Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 270, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1919 — Page 7

Mondav. April 28. 1919.

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, Classified Advertisements

NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10 cents per line with a minimum rharre of 30 cents. Hammond, 3-3Uf ! Ind., March 31st. - rants for collection A. charge of r;:.i avrOstor within dJWanted- Male llelp WANTED Men for steadyday or night work, with good pay. Metals Refining i n - Tm -l uoM usoorne, j-u i "" .-u. i-ftn (10 WANTED-Chauffeur , ,t own repsirs. APP 0,5 " ,-24-tf. Hummowi. - pTFrT OKrVTIM . wasted ; FOR P Lake CO. for rr nl pldg o- -write P- A. uaian- ,-2.-it. Hammond. Ind. . May 17. Hndr-d "desiring $92 month. M?n-, t?,,?ra departmental, government cl.rkPJ. f fre. rai1ay mail. rp''r,; , ' Terrv .former reticulars. .Continental Swk Examinei). a o v 4t. hidt-. Washington. NOW TOR THE SEVEN SEAS! TJ S. Merchant Marine f. rv f-er,..:n. s:firil for Good Jobs at pOood Pay 3fc " JAY B RITTER , S Hol.n t.. H.rnmond Ag'nt L s- a"-ry.;.M & Thurtf. AY ANTED Machmcrv repair man for mil hmt crow riser i'or lmllnpht r-vcw: table pum-U operator. Steadvxvork. App1vtom braver Tank Works, tasl Chicago. hardy men. T.etz Mamuau, " lt Crorvn Point. Inl. - r TZa r,v .rTfamiliar with WANTFD -wod !' '.:"V-nt registered Arv.g business rr rtr .lor, good orugg-.st- I" ,nar,CrVmnt ,.j,rv and "Z"Si?n nrst letWANTED Teamster good reliable marj. Beckman Supply Co., 26o Michi; gan avenue, HanrL work t fd fountain. "r,,.jY.st: -tvix-TVD Pistriet m.anopf A'f Hm" Good prajo,itln. Previous eiperienee unn!"-firy. jre ?rbool of Instruction. Address Mafhut Bonding and Insurance Co .. r,T. Mich. Capital t.500.00'. 4---' n'lVTFPPri'""' fr launory iw.n.-. K Chi'ca go and Ind. Harbor. On that rirrnand. Eord true. n01'i"Laundry. Whiting. 4'-' w"VTF.D Boys. Enterprise B"t6nKC?i Hmmond. . ' " Wantea Female Kelp V ANTED Experienced lsdv " grocery store, preferably Ind Harbor or E. V-nv:?)go. 3S5 Parish ave Ind. Harbor. 4-J.-t.t-V.NTrD Girls to lrn to b wait,riQ ;ood pa" M learning rh.''nhaoh V.akry Sr H-stauritnt . ., O-.ksso :. E. Chirac, pnone 82. v 4 vtk D Girl for en-l houFworX. '. m familv. No Sunday -ork. Mr-. T.i Dachau a".. phon Haftirj r.iiT. -2o-3t. v TK D Tounr Itirl for nurse maid. ;i 'i-ro1l M.. Hammond. 4--U. . ti:;. Competent biii-r on Elliot t ,(-hr m-"irhip.'. Tou'k ldy v.i'h , . , i,, h"i!! jniricat deiails and r.a; acciira'e work, t an mak - a . or'.h- hlie position. frank 3. : ('-. 4-2--t. WWTED Epr.ced girl or woman fnr Kneral hO'iework Mrs. .f. r. 11 iiion, 9 Osdn Hammond. 4-LB-.1.. V NTED 'r' No rooking- no 'washing. Phor, Hammond 163'"'. A N TT". I Yot i ' -K Sirl to do s-neral ,o.ow.i'k. : fa;nil. Mrs RirK v.n. Harb-r b'.dg.. Mi "n gan and Fir at 'r.fi. Harbor. , 4-6-. t. WANTED Dishwasher short hours. Joy Lo Restaurant, 100 State St. -6-:t 'VWTF.O Girl. Muat sn"sk Po!ih E." Chl.-aico Tea Coffee Stor. 'NTF.P1 l"nion wai'reas. T.s'aurant. Hammond. H'.te! Mee 4-2S-H. U XTEP 4 womn io work for the Palmoliv 5oap Co.. d;ei ributins: coupon in Hammond. Applv R:S0 a. m.. at Maisilc Hotel. Hammond. Ask for Mr. Ree. 4-2S-H. Room and Board. n xn.rtOAD man desires ai room and board i" pri-vaf" familv. Central1 located. Write A196. Times. Hammond. 4-23-2t. Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5-room cottage or flat bv voting couple. No children. Write A194, Times. Hammond. 4-28-St. WANTED TO RENT 6 or 7-room cot tage or house. Moaern. tsest rer. Thone Hammond 1413. 4-J8-3t. Lost and Found. i.O?T Small purae. rear Lrtvjx Th.M-1.-C. Return to 1;5 State s.. urstnir, rhons Hammond 1637. 4-2S-H. LOST Sunday night, black purse, be tween Nickel Plate depot and Motion iarlts. Reward. Phone Hammond f6M. 4-2S-U LOST Black and tan Airdala do. Saturday p. m. 534 Calumet ave. Kinder will receive liberal reward. Phone Hammond 2320. 4-2S-3r. LOST Gold -i$rt ring: initial inside. T. P. to K. M. Findr please notify the Timee, Hammond. Reward will be tvn. 4-28-lt. LOST Hunch of kys. on Gostlin, Calumet or ftbley eta. Finder phone Hammtnd IS 4 or 26ii and receive reward. 4-2-3t.

For Sale Automobiles. Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service, 318 Fayette st., Hammond,

phones 2655, 1240-R. 21-1 FOR SAt.K 1J18 Madison Six. 7-p.iss.. ; in good rendition. 1 extra tte and spot! Hcht. 4749 Mf hi'.lo avf.. phono f ciu-l cago "2. 4-lS-bt. FOR PALE Maxwell roadster. T350. Acorn Meter Car Co.. So Wiil.ams. st . Hammond. 4-3-tf. FtK SALE Cheap: 2(i0. blah class. 5 -pass, fi.adsler. "Wmt'T top. seat i o vera, automatic tire nam p. f nen- : tsres. Tho-ie Hammond 2il43. 4-23-tf. 1R PALE Paiae touring car. rood ! ondit!on. J20V Dcmkovivh Garage. AVhiting. 4-.o-uf. FOR SALE; Studebaker automobile. 7.pass.. in A I condition. ('h?ip. 314 Michigan e.. phone Hammond 2nS. 4-2S-"t. FOP SALE Chummy roadster, l'k" new.! Ca'I f.SI Oakley St.. or phone Ham-J nond S330. " 4--'6-2t. YOU SALE 4-passenger Wavcrlv Electric: exeellent -ondition. Take gas car as part or t'uH-pavrnent. Call Ham. 499 after 3:00 p. m. FOR SALT One 1918 Ford touring car. excellent shape. Ofie 191 Chevrolet No. 4ft0 roadster, almost new. On 1917 Chevrolet F..V.-5 P.aby Grand touring car. South Shore Auto Co . Russell A- Hohman sta.. phono Hammond 3123. 1-2S-1I. FOR SALE Late model Hudson Super-6. only run noon miles. Excellent shape. A snap a i J 1300. Worth ?20..i0. Phone Hammond 140. 4-28-St. FOR SALE One I!M4 6-cyl. Teerless gray hearse, self-starter, mechanically good. A bargain if taken at once. Call Calumet 4229. Chicago. 4-2S-3t. FOR SALE 1915 Rulck roadster. J too. 1915 Paige. 5-pass . $300. 5""j J-'or-?yh ase.. phone E. Chicago C72M. 4-2S-2t. Misce&ansotiA. I. L CO?TKN FOR PAPER HWGIN'O and painting. We take bonds In payment. 263 Sib'.ey St., phone iiimmond 1036W. 2-i-lU fwt nnrnisH your home for less LET US OROVE IT 4i C STATS ST. TTti-KOHt 943 ltAM0. vn. 4-7-lmo. Notice Auto Owners Rayfield Service Station. RayfteM carburetor parts carried in to-k, repairs and adjustment on all carburetors. E. W. HTTXT Auto Repair Shop. Phone Hammond 3444. 43 Xnssell St. 4-22-61. RI GS CLEANED, SI7.EP. RENOVATED and repaired. P. O. Box 23. Hammond Carpet Co. 4-2S-6t. roitD owms listeu: We Are Tord Srperts. S years' experience. Will overhaul Ford motors for J20. All other repairs reasonable. ZSLLZKS XXOS. 404 Ash at., Hammond. . 4-23-6r. Automobile Radiator. P.epalrtd and rebuilt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fenders, hoods, gasoline tanks. Standard Auto Radiator Works. 944 Calumet ave., phone 1450. 11-2-tf. Notice, Truck Owner. We carry a complete stock of Goodyear S. V. Truck Tires. We also have a 260-ton hydraulic press for quick apply service. Lake Co. Auto Supply, .671 S. Hohman St., phone 1741. Hammond. H. A. Theil. Prop. 11-23-lt. TTTirxiTGr asd HZPAntrxa Guaranteed. PIANOS. PLaTZRR. Tlctor O. Stoneroo The XVStC HAIT 151 State St. Phone 3360. Hammond. 4-26-eod. WE D PRIVATE HOME WASHING Call for and deliver. Phone Hammond 1447. 3-21-ROOFING. AH kinds of roofing furnished and applied at very lowest prices. Repairing and rocoating old gravel roof, relinirg old gutters, chimneva painted. Readv roofing over shingles. ft. c. Hall, 614 Oakley ave., phone Hammond 2467. 4-22-6t.e.od. BLACK DIRT AND COAL FOR SALE. re!ivered in Ind. Harbor. East Chicago and Hammond. La wns graded and sodded. The Illinois Coal Co.. phones Hammond 274 or 1541. 4-16-tf.M.W.S. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Guaranteed to cut. Called for and delivered. R. J. Herkner. $37 Calumet ave., phone Hammond 2829. 4-7-tf.eod. For Rent. FOR RENT Plain furnished 4-room cottage, r.ear Columbia ave. $5 Sibley St.. Hammond. 4-22-St. FOR RENT 3-room furnished flat for light housekeeping. 501 May St.. phone Hammond 9T5M, 4-28-lt. Situations Warned. as siriiuj-aynrr. wnn Cltfricei 'Tperi' ence. Can give ref. Write A134. Times. Hammond. 4-26-3t. SITUATION WANTED Man. married. 39 years old. with exeutive ability and experience on nneny kinds machinery, good metal and wood worker, wants reInterview. Address Bog 496. Hammond, sponsible position. Piease arrange for 4-2S-2t. Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO RLT OR RENT Typewriter. Must be In rood running condition and reasonable. Write M. L., Times. Hammond. -23-3t. WANTED TO BFT 5 or 6-room bouse or bungalow. South side, from owner, at once. Phone Hammond 926M. 4-26-tf. WANTED Need, at once, light touring car or roadster of late Model and in good condition. Will sasriflce Gary vacant lot in trade. Address A. S. Times. Hammond. 4-2S-3t. WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR OLD AUTOMOBLIES; SCRAP RUBBER; TIRES AND METAL. CALL PHONE 2728, M. EIN, 1037 CALU MET AVE. 4-2J-J WANTED To buy small house. $300 cash, balance monthly. Hammond or West Hammond. Molsberrer. 334 State at., phone Hammond 3322. Open evenings. 4-2S-2t. WANTED TO BUT Used automobiles of any make, for cash. 45 58 Forsvtha ave.. pfeone Olraeo 7?m 4-2-!t

Real Estate Bargains.

Own Tour Own Home ! WACEIWICZ BARGAINS. p ssoid seven :f th." specials Hdvertiserj r.i Moniay. ler' are two newones both hot' bargains worth your time to in estigrt". 6-rooin modern new frame bungalow, fim- south side location, near iHr line, tirt'-; interior finish and oak floors throughout. Ceiling, rormi-e. cabinet, !aundr ttih-s. etc. Only S3950. with $500 cash, balance as rest. Now vacant. 5-tc-om new frame resident e. juM compieted. Tacant. nly o i minutes silk west from onuri houao. ', id" lot graded and .sodded. liet furnace, laundry lubs. Ions llinc room with upon stair i-nso. 9ll room; rirroratii. In rge orr h and nil osossmenta raid m f u ; : Only $00 cash down and 930 per month. ri-room fr:i'e lottag'" on Pine ... nrr Hoffman. 'osr to car line. Concrete hlook foundation, cleft, and ens, wide lot fino as'-r.sin-ut r early paid out. Si 950 -with only S350 cash, balance as rent. Watch Oar Specials Dally. 7IAKK J. WACXZWICZ. "Home of the Best Koine Baig-alna" Cor. Oakley and Plummer Ares. Phone Hammond ltS17. Open Evenings. 4-2o-2t. FOR SALE Ls'g n.odern nouae: terma. Phone 2S42 Hmaiond. 11-36-tf. FOR SALE New modern "-room bungalow. Inmiediate possession. A snap. Liberal terms. Mlargis & iMoore Co., Hammond bide:. Phones 321: 2143. 4-:i-tf FUR SALE l-U- owner. 4-s acres of.l er ceoi. . evidence land, pnrt of the old Humpfer estAt" on South Hohmanj st A ti v nil e location with improved roads on both sides plat. Outside city limits. F'o- nart i. tilar call Mat Humpfer. plioiv llnii.moiid 1297-1"-:'. 4-26-St. FOR SALE By ownermodern (5-rooni house, on Highland st. To save $800 to $1,000 investigate. Call Ham. 499 after 5::.0 p. m. 4-2S-3t FOR SALE S-room modern bungalow. on Elm st. Rcasorablc terms. Apply 44'. Ayh si., phone Hammond 1927. 4-2S-2 W.emrl. I'OR SALE Vacant comer on Ann st and Muenicb rt.: also tot on Kenwood and Hohrnan st : or I will built to suit buyer. Phor.e Hammond 253S. 4-2S-lf. FOR SALE OR RENT Bungalow. Modern throughout. pleasant location, north side E. Chicago. 4141 Northcot se. 4-28-lt. FOR SALE 50 ft.. K-nwoo.l. Moraine ave.. east front. Bargain. Geo. Stevens. 163 Highland st . phone Hammond 3103. 4-2S-2t. FOR SALE 5-room modern roitaje. US Grover St., phone Hammond 3439. 4-2S-3t. TO SATE. 1'. S. government says buy wisely but buv now. Prepare now to own a home. Largest selections of th choicest vacant lots In Hammond, at th. best prices, from f'75 up payments as low ps $5 down and th per month. I lime wha' you wnnt. in any part of Hammond: also lh Country Club addition. SO ft. lots. $100'. with Improvements paid In full Mason, Webb. Ruth. Detroit sts. Easiest trms to give you a start. Eor vacant property, give me a chance to aubmir our selection, the best Jn town, at a great saving. TSANI S. BETS. O-oetlin Keyn A. Co. Phone Hani'd 140. 4-28-t. For Sale Motocycles. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Sold on easy payments. Also 2rid hand motorcvcles bouM and .)ld. A. J. SX.IQSS. Sncceeeor to O. W. Hunter. 514-16-18 Hohman rt. Phone Kam'd 132. 4-24-tf. MOTORCYCLES. AH niskts from $15.00 up. To get what you wart make your selection row. Sold on phv pa men's EXCELSIOR MOTOSCYCXS SAXES goou. 229 State St. Phone Hammond 2:9. ' ' t-26-St. FOR SALE 3-Speed 1916 Harley-David-son motorcycle. .Ml equipped. Al condition. $1f.o 713 Chicago ae.. phone K. Chicago 527.L 4-26-2L FOR SALE 4-room cottage. 2 lols. improements raid. 500 Utlcox. $200 cah. $1700. i'4-iitory hni-k. Summer at., $3600. F. T. Wyir.an. phone Hammond 16X9. 4-2K-U. For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 and 3-room suit's. Strictly nujdern light houskeepmg rooms. 531 Michigan ae., phone Hammond 1776. 4-28-lt. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1SS Flummer ave.. Hammond. 4-12-tf. FOR RENT 2 light bou sekeepin g rooms at 311 Iogan si. I'hone Hammond 2248. 4-26-lt. FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping. Sfictly modern. No children. 123 E. Williams St., rhone Hammond 118SJ. - 4-26-21. FOR ENT 2-room house, newly decorated, furnished, for neat couple. 185 Conkey ave.. phone Hammond 344R. 4-2S-H. FOR RENT Modern 2-room furnished apartment, private bath. 430 Indiana ave.. phone Hammond 34fiS. 4-26-lt. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, suitable for gentlemen. 163 State St., upstairs. Hammond. 4-26-lt. FOR RENT" Furnished room. 1 block west of Hohman on Sibley St.. phone Hammond 88R. 4-28-21. FOR RENT Suite desirable light housekeeping rooms. 43f,S Magoun ave. E. Chlca go. 4-2X-3I. TOR RENT Modern room. Su"b.o f.-r 1 or 2 gentlemen. 4118 Baring ave, E. Chicago. 4-2S-H. FOR KENT Furnished room, suitable for I or 2 gentlemen. 442 Indiana ave., upstairs, phone Hammond S62J. 4-28-lt. FOR RENT 2 modern well furnished housekeeping rooms In Rimbach Rlk. f all 100 KusfcII St., phone Hammond 12C0R. 4-2S-H. FOR RENT-!-Nicely furnished cottage. Piu-ne H-immond 2737 after 6 p. m. 4-2rf-2t. FOR RENT Modern furnished room for 1 or 2 gentlemen. 132 Carroll -st., phone Hammond 35S1. 4-28-lt. FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Corner Maywood and Siblev st.. Hammond. 4-2$-lt. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Bath. Call 231 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 4-28-lt. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. New and modern, tall 510 lngraham ave., W. Hammond. 4-2S-U. FOR RENT Newly furnished house, reliable people. Xo children. 963 Colombia ave.. Hammond. 4-2S-3t. FOR REXT-rRooms for light housekeeping-, suitable for couple emoloyed. or will rent to roomers. Call at 232 Michigan ere.. Hsmmond. " 4-2S-H.

For Rent Furnished Rooms l-Or: NEXT Furnished rooms for housekeeping. No objection to children. I'd Michigan ve., corner Oakley. Hmuiond. 4-2S-H. FOi; l:K'T-3 !arg furnibherl rooms for lilihi hi'isek..'ping. on ground floor. Laundry privilege, large bathroom. elcttic liKhts and furnace heat furnished. $2 7 Alice St.. Hammond. 4-2S-2t.

il'FT IM'A'T Fist Stoe heel. Apply 2S cnlunicl ee.. phunt Hammond FOR PENT Neatly furnished light housekeeping room.. Ref. tnj No children. 4 '.Ti Bauer tt., phone Hammond UOTI;. 4-21.-H. For Sale Miscellaneous. POT?. - Unredeemed and Railroad ! Diamonds Watches. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. FOR SALE Dressed hogs of ell weights. I ZZ- to 2fr: also Le bogs of all "eights. l",e to 2::c. At our packing I house and stock ards, Columbia ave. and C. St O. tracks. Phone Hammond i 259. Parmenter P.aruett Pkg. Co. 3-21-FOR RALE Eer Rearing strawberry i MJHni?. . ,ua ran lci true vo iihih., bears until Oct. J. II. Brant, R. F. D. 1. Phone Hammond 12S1-Y-3. FOR SALE Plaok 1r I'hone Hammond 2076. 4-S-tf. Pf liver ed. -t -1 9 - 3 1 . SECOND HAND ITU SIC AX INSTRUMENTS. All in excellent condition. Traded In and overhauled. KIMBALL organ 20.00 VICTOR phonograph, $125 size, with 18 record" 75.00 L. & H. Valve TROMBONE, silver with case and equinment 30.00 VIOLIN, fremonae. 20 years old. with case and equipment 73.00 I'KI LELE. Mexican hand made 10.00 CO'i 'KRTI NA. Loudon make 10. CO BUGLE, navy, brass 3.50 MUSIC HAIT. 151 State at. Phone Hammond 3360. 4-21-tf. FOR SALE 2x6 and 2i8. 9 ft., dressed on both sides end matched. $40 per M. Gen. Am. Manf. C" formerly Ind. Car & Equipment Co., E. Chicago. 4-25-6t. PRACTICAL BUSINESS, MECHANICS. Scientific. Historical and books on most any subject, new or second hand. Call or write whenever in want, of books. Goldman's Book Store. 424 S. Dearborn St.. Chicago. 4-28-6'. FOR SALE Combination dek and bookcase. Bevel glass. 3S1 4 Cedar St., Tdn. Harbor. 4-26-3t. FOR SALE Tnunc pigs, and sows with pigs. Lambert Schoon. Maynard. Ind. 4-26-St. FOR SALE 2,500 feet of chicken wire, 5 ft. 6 in. high at cheap prices. M. E. Ein, 1087 Calumet ave.WE SELL ANY KIND OF A SECOND HAND AUTOMOBILE, PARTS AND TIRES. CALL PHONE 2728. M. EIN, 1087 CALUMET AVE. NOTICE TO MEN. We have a large assortment of second hand suits, pants, and single coats at very low prices. Open evenings. The Hammond Tailoring: Co.. D6o Jtiohman street. 4-4-tf Cash Bargain for Tuesday, April 2U 2 Union - made Brooms for 95c, with this ad. ftKxMsoel to Hammond Furniture Co., .7. A i kin, Manager 242 E. State St. FOR SALE Hard -oal stove. Arpl 4413 Olcott ae.. E. Chicago. 4-2S-2t. FOR SALE 1 Globe ranre and 1 Round ak "neater. Both in good condition. 918 W allace road, near L ndora oHtejj 4-2S-2I. FOR SALE 'hild sulky and old style singer sewing machine. Good condition. Cheap. Phone. Hammond 2S(i. 4-2S-H. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTIC&. There will be a meeting -r the stock holders of the Wyoming Thornton Oil Co. at the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening, April 25th, at 7:30. All persons interested In the .i.tue compjny or the OiSge Coal &. Oil Syndacat are invited to be present. DR. J. T. CLARK. 4-23-3t. President. NOTICE TO NON-RF:SfDEVT STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY, SS: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM No I, MARCH TERM. 1919. MAX BROZOWSKT. administrator of the estate of Isrsel Boaowsky, deceased. VS. HARRY BROZOWSKT and TOURI P.ROZOWSKT. hss wife. MPS. ANNA SHER and METER SHER. her husband. MR.-. REVA KAMINSKT. and JOE KAMINSKT. her husband. LEO BROZOWSKY and FRL'MA BROZOWSKT. hi3 wife, and LA BE BROZOWSk Y. Xo. 1 S 1 97. NOTICE OF PETITION" TO SELL REAL ESTATE. You ar severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as admintsIralor of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Superior Court of Lake County, Indiana, in Room No. 1. thereof, a petition making you defendants thereto and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging lo the estate of said decedent and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate; and that said petitioner has a-vered in said petition that you and each of you are non-residents cf the State of Indiana, and that you are necessary parties to said proceedings and that said Lake Superior Court Room No. 1. at the Court House in the City of Hammond, Indiana, cn the 9ih day of June. 1919. WITNESS, the Clerk and seal of said Court, this 14th day of April. 19ip. HERBERT L WHEATOV, (Seal.) Clerk. Ey ROSCOE HEMSTOCK. Deputy. 4-14-21-28 KOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATH. IN THE MATTER OF TTTE EBTATK OF DANILA POP.V. deceased. No. 1791. TN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAT TERM. 151!NOTICE is hereby givn to the HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDITOR-5! of Danila Fops, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior CourT, held at Hammond.

Indiana, on the lth day of Hay. 119. and show cause. If any. why the FIXAL SETTLEMENT A COO F NTS with the esslate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are 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 19th da" of April. 1919. HEP BERT L. WHEATOM. 'Seal ) Cleik Lake Superior Court. 4-21-28.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE OOl .VTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR CO CUT. MAT -TERM, 1919. JOHN liOIAK VS. ROS1E LOIAK. CAUSE: Xo. 17S70. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now corner the Plaintiff, by H. E. Granger, attorney, and shows filing: of his complaint herein, on January 9 th. 19 19. and now files an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Rosie loiak. is not a resident of th'e State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action f.nd that the same will stand for trial at the next term of fcuid Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 2Srd day of June. A. D. 1919, the sntne being the 37th day of the next term of said Court to be begrun and held In the Court House, Room No. 1. at Hammond, in sa'd Count and Stale, on the 2nd Monday of Mi), A. D. 1919. said action will be beard and determined In her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 hereunto set. my Tiand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 25th day of April, A. D. 1919. HERBERT L WHEATON". v Clork U S. C. By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 4-28; 5-5-1J. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OP' INDIANA, LAKE COUXTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAT TERM. 1919. LEONA SCOTT Ll'TZ VS. LAWRENCE LUTZ. CAUSE No. 18281. ACTION' TOy ANNUL MARRIAGE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by H. E. Granger, attorney, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing: that the defendant, Iawrence Lutz. is not a resident of tile State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefor hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling cf aid cause, on the 23rd day of June. A. D. 1919, the same being the 37th day of the next term of said Court to b begMn and held in the Court House, Room No. J. at Hammond. In said County and Slate on the 2nd Monday of May. A. D. 1319, said action will be heard and determined In his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 25th day of April, A. D. 1919. HERBERT L. WHE AT ON. Clerk L S. C. By CORA D. ADEO.V. Deputy Clerk. 4-2.8; J-5-1J. NOTICE OF BIDS FOR COAL On the evening of May 13th, 1919, in the office of the Superintendent of schools, eight o'clock, the Board of Edurit on. d? Hammond, will receive bids on coal one. thousand tons mere or less of the following kinds to be plsced In the bins in the different school build ing-s: Pocahontas mine run. Franklin County mine run. Franklin County lump, Indiana Fourth vein. Or the equal of any of these in heat units. 4-28; 5-5-12. HOLLAND MUST GIVE UP WILHELM fContinued from rage one.) not fo an offense against criminal !aw, but for a supreme offense against International morality and sanctity of treaties. TRIED BT SPECIAL TBIBVHAL. "A special tribunal will be constituted to try the accused, thereby assuring him the guarantee essential to the right of defense, it will be composed of five Judges, one appointed by each ;f the following five powers: United States of America, Great Britain, France. Italy and Japan. "In its decision the tribunal will ho guided by the highest motives of international policy with a view to vindicating the solemn obligations of Iniernational undertakings, snd the validity of international morality. It will be Its duty to fix the punishment which It conaiders should be imposed. "The allied snd associated powers will address a request to the government of the Netherlands for tre surrender to them of the ex-emperor in order lhat he may be put on trial. "Article II. The German governl ment. not having insured the punish ment of the persons accused of havingexercised acts In violations of laws snd customs of law, such persons will be brought before military tribunals by the allied and asoclated powers, snd if found guilty, sentenced to the punishment laid down by military law. "The German government shall hand over to the allied and asociated poweis. or to such one of them as shsll so request, all persons acused of havin committed any act in violation of the laws and customs of war, who are specified either by name or the rank, office or employment which they held under the German; authorities. "Article HI. Persons guilty of criminal acts against nationals of one of the allied and associated powers will be. brought before the military tribunal of that power. "Persons guilty of criminal acts against the nationals of more than one of the allied and associated powers, will be brought before military tribunal! composed of members of the military tribunals of the powers concerned. "In every case tho accused will be entitled to name his own counsel. "Article IV- The German government undertakes to furnish all documents and information of every kind, the production of which may be considered necessary lo insure the full knowledge of the incriminating acts, the discovery of the offenders, the Just app-eciation of the responsibility." WILL HAYES GOVERNOR CANDIDATE (Continued from page one.) the way of an announcement before this time is whether Hays can run for governor and at the seme time serve as national chairman, but this appears to have ben put out of the way by the conferences that were held here and by assurances that have come from politicians elsewhere in the country. It is said that they have informed Tndiajos

Republican leaders that It will be all right for Hays to run for governor provided Indiana will lend him to the national committee for national chairman In 1910. They insist that the brand of pep and ginger that Hays has injected into the national organization since he bncme national chairman in February, 1?j8. is the kind that is ieo,uired to make a winning campaign, and lhat thnational organization should not be deprived of bis services as national chairman merely in order that he might run for goerne.r in Indiana. So, it is conceded that in case Hays announces himself as a candidate for the governorship he will not forfeit his job as national chairman. With that question out of the way, there seems to be noihing rise to prevent Hays from landing the nomination. As stated above, there are several other

well-known and able Republicans in In-i dians who would like to be governor, but the movement in favor of Hays has made such progress and taken such a deep root that there is little liklihood that any of them will announce agajnst him. Another ibing that has developed mi of the recent conferences that were held here is thnt Governor Goodrich is said to have asked Senator Watson to make the speech in the Republican national convention in 1920 placing the Governor in nomination for president. This is taken as settling the question as to whether the Governor will be candidate for president or vice president. For some time It wes Cue belief among politicians that he would sek the vice presidential nomination, and in some quarters his nsme was hooked up with that of Major General Leonard Wood, the latter for president and the Governor for th e second place. A story came out of j Washington only a few days ago statingthat this was th blown-in-the-bottle ticket that was ail but agreed on by the leaders. But the report that the Governor has asked Senator Watson to p!ae him in nomination for president brushes aside that ticket as a possibility, if the Governor adheres to his present plan. Whether Senator Wa.tson sgreed to maki the nominating speech is not known at this time, and ft will be Interesting- to learn what his answer to the invitation will be. NOTED LABOR LEADER IS HURT INTERNATIONAL NEVUS SCHVIC'I NEW YORK. April 2S. Samuel Gompers. president of the Aiaencan Federation of Labor, wno n badly hurt in a collision between taxi and street car yesterday, was subject! to an X-ray examination today to determine whether he suffered internal inJ jr'.es. Two of the labor leader's itbs trere fractured and his right lup strained. He Is sixty-nine years ei'.d, and has been in ',11 health for some time. Because of these facts -it Is feaitd that he may have a very slow recovery, 'though attending; surgeons said that they expect no aerious developments. Scores of telegrams carrying; messages of sympathy from all over the United States were received XL ttJoiavprs' hotel today. Guy Oyster, the labor leader ' secretary, issued a statement this fcrenooa, saying Gompers spent a comfortable) night and that his pulse and temperature were normal this morning'. Mrs. Gompers. who is ill in Washington, kaJ been notified of the accident, thcuCh Gompers asked that the news b kept from her. GET IN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE f INTERNATIONAL MEWS SERVICE! BOSTON. Mass.. April 2S. Brig-. Gen. William F. Fasaett. commanding: the First V. S. corps and troops of the 42nd Rainbow) division, heroes of Sedan, the last city taken by American troops before the armistice u signed, arrived In Boston today aboard the transport Pretoria, a full .day ahead of schedule. The unexpected arrival of the Pretoria caused a hurried change to be made in plans for her reception. City and state welcoming- committees as well as friends and relatives or the doujhboys were notified by telephone late last night that the Pretoria had wirelessed the navy yard ef her record run from Brest. The fleet of her welcoming; boats went down the harbor this morning- and g-ave the returning sold-ers a noisy welcome. Units aboard the Pretoria are the 140ih machine gyn battalion complete, the 150th machine gun battalion complete Oncluding Company A, of Applton. Wis.) 117th Mobil Ordnance repair shop, sales commissary unit No. 19. eight signal corps photo sections, evacuation hospital No. 7. headquarter detachment and headquarters troop first army coi ps scattered; first ordnance casual company No. 32. ra.t: detachment headquarters 4Jnd divis. on. detachments of the 157th, the ISSth infantry. 149th and 15)st field artistry. 117th 'Engineers .and 41st Casual officers. There were 2.126 soldiers aboard. JAPS EXPECT TO PRESS CLAIMS AT CONFERENCE By SIDNET SAXX (Exclusive Cable by the X. V. S. and th Xondoa Daily Express.) PARIS. April 22. In addition o demands for amendments to the league of nations constitution the Japanese were expected to express their claims for Kiaochau in the plenary session o" the peace conference this afternoon. President Wilson, it was understood, would support the Chinese delegates who are opposing Japanese claims for Chinese territory. "Kiao Chau Is on the Chinese Shantung peninsula). The Japanese are now openly threatening to follow the action of the Itallns in withdrawing If their demands are rejected. The Italian situation remains grave. French Socialista are now criticism? President Wilson for not protesting earlier against "rampant imperialism" in the conference, adding that.. "The president, has not grasped all of the European problems." A six thousand word summary of the peace treaty which Germany must sign probably will be made public on Saturday. Let's show our returned soldier boys how we backed them up in the Four Liberty Loans by mopping up the Fifth.

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! I NTFSN ATION A L NSWS SERVICE! NEW YORK. April 28. Theie s excited trading in many stocks av ih opening of the stock market toda, moemvents including advances f fractions to ever four points with ihe Roval Dutch issues making the greatest gainv The Ntv Tork issue which closed oi Saturday at H'.,, opened with sales of 107ii., and 10'., and then moved up to 110 and the American shares advanced 4,. to 112. I". S. Steel wn in moderate supply at the start, yielding 'i to 109-,i and then recovering its !oa. Baldwin made a gain of 1 ' to 91, and American Locomotive rose i to 77 There was another vigorous buying movement in the railroad stocks. Missouri Pacific making a gain of one po.n to rSi and Northern Pacific rose to S4. Southern Taclflc continues its upward movement, advancing i to liKi, Texas Pax-lfle was exceptionally !;. dropping to 4 4 , . GOOD THINGS IN GARY THIS EVENING Scalloped Chicken and Strawberry Shortcake for Federation Meet. The laiies f the First Presbyterian Church, have prepared a splendid banquet for the Calumet Federation gatheringat CaiT tonight. Scalloped chicken and slra-vberry shortcake are o'h lh bill of fare. Large delegations are coming from, all the towns of the Calume region from South. Chicago to Michigan City. Hammond has pledged fifty delegated, Croiyri Point twenty-five and other to-vns nearly as many. Make your reservations ear'?-. Th price mi a y cents per plate. Dr. V". G. Sea-nan will a.ct as to--master -rd iTr Doijaldson will tei; of the Am -rU-snji-tion work of th T. M C. A. Miss iMary Abrrnethy will te'l of th progress made in The Gary WekDay 6ch0ols fVr Religious Instruction during the t year. There will several musical selections by musician of Gary anj Hammond and elsewhere. A m:tss mejcting will he held in the church auditorium at 8 o'clock. There will be Pevenul selections of vocal and instrumental music and a song by children of twerrty nationalities from the Neighborhood House. The address of the s)venins; will be on the theme. "America's Cenlus for Assimilation." and w.U be Vy Dr. Chas. A. Brooks of New Tork. The public is cordially invited SOLDIER ARRESTED BY SERBIVMcGRUDER Lawrence C. Hamilton, a soldier giving Ms address as Chester. 111., was arrest M Sunday afternoon by Sergeant McGruder recruiting officer at 76S Brcatfway. Gary, and ordered to hold the prisoner for Major Ryan, of the United State army. FIVE GARY GAMBLERS RAIDED Five Gary gamblers was at S ft'etock Sunday morning raided at 704 Washington street and brought to tb station, where they all furnished bonds for release In the sum of $10,0 each for thenappearance in court. CHICHESTER S PH.LS J T.e4lsI rear fA hJ-kse-Ms-s natIiruiA run ta Ksst e el slli.W tx-.w. mied srtta Ne Ritowe. Y eiker. Bj ef rar ' fDi2l2 BBtXD FU.LvforS rimbwstci Beit, &fet.AivRo;i" SOLD BY DRtGGISrS tVEOTWHEB 1 . -a x, ,V r e -"rt " ' iTi ' - B 1MRS. E. LEE Lectures daily from 9 4. m. to 8 p. nv. 'The Right Way to Live." Mre. E. Lee. old No. 319, new No. 71S Stat Line st., opposite S. W. corner of hospital, Illinois side. Phone 334$ Ham. oiond.

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