates of i.taging the annual football classic between the West Point and Annapolis academy tams point out that it could be staged In Philadelphia November 23 and that both teams could return to the service schools the same night. Ths usual cheering feature by cadets could be eliminated and the receipts given to charity. Medical men have discovered that handball playing is a greRt nid to recovering from the effects of shell shock. Convalescent soldiers are asked to indulge In the game as it requires the undivided attention of players and causes them to forget their troubles. Handball LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICn. To the Public: I am the owner of the premises at No. 184 Wilcox street, Hammond, Ind., snd the public Is hereby notified that my wife. Matilda Last, has no authority to leave the same or to collect any rent from said premises. (Signed) GUSTAV LAST. Dated. Hammond. Ind.. Oct. 14. 1318. 10-14-3 NOTICE. To all employers or other representatives of labor in all Industries, occupations and . employments, including agriculture, necessary to the maintenance of the military establishment, the public welfare and the prosecution of the war: Under section 80 of tho selective service law. the undersigned board of industrial advisers to the district board for district No. 1. in the State of Indiana, hereby gives notice that in all cases oJ employes in your respective employments, who are registered under the selective service law. it is your duty to make careful investigation into the work of such employe, his relation to your business, whether his work is necessary v the reasonable operation of your business, whether and to what extent your business will suffer by the loss of such employe and his induction into the military service, and whether in your unbiased judgment the national interest will be better served by his retention in industry than by his induction into military service. If upon such investigation you conclude the nation's interest would be better served by the retention of the employe in industry you should either, as such employer, make claim for deferred classification on behalf of such employe before our local board, or present in writing to the board of industrial advisers, at its office in LaPorte, Ind., such facts and conclusions as your investigations warrant. Board of Industrial Advisers, FIN LET P. MOUNT, E. W. BOWEN, J. G. BROWN. Address all communications to George H. Line. Clerk. Board of Industrial Advisers, LaPorte. Indiana. 10-15-1 NOTICE OF FINAL' SETTLEMENT 75f ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANTON BOGUCKL NO. 1605. IX THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ?"PTEMFER TERM, 131?. Notice Is Tier by given ti thn biers', legatees and cuitors of A.. ..a 1. i.ioki, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 11th day of November, 1918, and show cause. If any. why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs ar notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 9th day of October. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON. 10-9-18 Clerk Lake Superior Court.

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Ilog Island ( Philadelphia) A. A. has erected a club hcuse and auditorium two and a half stories high with 700 seating capacity. It is equipped for basketball and indoor handball besides having fhowers and modern conveniences. Tommy Murphy will set a new money winning record on the Grand circuit this year. The racing will conclude at Atlanta. RIFLE CLUi The Hr r.ior:.! ife riub held Its weekly shoot in Coy's Park Saturday and some very good scores were made, as the weather was fine for outdoor shooting. The scores: Hanlon, 4."; Dibos, 41; FVIedley, 41; Fialo, 40: Cbas Glute, 39: Dobson. 35: Hardy. 38; Spurgeon. 7,1; Phil Schmidt, 35: Talzman. 35; Myers, 84; Srhutz. 34; L. Schmidt, 33; Wm. Glute, 83; Haynea, 32: Olds, 30; Thiel. 28; Beckwith. 26; Prohl. 18. DEFINITE ORDER EXPECTED TODAY OIJPOBT EVENTS Rigid Ruling Will Stop Maroon-Great Lakes Tilt and Other Meets. Whether or not athletic fields come under tho classification of "places of public amusement" is a question that agitated Chicago's football and semipro baseball fans yesterday with the issuance of the order by the state health commssion closing such places. It is expectod that a decision regarding football and baseball games and all other sport contests that attract crowds will be made today, for unless such action is taken and if there Is danger of contagion at outdoor amusements, thousands of Chicagoans no doubt will be endangered by participation at Saturday and Sunday athletic games. Although the Maroon-Great Lakes game at Stagg field is the only college football clash in town this week, the Chicago high school fans will he offered the biggest program of the pre--ent season, if the schedules are carried out. Nine championship games are scheduled by the Chicago and suburban leagues, besides a dozen Independent games. WU1 Hurt Sami-P-os. Semi-pro baseball promoters, neanng the end of the season, ore endeavoring to stimulate Interest and attendance bv booking attractions that include a dozen or so former bis; league players, wfctie the prep and Chicago soccer leagues have their usual lists of game? billed for the week-end and Sunday. Discussing athletic contests and other open-air assemblages. Dr. C. St. Clair Drake, state officer of health, la.-t night issued the following statement: "The chances for catching influenza are less In the open air than within doors. There is no assurance, however, that one will not be Infected outdoors. Everybody should keep sway from crowds. There might be a carrier of the disease at a football game that may endanger every person there. J will say that the policy of the commission from now on wiil be to take action against assembling large numbers of persons either inside or outside." SAILOR HOME ON FURLOUGH, IS KILLED IN TACKLE OWOSSO, MICH.. Oct. 16 Michael Jankowsky. 24 years old, a sailor stationed at Great Lakes, died early Monday from injuries received in a football game here on Sunday. His skull was fractured when he was thrown to the ground in attempting to make a tackle. He was home on furlough. STREATOR ATHLETE EPIDEMIC VICTIM STREATOR. ILL.. Oct. Id. Byron Daugherty. star athlete of the Streator High school, class of 1318, passed away yesterday morning at the state university at Urbana an hour before his uncle. Daniel Turner, died Here. Both were victims of pneumonia following grip. NEBRASKA STUDENTS MUST PLAYFOOTBALL LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. 16. Participation in football practice by students of the University of Nebraska who are members of either the student army or navRl training corps has been made compulsory by order of Capt. K. J. MacIvor, commandant at the university's military detachment. FORMER BALL PLAYER ROBS A BANK YORK. PA.. Oct. 16. Edward Smith, former professional baseball players, who yesterday robbed tho Farmers State bank at Hallam. this county, was arrested yesterday at his home in an adjoir' - tc . a. Th? po;:Ce rcoV.::-e-1 J".90e f Cio !?.0'3 Sv-u'.N r'...'er. After lc:-nig tl.c oi?'uer .? his ev-assistar"-into the ' a . 't ar. t te". ;c them to rtri.Vn ti.c.-e twenty minute:-. Smith jumped into an automobile and hurried to his home. The autombobile furnished tbo clew which led to his arrest. nWCHESTER'SJPUU tnm n Iir af-It A ! ft tf eUahi SOLO 81 DRUGGISTS CVEHMRS

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