Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 97, Hammond, Lake County, 11 October 1920 — Page 7

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WANTED MALE HELP

Wanted Freight Handlers, Checkers, Callers and Truckers. Apply Gibson Transfer. Piece work hauls vrtth guarantee. Take employe! train at 7:30 a. m. from M. C depot. Stops at Calumet and Oornmb's Ave. WANTED Middle aired man. J25 per weak. Apply Janitor, Hammond bldg. ""nmnnd. 10-4-tf CARPENTERS WANTED 2 carpenters for general plant repair work. Must have tools. Ed wards Valve & Mfff. Co ri,; ii'-5-tf LABORERS WANTED 10 laborers at once. 60c per hour and time nnd one-half for overtime Edwards Valve & Co Kas tChieago 10-5-tf I-EARNJ Higher accounting undor a pro fessional certified public accountant Day and evening classes. Enroll now Hammond Business College. First Nat ional Bank Bldg. snd East Chicago Business College. Vtctory Bldg. ln-S-n "A'ANTEI Bricklayers and carpenters'. Prumm Construction Co. Apply Keith R. K. Eauippment Co. Humnmnd. Tnd.ar.a. 10-6-6 A V ANTED Clerk for general office work one with time keeping experience preferred. Good chance for advancement. Cudahy Pack ing Co. East Chicago. 10--wXtfTEft -ViHeetors STrTdsolicitors: P. O. Rox tn-7-9 male or female. Addrr.es 14 4. Hammond. WANTED Blacksmiths. top wages: Cudahy Facking Co.. East Chi. 10-7-S GASOLINE CRANE OPERATOR WANTED OPERATOR FOR GASOLINE DRIVEN LOCOMOTIVE CRANE 0. F. JORDAN CO. KENNEDY AND MICHIGAN AVES., INDIANA HARBOR. 1073 PIPE FITTER W A NT E D PIPE FITTER FOR PERMANENT JOB. O. F. JORDAN CO., KENNEDY AND MICHIGAN AVES., INDIANA HARBOR. WANTED Office boy for general office work. IS rears eld or more. Bring school certificate. General American Tank 1'ir Co.. Chicago and Euclid ave., East Chicago. 10-8-3 "WANTED Man of intelligence tocollect from our established policy holders in East Chicago and write new contracts. Gooj income a?urred to the right rerty by salary and commifsorv. '.'nly- steady man ned apply. 1S5 E. S'ate St.. Room 4. Hammond. 1iN8-3 WANTED 10 bys manent positions ,perand easy work, large wages. Applv at once. W. B. Conkev Co". Hammond. 15-8:3 WANTED A delivery truck driver experienced, with good record, permanent, at good salary. Apply Supt. Edward C. Minas Co. Hammond. 10'8'3 SALESMEN" Tt A NTEt5 A financial hanklnr house of Indianapolis wants oile or two (rood men to rcprfem it 'n this vlclnltv In the sale of pood and selec. mineral leases, situated in the southwestern nil fields. Th's fieid i very active with big companies interested Leases are increasing- in value steadily. The right party- slvuld make Mg money for himself and for his clients. Cell for a pp'intment and inirv!sw. W. C. Beam, Gary Hotel. "Ury.Inn 10-9-; tVANTED All aroun-1 tnachinist. Geo. B. I,imirt Co.. 145th and .Railroad . ve . E. Chro. 10-9-3 WANTED Boys to l"arn machirist in tinsmith trade. Must be over 3 8 yr.j. Apply F. S. BetB Co.. Hamd. 11-9-2 Standard Oil Co. Indiana, j wanted, first class laver out, thoroughly expereinced in plate work. Apply Employment Bureau, Front St. Whiting, Ind. AGENTS In all plants ani factories in Calumet Region to work real live proposition. No money reejuircd. Large -"mmission. Apply Arts Billiard. 4712 Forsvfhe ave. K. Chicago le-9-t WANTED Man for " bill desk, experienced preferred, salary $139. Apply agent Erie "Railroad, Flammond. 10-n-lf WANTED Hot riveters, r-old riveters, caulkers, heaters, passers, fitters, must have tank work experience piece work basis with guarantee, come ready for work. Graver Corpu. East, hicago. 30-11-3 WANTED Young man toTe "t itnekeep. er and shipping clerk. Applv O. F. Tordan Co. First Calumet Trusf and Savings Bank bldg.. "hicago and Keni dy n enues. East Chi. 10-11 W V Ts'TED Man with experience t a work part cf day in furniture store: r.uir have good referonce. Apply 242 T:. State st. Ask for Mr. J. Arkin. 10-11 I WANTED Junior i lerK for genera! office work. Wolff Mfg. Co., Hammond. 11-11-3 W A NTED Beys over 16 yea??oif'agK straube Piano factory. Ham. H-11-2 WANTED BOARD AND ROOM WNTFD Board and room; ladv "with. child 2 years old will pav or in exHnge for housework. Address B-41 T'inos. Hammond, 11-11-2 SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED M itTIV. ENCE SERVICE REPAIR SHOP FOREMAN; by young married man with reliable firm, where hard work ami results produce and will not go unnoticed; 14 years of practical service in V. P snd abroad in general rnsehln- ork. welding, blacksmithing. miliw righting, expert in every line. Address l.tij Times, Hammond. 10-11

WANTED FEMALE HELP Wa.M E 2 salesladies, for loe cream parlor. Dickson Eros., 108 Sibley St.. nammond. 10-5-tf LEAkN Highnr accounting: under a proftisslonal certified public accountaxitDay and evening classes. Enroll now. Hammond Business College, First National Bank Bldg.. and East Chicago lousiness College, Victory Bid. 10-4-4 A N T ED Girl for goeraihousework; good wares. 1J4 Detroit St., phone 2425 Hammond. 10-6-tf

w x v t v 1 1 1 1 1 ri t ;r.rru. housework: good wages; 4301 Barlns; ii a. iiii.i 'nice girl ce girl, must use t peKoom 8. O. K. Building, sab j i 1 writer. Call Hammond. WANTED Girls to work in bindry, experienced & beginners, steady work, short hours, big 'wages to start, and rapid advance" ment. Apply W. B. Conkev Himond. 10-83 WANTED Girl to work In Ice cream parlor. Columbia Candy Kitchen, f ICedar st.. Indiana Harbor. 10-9-2 " i r. u injn w ajner. Apply inei r vmerican restaurant. as Stajte st.. If ammond. 10-P-J WANTED 2 salesladies for grocery dept. permanent at good salary. Apply Supt. Edward C, Minas Co. Hammond. 10"9"3 WANTED Experienced salesladies in grocery dept. Lion Store. Applv to P. J). Lovgrcn. 10-9-tf WANTED Stenographer capable of doing pome clerical work state experience and salary. Pratt Food Co. 10-9-2 WANTED Stenographer with dictaphone experience. Graver Corp. East Chicago. 10-11-3 WANTED Waitress, no Sunday work : Hammond bldg., 33 Faet.te St., Hammond. 10-11 WANfTED" Good you ngHrefiaT0ehousekeeper. References required, family of 3. Call between 4:S0 and 7 p. tn. 266 Plummer ave. Ham. 10-11 WANTED Girl or woman to work in boarding house. 110 Fayette St., Phom. U01 Hammond. 10-11 VvanteTj v oman, white or colored, to do wishing or scrubbing. 171 Conkey ave.. phone Ham. lt30. 10-4-3 WANTED 50 girls to work in bindery, experienced and beginners; good wages; steady employment, short hours. Apply at once. W. B. Conkev Co.. Ham mond. 10-11-3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR" RENf Modern -wTice room. Straube Bldg. Apply Straube Piano - Music Co., Hammond. 10-7-tf FOR RENT Furnished room, suitable for 2 men; Americans only; hot wa ter heat; all conveniences. 437 E. State st.. Hammond. 2nd floor. 1-9-3 FO R R E NT F u f n 1 s h e dl i gh t ho us fkeeping art. 415 Truman ave. Ham mond. 10-9-3 FOR RENT Front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 16 3 State st. Inquire 21 2 Sibley st.. Ham. 10-11 FOR RENT Largi-heated ft-t room". One block from South Shore. Call 453-J Indisna Harbor. 3i01 Ivy St.. In diana Harbor. 10-11-2 FOR RENT 2 furnished light house keeping rooms. 1st floor, front 130 Fayette st.. Hammond. 10-H F0RREN T FYiiT76om. kJtchennette": furnished tor light housekeeping: all conveniences; centrally located; most suitable lor 2 girls. Phone 4'M Ham mond. 1 ii-1 1 FOR RENT Four furnished rooms fop light housekeeping. 443 Logan st.. Hammond. 10-11 AUTO ACCESSORIES UTILITY battery, guaranteed two years. an makes of lia'terles recharged and repaired, rentals for alt cars. Henry Wagner Co.. 4337 Forsylhe ave.. East i hicaeo. Phone !06. P-za-tr F'OR SALE We have an over slock and are going to make a sacrifice to unload. These are all first regular stock. 6.000 mile guaranteed Goodrich tirs; all sizes to he sold at less than wholesale prices. P.ohling Auto Sales. Douglas and Hohmin sts., phone Ham. 26h; Michigan ave. and Grapevine sts.. Indiana Hsrbor. phone s. Ind. Har. 10-11-3 WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY cash for your equity In desirable west side Gary homes. Adt dres M. L., caro Gary Times, Garv. 9-17-tf WANTED HOMES. ALL PARTS OF ALL SIZES IN THE CITY. AVK HAVE CUSTOMERS WAITING AND okve LAL1, 1 1617. FRANK J. WACHEWICZ. Home of the Best Home P.arpains. Corner Oakley anJ Plummer avenues. Open evenings. H 9 rr mond. 10-5-tf WANTED TO BUY Rar fixtures for soft drink parlor. Small zo. Ca. h Hack bar. 101 Plummer ave. Phone Hammond 177!. 10-6-5 FOR SALEM0T0RCTCLES lrnmritimrnT tin " SECOND HAND All makes. Singles and Twins. Tha Larg-sst Stock In Xake County. Sold on easy payments. EXCXX.SXOS XtOTOmCTCZJB SAXES -BOOM. 229 State St. Hammond. Phone 24S9. PERSONAL INVESTMENT A thoroughly established institution doing business in seven states is increasing its capital stock to take care of .its wonderful growth. Will pay back your original investment in three jears. Vo court fullest investigation. Bank references glady given. Get particulars at once. Address B-35. Times, Hammond. 10-8-6 CARROLL AND COMPANY Suite 202 Fast Chicago Bank Bldg. Will buy and pay cash for stocks and bonds. Call, write or phone for Quotations. We also have money to loan on flrft and second mortgages. Phone East f"h eno 57. 10-4-fieod MONEY TO LOAN Money to Loan on farms and city porperty. Roe A. IVterson's Law Office, East "'hicaco. 9-15-BOARD (AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOM- IN PRIVATE home fnr two gentlemen. Steam heat and bath. Tel 2129. cor. Sibiey st. and Wenthworth ave.. W: Hamd. 10-9-2

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LAN DO LOGY Special numher Just out containing 19ao facts jf Clover Land in Marinette County. Wisconsin. If for a home or as an Investment you are tblnkin trot buying: arood lariu lands where farmers a row rich. send at once for thla special number of LAN OOLOGY. It ia Tree on request. Adress 8K1DMORE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY 405 8kldmore-RiehJa Bids;.. Marinette. Wisconsin. 10-9 l-X)H 3AiU Two a lory fiai, atur room iiu m xour room icirtmants. la.ooo: Ji'00own. bsJaaca In easy payments. . 161 W- ' USt- 0My- ,WtiW A - w ' vm 01. war. vvriio A. Buss, 620 Wilcox Ave. Hcmmond Phone Hammond 1750. o.ii.iot J iS- r-oaTb1-" "i Si, TrHTC 3 ; . : t v-ice AHori f iVi , ltrlc set - I v ic Lvtlon, fully equipped. doinc I rood bualnAMs m. lvm t tXMrvk m K s irn In reason for pale, poor health. Address B-28 Times, Hammond. 10-8-6 rorTsAllJ-Qd.-store nd - Jmpry. 3613 fodar st., Indiana Harjr'oa SAiii southern juTaii'gkjTir'bcst irma. iruii or grain, large or small; be a farmer, make mon-y and be lndeMichigan. io - - - rwiiurnr. write- modl. hlftnck-. Yi nmft. FOR SALE 5 room r.ew modern Vr'lck umipiuu vr , icuunacie; oo iaton si., Hammond. 10-8-2 FOR SALF Three room house; Tot ana a half and garage. 11.500. 229 Henry St.. Hammond. 10-9-1 FOR SALE House. 7 rooms. 4 bedrooms, bath. 4 clothes closets.' 2 linen closets, built-in china closet, built-in bookcase, breatcfaat room soreened-in porch hot water heating plant, cement basement, cement coal cellar, stationary tubs. 3 fruit cupboard. electric lights, shades and fixtures. Good lawn, cement driveway good garagw. dra from rrk. 1 block from school. Front two rooms upstairs are renting for $30 per month. Price JfvO'fi. JN.fftOrash; Fhone1817-M. l'l-3-3 t jt oaijd Atct. or leaving city will sell 6-room cottare cn North Side. tons coal in bas-ment Price ilain.

Call 2179 phonv. Hammond U-fl-3 , . TT - bargains jUmet Ave. Hammond. Afer a week of hard work, going from j 10-11-2 door to door to list houses. I picked' up three (3) of the b?t bargains In , i a ott c i i5 T---? the city. Here they are: l.Aoll LtlAl; On the South Side, close to Glendale , irflT? TTTcn 4 t Park, as pretty & little bungalow as. 1 lliLolAl you will find tn the county. 6 large vVncVi Tnli 41 l,. rooms and little breakfast room. Solid tlbU 1UIJ, ?.iD Vailie IOr oak floors throtighom; all rooms dec- 51 If) m fn n ncTrmo-r orated; beautiful electric fixtures: built- l CUStCimer. tn buftet; ttc Full 7 ft. basement; sta- Hammond FSimitlirr T tionary tubs, South front on 40 ft. lot. cllllIIJUIlU 1 UmiUirC K.O. l . wrJ1,!e'dp,d-,,n"'"-iIt lMt,.yrr :?a'Arkin, Igr., 242 East State

!(. nuw rr:n ivr 600, with only Jl.l'OO down, balance only 140 per nion'h. which includes the interest. Iir-mediate possession. The other two are on Lyons f.t. One has 6 large rooms; ciak floor throughout; 87 ft. lot; full basement; hot air heat. Could be described about like the proceeding one. Price onl to. 680. with only J1.160 cash as first pyment. Possession SO das or less. The third one has S rooms, modern in every respect. On 35 ft. lot. Price only lo.ZoO. with onlv J1.600 down, cash bal es interest vtt h of th. sn hnns nr Just as good looking as anv others on Lyons st. Possession :tn days or less. GUY W. EATON Real Estate and Insurance Specializing in residential property Suite 103 Citizen's Nat l Hank Bldg. Phones 135 or 3372 Ham. 10-11 FOR SAIrfonrbr"ickhoueT hot sas Urn..- V..UAMA. & k. -v j t v a (.t. i , una c nail i , a i - iarg:o jot; eh rubbery; very eauy 125 Carroll t.. Ham. 10-11-3 CHARMING HOME FOP."SALE Modern six room bungalow consisting of large living room, dining room, knchen, breakfast room and thre? bed rooms located in the finest residential district of the South Side. t Is corner 75x130 feet, attractively Tandsiaped with five year old trees and shrubs. Heated with American Ideal hot water plant. Newly painted and decorated. House is of brick on concrete foundation. Coal room walls of concrete. Basement gRrate holds several cars; keeps them warm in winter and makes starting easy. Modern bath room, storage and linen room. Every room airy Hair and Funshiny. Price J12.C0O. cash, balance long ime mortgage at six per cent. Possession Pt ni;o. WOODS, MARTIN & COMPANY Office, Hammond Trust A.- Savings Bank, corner Fayette and Huhman st--5-Phone Hammond 51. 10-11-4 FOR SALE Modern 5 room frame house; 37H ft. lot: garace: driveway. 154 Lewis st.. Ham. l"-Il-fi FOR SALE Modern 6 room bungalow. fire rlace. French doors, e'c. 3 7-j ft. lot near May wood Park and Industrial school. Real bargain SJ.Sf'O. Onlv $1,150 cash required. J. E. Trcscolt. Phone 2812 Hammond 10-11-1 TOR SALE By owner. 6 room housefurnace heat; all conveniences. Phone 1507 Hammond. 10-11-3 FOR S A LE 4 rooms. highe 1 as s- f u r n i -ture; all together or In pieces; cash only; must h- sold this week; flat can bo rented; fine opportunity for young couple. Also a new bicycle. Address B-41 Times. Hammond. 10-11 3 FO R5r; iTGBy owner, 2 fiat briok. South Side: rents for JS40 year: for quick sale. $7,000. I'honc 1SC6-J. Hammond. 1 o.i i MISCELLANEOUS X L COKKN FOK rAHKH and painting. We take bonds In payment, iit Stbisr at-, xvoona Hammond 1088W. l-S-Jt. WASHING DONE AT HOME Phone 1659 Hammond. 11-!-2 U P H 0 EST E R I X O Refinishlng. furniture repairing: baby buggies rflined; box sprirxrs and in'a'tresr.es rebuilt. F. G. F.iohax: phone Hammond 1479. 105 Garfield st . Hammond 11-11-4 1LTT,'M wl11 "uPP'y yur clothing needs OXSum 25 less. Men's work clothes; a specialty. See me nt my new location. S. OK.EfTBXRO, 85 Stato f, Hammond. 9-17-1 LOST AND FOUND STOLEN" Oakland car. license No. 138297: engine No. R 9784; model 1917 radiator; finish in aluminum; liberal reward for return of car. Owner Chas. Pollack, 3315 Michigan ave.. IndJana Harbor.Phone 41. 10-9-6 LOST Black and white oow7 Saturday afternoon, CT.icaro and Todd ave. Re- : turn John Ardy. 4713 Todd ave.. Fast Chicago. 10-11-3 LOST Small cameo lovalliere; priz'd as a keepsake. Return to 53! Sibley st.. phone 1S32-M. Ham. Reward. 10-11 WANTED TO RENT WANTED 3 light hskpg. rooms." couple No children. 1 33 caie Times. Hammond. 10-9-2 FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern office room; At Straublc Building. Straube Piano AMusic Co.. Hjhi. 1 0-1 J -t f WANTEDTO EXCHANGE WANTED TO TR.VDE Propertv for good car: must, be in a mechanical running condition. Call 2 p. m. ar.rt 4 p. m. or sny time Saturday or Sundav. IS Calumet ave.. Ham. 10-lll FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Reed baby condition. Call 4345 East Chicago. carriage; good narjng ave.. 10-11

FOR SALE Flano worth$-io"0: will s-it feet wide. fixe, inches in depth, in the for $150. 4S57, Magoun avo.. East City of Hammond. County of Lake and .ricaRO-: . 10-11 gtato of Indiana, has been prepared bv F07?4 iummTr"",. f ""orks of T-TVrr r;7r i i -r;'.- said City, and that the same is now on IOR SALE Apr'es Delivered anv . . . plare in Hammond. J1.50 to S2.7." tn the office of iaid Board for pubper bushel. Phone Ham. 2ii42. 10-11-2 lie examination and inspection, and thst DON'T buy coal go to 2 48 " E7"St ate st. the said assessment roll contains the See the Johnson Oil Burner dem- names of U property owners affected onstratcit for cook stove healer or . , . . , , furnace. Cheaper than coal. Stock lhprpbV and the respective amounts asCompany. Got yours now. Prlcs going sessed agajnst each lot or tract of land up. Agents wanted for Gary, East Oil- for said improvement, and that by res-

cago. ano ind, ana narnor. 10-u-s run sALl--. viafer power washmi ma cheap. 308 Calumet ave.. Ham. 10-11

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FUK SALuu Lso-ffQ variety of trunAft, bas and suit cs.stvs. LAsr fo Bank. i& att t.. la.mnion. ! lt-l FOil 4jaLJ Unramed t.uionasod RaJrvvad Watches. Laant'n Loan Bak. S Mtis iu HaiumoDdL Opon vetJgjrs, "WALL fAkK the right kind ofwiTS paper beautiflea the home. I have it. Call oji Vermett. phons 19 Hammond for free estimate. 8-2?-tf TUti SALE Pure bred 0. t. 0. 6 weak Indiana. C Ooma, Gary. 10-8-6 xj. wiu oTfc' i Z . : oriy", SALE Large au phonograph for ' recoras, almost new: renuta mahogany: barrain. Call after S o'clock , ,J30 Madison St.. Ham. 10-Ttr v t . " .7 tKJU iiALE Furniture of room fl&t. s(t privileges of reatln flat: f' Pa?en5'-car. will go very ch.p, f 4I; '.cott v!- Chl- 10-"-s 1' OR SALE Large sized cash register, a bargain. i ,,J JS- i v gOOCl Tpr SalOOn DUSineSS, Or 1 !jrn cream parlor. . i Applv 10-8.tf J lmCS B-36 FOR SALE 2 Fox Hounds. ' call 'between 6 and 7 Columbia ave . 1J0 Company House. Columhln v Horn. jwond. 10-9-3 ; FOR HALE 2nd hand boil ers7eTt her hot water or steam. Enq 911 Calu-: met ave Hammond. 10-9-2 FO"R PALrRound""h7Trse; :ulB5th ' st. Phonp Ham. 383. 10--3 FOR F A LE H e e d b a h y a"r r i age . on 2-hole laundry stove. Phone 95J-B.! Hammond. 10-9-i' FOR SALEfTrTn'khara"nd "fix-1 tures. good location, good business.' 3414peodar St., Indiana liar. 10-9-S; '(JJ SALE Plenty oil lime and plaster, call 249. Jno. f . Wllhflm A- Snna 'Aft f.il r t v ii. nammoiKi, ind. 10-11-1 rim oauiu licsutitul tdue vejour suit, "unwn "ai '.nmmM: almost new. Sii 36. Address B-38 care Times. Ham mond. 10-11 PHONOGRli PTrSALE" STARTS TOMORROW SO brand new phonographs of highest cmd; standard makes. Must elos out quick We cannot advertise th. name, but you will recognize them among olduna moi renii-D.e. ivin hI,T the. E KTL OFFF.P.rn. 1125 model. 46 in. cabinet 65.10 model. 4 in. cabinet 110 00 J23S model. 51 in. cabinet J 35.00 i 82??. mode. ;,2 in. cabinet . 19i 00 i Choice of mahoganv. walnut or oak oases. These phonographs are covered by a binding, written guarantee and 6 MONTHS EXCHANGE PRIVi Ur-UD. n j .'ui vwn terms. Come in TODAY and get FREE RECnnn: WYMAS BABB COMPANY Headquarters for 525 Hohman st.. Hammond. Indiana Just north of Michigan Central tra-cks. 1 Q.-2eod F0RTALIAUT0M0BiLlf Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. ITie Dempsey Battery Servics, 318 Fayette st., Hammond. phones 2S55. 1240-&. DODGE USED CARS 1916 Touring car. 1917 Touring car. 1918 Touring car with winter top. Above cars first class con((ifinn YvitJl rf'Arrl tlTTjC 'llUUI1 WUl OTO TirCS LAKE CO. AUTO SUP PLY & SALES H. A. Thiel. Prop. N. W. Cor. Douglas & Ilohman Phone Hammond 1741 10-11-3 I"OU SALE Chevrolet roadster. 191S model: first-class shape; enquire 307 Mtcl?nMye.. phone 1214-R Hani. 10-S-3 FOIl SA LE "on T r. A I !; 2tT.Trf:Tri"versal truck, fair condition: 576 Eaton st . Hammond. 10-S-2 Buick. 7 pass, touring with winter top and cord equipment. Iieo touring. Maxwell roadster. Chevrolet touring. Hudson coupe. Chandler coupe. Oakland tourins. LAKE CO. AUTO SUPPLY & SALES II. A. Thiel, Prop. X. W. Cor. Douglas & Hohman. Phone Hammond 1741 10-11-3 FOR SALE One Ford touring. late 1919 model: runs good as new. Phone between 6 and 7 p. m. for appointment. 1 257-K Hammond. 10-11-2 FO U S A L K 6c yliTi dTr "s tud'eblike r. A -1 condition. Cheap for cash. Tillman K- Startman Phone 3739 Ham. 75 Hohman St.. Ham. 11-11-2 LEGAL NOTICES CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA. D& PARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. NOTICE OF JULIAN AVENUE CEMENT SIDEWALK. PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL MEF.TING. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You are hereby notified that the Assessment Roll in the matter of the improvement of Julian Avenue from Indinjiapolis Boulevard to 125lh Street by constructing therein between said terminal points a cement sidewalk, six ciut(on f said Board has fixed the 11th day of October. 1021. at 2 o'clock p. m . in ,he office of the Board of Public Works

In th City HjlII of said City as the tims and p!e for hearing remonstrances and objections from all persona affocted thereby m to tis. ipoclal bensllts derived tiers from and assessed against eald reepecti ve lot on said assessment roll, acd that s4d Board will after saJd hoartnt" and examination, confirm cr modify aci respective assessment as made, provided that It Aada that said property affected thereby la benefitted In said mpsstln amounts. A. J. SWAKSON. JACOB WIKER. T. C DIETRICH, Board of Public Works. WILLIAM C. ROSE. Ctty Olerk. 10S'OTICJE Election of tmataea and other officers cf the Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Cemetary Asoactation will ba held in the school assembly room, corner Sibley I

street and Oakley are.. Oct. 18, 1920. at 8 p. m. J. WM. KOENCKE, 9-27-10-4-1X Secretary N'OTltE TO" NvON'-RESlDEN,-t. tlffi STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN--TT. FIR8T STATE SAVINGS BANK OF EAST CHICAGO, A CORPORATION. TRUSTEES VS. BENJAMIN SPORMAN. M ABLE SPORMAN. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1920. CAUSE NO. 19871. ACTION TO FORECLOSE REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGE ON REAL ESTATE IN LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. Now comes the rialntiff by Sheerer & White, attorneys, and having filed its complaint herein, on September 1. 1920, now files an affidavit of a competent person showing that the defendants, Eenjamin Sporman and Mable Spcrman are not residents of the Stats of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of aaJd action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, st the calling of said cause, on the 13th day of December. A. D. 1920, the same being the 31st day of the next term of said Court to l bogun and held in the Court House i Room No. I. at Hammond, In said County and State on the 2nd Monday tf November. A. D. 1920. said action ylll be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this Sth day of i -v.-w, a t 19411 I HtKBLKT L. WHEATON, (Seal) Clerk L. S. C. By: CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 10-11-16 23 GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO SPEAK (Continued from Page One) ley corn gone. "If you return to light wines and beer you are gToint to open up the saloon trade In America and also make it impossible for decent men to run for office. If you have clique back in pow-er." He spoke of the effect of alcoholism upon posterity. In his experience Mr. Greenwalt stated that ha found there were three things that mads the boys unfit for service: alcohol, over-use of cigarettes and venereal disease. Francis Williard said that alcohol snd the red-light district went hand In hand. Without one the other would fall. "Look at France. It has a stagnated, stunted manhood due to the wars they have had in the last 210 years where their best has been shed in carnage and to the use cf alcoholic drinks." He spoke of the hardships of the Argonne Woods snd how- he had been with the boys through all. how he had held them in his arms and when life had flown snd clipped a lock of their hair and sent It to mother. Mr Greenwalt'a address wsa very Kr-.atly appreciated. After the address the state board of health threw pictures on the screen showing the different lines of work, among; them the child welfare work. S.4THIDAV NIGHT. Saturday evening; a demonstration on three of the biggest departments of W. C. T. U Y. P. B . , L. T. L. and Medal Contest Work. Y. r. B. playlet

unaer alrection or Mrs, Pauley or spoke very impressively i Hammond. Those taking part in the vention. He said tloplaylet were thirty-two in the cast. party was being- consid. r. d The young people demonstrated a I fully than ever before. li typical Y. P. B. meeting, including I ,.oar concise way that v e

mule reading, vocal solo, reading oi minutes. treasurer report. reading "Little Orphan Annie", musical number in banjoes by two men. Mre. Geo. Har.n.'iuer sang a solo. Soc was accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Mikesch and responded to an encore, singing a. cradle song. A piano number was then given by Mrs. Wm. Mikesch entitled "The Little House." A further demonstration of L. T. L. work was enacted by Hammond boys and girls in which eight girls sang; "The Angel's Chorus" at the close of which a living picture was shown. The third part of the evening's program was in charge of Mrs. Julia Overman, state superintendent of medal contest work. Mrs. Overman presented six contestants in a diamond modal contest. The program of the contest follows: No. 1 Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness. No. 2 Her Mothers Song. No. 3 Wanted. Manhood. A soloist from Whiting;. Miss Esperance Schlete sang a number by Hayden Wood. No. 4 Man In The Shadow. Xo. 6 The High Cost of Medical Alcohol. No. 6---How They Euilt The Church at Kehoe's Bar." While the Judges retired to make their decision, Mrs. Hollcy Hopper entertained the audience with a humorous reading. Mrs. Munns, national treasurer of W. C. T. U.. presented diplomas to two women from Grsnt county who have completed the medal contest course, these two bodies having- won the silver, gold, grand gold and diamond medalr. The judges decision gave the medal to No. 0. Mr. Norman Quinn of Mar'ori county. -Mr. Quinn has been in T. P. B. work a number of years and has been trained by a Christian mother. He is at present treasurer of the youngest Y. P. B. in Marion count. SATl'ItDA V MORMG. Following the regular opening exercises as scheduled Rev. Charles Fillmore was introduced to the convention by Mrs. Vayhlnger. -Rev. Fillmore is national secretary of the new movement, the "No Tobacco League of America." He presented the activities of the league to date and showed that

1,544.000,000 pounds of tobacco will be raised this year and 60,000,000,000 cigarettes will be smoked In the Untted States. He closed with a solo of his own composition "He Did It" Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, president of tne Indiana Federation of Cluhs was introduced and made a member of the

?fc I strr-ng phyfcally, to eradicate disea-o lha subject of L. T. L. was brougntjas far as Is possible and t'Sfh ihni before the convention by Mrs. Ida Mix.! the fine pur- i .ingd about the creation state organizer in this department. of i,f hhe empliaslses. early training She spoke of the work done in lui , ts o ir cent of monev snrnt on

Hammond schools and especially in the Irving aohool of which Mr. Car,wright is principal. Mrs. Mix emplia-

me necessity ot reporting worklnar.t

done. A motion was th.-n ?arrie.J by the convention to combine the depart ments of Moral Education and Rare; Betterment In one department undvr : the name of Social Morality. It was also voted to divide the department or j Mothers Meetings and White Itibbon , Recruits Into two departments one. f ' be known as Child Welfare and the other as White Ribbon ' Recruits S As Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley had been unable to come to Hammond. Mrs. Odessa RaJ acted as v ce president pro lra- ; Mrs. Piatt spoke In the Interest ot national literaturo ad demonstrated ; a number of leaflets and hflpa for; state, county and loct! use in unions.! Mrs. Margaret Mums, national w. j C T. U. treasurer, xv s inlroduced as' Mrs. Vayhingr's twii She made the announcement that national execu tive committee of thi W. c. T. I", has stolen Mrs. Vayhinw. and mad.- her national supt rintend it of Americanization work in the Urited Statee. Mrs. Vayhir.ger then gav a few points about her work as s; ite president. Sh; hag served as president tor seventeen! years and the state is loathe, to give her up. j A motion was m ;d to make Mrs Munni national tre. surer of W. C. T. ' U., a member of thit convention. Mrs. Mattie Cam nack-Gibson spoke en organization. She told of her L T. ' L. work and gave a report of htr work ; In a general way. She said the com-j mun'.ty cannot pro: per without U:arh-' ing. She closed with an orlsin.il'' verse. Mrs. Retta Jones, another stale or-; ganizer. gave her report jn a very' clever way. She reported a very im-I portant organization of a y; unj peo- . pie's branch. Sirs. Jones niplus'zd W. C. T. U. action aainsi the Sunday movie. "We have a Sunday moving; picture law and this lu w w ill b- ' repealed because ue are n "t doing what ws should to enforce that law," she said. Mrs. Ida Mix. state organizer for Y. ' P. B. & L. T. L. gave in a few word a -ery fine report of her work d-ne. Mrs. McCurdie, state, organizer o! , work among the colored people gave a most encouraging -report of work among her people. She reported 07 unions organized. 3.147 colored women are wearing the white ribbon in In- ; dlana. Mrs. Stella Stlmson. state superintendent of citizenship, was calied to the platform to take ap the "Voters Quiz." Mrs. Stimson uArcd the women . to be well informed and take active I part in political matters.. ! Miss Woodard, chairman o.f credo n- ' tials committee, reported officers and , . delegates present. There were 425 : voting delegates. A letter from Mrs. Eliz. Stanley r,, read before the convention w ho has Keen 4etaini4 Wshm of Ul.r . r, K.home. She e:pres?ed iegrei:i :'or not being in attendance. S ATIRUA Y IFTKIIMOV. The business of electing tinstee? and officers for the coming y.-sr v. as at once taken up. While, counting tr!ilers were out the program eont.ruci. Miss Ada Spaulding- was introduced : to the convention. Miss Spailuins is a graduate of Taylor Univeisity or which Mr. Vayhinger is prcsii.nl. Miss ' Spautding is doing field work in Arneiizatton department. Siic is wo.rkmc:1 also in the New Yoi k center. She gave interesting accounts of the work with the foreigners in this settlement. She said every woman should be re-, sponsible for one foreign b-rn neigh- ; bor. Mrs. Vayhinger tied the wh'.te nh- ' bon on Baby Fcwitt, the younao-L. member of the W. C. T. U. of Hammond. Mr. Leigh Calvin, ca !id:dat f r vice ; president on the prohibition i-fkct. tu-n (.! car' -t o i d in .1 v in i! t I'ntrr I the , , Ol-it iui- , !; I for a drv j rhls campaign t uph i tjon that we m.t i (congress. "We n.(l llrit 4ent Gf the United States 1 - - i 1 ra yo.l I on the side of prohibition." he sd. ' I "The prohibition party has m "..! for. j execution of the public will. Leaders j of the prohibition party have hon masters of the science of government of our Country and all sho'i'd h ai - , rayed for prohibition. Never in Ihoj history o our country has the country nominated stieh weak men in both republican and emocratp' parties. The; prohibitio nparty's main js-ncs arv : 1 maintenance of the Volstead not and' t he uplift of party pr i in i pics " Mr. i Calvin said: "If yen wish to vote for i the league of nations and do ii"t want! to vote for a wet. vote the prohibition j , ticket." I I At this time Mrs. Vayhlnger intro-J duced Mrs. E. C. Rumplci pi cs i leji t of ; 1 the State Federation of Clubs. w.io gave a most interesting .-ddre?. she emphasized what it means to 1,0 real citizen of the U. S. She said: "We learned during the world war that the Stars and Stripes Is a woman's fiatr as well as a mans. How are we goin;? to use citizenship. That is the hjfc duty we must consider very carefully I and prayerfully. Women must make use of the ballot entrusted to them. Watch the records of candidates. I.oi'k upon the vote as a sacred privilege to bring; about better laws, better living and the big things women all over our country stand for." Mrs. Hill, president of Woman's Club of Hammond, was on the platform arid was introduced to the convention. A number of woman's club members M ere in attendance at the session. Dr. Stratton was introduced to the ladies of the convention. Pr, Stratton ha.- been speaking to the boys and girl in Hammond public schools. She sail that the question of social morality has formerly been a subject hard to present. Dr. Sttatton raid that the subject can best be presented to the young boy and girl of today. "Wo must prepare our boys and g-irls for the influences thrown about them. Th" American mother often upholds hr child if told of the wrong doing of her child. On the other hand a foreign mother will investigate if told that her child has boon in the wrong. Give your children the things they ral!v need to know, that they niay be forts-'

fled against temptation-. No wonder our boys and g!i la grow no witiwu: knowing the thints they really ne-1 to know when we sfe what a small p r cent pass the eighth grade In schoo'. ' Dr Stratton emphasized the importance i f preparing the child for pa: -ent hood This onsets of making; t;i :i

; crown people is nracticallv lost -Put ! your efforts ..n the v-.i-itr he id. I "The boy and r,rl of today d..e n"t to do ia'Hi thinjr that is wrong. tempta'ions are throv n Tl." cH forces today do wlno but it lias something u-' rise public, dance hall . j hut around thtn not have the ele, it d "5 i As h.- kitidol garten n to the puVic schools so are t h dance hs lis to vice. Av yor. wntr iiiTig I h- dsree hall? A'o you W!it"h:ne- tb ef-rt ?' A young crus.der nv nstra t fori wa.r cil'CTl i r. n Vfrv nlfa.Oir- K a - Kv :l number of Hammond bovs and cirl. i Miss Kail- whs introduced to 1h j convent ion as the representative froi o Indiara yearly mee'ir.g j. rr,ct I r.is from that body Mr? Mint a l.'ve conn; Grant county, v. i "t-'l Y. p. B. -n ork u'olr i,0vr. state serr-trv. P.rsults oe the , v. ft w h O b t Ml S ' ' y" president w r k ii"n ' ei-ti"n of Mi-' i of offU were a folow Pros' d nt ?. Loeiia M,-Wh:rt. Indianapolis. Vic Prce'di-nt Mrs ley of T.'bertv. Elizabi'th C o r r e p o n -i i r. ir S'Tiary--Mr? Ma i E Woodar-i. Fou-ntpin Ci'y. necordincr Pm rotary Mr.. He TVarce of Madron. Treasurer Miss I'lara M. Sears ' Indianapolis. Trustees Miss Clara Sears. '-Mi ". P.ose Pea ro-. Mrs I.ul'a McWhirf r. Red and White Lights. On 1nrk nights p white light cm b sT", farther thnn nnv other, "hut on !;';. t nights rcl takes the rirt place. EAST HAMMOND CABINET AND MILL WORKS Sashes and Windov3 A Specialty ;:. Frank Sifkovich. Prop530 Fields Ave. HansEbr;d If Yon Ha"e Elcc'ric K0T0R TROUBLES CALL HAMMOND Prornot and Effi: r :cc AN ,V3VS. I HAMMOND ELECTRIC SUFFLY i p ?rjAf', fOri-TPVV iClJt.ll I ril 1 I Trtc EJectric TtTo'cr Har-cii-! 142 Sibley St. Hammr,ii.l ; eTSSSSSH&JSsJVilL' lSSlSHl-XS1Ri j -..- MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT Jamrs Ccr.g!es. Try Cur Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It. 1A 4 fl J I I'm No Dude, Lucy, but " I dure like the way thii Parker keeps my handi sn-j nofeboc-'if ejean. Ifaven'thsii a I'io! 6incc school opened." The Parker "Lucky-Curve" feed the insmoolrlv withm.-t flooding. It's SafL-ty-Scalid and can't leak when carri-.d. Frrss-the-Button device at top fiiUs the pen im.t8c.tly. Just ihe pen for school or business. Mill ions in use. Fountain Per Sold and Guaraotced by OSTKpWSFJ PHARMACY Cor. Hohman and Douglas Hammo-d .KiGHEST S PIUS '1 r ;Aj:ny riA'tr. bos-, tctc i v.Ua Pi ie PiSboa. . fevX E3 Tali' 11A tlilfP. Hie; of riiBi b-J veiisttn -iwnU!' Sliest. A :-v. R Z. 5.0L15 CY CRL'GGIilS VERMf MRS. E. LEE Phone 3346 Lectures daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.. "The Ristht Way to Live." 7 1 6 State Line St.. cor. Douglas. Ill side, Hammond. V - ov-. c-Cs -o..' ft v.xt-1

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