Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 299, Hammond, Lake County, 2 June 1919 — Page 7

Mondav. June 2, 1919.

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NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10 cents per line with a minimum charge of 30 cests. Hammond, Ind., March 31. 3-3l-tf A charge of ten cents for collection will he made for all classified adTerussmentt phoned to this office and not paid lor within five days. Wanted Male Help. WANTED Boy to handle Times route. in Mun.lr, starting June 1st. See Henry DeVries, Munstr. Ind. VAXTEL-Two 1st class pamtprs. Must be union men or are willinK to join. Apply 508 Murrav St., or phor.e Hammond 1354AY or 1617. 6-2-tf. WANTED Boy, 16 years or over. Enterprise Bed Co.. Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Office boy. Good ray. Miit be over 16 years old. Reid Murdoch & Co., Hammond. 6-2-3t. H'AXTEP 1st class shoemaker. 524 119th st . Whiting, Ind. 6-2-tf. WANTED Mat cutter at once. Buehler Bros., 573 Hohman St., phone Hammond 1441. 6-2-2t. WANTED Mas for day or night work. Q-ood pay. teta.ls Refinery Co., Osborne. Ind. S-2-21. AV ANTED Boy. 16 to 19 years old, to make himself useful around factory. Goshen shirt Co.. 105 Condlt st.. Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Census clerks. 4100 needed. J92 per month. Age, 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examinations, write Raymond Trrv (former government examiner), 06 Continental bid., Washington. 8-2-7t. WANTED Clerk In Hardware store. Must have experience. . R. J. Herkner, 837 Calumet ave., phone Hammond 2S29. 6-2-tf. NOW roit THE SEVEN SEAS! U. S. Merchant Marine seeds young men to he trained as Bailors, flremen, stewards for Good Jobs at Good Pay en ocean going ships. Pay while tralnirte ViAarrf and nnflrif r free: aires IS to So; bring birth certificate. Apply to JAY B. RITTER DrujJ" Sept., Lion Store. 590 S. Hohman St., Hammond. Agent U. Shipping Board 4-2S-M & Thur.tf. Wanted Female Help. WANTED A woman for kitchen work at Lundgren's Point Cafe. Sheffield and Indianapolis Blvd., Robertsdale. 5-27-tf. . i ' WANTED A woman to do claining. $14 per week. Apply Elevator operator. Hammond building. 5-31-tf .WANTED A colored woman to do washings, ironing and cleaning, high wages. 110 Carroll St., Ham. 5-31-3 WANTED Day cook at once. 3213 Black ave., Ind. Har. 5-31-3 WANTED Girl for generil houseworU. 4006 Grapevine St.. Ind. Harbor. 6-2-3t. WANTED Girl.Hammond. 553 S. Hohman St.. 6-2-lt. WANTED-2 girls for labeling, Polish preferred. Good pay. Apply Chas. H. Mayer & Co.. State Line near Rimbach. ave.. Hammond. 6-2-tf. "WANTED Competent maid for general housework. No washing. Phone Hammond 701. 6-2-3t. WANTED Dishwasher. Good wages. no Sundav work. The Grill. Hammond b!dg., Hohman &. Fayette St., Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Girl for kitchen work. 1 State st, Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Experienced waitress. Steady work, union scale. American Restaurant, 120 Sibley St.. Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Girl or woman to help with housekeeping. Will pay well to right party. 152 Walthain St., phone Hammond 1143M. 6-2-2t. WANTED Stenographer, with some experience. Good pay. Aprly in person. Reid Murdoch & Co.. Hammond. 6-2-3t. WANTED Girl for housework. 18S Plummer ave., Hammond. 6-2-tf. WANTED Competent girl or middle aged woman for general housework. S5 Slbiey St., Hammond. 6-2-lt. WANTED Woman or girl at the New Tork Cleaning & Dye Works. 641 S. Hohman st., Hammond. 6-2-2t. WANTED Housekeeper, one who has no home preferred. 712 Summer st., Hammond. 6-2-2t. WANTED Young lady or young married woman, for fountain. Apply Mr. Kelson, Nelson's Drug Store. 6-2-lt. WANTED Girl or middle aged lady for general housework. Good home for right party. 651 Truman ave., phone Hammond 1190M. 6-2-2t. Miscellaneous. J. L. COKEN FOR PAPER HANGING and painting. We take bonds in payment. 289 Sibley at., phone Hammond 1036W. 2-6-1L EASTERN MONEY TO LOAN ON farm loans at the rate of hVzfo interest, 6-year terms. 20-year terms. 6 interest. In answering state number of acres, amount needed, name and address correctly. E. M. Haynes. Room 304. Garv Theatre bldg., Gary. Ind. 5-8-lmo. WE DO ALA. KINDS OF CARPENTER work and repairing. Phone Hammond 1447. 5-23-lt. WANTED Brick and cement block laying, boiler setting o- fire brick work. Reasonable prices. Phone Ham. 1915. 5-29-6t Notice, Truck Owner. We carry a complete stock of Goodvear S. V. Truck Tires. We also have a 250-ton hydraulic press for quick apply service. Lake Co. Auto Supply, 671 IS. Hohman St.. phone 1741. Hammond. H A. Thetl. Prop. U-23-1L Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY Thoroughbred Belgian buck. Call Hammond 0S3M. 5-21-3t. WANTED TO BUY Motorcyrle, Harley Davidson or Excelsior, must be cheap and a bargain for cifh. Phone Ham. 3346. 716 State Line st. 5-31-3 WANTED 3 or 4-pass. roadster, good condition, not over 32x3,4 tires; not jver $150 cash. W. II. Hisleon. 3213 Regent St.. Ind. Harbor. 6-2-lt. WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR OLD AUTOMOBLIES; SCRAP RUBBER; TIRES AND METAL. CALL PHONE 2728, M. EIN, 1087 CALUMET AVE. 4-23 Room and Board.

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iMiraawamiwutf nam igsa For Sale Automobiles. Storage Batteries charged, rented r.nd repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service, 318 Fayette st., Hammond, phones 2655, 1240-R. ii-i FOB SALE One Tord Roadster in good condition. Owen's Oarage, Hobart, Indiana. tf tOFi SALE King, 5 passenger model 1. A-l condition, fully equipped, must s-ll thus week. $450. Phone Hammond 3441. 5-2S-.1 FOR SALE One 5 passenger Chandler will accept Liberty Bonds, also 5 passenger Overland. 790 Reall ave., phone Hum, 101X-M. 5-29-3 FOR SALE 5 passenger. 6 cylinder Oakland.- model 32. first class condition. Just overhauled. Phone Hammond 11M-M. 5-29-3 FOR SALE: Chalmers. 5 passenger, also Overland roadster. 2 passenger. 491 ToJd ave., phone E. Chicago 1104-M. 5-31-2 FOR SALE King 5-pass.. model D. Al condition, fully equipped. Must sell this week. $450. Phone Hammond 3 2 8 J. 8-2-2t. FOR SALE Ford touring car. Applv Hnrlwir Garage, Ind. Harbor. 6-2-31. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1919 Ford 5pass., $3K5; l')17 A'elie, o-pass . $650. 4.ViS Forsvthe- ave.. phone E. Chicago 672M. 6-2-2t. FOR SAI-E Cheap. Ford sedan. Good running condition. Can be seen Victory Garage, 160 Fayette t.. Himmond. 6-2-2t. Republic Motor Truck, 1842 Mich. Ave., Chicago 2 Ford Touring Cars. 1 .Ford Truck; panel body. 1 Ford Vs-ton Express . 1 Ford 1-ton Truck. 1 Ford lVa-ton Truck. 2 Maxwell Trucks. 1 Studebaker Truck. 1 Republic 3-4-ton Truck. 1 Republic lVs-ton Truck. 1 Republic 2-ton Truck. 1 Packard 3-ton Truck. These cars are in 1st class mechanical shape; will be sold cheap. Republic Motor Truck, 1842 Mich. Ave., Chicago FOR SALE lsed cars: One Ford truck, panel body, like new. dne 7-pass. Studebaker. One 5-pass. touring car, rood condition. One 7-pass. Oldsmobile. used 2 months. .Terry O'Niel. 671 Calumet ave., phone Hammond 82. 6-2-FOR SALE Overland roaditer. model 81. Good as new. $350. 354 Indiana ave., phone Ham. 2956. 6-2-lt. For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Two strictly modern light housekeeping rooms. Call 1776 or 531 Michigan avenue, Hammond. 5-2!s-l FOR RENT Furnished room for housekeeping: 1 suite for bachelors. 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 5-19-ROOM FOR RENT Two large, separated, healed rooms for rent close to the down town business district. Suitable for two men desiring first class accomodations. House new. rooms nicely furnished. Phone 1319-.T. 5-29-3 FOR RENT Pleasant room, suitable for one gentleman, 4S13 Forsythe ave., E. Chicago. 5-31-3 FOR RENT 2 furnished sleeping rooms 569 Sibley St.. phone Ham. 1367-M. 6-31-1 FOR RENT 2 and 3 rooms, for light housekeeping. 232 Indiana ave.. Ham. 5-31-tf FOR RENT Pleasant front sleepin; room. Electric light and bath. 115 Clinton st., Hammond. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT Pleasant light housekeeping rooms. Apply 3S2S Drummond St.. Ind. Harbor. 6-2-3t. FOR RENT 4 rooms for light housekeeping. 704 Oakley ave.. phone Hammond 1062J. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms on Michigan ave.: also 1 housekeeping suite. Apply 3425 Michigan ave.. Ind. Harbor. 6-2-3t. FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping., No children. Phone Hammond 1076W. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT 2 light housekepin r rooms. 3330 Michigan ave.. Ind. Harbor. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping room. Modern, reasonable. 125 Carrel 1 st.. Hammond. 6-2-FOR RENT 2 modem furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 430 Indiana ae. No children. Phone Ham. 345.K. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 572 Hohman St., Hnmmnd. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room for 2 gentlemen. 27 Clinton St., up stairs. Hammond. 6-2-3t. FOR RENT Modern light housekeeping room. 103 Russell St., Hammond. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT 2 rooms in front. 1st floor. for light housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 130 Fay hU? -St.. Hammond. 6-2-l t. FOR RENT 3 modern housekeeping .rooms, private bath. 194 State St.. Hammond. Opposite postomce. 6-2-It. FOR RENT Furnished light housekeeping rooms, to neat couple. Near car lines. 734 Wood ave., phone Ham. 805.T. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT 2 furnished modern housekeeping rooms. No children. 251 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 6-2-2t. For Sale Motocycles. " MOTORCYCLES. All makes, from $15.00 up. To get what you want, make your selection now. Sold on easy pavments EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE SALES EOOtl 339 State Street Phone '.is.?. Hammond INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand motorcycles bought and sold. A. J. SLICES. Successor to G-. W. Hunter. 514-16-18 Hohman st. Fhone Ham'd 122. 4-24-tf. Situation Wanted. WANTED Office work bv capable young lady with knowledge of boonkeeping. 3 years experience. Write A. 257. Times, Ham. 5-29-2 WO RK WANTED Cellar waterproofing. etc.; also new cement composition flooring for kitchen, vestibule, and bath rooms. Write for samples to Joseph H. Mitter. 204 Ruff bulg. Hammond. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Phone 1673. 6-2-2L Are you reading The Trmes?

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Real Estate Bargains. FOR KALE Largi modern tiriune: term. Phone IM2 Hninmona. ll-6-tt FOR SALE Restaurant doing good business in fine location. Write A22P, TniK-s. Hammond. 5-lfi-tf. FOR SALE New 5-room modern bungnow. South side, near car line. Immediate possession. Exceptionally low price and easy terms. Hargls & Moore. 402 Hammond bldg., phones ll.irnntond 321 and 2143. 5-20-tf. I WILL SELL A LOT ON WILLIAMS st.. vnd build house to suit purchaser. For information call Hammond 3116. 5-22-tf. FOR SALE Modern eight-room hous. central locution, inquire 49H4 Olcott ave.. East Chicago. n-27-10 I-OK SALE 6 room bungalow, furnace heat, cheap, south side. Phone Hammond 79:!. 5-28-6 FOR SALE Store, confectionery and school supplies. Living rooms in rear. Rent reasonable. 477 Hoffman St., Hammond. 5-28-3 FOR SALE Strif-tly modern bungalow. price $4,500 This is one of the best buys on the nouth side. New strictly modem cottage, south, side. $300 cash, balance same as rent. 5 room bungalow, south side, price $3,700. 8 rooms hard wood trim ;md finish. 2 lots on south side, price $5.00f. $500 cash, balance terms to suit. New H room bungalow, east side, price $4,230. 7 room modern house, north side, price $3,600. 5 room bouse. 2 l"a on north side, price $1,500. $100 ra.h. balance $15 per month. 5 room cottage on north side, bth. full basement, price $1,350. $150 cash. 3 room house. 2 lota on Cedar St., $1,150. $150 cash. 5 room cottage near business center, bath, parage, price St.HuO. 4 room cottage, near Standard Steel Car Co.. your own terms. 5 room bungalow, cast side. 2 lots, price $S.60o, worth $4,000. J. 3. BI,CCTrMAiT CO. lb 1 State Street. 5-23-3 FOR SALE By private owner, up-to-dtite bungalow, with large garage, price $9.0u0. Inquire M. Arnolf's, 3722 Cedar St.. Ind Har. 5-2H-6 Will exchange my house in Hammond for 3!,r:it truck with long body. Writ A. 254. '! lmes. Ham. 5-41-3 FOR SALE By owner. 1 acre of land or 2 acres of land or more, near Hohman St.. within 5 minutes of car line. No assessments. Math Humpfer, phone Ham. 1237-Y-3. 5-31-3 FOR SALE Florida 10 acres, good soil. partly improved, cash or terms. 102 Doty street. Ham. C-31-3 FOR f ALE On south side, modern bungalow. Italian stucco. 5 rooms and sun parlor, furnace heat, beam ceiling, French doors, ail oak finish, 14x18 ft. garage. Corner lot. Good terms. Real bargain. I W. Walthem St., Hammond. $5,500.00, 57Vixl30. 5-31-6 FOR PALE Oft TRADE 2 lots on Williams st. in W. Hammond. 1st block. AVill consider automobile in trade. Fhone Hammond 1224R. 6-2-3t. FOR SALE 5-room bungalow on Michigan ave. Modern in every respet. Cash or terms, t'ronin Real Estate Co., 302 Hammond bldg., phone Ham. 167. 6-2-2t. FOR SALE. B-room. on Fouth side, near car line. Bath. elec. 37 4 ft. lot with street assessments paid in full. Immediate possession and cheap at only $2400. Small payment and bal. rent. Woods, Martin & Co. Phone Hammond 51. 603 Hohman St., Ham. Trust & Saw Bank 6-2-2t. FOR SALE 8-room house, large lot, on north side. A bargain if taken at once. Call Ham. 1113J. 6-2-3t. FOR SALE 1-acre poultry farm, 4-room house, barn and chicken coop; 20 minute from Hammond. E. Chicago car line. Bargain, Call Hammond 127.1-Y-3. 6-2-St. FOR SALE Fine bungalow, south sld. Living room across front, sun parlor, etc. Price $4650. Part cash. 7-room house near car line, vacant now. Price $3350: $600 cash: $35 per month including interest. J. E. Trescott. phone Ham. 2S12. 6-2-lt. For Rent. FOR RENT 5 rooms apt. with garage, steam heat. Janitor service, rent $50. Phone 2061. Ham. 5-31-3 FOR RENT Doctor's office and reception room, to share with a dentist who Is well located, one of the best corners in Gary. Prefer one who has had some experience in handling foreigners. M. C, Times. Gary. 5-27-St WILL SHARE MODERN T-ROO.V1 BUNgalow near Harrison Park with couple without children. Phone Hammond 18311. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT 7-room modern flat, brick, nicely furnished. Close in. south side. Fhone Hammond 2538 before 6 p. m., or call 7 Williams st, this evening, upstairs. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT Garage. $4 per month. 475 Summer St., phone Hammond S35J. 6-2-lt. FOR RENT At Ind. Harbor, one 3-room modern flat, with heat and all modern conveniences, located in business center of city. Must give reference. Call Ind. Harbor 41. . 6-2-2t. Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT furnished house or cottage for summer months by refined responsible rurtv. Best of references. Call Hammond 10S2M. 6-2-2t. WANTED TO RENT 6 -room modern cottage or lower flat, by June 25th. Best r f . I'hone Ham. 3585, after 5:30 p. m. 6-2-St. WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6-room unfurnished, modern, centrally located, by man and wife. Best of references. Call Ham. 330. 6-2-3t. BLACK DIRT AND COAL FOR SALE. Delivered in Ind. Harbor. East Chicago and Hammond. Lawns graded and sodded The Illinois Coal Co., phones Hammond 274 or 1541. 4-15-tf.M. W.S. WE SELL ANY KIND OF A SECOND HAND AUTOMOBILE, PARTS AND TIRES. CALL PHONE 2728. M. EIN, 1087 CALUMET AVE. Lost and Found. LOST Gold $1 on child's chain qeepsake. on premises. 661 Douglas ave., W. Hammond. $5 reward. Return Times office. Hani. 5-29-3 LOST 1 portage tire. 30x3'. Homewhere on Highland st , near Drackert st. Liberal reward. Return to Victory Garage, phone Hammond 154. 6-2-lt. LOST On Saturday afternoon, on Hammond or 6 3rd St. car. a parcel containing children's clothes. Finder please return to Times omce and receive reward. 6-2-lt. LAWN MOAVERS SHARPENED Guaranteed to cut. Called for and delivered. R. J. Herkner. 837 Calumet ave., phone Hammond 2S29. 4-7-tf.eod. 4-7-lmo. Get our prices first on wiring. Hammond Electric Shop, 606 Oakley, phone 154. 6-28-2 GEN'L CARPENTER WORK. PAINTing and repairing done. 101 Plummer ave.. phone Hammond 1779. 5-23-6eod Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page.

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For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. FOR SALE Dressed hogs of nil weights, 22c to 26c; also live hogs of all weights. 17c to 23c. At our packing house and stock yards, Columbia ave. and C. Ai O. tracks. Phone Hammond 299. Farmenter Burnett Pkg. Co. 3-21-FOR SALE Scratch po.ds by the pound. A'arious sizes. Times office, Room 214, Hammond o-7-tf. FOR SALE Forty head of draft horses, harnoss and dump wagons. Granger, Whitaker & Co., Hammond. 6-24-10t. FOR SALE Hore and buggy at a bargain. Must be sold this week. AV. E. Russell, I'hone Hammond 447 or 3069. 6-26-6t SPECIALS IH- ELICTB.IO riXTTJH.ES. Redecorate your home with some of our Electric Fixtures. AVe have them to match your decorations Below is a list of our best sellers, price complete, hung in your home: Living Room Bowl $ 7.00 Dining Room Bowl and Four Side Lights 17.00 3-light Dining Room Shower;. 8 50 Brackets for bath or bedroom. 2.25 These designs are new and made up of the best material. HAMMOND ELECTRIC SHOP 606 Oaklev. between Sibiey and State. Phone 1654. 6-2tf FOR SALE Thoroughbred female Collie dog. $5. Otto Wolf, Lansing. Ill Phone 44-K. 5-29-6 FOR SALE Shoe shop, Goodyear outfit complete, 4711 Olcott ave.. East Chicago. Phone East Chicago 433-AV. 5-20-5 FOR SALE Genuine gray reed baby cab, very reasonable. 1206 Beocon st. phone East Chicago 1111-J. 5-29-3 Get the habit. Buy for cash pay less at this place. Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State St. (Look for Clock in center of si;?n.) 5-26-lmo. FOR SALE Flat top double oak desk. oik typewriter desk, with 3 oak chairs. Bargain, good condition. Wood's, Martin Co., I'hone Ham. 51. 6-31-1 COAL. AVe have all kinds at low prices. Phone us now for your winter supplies. Vulcan Coal Co., phone Ham. 2664. 5-31-7 FOR SAI-J3 At once, strictly high class furniture: mahogany dining room set, davenport, chairs, tables, Iron bed. sleeping porch shades, etc. 1030 S. Hohman St.. phone Hammond 238. 6-2-lt. FOR SALE 3-piece Circassian walnut suite and library table to match. Like new. I'hone Hammond 1 1 35 J. 6-2-lt. FOR SALE Quantity of furniture. Iron beds. etc. Inquire American Trust & Sav. Bank, Hammond. 6-2-lt. Cash Special for Tuesdav, June 3 Regular $2.50 Pillows, $1.79, with this coupon. Hammond Furn. Co., J. Arkin, Manager. 242 E. State St. ANNOUNCEMENT. We are selling double tread tires of all sizes at very cheap prices. M. E. EIN. 1087 Calumet Av. Hammond 6-2-3t-eod LEGAL NOTICES. SPRINKLING NOTICE. Sprinkling hours. 5 to 8 a. m., 5 to 9 p. m. Persons who have not obtained sprinkling license will call at AVater Department, City Hall, between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. for same. 5-2-4. G. G. BLOCKIE. NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE, cc: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR CORPORATION. A Corporation, vs. CITY OF EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA, A Municipal Corporation. No. 18311. TO THE CITY OF EAST CHICAOO, INDIANA. AND THE CITIZENS THEREOF: You and each of you are hereby notified that the General American Tank Car Corporation, a Corporation has filed a petition In the Lake Superior Court, in Room No. 2. thereof. Cause No. 18311, praying for a vacation of the plat of Euclid Avenue Addition to the City of East Chicago, and for th vacation of a certain alley therein, as shown by said plat as appears from said petition and asking for the vacation of said alley In said Euclid Avenue Addition lying west of lots one (l) to thirteen (13) inclusive in said Euclid Avnue Addition to the Ci'y of East Chicago, Indiana, and praying that said alley as is shown in said addition and by said plat be vacated: also for the setting aside, vacation and expunging from the records of said plat of said Euclid Avenue Addition to the City of East Cbica.go, Indiana,, from the records of said County in the Recorder's Office thereof; that the same will come oh for hearing on the 16th day of June, 1919, in said court before the Judge thereof in the Superior Court House in Hammond, Indiana, at which time you may appear and remonstrate thereto, and in default thereof, the same will be heard and determined in your absence, WITNESS the Clerk of this, the Lake Superior Court, this 26th day of May, 1919. HERBERT L. AVHEATON. Clerk of the Lake Superior Court. A. OTTENHEIMER, Attorney, for Petitioner COLUMBUS An appeal to the American people for funds to carryon the Red Cross work will be made next November, according to announcement of Dr. Livingston Farrand chairman of the Central committee. GREENSBURG Prvbes of thrift stamps will be given by Greensburg banks to the people bringing the largest number of rat tails in as a symbol of rat killing day. INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Grain Dealers Association will hold its mid-summer meeting at the local board of trade Friday, June 13.

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German camera man photographing German peace delegates at Pari. Left to right, delegate ar: Leinert. Melchior, Gie&bert, ven BrockdorffRantzau. Lansberg and Schuecking.

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BM Em (FROM THE TIMES OWN TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL) INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 2. lieutenant Governor E. D. Bush was In the race for the Republican nomination for governor the other day for a few minutes, and then he took himself out. AVhether he Is out or in to stay remains to be seen. He has not yet made up his mind, so he says. There was a story in one of the Indianapolis papers the other day from Salem, which is Bush's home town, stating that he was a candidate and that hat was in the ring. Te announcement hat was in the ring. The announcement iticians. Some of them laughed witn loud and harsh guffaws, because they did not believe Bush would cut any figure. But there were others who professed to see in his candidacy something to be desired. And then the second dispatch came from Salem. It said that the fir.'t announcement was made without hi knowledge, and that he had not mad up his mind what he would do. It is evident, however, that the be is about to sting Bush good and hard in a vulnerable spot and start him to dancing the "Nomination Jazz." Bush said if he went lo he would have as his platform opposition to centralized government. He insists that the present governor is too much the whol thins, and that he doe3 not believe in this plan. Bush had his experience with Governor. Goodrich and the state organization during the session of the legislature last winter. A good many persons feel that Bush unconsciously allowed himself to be used as a tool by the opposition to the present stat administration who REPLY IS EXPECTED IN WEEK Continued from psg. one.) crept a conception of the contrast represented in the mighty forces there at work. At the foot of the table the Austrian envoys repreBented a nation that is crushed and helpless and is partly caught in the swirl of anarchy. At the head of the table sat the delegates representing the. most powerful combination of nations the world has ever known: America, Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan. Although th French have been providing quarters and food the Austrian have been complaining that they were unable to maintain the individual expense of fifty francs ($10) a day. The thought that was uppermost was that Austria will certainly be-well punished for acting as the catspaw of Prussia. Premier Clemenccau was the first to address the meeting, gesticulating with a hand encased in a while glove. The speech was short and forma!. AVhile M. Clemenceau was speaking. Premier Lloyd-George sat twirling h'.s eye-glasses, a characteristic posture. The president tapped the table at times with a gold lead pencil. The Austrians followed th words of the French premier, especially Slaiin. who tugged nervously at his ragged beard as he leaned forward watching the speaker. As soon as Clemenceau had concluded. Capl. Manteau. the official interpreter trarslated the address. The treaty had 'already been printed into a yellow ba-k-j ed volume, and , after the trensiation was completed. Gen. Dutasta. the sfcreJ tary. grimly marched the length of the room and presented a copy to the Austrians. Premier Clemenceau began his speeclj at 12.23 o'clock and it was significant to note that it was not marked by the sam bitterness of tone he employed in addressing the Germans at Versailles. Althou;--:i formal it was not couched in sharp Isntruage and he addressed the Austrian as: "Delegates of the Austrian republic." The premier explained that while there would additions to the treaty, they would be handed over as soon as possible. The premier spoke Just 13 minutes. After M. Dutasta had delivered the terms at 12:36 o'clock Dr. Renner arose, bowed and stood while reading the Austrian reply. This conduct was in coi-. trast with that of Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau. head of the German delegation, who remained seated while replying to Clemeanceau at Versailles, j

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IfsDWHAPiiiS BUREAU) hoped to embarass the governor and his legislative program. But Bush and his ! friends have insisted thit Bush himself was the victim of politioal trickery and that there was a plain attempt to ignor" him entirely In connection with the legislature. So there you are. .If Bush becomes a candidate for governor the fact will not have any appreciable effect on the candidacy of Will H. Hays. That appears to be well understood. Those who are for Hays will be for him aga:nst all candidates and cannot be swerved by the entrance of anyone into the race. On the , other han-i. Bush as a candidate probably would draw some support .that might, go to another candidate in case he remained out.. Those who would be for Bush would not be for Hays if they had any ' nthp candidate. ! AA'arren McCray. of Kentland. probab'v , will make up his mind soon as to wheth- ! pr he will be a candidate for governor, j He hs been so busy with his big call's j sale fr tb last several weeks thu he has not had time to pay attention to anyth'ng -!se. Last wtek he bousht a fine 500-ac re stock farm fourteen miles from lnrttenapol:.?. He has 4. SCO acres in his present stock fsrm near Kentiarul. It m.iy be that these interests will keep him out of the running. Now and then ono still hears of the possibility that Major Ed Jackson maybecome a candidate for governor, but nothing definite is known about the matter. He is still plugging away as an army officer in command of the military side of Purdue University. The Inter-allied delegates numbered 67. Col. E. M. House of the American delegation was absent. PRAISE EOR THE 90TH DIVISION (Continued from rare onis only what one could expect of a division which has such a fine fighting record. Arriving in France toward the end of June. 191S, it underwent, until the end of August, the usual course of training behind the line. It was then placed in the Villers-en-Haye sector and there took part !n the St. Mihiel offnsive where it attacked the. strong positions on the Hinienburg line immediately to the west of the Moselle river. In these operations it was entirely successful mopping tip the Bois-des-Rappao. occupying the town of Arilcy-de Venchere. end advancing to a depth of six and onehalf kilometers. On the nifrht of October 21 the division entered the Meuse-A rgonne offensive, taking the town of Bantheville and the high ground around north and northwest of that town. In the tremendous attack of November 1st the Freya Stellung. crossing the Muse and taking 14 vil!ni?:s in its rapid advance The rarr:ere Bo!s. the Bois-de-Ka u r. Hill 243 (capture of which was vital to the advanc of the division on the lft and Hill "21 were the scenes of desperate fifrhting on the opening days of The at. tack on November 2nd. AriIIers-devant-Dun was taken and the following day the Bo.s-de-Meutigny - devant - Sassey were taken, a very deep and rapid advance bimr made on the 4'h. Halles being occupied By November "Oth the infantry had crossed the Mus and th town cf Meuzay was taken The Division was pressing the erif-mv- hard at th time of the s:gnmg of the armistice. "As part of the 3rd Army the division participated in the march into Germany and the subsequent occupat on of enemy territory. I am pleased to mention the excellent conduct of the men under these difficult eircum-s-aances as well as for their services in battle. They are to the credit of the American people. I wish to express to each man my own appreciation of the splendid work that has been done and the assurance of my continued interest In his welfare. "Sincerely yours. Signed: "JOHN J. PERSHING." "By command of Major General Martin. "JOHN J. MIGHAN. "Chief of Staff." "Official: "OWEN J. WATTS, Adjustant"

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