Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1919 — Page 11

Tuesdar, June 24. 1919.

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Ind.. March .11. 3-Sl-tH A charge of tea casta for collection will be made for all classified advertlsemen phoned to this office and sot paid t r within fie day. Wanted Male Help. WANTED 1st class shoemaker. 814 llSth st.. Whiting. Ind. 6-2-tf. WANTED Men for day or night work. Good pay. Metals Refinery Co., Osborne, Ind. 6-5-tf WANTED Experienced table punch operator. Apply Wm. Graver Tank Works, East Chicago. 6:ltf WANTED Good reliable hoy to carry Times route In W. Hammond. Apply Times orT.ee. Room 314. Hammond bid. WANTED Chef. Gibson T. M. C. A.; salary $120 par mo., room and board. Fhone Hammond 26S4. 8-23-2t. WANTED Thoroughly experienced retail furniture salesman. Lion Store. Furniture Dept.. Hammond. 6-2S-2t. WANTED Registered pharmacist, ex perienced with pest references, splendid opportunity for right party. Address A2S?. Times. Hammond. -24-3t. WA.VTEP Porter, rood reliable man. Apply at once. 167 Elate St.. nam irmnd. 6-24-lt WANTEIWJ auto mechanics. Call between 6 and 7 p. m. Wentworth Garage, phone Hammond 930R. 6-24-5t. WANTED Six 1st class brick layers: Sic per hour. Apply at enca, Hammond Malleable Iron Co.. Hammond. 6-24-2t. WANTED 1st class brick mn. J. r. ViIhelm & Son. phone Hammond 24") or 143. 6-24-3t. Wanted Female Help. WANTED Girl for light housework. Write 2S3. Times. Hammond. 6-20-tf. WANTED Housekeeper; fine home. Write 292 Times. Hammond. 6-20-tf. WANTED Waitress, six days work. Apply between 6 to 10 p. m. Joy Lo, 100 State St-, Hammond. 6-20-tf. WANTED Girl for candy store; good wages to right party. Sugar Plum, 313 Chicago ave.. E. Chicago. 6-21-t. WANTED 25 girls to grade beans. Interstate Storage 4. Forwarding Co.. Hammond. 6-21-tf. WANTED Waitress, 9-hr. shift. Eschenbach restaurant, Chicago ave., E. Chicago. 6'"'2tWANTED Kitchen help. Gibson T. M. C. A.; salary. $50 per mo. room and board. Phone Hammond 2684. 6-23-21. WANTED Chambermaid. Gibson T. M. C. A.; salary. $50 a mo., room and board. Phone Hammond 2684. S-23-2t. WANTED Waitress. Gibson T. M. C. A.; salary, $40 per mo., room and board. Phono Hammond 2584. 6-23-2t. WANTED Salesladies, Polish or Slavish speak(ing; with some experience; ' steady position with good salary. Apply at once. Lewins' Ready-to-Wear store, 702-704 Chicago ave., East Chicago. s-23-Jt, WANTED Woman cook, middle aged. 784 Calumet ave., Hammond. 6-23-2t. WANTED Drug clerk. Summer's Pharmacy. Hammond. 6-23-6t, WANTED- Maid for general housework. , J. W. Leea. 3443 Fir at.. Ind. Harbor. 6-24-2t. WANTED Girl to help with housework. 1S8 Plummer ave., Hammond. 6-24-3t. WANTED An experienced waitress: JS5 per mo. Fhone Ind. Harbor 182". 6-24-3t WANTED Experienced saleslady: also millinery trimmer. Parisian Specialty Store. 1ST State st, Hammond. 6-24-2L WA-NTED Experienced dishwasher. French American Restaurant, 92 State St.. Hammond. 6-24-lt. WANTED Good American cook, one who can help plan meals. Joyce Hotel, phone E. Chicago 630-L-l. 6-2 4-3t. WANTED Stenographer, experienced in production Dep't of manufacturing plant preferred. Apply Wm. Graver Tank Works, East Chicago. g-24'3t-WANTED Experienced waitress. Paris Restaurant. 414 Forsythe ave., phona ' E. Chicago 1061. 6-24-lt. Lost and Found. LOST Small change purse. Saturday morning. Reward, tteturn to Times office, Hammond. 6-14-LOST 1 gray horse with bridle on; weight 1100 lbs. Kline ave. fc Nick! Fiate K.K.. stii tsaioy. e-za-sr LOST Orange Angora female cat. Re ward for return or Information. 3443 Guthrie St.. Ind. Harbor. McHurh. 6-23-St. LOST An E. Howard open face gold watch with monogram J. L. with K. C. fob. Reward. Return to John Lynch, Highland, phone 30R. 6-23-lt. LOST Red and white cow. between Whiting and E. Chicago. Finder please return to John Beda, 634 New York ave.. Whiting. 6-24-lt. FOUND Boston bull dog. Phone Hammond 205. 6-2 4-lt. Room and Board. WANTED Couple of roomers or boarders. 242 Sheffield ave., Hammond. 6-24-lt. ROOM AND BOARD Home cooking. 51 Douglas St.. phone Hammond 3528. 6-24-2t. WANTED Roomer and boarders: home cooking. 1049 Erie St., phone Hammond 832J. 6-24-lt. Are you reading The Trmej ?

For Sale Automobiles.

Storage Batteries charged, rented ?.nd repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service, 318 Fayette st., Hammond, phones 2655, 1240-R. rem bale. 1 Overland. 7-pass.. touring, wire wheels. 1 Sfearns-Knight touring car. 1 Westcott touring. 1 Stearns-Knisht. 2-pass., winter and summer tops. 1 Courier roadster. 1 Chandler roadster. 2 Ford trucks. l'-ton. dem. rims. Maxford attachment, express body, cab and windshield. These cars hav all been in storage with us for a year or more; they are all in good mechanical condiuon and are now for sale at except lomtlly low pries at our building known as Beach bldg.. 5045 Lake Fark ave., Chicago. Office second floor Inquire for Gu Feldt. ESEPIBJ! STORAGE COMPAMY. Pboae Midway 1. 6-20-tf. FOR SALE Auburn speedster; perfect mechanical condition; electric lights and starter, extra tires and rim. M. Evans. 739 Wood ave.. phone Hammond 15S2. 6-21-3t. FOR SA.LE 7-ass. touring car; cheap if t(.en this week. For information apply 616 Hohman St.. HanimoiJ. j-2'.-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1317 Kins 7-pass.. like new. $75. 1317 Paige, 7-pass. like new. $675. 4506 Forsythe ave., phone E. Chicago 672M. 6-23-lt. FOR SALE Cheap, 1917 Ford touring car. 430 Hohmau St., Hammond. 5-23-2L FOR SALE Chevrolet roadster; elec. lights, starter. It class condition, new top. Bargain. Write A2S6. Times. Hammond. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE Oakland touring car, light 6; good condition. 2 extra tires. 4t4 May st., Hammond, 2nd f.at. Call after S p. m. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE Saxon 6, 8-pass.. electric lights and starter. All in good condition. 795 Beall ave., Hammond. 6-24-lt. FOR SALE 1 Studebaker roadster, in good condition. For quick ale. $?5. O. K. Garage. 22 Calumet ave.. phone Hammond 368. 6-24-1. T7SXO CABS. 1917 Dort touring. $500. 1917 Studebaker. 6-cyl., 7-pass., like new, $650. SS-4 1918 Overland. $550. a4-ton G. M. C. truck, pneumatic tires. Al condition. $400. 3H-ton Ford trucks. $401 and $60. BUVirSLL AUTO SAXES CO. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1917 Hudson Super-6, 7-pass., $1000. 450 Forsvthe ave., phone E. Chicago 672M. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1917 Pullman, 4-pass . $400. i 4506 Forsythe ave., phone E. Chicago 672M. 6-24-lt. Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT 4 or 6 room furnished apt... south -of Condit St., by couple. No children. Address 270. Times. Hammond. 6-12-tf. WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6-room Unfurnished, modern, centrally located, bv man and wife. Best of references. Call Hammond 330. 6-18-6t. WANTED TO RENT Man and wife with 2 children, want 5 or 6-room modern house, soon as possible. Will take year's lease. Can furnish references. Phone Hammond 2768. 6-19-6t. WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 furnished rooma. Hammond or E. Chicago. Ref. furnished. Address 285, Timea. Ham mond. -l-st. WANTED "SO RENT Middle aged married couple wants to rent 4 or 5-room apt. or bungalow, write Ae, i imes, Hamond. 6-2-lt. Situation Wanted. SITUATION" WANTED Tcung lady would like position in office or suito of offices caring for phone calls or doing clerical work. Call or address E. Chi-cago-Ind. Harbor Times office, 710 Chicago ave.. phone E. Chicago 2S3. 6-18-tf. SITUATION WANTED By competent young lady to act In capacity of governess for children. Can furnish best ref as to integrity of character. Write A2S0, Times, Hammond. 6-18-2t. SITUATION WAXTED Young lady wants position as stenographer and bookkeeper with manuf. concern. 547 160th St., Hammond. 6--4-2L WANTED Small washings to take home by 1st class American daundress. Phone Hammond 2352. 6-24-lt. MISCELLANEOUS. L L. CO KEN FOR PAPER HANGINO and painting. We take bon!s tn payment. ! Sibley at., phone Hammond 1036W. 2-5-lt. PIANO PLAYING Ragtime in 20 lssons guaranteed. Geo. G. Green, 4 2 35 Forsythe ave., phone E. Chicago 1011. 6-17-12t. PIANOS & PLATER PIANOS TUNED. regulated and repaired. Expert work: reasonable prices. Thos. C. Dickinson, with Wyman. Babb & KJUen Co., 525 N. Hohman t phone Hammond 2132. 6-X3ot-LOIBTT BONDS. We will rav these cash prices, based on closing N. Y. market and accrued Interest. 1st 3H $4)15 2nd $4S.70 1st 44 46.8" 3rd 4 e 47.70 2nd i 46.65 4th 4lc'o 46.35 TTanklia Investment Co. !10 Hammond Bldg.. Hammond Ind. Hours: Daily. 9 ti. Saturday, 9 to S. 6 " 3 t f . WANTED 500 men to save from 75c to $2.00 by buying their elk scout shoes here. $3. 25. $3.50. $3.75. $4 00 values. Special Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at $2.85 a pair. J. Sklarewttz., 246 E. State St.. Hammond. 6-23-2t. NOTICE. Retail cierKS waniea w anena im- j rwriant soeelal meeting at Moose Hall. Tuesday evening. June 24. 8 p. m. Local No. 2 46. R. C. I. P. A- G. Bradborn.' secy.; C. Jostes. pres. 6-23-2L 6 MONEY TO LOAN Also building loans. B. B. Marley. 302 Hammond bldg. Phone Hammond 167. 6-4-4t.W.S. BOY FOR ADOPTION American family. 3 years old. black eyes, healthy, congenlel disposition. Address Dr. M. E. Rufascz. 502 119th lit.. Whiting. 6-24-lt JULIUS S. FRIEDMAN & COMPANY Real Estate, Loans and. Insurance. East Chicago, Ind. Phone 45 LIBERTY BONDS Do not sell your Liberty Bonds. We will loan you money on your bonds, to be paid bank on easy payments' Money to loan on first and second mortgages. For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 furnished light housekeeping rooms; elee ; gas. bath and use or laundry. 115 Clinton St.. Hammend. 6-24-lt.

Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE Largs ruortern tiouse: terms. Phone 242 Hamraoud. U--tt. FOR SALE 2 resident lots. 522-524 Wilcox ave.. Hammond. Wm. L. Solllday. Knox. Ind. 6-17-121. FOR SALE New bungalow. 433 Elm st. Immediate pos i-essiun. J.iOOn; $50 monthly payment, Paul B. Liplnski, 600 Hohir.an st.. rnor.e Hammond 116. 6-lS-tf. FOR SALE Modern 5-room cottage. wnh new furniture. Sickness reason for selling. 627 State Line St.. Himmond. 6-20-6t. FOR SALE Ice rrem parlor, doing good business. 503 Hoffman St., Hammond. 6-21-3t. FOR SALE 1 acre of good ground, a 5room house and a good bain, in Hessi!le. near S I j. Kli. Inquire, of Mr. Hardic. Hessv:ll, Ind. t-21-3teod. FOR SALE 5-room cottage with bath, gas for cooking, elect, light, screened In front porch, screens for all windows; also storm windows. 336 Cedar st.. Hammond. 6-21-3t. Two real bargains in acres. Prices will advance. W. G. Paxton, Hammond. 6-:i-it FOR SALE New 5-room house: furnace heat, electric lights, laundry tubs, mod' em in every way. Bargain. Terms or iash. Phone Hammond 75S. 6-23-6t. FOP. SALE S".ore: ice cream, candy. tobacco, notions; good trade; leaving city. Bargain. oia Morton ave., K. Hammond. 6-21; 24-5t.. I WILL SELL A LOT ON WILLIAMS st.. nd build house to suit purchaser. For iormaiion call Hammond 31 IS. 5-22-tf. See E. S. Gilbert. 4127 Jgry t.f Indiana Harbor, if you wish to buy or sail real estate. I have for sale th following real tate in Indiana Harbor: 6-room brick bungalow. Ivy st..$ !l Two 4-f.at b!drs.. hich class 2s Best bhig. in Ind. Har. for high 600 nrQ class hotel or theatre, sacrificeBeautifully decorated, modern brick bungalow . House. 7 rooms. Task add business piace on Mich, ave 2 lri--k store biiigs . and 4-flat bldg., Mich. se, corner Briclt store lidg. on Cedar st Fine busme.-is corner Lot on Euclid nve 2-flat, Carey and 133th. . Fine home. Park add Business corner, 2 brick bldgs 55.000 S 3. S, 35. 15. 16, 4 ? is; ,2Q0 5'Vl ,000 , onn ; soit ; ooo : S. S. OI1BEBT, Keel Estate. 4127 Ivy st., phone Znd. Har. 665J 6-l-21 -24. FOR SALE 2-flat brick house; furnace lieat, pfi ft. lot; $4000, $ioor cash. 5-1 room cottage, water heat. 37 '3 ft. lot;! $3300, terir.s. 2-flat house, full base-I ment; $-00, terms. 6-room cottas, bacemcnt and gas; $1750. $Si0 csh. 4room, Henry si... $1000. $100 cash. !- room, Johnson St.; JlOMj. $100 cash. Good building lots on North Side, $10 down. $5 n month. John Millm, ?."7 Henry St.. Hammond. 6-2S-2t. FOR SALE 50 ft. lot on Hohman t.. good business, worth $1,000. For quick sale. $700. $100 down, $10 a month. John Millan, 357 Henry St., Hammond. 6-24-3t. For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 and 3 rooms for light housekeeping. 1SS Plummer ave., Hammond. '4-20-tf. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 7S4 S. Hgtimin st.. iiammuiid. b-.i-tr FOR RENT Nicely fu-r.ished rooms. Inquire 423 Logan ., phone Hammond 6SS. 6-21-3t. FOR RENT 3 rooms furnished for liM I housekeeping. Inquire after 6:30. 437 May St., Hammond. 6-23-2;. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housek-eplnr. 412 Hickory st., phone Hammond 2024. 6-23-3t. FOR RENT Nicely furnished cottage to Americans; no children. Must furnish satisfactory references. 3337 Ivy St.. Ind. Harbor. 6-23-2t. j mn PF.VT ? larsre boil s-'keentn b: rooms ' centrally located; no children. Inquire 141 Logan St., phone Hammond 2"43. 6-23-2t. FOR RENT Large cool front room, near car ltn 47 Carroll St., phone Hammond 96SW. 6-23-tit. FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms: modern. 119 E. Williams St.. phone Hammond 1183M. 6-23-2t. FOR RENT To office or mercantile man, modern furnished room; bath, electric light. 159 E. State si., 2nd floor, front fiat, Hammond. 6-23-3t. FOR RENT 2 nice front sleeping rooms. 85 Sibley 6t.. Hammond. 6-23-3t. FOR RENT Room for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Modern: private home: 1 block from loop. 27-B State St., Hammond, rear. 6-24-2t. FOR RENT 4 rooms for small family. 4923 Todd ave.. E. Chicago. 6-24-lt. FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished for light housekeeping: no children. Inquire 371 Sibley St., Hammond. 6-24-lt. FOR RENT Modern furnished room, suitable for 2; separate beds. 47 Sibley St., 2nd 8pt., phone Hammond 1784. 6-24-lt. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 2 high class outside rooms, newly and elegantly furnished. 1 upstairs. 1 down stairs; double rooms, modern. J. E. Ware. 23 Sibley st., Hammond. 6-24-3t FOR RENT 1 furnished room for 2 men. 3228 Magoun ave.. E. Chicago. FOR RENT Furnished front room for light hou; E. Chicago. light housekeeping. 490b Forsythe ave.. e-;4-ii. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 3236 Michigan ave.. phone Ind. Harbor 52. 6-2-2t. FOR RENT 2 single furnished room. board near by. 1116 Beacon St.. E. Chicago. 6-24-lt. FOR RENT Large airy front room for gentleman. 43 Carroll St., phone HammrTnd813M. 6-24-2t. For Sale Motocycles. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand motorcycles bought and sold. A. J. SLISES. Brtcceesor to a. W. Hunter. 814-16-18 Hohman St. Phone Ham'd 133. 4-24-tf. MOTORCYCLES. All makes, from $15 00 up. To get what you want, make your selection now. Sold on easv pavmnts. SXCEIiSIOB MOTORCYCLE SAXES EOOM. 929 State Street Thone 24S9. Hammond 6-17-31. FOR SALE Thor motorcycle, single: good runnig condition. Cheap for cash. 1191 Garfield St.. Hammond. 6-21-4t. FOR SALE Henderson 4. with side car. in good runnig condition. 102 164th St., W. Hammond. 6-2-3t. FOR SALE Twin Harley. In best of condition. 125 N. Hohman St.. phone Hammond 1S16M. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE Motorcycle and side car: goad condition. Will sell cheap. 1049 Erie St.. phone Hammond 832J. -24-lt. Don't throw your paper awa7 without reading the want ad paje.

For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. FOR SALE Dressed lioga of all weights, 22c to 26c; also 1H hoss of all weights. 17c to 23c. At our packing home and stock yards. Columbia ave. and C. it O. tracks. Phone. Hammond 293. Parcnenter Barnatt Pkg. Co. S-21-FOR SALE Scratch pads by the pound. J various sizes, limes otnoe. Room : 1 4. Hammond. 6-7-tf. FOR SALE Pot rabbits. Phone E. Chicago ilS. 6-17-FOR SALE Horse, wagon and harness. Inquire Chas. A. Mnyer. State Line, near Rlmbach. Hammond. 6-17-tf. Oct the habit. Buy for cash pay less at this place. Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State St. (Look for Clock in center of sign.) 5-26-lmo. TIN SHOP FOR SALE 490 Hohman st.. phone Hammond 2S4. 6-23-lt. FOR SALE 1 brasa and 1 metal bed, dresser. Ice box and kitchen thi Apply ,1421 Grapevine St., cottage tn rear. Ind. Harbor. 6-23-2t. FOR SALE t'p-to-date peanut and pop! corn, cheap if taken at onte. 635 150th St., North Hammond, about 7 p. m ' 6-24-lt. FOR SALE Gasoline engine, good running condition. Wm. Ziessenhene, Meat Market. Dyer, Ind. 6-24-3t. FOR SALE Leaving city, will sacrifice furniture of 5-room fiat. Call between 12 and 5. Apt. 11, Park View apt., 9i3 Park Place. Hammond. 6-24-3t. FOR SALE 1 post drill with chuck; good as new. 446 Pine St.. Hammond. 6-24-lt. For SALE Large mixed Belgian female hare; a beautiful rabbit for a pet. Only $2. Call Hammond 0&9M. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE 1 reed baby cab, reasonable. 12 Williams St., phone Hammond 2510. 6-24-lt. FOR SALE Player piano rolls, bench and music cabinet. Used short time. 194 Michigan ae., Hammond, up stnira. 6-24-2t. FOR SALE! Restaurant fixtures in lot or separate. 82 State st., Hammond. 6-24-lt. FOR SALE Household furniture. Phone Hammond 1356R; 22 Lewis st. 6-34-FOR SALE Bookcase, gas range, complete bed. desk, dresser and oNnr household goods. 156 lewis st., 1 block southeast Harrison Park. Hammond. 6-24-2t. Tot Rent. FOR RENT Boarding house; 15 rooms. furnace heat, hot water connection; also three 4-i"Cm fiats. D. W. Dupes "o., 8401 Mictiigan ave., pliono Ind. Harbor 879. 6-21-3t. FOR RENT House, 21 rooms; hot water heat. elec. light' and gas; good location. 3719 Michigan ave., Ind. Harbor. tf-23-2t. FOR RENT 5-room brick house: elec. light, gas, bath. 528 Narva Place. E. Chicago. 6-23-2t. FOR RENT Garare. centrally located.! block west of Hohman st. Inquire i 648 Ann St., Hammond. 6-24-lt. i FOR RENT Flat: no children. 787! Walter St.. Hammond. 6-24-lt. i FOR RENT 4-room fiat. 3325 Block; ave.. near Michigan ave. Inquire. 1st fiat or phone Ind. Harbor 39K. b-24-lt. FOR RENT 3-room fiat. Inquire at Wasilowski, 3811 Cedar St.. Ind. Harbor. 6-21-3t. FOR RENT Brick barn. 22x30: paved alley, close in. clear loft. J. E Ware. 23 Sibley st.. Hammond. 6-24-3U FOR RENT Furnished newly decorated modern 6-room bungalow on south ide. Reference required. Phone Hammond R3iM after 6j p. m. 6-24-lt. FOR RENT A nice home during the hot weather for children with best care. Phone JIammond 1294Y4. Business Chances. MILLIONS are suffering with Rheumatism. Most Important discovery of the age. An herb that actually drives the most stubborn case of Rheumatism entirely out of the svstem. People write us and say they are astounded at the results, especially on the kidneys Just think of the money making possibilities. Representatives wanted. $1.12 pound postpaid. 10 pounds $5 express paid. Rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice, Calif. 6-3-LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KATIE KISH. DECEASED. No. 2129. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. CHARLES M. REED. Administrator Dated June 16, 1919. 6-17-24; 7-L NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARION A. HEMPHILL, DECEASED. No. 2134. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. SADIE HEMPHILL, Administratrix. Dated June 16. 1919. 6-17-24; 7-1. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ' OF GUST SHAFFER. DECEASED, j No. 2135. ! Notice is hereby given that the under-j signed has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. JAMES E. BURNS. Administrator. Dated June IS, 1919. 6-17-24; 7-L NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOAN MORARIN. DECEASED. No. 3130. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate Is supposed to be solvent. JOHN EVO. Administrator. Dated June 16, 1919. 6-17-24; 7-1. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVA HAMMER, DECEASED. No. j 213L

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned haa ben appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. LAKE COVXTT SAVING3 & TRUST COMPANY. Administrator. Dated June 16. 1919. 6-17-24; 7-1. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY E. WE1?S. DECEASED. No. 2099. Notice i hereby given that the undersigned haa been appointed Executor of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to bi solvent. WM. BIEKER. Executor. Dated June 16, 1319. 6-17-24; 7-1.

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF . LAKE. SS: BEFORE THE INDIANA STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. FOR APPROVAL OF A TEMPORARY LOAN FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. TO PAx THE CURRENT RUNNING EXPENSES OF THE CITY. IN THE SUM OF. EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS if 80.000). .. No. 263. Notice is hereby given that the City of Hammond. Indiana, by authority of an Ordinance duly passed by the City Council, at a regular session of said Council, on the Eth day of June, 1919. authorizing a temporary loan, have filed with the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners, a petition for authority to issue short time notes, for the purpose of borrowing money for the "paying of the current running expenses of the municipal government of said City. A public hearing of said application will be held at the City of Indianapolis, on the 1st day of July, 1919. before the Indiana State Foard of Tax Commissioners. All tax payers and all persons interested are notified to be present at said hearinsr. Dated at Hammond, Indiana. June 17. 1919. DANIEL BROWN. ilaye-r of the City of 6-17-24. Hammond. Indiana.' NOTICE TO NON-RES I PENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. 1913. BARBARA ROZIC VS. LUDVIG ROZIC. CAUSE No. 1S367. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by C. R Tinkham, attorney, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Ludvig Rozic, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby noticed 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 of saf cause, on the 9th day of September. A. D. 1919. the samo being 2nd 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 September, A. D. 1919, said action will be heard and tetermined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 14th day of June. A. D. 1919. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Seal.) Clerk L. S. C. By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 6-17-24; 7-1. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. 19 It. HECTOR HERBERT VS. MAMIE HERBERT. CAUSE No. 1S34S. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by McAleer. Dorsey ik Gi'.'.ett. attorneys, and files his complaint herein, together uith an afridavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Mamie Herbert, 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 demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 9th day of September, A. D. 1919, the same being the 2nd 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 Mjnday of September. A. D. 1919, said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of saitl Court, at Hammond, this 9th day of June. A. D. 1913. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Seal.) Clerk L. S. C. By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 6-10-17-21. GREB GETS VERDICT OVER MIKE GIBBONS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June si. Aggressiveness won for Harry Greb. local middleweight, over Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, in their ten round bou here last night. Greb was given Six of the rounds. Gibbons three and one was even. BOX TO DRAW. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! DAYTON. C, June 24. In a slow and uninteresting bout. Cal Delaney, Cleveland, and Chick Simler. Newcastle. Pa., boxed fifteen rounds to a draw. Simler could do nothing with Delaney and the latter would "not . try. sacai WE CAN SAVE YOU MONKS TO LOAN MONEY U INVESTIGATE! Oar "Twenty-Pa ymernt Fie." Z WLU Pay Too. Loans on furniture, pianos, vietrolas. live stock or automobiles, left la your possession, $25 to $300 Plus IH on unpaid balances, SToaa Better to Seal With. Provident Loan Assn X4oe&4. Boa dad. Under State etiperrlsloa. Boom 3, Faaaona Bldg., 148-1M B State St.. Kamxnond. tad, FUoba 333. Zilcesse Ho. 494.

00K National Crop Improvement Service ALTHOUGH many European governraents have a plant inspection service, yet since 1912, whea this service became operative, we have imported from Holland 1,051 Infested shipments involving 148 kinds of insect pests; from Belgium 1,306 infested shipments -with 64 kinds; from France 347 shipments importing S3 kinds; froai England 154 shipments importing 62 kinds; from Japan 291 shipments importing 10S kinds; from Germany 12 shipments Importing 15 kinds of insect pest. Many of these insects are not known to be established anywhere In this country, and numbers, if established, would undoubtedly become dangerous farm, garden or forest pests. Gypsy and Brown-Tail Moths. Under the system of inspection which has been established in the principal exporting countries there is little excuse for overlooking stock Infested with the egg masses of the gypsy moth or with the large and rather conspicuous leafy winter nests of the larvae of the brown-tail moth, yet ia more than a thousand Instances thy have been spotted by our own Inspectors, luckily for us. In many states our lnspectioa Is of a high order and probably most if not 11 instances of infestation are found, but in other states the inspection service is not adequately organized or financed. ' If foreign Insects were turne 1 loose upon us what it would mean i i carsleg damage and also in human suffer EELCTRICAL WORKERS ARE ORDERED OUT INTERNATIONAL NEWS SE.RVICE1 CHICAGO, June 21. Two Hundred and fifty electrical workers nho operate Chicago's lighting syste.n. have been ordered to so on ai::ke at o'clock tonight unless the city coun cil in the meantime grants the demands of the men for an annual fourteen day furlough and for re-adjustment in the wage scale. Thus far the finance committee of the council has refused to treat with ih men. Officials of the union who Cit.led the strike, declare that it will spread to e!ectrian5 operating the ci'y's fire alarm system, who will be called out

Noted Men and Women at the Lake LVwi - ' lr - - TVil o Jl'i'

Group of Victorious Life Conference) speakers under the leadership of Charles Gallaudet Trumbull, editor of the Sunday School Times. The gentleman with the Bible Is Dr. W. H. Griffith-Thomas, dean of Wycltffe College, of Toronto, one of the best known men in Canada. At his left is Mr. Ralph C. McQuilkin, formerly associate editor of the Sunday School Time, leader of Victorious Life Conferences and member of African Island Mi sion. Next to the tall gentleman is Mr. Ralph C. Norton, whose wortc among the Belgian soldiers attracted the attention of the king ar.d queen of the Belgians, who have personally thanked Mr. and Mra. Norton for their efforts. The lady wearing jacket ia Mrs, Alice MeClure. secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement in America.

In the picture group of Victorious Life Conferenqe speakers are siime of the interesting and noted men and women who are important figures at Cedar Lake Bible Conference which will soon be in full swing. In the group are such leaders as Charles Gallaudet Trumbull, editor Sunday School Times; Dr. W. H. GriffithGIDEONS AT CEDAR LAKE. Cedar Lake Conference, one of the prettiest recreation spots in northern Indiana, will have a cordial welcome ready for the Gideons and their friends July 13 the occasion to be exploited in the big conference program as "Gideon Sunday.'' Christian traveling men cf Indiana and adjoining states have been invited to spend the week-end at Cedar MEN WHO THROW THE TO RESCUE

A group of mission workers 'Mel' Trotter In the center. "Mel" Trotter's name is a household word among those Interested in rescue mission work Professor Homer A. Hammontree seated with song book in his hand. Mr. Hammontree haa beer? associated with "Mel" Trotter In his work imeng the soldiers in the camps. In the group are well known mission worker . like Ed Clark, cf Buffalo, and Fred Becker, of Milwaukee

OUT ing can hardly be estimated. Onlj a portion of the New England states is now invaded by th gypsy and brown-tail moths, and yet the expenditure in clean-up and control alone amounts to more than a million dollars a year by the states concerned, ia addition to government money of upwards of three hundred thousand dollars annually. There is a determined effort by a few Interested parties to lift the government quarantine Jo. 37, which prohibits the importation of certain nursery stocks, especially those stocks which are imbedded in earth about the roots. The insect control departments, however, of all the 6tates are unanimous in the opinion that foreign Insects should be strictly excluded. The department of agriculture estimates that the ravages of imported Insects already amount to a billion ttvo hundred and fifty millions a year, and that the preparations to combat rthis evil amounts to hundreds of mil lions ct dollars a year to ay nothing of the reduced yield resulting from tne tliscouragement cf the farmem and othfers on account of actual losses in, former vears. Of the several hundred which have already become established need be mentioned only a few the chinch bug. Hessian fiy, boll weevil, alfalfa weevil, Japanese beetle, peach-tree borer, strawberry oot beetle, many moths, San Jo? scale ar.d now the European corn bo er ha ifivaded Massachusetts and Ne York, find unless he is headed off will prova a calamity to the corn beltthirty h urs afer the men in the lighting; system and that it may spread to garbage men, street cleaners and many other city employes. SCH3ID3MANN MAY FLEE A. G. Anderson TSTAFF CORRESPONDENT ! N. SERVICE WEIMAR, June 24. The rumor has leaked out in cabinet circles that Fhilip Scheidemann, who resigned as head of the German government last Friday because he opposed acceptance of the peace treaty, is preparing to f.ee to Switzerland, fearing that he was among :hoe German leaders whom the allies plan to bring to trial for responsibility for the war. Thomas, dean of WycHfTe College, Toronto: Ralph C. McQuilkin. former associate editor Sunday Scboo1 Times; Ralph C. Norton, whose work among Belgian soldiers attracted the attention of the king and (jueen o Belgium. The lady wearing the jacke. is Mrs. Alice MeClure, secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement ia America. Lake and receive the benefit of the many special meetings arranged la their honor. The fact that the Cedar Lake Conference grounds are easily accessible EOt only by rail but auto mobile route, speaks in advance for a large and enthusiastic crowd of Gideons. A large attendance is expected ot traveling men who run into Chicago to spend Sunday. Gideons on the road are already planning to par ticipate in the good things offered. LIFE LINE THE DOWN AND OUTERS