Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1918 — Page 9

Thursday, October 24, 1918.

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Classified .Advertisements

A charge of 10 cents for collection frill r inde for all clai.slfi.ecl advertisements phoned to this officw aad mot paid I o r within flT days . Wanted--Male Help WANTED 3d cn steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and I.H. B. Tracks. tf tv N'T!'.C--Vatchman for Ceutral Chci:ii.-al Co. Apply Timekeeper s offW. Cnnec! .'hemical & Organic FrodUfs Co.. Hammond. S-.A-i WANTED Men to untona cost. 20c to 10c per ton; each car uaid wnen unloaded. Malleable Iron Co.. Hammonil 8-13-tf WANT T.ami r steady work. J. M. Dahikamp. 254 Fayette ft, Hmond. 10-l.s-tC ro WANTED Men to unload con!, etc.: 40c per hour. I. F. 1- Co.. Griffith, In-,tf WANTED Experience wood rcdchlna operators. Apply t-tanaara bicc v i .. Car Dept., Hammond. 10-.l-a Co WANTED Men for locomotive firemen. Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad. Apply at office of Road Foreman of Engines at G.bson. Ind. 10-21-6 AY ANTED Laborers. Nowak Milling Corporation, Calumet and" 150th Street, Hammond. WANTED Men; very good pav. apply at once. Sif'o Products. 150 and Pine sts.? Hammond. 10-21-6 WANTET ELECTRICIANS PIPE FITTERS FIFE FITTER HELPERS MACHINISTS LABORERS. Th! la an essential industry. Arpi Calumet River Elec Station. East Chicago. ' IV-.i-O WANTED Registered druggist at Calumet Drug Store at once; good salary rood hours to right party. Chicago and Melvillo aves.. East Chicago. j?2 2-3 WANTED 2 machinists and 6 laborers. Inquire of Superintendent, A. C. Torbert Shops. 150th St. nnd Columbia ave Hammond. Phone S39i). , WANTED Laborers stradv work. American Glue Co., Hammond. 10-22-6 WANTED Millwright str-adv work. American r,lue Co., Hammond. 10-22-6 WANTED Active men to learn operation of turret lathes; experience, desir-fl-iV but not required; satisfactory wages offered. Call at Hammond Brass Vorks. WANTED Teamster; steady work. East Hammond Coal Co.. State st. and Calum. t ave. Fhone 105. 10-2.-2 WVNTED AT ONCE A driver not In draft on Hammond route. AVhiting Laundry, Wh.ung. 10-23-2 W ANTED Berber; wages $20, Vi over $30. Joe Violett, 422 119th St. Phone 159-J. Whiting. Ind. l'j-23-2 WANTED 25 carpenters. General American Tank. Car Corporation. East Chicago, Ind. 10-23-4 WANTED Laborers; 50c per hour. 10 hours; pay flay every Saturday. Calumet ave. bridg-. Apply G. O. Reed. Ham mond. 10-23-4 WANTED ELECTRICIANS PIPE FITTERS PIPE FITTER HELFER3 MACHINISTS AND lARORERS Apply at the Calumet River Electric Station, East Chicago. Ind. Thi3 is an Essential Industry. WANTED 2 union carpenters; 90 cents per hour. Phone 62a after 5 o'clock. National Packing Co. 10-24-2 WANTED Young man to Jearn 5 and 3 0c business. W oolworth Co., State St., Hammond. ' . 10-24-3 WANTED First-class cook at B. & O. C T. By.; stood pay to right party. $100 per month: also dishwasher and janitor. Apply immediately at B. & O. Inn. East Chicago. E. L. Parrott, 10-24-1 WANTED Two acetylene welders at Standard Forcings. Apply TJ. S. Emplovmeni omce, -iasi x 20-24-2t cano. WANTED Reliable agent to take charge of collections and represent Industrial department in the Standard Accident Insurance Co. in Hammond nnd vicinity. Apply 230 So. LaSalle st.. Chicago. 10-24-3 WANTED Day porter. $T5 rer month and heard; dshvasher and second rook, $0 per month and hoard. Marks Mfg. Co., East Chicago, Ind. 10-24-2 Miscellaneous. FAPKRHANGINO nnd painting: good work at reasonable prices. Carl Vermin. 440 Michigan ave. Phone 1429 Hammond. 8-31-lin MUSIC LESSONS Ragtime in twenty lessons guaranteed. George. G. Green, 11 Limbach ave., Hammond. Fhone 22J6. 10-lj-ti Automobile Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Winter tops with glass or celluloid sides. Also full tops fur all makes of cars. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 47S-S0 Hohman St., Hammond. 10-16-tf GUARANTEED HOOFING. We apply red and green Rooting over old shingles; also gravel Roofing and jepairing. See us on anything in the Routing line. Calnmot Roofing- Co. phones 57-230o. Room 27 RImhach E'-ldg., Hammond. 10-2-tues-thur-sat-tf BICYCLES. Sold on Easy Payments. A. J. WA12, 229 State St. Phone 2489. Hammond. 8-31-tf ' MANURE ' Turrtshed for lawns.. Phone 3953 or 1674 Hammond, 10-22-24-25 Lost and Found CST Lady's gold bracelet watch: open face, octagon shape. Return Times ff.ee. 10-24-2 U")ST Child's red pocketbook. between Buehler's and Lion Store, containing ibout 4; reward. Fhone 2203 Himbond. 10-24-1

Wanted Female Help WANTED Girl for laboratory assist

ant; high school graduate preferred.) inquire at time office of United Chenu al & Organic Products Co. 10-11-tf WANTED AT ONCE 50 girls, both experienced and inexperienced, to operate power sewing machines; largo government order; good pay and rapid advancement. Apply at Goshen Shut Mfg. Co., 105 Condit st., Hartnronii. K12-tf WANTED Young girl to help with housework. 1S8 Plummer ave Hammond. 10-li-tf WANTED Girls to operate power sewing machines; steady work. E'od pay. Apply Mcllroy Belting Works, Truman and Sohl sts., "Hammond. 10--l-tf WANTED First-class woman rook. French-American Restaurant. 92 State St., Hammond. 10-22-4 WANTED Dishwasher and dining room girl. Sternberg Restaurant. S3 IS Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. Fhone 779-M. 10-22-3 WANTED Ten experienced girls. 16 years and over, for collating and sewing department; good wages, clean, light, interesting work. Also girls to learn. W. B. Conkey Co., Hammond, Ind. 10-22-3 WANTED Girls; steady work. American Glue Co., Hammond. 10"::"6 WANTED Housekeeper bv man with 1 child: pleasant home. Apply U. R. Employment Office. City Hall. East Chicago. 10-23-6 WANTED Girl to learn operation of turret lathes; light machine work; satisfactory dressing room provided and good wages offered. Call at Hammond Brass Works, Hammond. 10WANTED 15 girls for two weeks' work. W. B. Conkey Co.. Hammond. Ind. 10-23-2 WANTED Waitresses and chambermaids; rood wages, room and board. Call Lvndora Hotel. Hammond. 10-23-tf WANTED 25 girls in corn room: steady work, pip pay. Hammond Malleable Iron Co., Hammond. 10-23-tf 1 WANTED Waitress; good wages. Phone 1630 Hammond. 10-23-tf WANTED Ctrl for general housework. Apply 312 Truman ave., Hammond. 10-23-2 WANTED Chambermaid; good wages, also room and board. Hotel Mee, Hammond. 10-2 4-3 WANTED Experienced stenographer or dictaphone operator. Apply Wm. Graver Tank Works. East Chicago, Ind. 10-24-3 WANTED CHrl for derteal work; experienced preferred. W. 3. Conkey Co.. Hammond. 10-24-1 WANTED Woman or girl to work In bakery. 411 Ash St., Hammond. 10-24-1 WANTED Girl in ice cream parlor. Dixon Bros., 108 Sibley St.. Hammond. 10-24-1 WANTED Dishwasher, experienced, at 82 State St.. The Koffee Kup. 10-24-1 WANTED A lady to help with housework; good pay. Call at once, 492 Summer st., Hammond. "10-2 4-2 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE: Oakland 34; -cyllnder, 1917 model; in good condition: 4 new tires. See Mr. Ryan. 405 Tyler St.. Gary. Phone 2930. 10-5-tf FOR SALE 1 small Hupmobile. Model 20 roadster. SOx'Sh size tires; cash $55. M. E. Ein, 1087 Calumet ave. Fhone 2728 Hammond. 10-23-2 FOR SALE: 1315 Buick car; 4 cylinders; in good order; price $300. Can call at any hour. 2S0 Hohman st., Hammond, north Fide. 10-23-4 FOR SALE Studebaker, 5-pass.. model HO, 3Cx3Vfc tires; in excellent running condition; cash SIOO. M. . Sin, 108 Caltunet ave. Phone Hammond 2723. 10-24-2 FOR SALE 1918 Ford coupe; best equipped Ford in Hammond; same as new. Will demonstrate. Call 53 Russell St. Fhone 1044-J. 10-24-1 FOR SALE 181" Ford touring car; 5 good tires, many extras. 1S3 Detroit St., Hammond. 10-24-3 FOR SALE One StMdebaker 6-passen-ger car in first-class condition for $175. Call after 6 p. m., 4s8 Wilcox ave. 10-24-3 For Rent. FOR RENT OR SALE First-class barber shop; good business; good location. 357 Calumet ave. Phone l!f51 Hammond. 10-22-3 FOR RENT 7-rocm brick house with 3 acres land. E. Gary, on car line; rent $10. May sell house with lot. J. Broker, 8.t25 Escanaba ave, S. Chicago. Phone S. C. 366. 10-2 3-3 FOR RENT Furnished fiat with bath and gas: rent reasonable. 367 Truman ave. Call at 353 Truman ave., Hammond. 10-3-2 FOR RENT 6-room flat. E024 Mellville ave.. East Chicago. Call after 5:30 p. m. 10-24-1 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BCY 2-inch centrifugal electric pump. D. C. Vorics, P. O. bldg. Phone 26S6. 10-24-3 WANTED TO Bl"Y An electric washing machine; Thor or AYestern Elec tric preierreu. t none it. a namnioini. 10-24-2 WANTED TO BUT Second-hand clothing, hats and shoes. Mrs. Robinson, 1205 Madison St. Phone 2274. Garv. Ind. 10-24-1 WANTED TO BUY Large soft coal 1 ........ T ,1. . tt , 10-24-1 ! WANTED TO BUY Small farm with building, near Hammond: give particulars, price. Address G. X.. rare Times office. IO-24-3 Wanted To Rent. WANTED TO RENT 4 or fi room cot- i tage or flat with gas and electric lirhti neai .irtio. .. t'ci'i-ic, no cuiniien. Address D. Muller. 530 Chicago ave.. East Chicago. 10-24-2 WANTED cottage; TO RENT family of 6-room flat cr adults. Phone ALWJ Ctl 1DP WITH RESULTS Try one of our Warct Ads and Vvbtch li2R23ulbsinyoury

Real Estate Bargains

OKLAHOMA LAND. Free Information Relative to the Next United States Government Sale of Oklahoma Indian Lands. Oklahoma Tnd'an lands with T. S. Government title and bonded abstract inoij'Iniir al! Oi!. Gas and other mineral I'Khis or "top and bottom." These lands f.re located in the famous Oklahoma oil Bolt and tl.o largo Oil Companies have ieas.-d thousands of acres of land in tills district and are now driling. These lands have some pood timber and are close to main line railroads and towns. Pric $7.;.0 to $12.50 per acre. I lie in Oklahoma and furnish many Oklahoma Bank references. For further Information cal and ask for 1). G. WILLIAMS. Hotel Mee, Hammond. Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Developing and Colonizing Eastern and Southeastern Oklahoma. 10-22-6 FOR SALE Just completed. 1 6-room and 1 6-room bungalow wi'h every modern convenience; hardwood floors throughout, kitchen cabinets, laundry tubs, etc.; south side, within a block of car line; lowest priced bungalows in Hammond. Our small cash pamut and monthly terms will suit you. KAltGIS & MOORE, Phones 214J- 321. OiZ Hammond Bldg. lO-ll-li FOR SALE House of 7 rooms, can be made into ten; near Standard and hifib. school. 1 hone 2642 Hammond. 3:6tf FOR SALE OR TRADE for property in this district, a house and j aero lot in St. Andrews. I lorida: house 8 rooms, modern; ideal location for mechanic wanting climate change; new sniparu building there. Address L 2. care Times. 9-28-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE For real estate in Gary or vicinity, equity in 160-acre farm with improvements, northeast of South Bend in Elkhart county, Iini. Address Box 1105. Ga-y. Ind. 10-1 1-lf FOR SALE 5-room modern cottage nowvacant; reasonable terms. Inquire 440 Ash St.. Hammond. 10-1S-6 FOR SALE J. AVesley Reed's fine home at a bargain. Fhone 1147-J Hammond. 10-19-lf FOR SALE Transfer corner, vacant, 119th and Indianapolis blvd., AAhiting; 90x143; easy payments. GoboH, 6420 University ave., Chicago. 10-l9-lmo FOR SALE Strictly modern six-room bungalow of the finest type in this section. Will be completed for occupancy In 2 weeks; winter supply of coal in basement. Call evenings, 4 39 Elm St.. near 150th., Hammond. 10-21-4 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A $10,000 equity in Chicago improved corner for Hammond real estate, residence, vacant, farm or business. What have you? Address 11 Elizabeth. Phone 677-R Hammond. 10-22-5 FOR SALE. SO-acre farm, clear, nar I-aPorte, Ind. Good house, 2 barns, orchard. 5 acres of timber, soil black level, running stream, 2 horses. 0 cows, 2 hogs, 2 hheep. 30 chickens, 10 ducks, cream Keparator. 10 acres of corn, CO tons of hay and all the machinery. Price $8,000: half cash. Must sell on account of death. Act quick. 40-acre farm, clear, with good buildings; near La Porte, Ind. Soil level. On Lincoln Highway. Price $3,500. Act quick. STEVE POLATO. lSt'Ju Broadway, Fhone 687. Gary, Ind. 10-22-3 FOR SALE 7-room frame cottage. 3564 and 3576 I'enn. St.; city water, electric lights, cement floor in basement: 50 feet or' land with each house. Not loss than $300 for the first payment, balance monthly payments. AViil he completed about November 1. Smith-Bader-Davidson Co., 800 Broadway. Phone 257. Gary. 10-22-6 FOR SALE AT ONCE My house of 8 rooms, lot and barn. 109-10 Green Bay ave.. South Chicago. 111. See S. W. W illiams, 504 119th st , A biting. Ind. 10-23-2 FOR SALE All modern 7-room house, nil improvements paid in full: $1500 cosh, including winters' coal: balance easy terms. Will be vacant this week. Apply 455 Michigan ave., Hammond. 10-23-3 FOR SALE 6-room cottage. 2 lots, good garden soil, grape arbor and fruit trees; bargain if taken at once. Inquire 4945 Todd ave., East Chi. ago. 10-23-6 For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 4 rooms, furnished: will sell furniture. 402 Ash St., Hammond. 10-15-6 FOR RENT 2 and 3 rooms furnished for lifcht housekeeping. 1S8 Piummer ave., Hammond. lu-lS-tf FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light I nOUSeKee-THOK. tiuj .jli. o i ii e. iir quire 430 Indiana ave.. Hammond 10-24-1 FOR RENT 1 room for 2 gentlemen or couple: near Standard Steel; references required. Call after 6 p. m., 454 Dracket St.. Hammond. .10-24-3 FOR RENT Furnished room to man and wifs who wiil look after 2 school girls 5 dnvs a week. Inquire at once. 49B Mueni'ch ct. 10-24-1 FOR RENT 2 front rooms for 1'ght i.r,Maelio(.ninr. 321 Kane ave. Fhone S57-J Hammond. 10-24-1 FOR RENT 2 modern rooms for light housekeeping: no children. 254 Indiana ave., Hammond. J 0-2 4-1 FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished rooms for lieht housekeeping. ''nr. Maywood sr.d Sibley St., Hammond. 10-24-2 Ft'R RENT 2 rooms, sittir. g room and bedroom, for 2 people. Highland sr. Phone 1251-R. 10-24-1 FOR RENT Four nice rooms for liprht housekeeping; stepni heated; Orpheuui bldg. See Mrs. Sohutz. 10-24-1 FOR KENT Desirable steam heated room: 1 or 2 gentlemen. 4321 Baring ave.. East Chieago. to-24-3 FOR RENT 2 modern rooms for linht housekeeping. C645 Fenn ave.. Indiana Harbor. 10-2 4-tf FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping; no children. Inquire 371 Sibley st.. Hammond. 10-24-1 FOR RENT 2 large newly furnisher) light housekeeping room; bloc from car service: no children. 4 43 Indiana ave., Hammond. 10-24-1 FOR RENT Furnished front room: modern: gentleman preferred. Call 454 Becker. Fhone 15S6 Hammond. 10-24-1 Room and Board. BOARD AND ROOM for two. Call MS4 Hammond. 10-14-1

For Sate Miscellaneous

IF your sewing machine does not work rifcht. call up F. C. Miller, the expert, 1J9 Slate Bt. Phone J79U. Estimates furnished free. Work guaianteed. 9-l'5-l I OR SALE Bargain, barber shop out-t fit; - chair. I Jrench plate mirrors, combination vvsh basin vith heater; all in good corc'ltiou. Inquire Engineer, Hammond MuiUing. 3-17-1 We Buy Liberty Bonds for Cash. Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance. Open Saturady evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 4U5 For" J the Are. East Chleago. Phone S3. 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, "1T T-23-lmo FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad V7atr!is. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open Saturday evenings. 4-ll-tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Bonds ana dividend paying stocks for anything of vnlue. Zinc and oil leases for sale or organize company to operate. What have you to offer? National Organization Co., 114 First National Bank Uldg.. Hammond. 10-U-5 FOR SALE Grocery and market shelving, bins and fixtures; cheap if sold in 5 clays. Inquire 34) Hohman st., .1. W. Cook. lu-22-3 FOR SALE 115 feet 2-inch pipe with elbow; also roll-top desk. 4714 Kennedy ave.. East Chicago. 10-22-3 FOR SALE Furniture, beds, springs, mattresses, mahogany dressers, rockers, center table: good as new. 4 43S Olcott, 2nd apt., East Chicago. 10-22-3 FOR SALE Hardman piano; mahogany case; reasonable for cash. C. R . care Times. 10-22-3 FOR SALE Sawdust. Two Step Ladder Co., 2u2 Indiana ave., Hammond. 10-22-3 DO YOU BELIEVE IN SAVINGS If so read this: One solid oak Dining Table, four leather seated chairs to match $23.75 One large size Bed Davenport, blk. imitation leather $29.50 One fumed oak Dresser. large mirror .. .$19.25 One solid oak Wardrobe, in perfect condition $11.75 One Oak Home Hot Blast, No. 15 size $14.75 New Perfection Oil Heaters $5.25 We will save you $ on beds, Mattresses and Sprnigs. Quick deliveries. Hammond Furniture Exchange. 204 East State St. Op. Postoffiee. Tel. 3070 10-:-3t FOR E&LE. One Everett Piano in splendid condition, .$50.00. One $165 Phonograph, like new, with records, $60.00. Call 170 Plummer avoirs. Hammond. 10-26'2 FOR SALE Cs range; practically ncv. . P'tm V. Ic2ti St., near Barm,-. Eist Chicago. 10-23-3 FOR SALE Good horses; cheap. 411 A.-,h t.. Hammond. 10-23-4 FOR SALE New restaurant table: very reasonab.e. 367 Calumet ave. Phone 1931 Hammond. 10-2-3 FOR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE Beautiful buffet, solid quartered oak. Best cash ffcr or will take davenport, rugs or what have you? Call at 1183 Van Bufcn st. or phone 1617. 10-23-4 FOR SALE. Detroit Rule gaa stove. 2 beds including springs and mattresses, 1 mahogany dresser: all practically new. .Wj Sibley St., fiat C. Thone 2828 Hammond. 10-24-1 FOP. SALE 6 head of horses; double In harness. Indiana Harbor Ice Co.. 3904 Cedar st., Indiana Harbor. 10-24-3 FOR SALE Due to sickness and not being abla to work with them. I offer for Haie 3 heavy draft horses weighing about lfiOO each a.;id 2 team wagons. Joe Blopki, 622 E. 151st St., East Chicago, Ind. 10-24-12 FOR SALE: Grocery and butcher fixtures; reasonable: closing out my business. Inquire 1637 lircauwav, Garv. Ind. 10-24-12 FOR SALE Side car to fit any motorcycle. 33$ Gostlln St., Hammond. 10-24-3 FOR SALE 4-rnom house and 4 lots, 90 ft. frontage. Inquire Louis Buettner. Florence St.. one block south of Standard ave., Hammond. 10-2 4-2 Special Cash Bargain for Friday A Six-Hole cast Stove, worth $50.00, at onlv $32.50; must call for it. The Hammond Furniture Co., J. Arkin, Mgr., 242 E. State street. it FOR SALE Several uncalled for suits. trousers and vests for sale at hargain prices; all sizes; also hys' pnt. Call at once. Guss. the Tailor, 235 E. Ptote ! st. Phone 771. 10-2 '-2 BARGAINS in hard and soft coal stoves. hfise burners; values up to $73 for S5 and $in each. 20 t E. Stite st.. basement. Hammond. Phone 2051. 10-24-2 Auction Sales. NON-RESIDENT N-rtTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. MARY CSURGAI "S. NICK CSURGAI. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. CAUSE NO. 17628. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Wm. Fuiy. attorney, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Nick Csurgal. Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the Tendency 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 16lh day of December, A. D. 1918, the same being the 31st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House. Room No. 2, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D. 1918. said action will te heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON. 10-10-17-24 Clerk L. S. C

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. JOHN A. SA'ILOW VS. ELIZABETH MOZIER. CAUSE NO. 17C48. ACTION IN ATTACHMENT. IN THE LAKH SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. Now comes the plaintiff by Tinsman & Blacki, attorneys, and tiles his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Elizabeth Mozier. is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the sane will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the loth day of December, A. D. 1918, the same being the Slst day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House, Room No. 1, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. T. 1918. said action will be heard and determined In her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto uet my hand and afTlx the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of October, A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-17-24-31 Clerk L. S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. WM. WALLACE MESSEX VS. GRACE MESSEX. CAUSE NO. 17C51. ACTION TO DIVORCE. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. Now comes the plaintiff by W. J. Murray, attorney, and flics his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Grace Messex, 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 she appear and answer or clemur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 16th day of December. A. D. 1918, the same being the 31st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in tho Court House, Room No. 2, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D. 1918, said action will be heard and determined In her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and aHl:c the Seal of aaid Court, at Hammond, this 36th day of October, A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-17-24-31 Clerk L. S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. FRED CRUMPACKER VS. STEEL CITY REALTY COMPANY. CAUSE NO. 17616. ACTION IN ATTACHMENT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. Now comes the plaintiff by Fred C. Crumpaeker, attorney ,and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Steel City Realty Company, 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 It appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 16th day of December, A. D. 1918. the same being the Slst day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In the Court House. Room No. 1, at Hammond. ;n scid Cour.tv rrd Stpt". on the 2nd Momh-y of Noveir.Vr, A. D. "! 31S. said action v'U bo hard and determined in its at.srnc. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto ret my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of October, A. D. 1P1S. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-17-24-31 . Clerk L. S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THJ3 STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. STEVE JAGADITS VS. ELIZABETH JAGADITS. CAUSE No.. 17627. ACTION TO DIVORCE. IN THE LAKE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, 191S. Now comes the plaintiff by Wm. Fury, attorney, and flies his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showlnr that th defendant. Elizabeth Jagsdits. is not i 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 she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said causa, on the 16th day of December, A. D. 1918, the same being the 31ft clay of the next term of said Court to ce begun and held in the Court Hous. Room No. 2, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November, A. D. 1918. said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, th's 9th day of October, A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-10-17-2 Clerk L. S. C MICKS CLAIM RECORD FOR FIGHTING SERVICE Fan Johnson, president of the American League, yesterday rfceived a letter from Connio Mack, boss of the Athletics, in which Connie puts in a bid for patriotic honors for his club. Mack cites the club's record of twenty men in serviee, half of them in France or on the seas. " The Athletics In foreign parts are AValter C. Anderson. Ray Bates. Eugene Bailey, Carmen Hill. Fat Haley, Murphy, "Win" Noyes, C. R. Nay lor, Elmer Myers and "Tilly" Walker. These are in the army or navy, but as yet have not been given a foreign assignment: Russell C. Johnson, David E. Keefe, Harry Seihold, Lawton AVitt. Maurice Shannon, George Burns, James A. Dugan, James Dykes and Merlin H. Kopp. All the older men, married and with dependents, have obtained essential employment In shipyards contiguous to Philadelphia. The National Collegiate Athletic Association may meet in December. This body is composed of 200 colleges and universities.

SE PLAYERS HOLD THE EDGE There Is a doubt in the minds of some experts whether the service games this year will draw the crowds they had been expected to. The schedule conflicts with some extremely interesting college contests and it is a question if the football public can be coaxed into g,oing to the service games in preference to the college events. It is argued that the college men are also in the students' army trnir.ing corps and quite as much in tho service as the enlisted men at the regular army and naval camps. As regards playing qualities, the service teams appear to have the edge. These aggregations are composed mostly of players who have seen three years of college football and a majority of them were stars at their respective institutions. The players know football and require little teaching to master different formations. The strict discipline of the army or navy has whipped the players Into top physical condition to withstand tho battering of a tough game. TIE HUN TR1NSLAT1 (Detroit Journal.) President Wilson occasionally reserves one of his eolf dates In Order to play with Mrs. Wilson, and those who have been able to get "inside dope" on the scor cards have discovered that he is usually able to defeat her. The story of one of these matches was recently published in a newspaper, the caption reading: "President Wilson Beats His AVife." As a result ore may look, for a free translation In the German press In which the head of this nation is credited with beating up his wife. Then Frit will jam his spiked helmet harder down on his head so as to prevent its being readily removed for scalping purposes in the event of his being captured by a Yankee barbarian. THEY U HAVE TO WAIT There Is a belligerent spirit among many of the youngsters in the football camps at Butler and AVnbash. The teams 'have scheduled a game at Crawfordsville next Saturday, provided the ban on public gatherings is lifted. Reports from both colleges are to the effect that if the college authorities consider the proposed contest as important it will be played "flu or no flu." It is pointed out that the teams could play the game as an S. A. T. C. affair with the permission of the commandants, and that the health authorities would not have the riirht to Interfere p-ovtd-d a crowd of Fp-ctatirs mps not r-"o,"r.d to gather. :-y. .--i-ui..l-i-S thtt feet! i'i and other a'."..;e'k s :.! c-r.sidc-e ci'ntial In t,.c ttfcir.i'.T of a soldier. It H hardly rrobaMe those In charge will combat the ruling of health boards that are trying to rid the country of a menace. SHELLS SEND EVEBS TO DUGOUT PARIS. Oct. 2. (Correspondence.) Johnny Evers, who is in France serving as a Knights of Columbus secretary, has been under shell fire of the Germans, but came through unscathed. Evers was near the front fighting lines distributing supplies to American soldiers when caught in a bombardment. Since the battle of Chateau Thierry, when American trops began their advance in earnest, the K. C. have employed several big motor trucks to convey supplies to the moving American troops. Small cars are employed for work near the advanced lines. Evers was in charge of one of these. He had J just finished distributing a quantity of cigarets when the Germans got busy. Describing; his experience, Evers said: "Heine was In fine pitching form that day and served everything he had in stock high and low ones and vicious lnshoots. I moved the home plate so fast he couldn't put anything over on me. and I went to first base on four balls. "I never did look for second or third base first was good enough for me; it was located in the rear end of a thirty i foot dugout. It's a good place to have a I base, too, when Henie lets fly a cargo of shrapnel." In a recent international association football series Denmark beat Sweden, at Copenhagen, 3 to 0. In a Subsequent rr.atch Sweden beat Norway, at Stockholm. 2 goals to 0. OUR MONEY

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