Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 29 December 1920 — Page 9

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WANTED MALE HELP Av AN'rf"l -1'fitian to -a i 1 . retail (fcc( rv and delicatessen trade. Hammoi.d and vicinity. On" with cracker xpfrienri: preferred. saiar and comtn.ssion. Or!! or write McMahn Kisru.t Co., 21 North Green St., Chicago. IIP. no. 12:2S:2 AV ANTEI M7.TT7jiMri" I"lTr" posi'.a'li night lnirnmn. Aprly n Ppron. Swift & Co. id riuninior utmic Hammond. 12:28:2 AI.I.NTS l.arge nmnul acturer snt agents to fell hosu'i y, unucrwoar, h.rs. dresses, skirts, waists. shops; ciothlng; etc Writa for free samples. Hsdis. n Mill?. i'"i3 Broadway. N" T rit. IP lS-rod V. N I'EPCtnTiToan boy who wants to ! ninnfy after nchooi nri'i Saturdv. Ccnu in and let us tell yni how. Lit tens News Ag.ncv, "11 Michigan ave Indiana Harbor ' 12:29:2 1'. i"F Iioim :s a bustler in a in Blily pi ms k 1 i '"1 por diMTf ! . 1 r rrt o: t ii' cd man wno whole tunc, -osuien: can . prefer ur, nr. week and u n-e.; known in it In- irir, but r.ct r,'n: il ;ive fuit information in first Wtcr. also phone number. Address Jx H-lCt Mrs Times. Hammond. 12 :29 AV ANTED furlner for garage, loratd on Jackson highway. r,iuf ha e j; fi,o and ho mcha r. io Phelhv r,iras Shelby. Ind. 12:20:2 V t NT ED Competent youilg Plan salesman or bakery wagon. Ill Ash t. H.immond. 12:29 V- X ! kl.-M-n f o7!'na!iTrk"Tr!f ii ri n a i : 1 ;.-t? r. l'ra nk In tr. -12:29 W v' i: i AT Ht tier. 1 rh.iii 12 u-h-1 441 '29-2 ;. ; !. lr;. 1 mond i :l Hohman V' N:TKt All around print or in ;..' '! newspaper office 1n Crow n r F'f-arfy position for r'-iiah"" n-.:r.. CP' n at loirc. Lake County Star. '" Tf-f. Ind. 12 AY ANT!:i CZ7;1 alTf.iTafpTjrierr S. Il'-rhjct ion i "o.. !-:at Ohk-sco. job o i n T . Job ri w n o 1 Tm12:2'' WANTED FEMALE HELP WAN i F.O Experienced .r.d competent! gr! for pcr.eraj housework; no laun1ry work: jrocd waaes 3i Olendale j "Park. Phono Hflmmond 101. 12:2tf! ANTED Good experionoed "white ?irl for house tvork; no washing: steady Tork: cood pay. Call 1354 East Chi'ip:o, 122G Beaeon str-i-t. - v Vn?t V r Ci" v "m r k f t . v t" s"f n n o n r" lire AN! m KKKKrKR: PKt:Mvr,T r"SITI GOOp PAT. jtE.'F'in rrnxiTuriK 00. i:ast 011r.-; '. T.vr. 12:C7:3 V.' ' '" Hi - iu 1 for general inn rework". cr.'d n-Rps, smaM f.'imil-. Co State H.n-.mon.1. 12:2:tf TTiVTFTA- r.IRI. TO HELP WITH HirEVir,l: C"1 T POME ANI V4 -,V.a. PIT' NT MRS. FRANK .1. WA'TIEAVI.V.. 122"-I II A MM ON 1 . TNI'l ANA. 12.2s:tf AVANTEl A a;tres" at " on-e. Valupiet Fakery and Restaurant. 707 Chicago n., East v'hic.ig). phone 527-M. 12:2:3 WAN "man or pirl to work at soda fountain: must lire in Harbor. Cft-iil Prnr Store, ,1410 Meljigsr. ave.. 7-c: w Havhor. HLz?:2 IVANTFJi X'vperlenced grocery clerk at Mark's Suh-dvibn Oroeery Store. R'ade Aigh. Indiana Hf. " 1 2 : 21 :2 WANTED Girls for office work: must bi IS vears old. Frank S. Refjt Co.. JTamm.onl. 12:2.J WANTED Kxpcricnced salesladies in drygoods department: pood "wages; steady position. Apply at once Bee Hive Store, East Oiicafio. r-2t OlfffP.EX AA'ANTEIs To cdle.-t I.a AVndor. Homo. Booi-ter. Nvrnio. Ea Mir.ar and Robt. Gray cigar bands and n-:n 'he handsome I.I.I. on enhlhition Mirihm Shop. ."itizen's National l.ir.k King., 1 fammood. 12:29:1 AV VTr.r Wattrees. steady work: good r-i": fnion hours. American Re.stiuT.ir'.' 1?! -i blev st.. Hammond. 12:29 REAL" ESTATE BARGAINS Y'ijji SAEE room, modern, house in .msil pa vment down: balance like rem; Jmmed'ate poesaon. winter's suprly f er.g! jn. Phone, 1753 or 657 He.m-m.-d 12 :1 S INS FRANCE THAT INSURES Rife, fire, accident and health, auto. ST. At." 13 TV BR"TH"ERS 710 2 Humraond Eldg.. Phone lo7 Kmirond. Lll'JL3! fV''n5A"EE O ft-REN" T New up-to-date six room bungalow. Magoun ave., Ilw-t Oiieago. AViil rent until May 1. Atp'v 410 Ash St., phone 1927 Hammond. 12:21:4 i''"(l: SAEE 6 acre farm. with or without stock and fools: 4 rcort house 11 readv to move in. Box. 397 HsmmiT,i. 12:23:3 FOR SAEF 40 acre farm: black loam: 5 room houe; 1 mile from depot; $ 5 r o .ash ai d iong time. Box 297 Hammond ' 12j2S:2 i'l R SAEF-- 4i acre farm, stock atid arnin. i ill se'.l at sacrjtiee on account ef sickness. Tiuiuire at 2SS Herry st.. phone n2 4 H-trmond 12:29:3 ,p SAEE Five room modern bungo 'ow. newly decorated. J3.5fi0. Terms. "J1S2 Jefferson st.. Hammond. 12:29 JS i R s A EE V apartment huilding. Rental $2.2i n per year. PTice f 10.Half cash T'orner fiat, corner Hlayv'(.d sod Sihley St.. Hani 1229 MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING AND PAT EKHANUI.nG I'rices Reaorabla Carl A'ermelt. phono 1423 Hammond. Jl-ZI-30t HAA V. TOUR WOODWORK done. by Charley MasKo. mill ana cabinet work, storm- windows, ooors, radiator coolers vth can. kitchen cabinets, buffets, store f;v.ires. repairing- and ar.y special work. Phone shop 2526; residence 232S Hammond. 10 Calumet .ver.ue. li-29-3 " TT. M. av"aees Furniture and pfaro moving: trunks and batgage transferred: crating and shin.vina; factorv and p'.ore draytng by lirur. at hundred weight, year contracts If v j wish. All work gv-aranteed. Telr-rhorie: OTice. 277: residence. 278 1 ; i F-ette st . Hammond. 12:14-1?t .1 i'jc. ; f T ST A NCE ji'o A'l VG Th ree'tor. pneumatic tired truck. F. M. pv!. rhope p e- tl'xchange 12:29:5 FOR RENT T'O ( C H nVT AA" 1 1 share my home with married courl". I'hone S23-R Hammond. . I2l2?:J FOR KENT 4 room cottage, furnished. references, require!. Apply J5 Sihley ,. Hammord. 12:2:3 Tt'iW' rVXT -ri"Tce" s r-'aoe! ST r?" "V ichig'i v. Indiana Harbor, phone HammendJ374 !JJ.?1:? FOR' 1 '.EN T--lto"use with has. mont. rn-i.(. immediate possession. Call 222 cr r.2I' Hammond. E3:29 t:7iH I LEIVT r"rcoin house, near Green Eire and Gary cars: hot water heat. $30 per month. Phone. Hammond 3752. 12:21 WANTED TO BUT Wanted to but a building lot close in from owners only: must be chesp for .ash. Room 2 Calumet bidg.. Fast Chirat.v aa.n ri-:r PiFbI Y--bi y goods fixtures. .'! ::S75 Hammond, between S to in r ,,r ' 12:29:3 SITUATION WANTED " A-NT E-l'laiti sewing, avenua, Harimond. 17't Indiana 132S:2

FURNISHED ROOMS

IX'U IW-;XT ri-ttv front muiloni rvom i Ht fc.sts so. IUhuiRn s-i.. Hammond, i Indiana 12 :C 4 j i)R JtENT 2 or k-.'i-nit;. 2 t.-d;?. I fam m.itid. I 1 rooms for liouso1SS I'lumracr vo.. 12:24 KOR iUlVf 2 ni.:e front slerpinur ; rooms, sv.lta'i'le for 2 fctntknion each, i M.dcrn. Sibley St.. Ham. 12:i!7:. 1". C It K NT I An ht housekw p i 1 1 g rooms :1T11 I'rummond St., Indiana Harbor. Tndiuna 12:27:3 txjTi-UKNT lirni?hpd rooms by " o-ty or wei'lt. (ifntl'Tiipn only. l'l i'lum-TT-x-r iivo. HnniTnond 12:27 :S rooms. ?;3 AVallare Road. Hammond. ... P'K KBNT XicbIi- fur:i:.shHd room 'h " ' kf'-Hen. rho,.., Hammond ; . L".'" I K(ii! IlKN'f Nicety f'irni-hcl front room, hot a''-r and hoit. ! ou- j ev ,o.-,, Hammond, on rut l.rov 1 . : 2 S :Z Hunim'itwl. on rut l,ro 1 2 : S : 2

jn riti.VT-- Nicely t'unush'nl roi.iii. heavy teanuns. 4fi2 Harir.s team heaf 2 pentlemen. iu:m and j East niieago Iron & 'oal t'o.. Ivist t'hl-w-ifo preferred. 7?7 So. Hohtnan T"t . I eago. Ind. t'ail between T a. to. to 6 phone. 2921 Hammond. 12:28:2 it), m. I2:2:2

tJl RENT rjmkhed rooruo with kitchen priilcses or not. 4211 Noriheote ave.. Hnst "hi.-apo. 1.2S:2 FOR RETNT Modern ieaml:-at ed. ." room flat, hot water all thfi time. 911 Calumet ave.. phom. Ham. 2S. 12:27:2 FOR RENT 2 roiini! for housekeeping. centrally located. Phone 375 Hammond. 1 2 :2! 1H Ill'N'T rooms llsrht housekeeping P.a:. Cl.l Kane ae, Hnmm.nd. I:-.dipna. 12:29:3 i-"u"K RENT On steam heated bed v room, wit.1i kitchen rrlvile-gres. no objection to a child under a year old. ('.ill fi61 Tij! avo . l'es Hatr 12:29 )r 1 L RENT Three st net v modern light hou.sekeepin? roms, 2 'are clean beds. gas. eleo'rio and use of telephone, r'norie 20Cr'. 411 Hickrv t.. Hammond. 12: 2 1 FOR RENT Furnished rooms." 7?t Cnlumot are.. Hammond. 12:2!:lf Vi a R R EN T Fou r To n i T f"ur n i s hed-fla C hath. f. heat and lipht. Phone i'Tl Hammond. 12-8'- i FOR RENT .1 furnished sift ping rooms steam het. Z?- State St., Hammond. 12:29 FTR RENT The old wTst Hanirnond Bank Bldg.. 121 AVest State street. Phone 174 Hammond. 12:29:9 FA ' R R FAT-fn-o" f tiTnTshed ' foonis"fof light housekering. stove h.at :" Oouclas st. Inrjuire 21 Douglas. Phone H5R Hammond. 11:29 FOR" RENT feIrn'nhedToUI1i. hot v ater heat, for two men. Phone 117-AV r.f -jt( I'ric' Place. Hammond. 12:2! j F0R SALE AUTOMOBILES Storage Battertei chargadl rented and repaired. The i Dempsey Battery Servico.j SI 8 Fayette st.. Hammond.! phones 2655. 12401H " ! FOR SAL.fi Seven passenger Limou- J sine body. Packard morocco lined. ! A -ncel v erajewski, S8C0 Alder st.. Indiana Harbor. 12:23: CLEARANCE SALE In order to avoid carrying our used cars over into the Xcw Year avc offer the cars listed below at greatly reduced prices for this week only. 3?21 Todge Roadster, like brand r.ew. $1,075. 1917 fodge Touring, JJ7.". 1919 Maxwe'l Sedan. $75. 1317 Elgin Six. 1250. 1919 Okland Touring. 100 1917 Iode Sedan. 1327.. 1917 Oakland. $;50. 1920 Port. J-iTo. 1916 ivodg Touring. J;.0n 1919 Buick Touring. S950. 1917 Cadillac Touring. $1,430. These prices are irom fifty to three hundred dollars less than these same cars will sell for iu the spring, so if you are contemplating buying a car. now is the time. ROHETNG AUTO SA EES Cadillac and Podge Brothers Motor Cars. Phone. Hammond 256; Indiana Harbor 7J. 12:27.5 FOR SA.EE OR T RAPE Ford Sedan with starter. $500. Ecxlngton. 4 pacenger. with six wire wheels. S.'.so. 4.V' Forsythe ave., phor.e 672-M Fmt Chicago. 12:27:5 I'i R 3 ALH OR TRADE lTfTs O '. d -mobllo Six. 5 paspenger. S4 50; 1917 Podge. 5 passenger, $386; 191S Studebaker. 5 passenger. $9i!o: 1918 Studebaker redtr. retlniahed. like new, $290: 1919 Mitchell roadster, refltiished. like nen-, $390: 1917 Chevrolet. 7. paAsenarer. $240. 5ifi Forsythe avenue, phone 672-M East Oiieago 12:27:5 lIU7lAT3LfOOV Right nov.- ifli your trolden opportunity to pick off a mighty fine oargatn in an automobile. Prices are sure to be higher folio-wing the automobile e-bo-w, because this event always stimulates buying and the spring; business begins about fhat time. AA'e have some swell tarsain!: for lrstanee vro have a Dodge, with winter top. rib t o Cord equipment: overs iz sobitely A-l condition. Here fg another: tires ; Hudson Coupe. .?1.-V)0 Com equipment: 1 spare: just like new,) in fact, our nu-chan.eian savs it Is better than new. These are tuft samples of the rcanv fine bargains, most of which will be I gone in another tvo weeks. flom in and judge these vshi.s. lake rouvrs AUTO SUPPLY S: SALES Northwest corner Douglas and Hohrr.ansf . phon e I-Tammond 1741 . 1 2 : 2 S : 4 FOR SAEE Seven passenger limousine body. Packard morocco 1'ned. ' n -el Cerajewski, 3SSS Alder at., bor. nd:na Har. - FOR PALE Ford, o pasnger winter top. $100. 4.10C Forsj t Phone 672-M East fhioayo with ave 1 1 MONEY TO LOAN Money tc Loan on farms and city porperty. Roe 4t Peterson'a Law Office, East Chicago. 9-15-AUTO ACCESSORIES VOR SAEE Mlvertown cords. only elightlv Aiaed: 37x5. $22: 35x5. $21; 85x4t. $20: 3444. $19; 33x4i, $19; 34x4. $1S: 33x4 $17: 32x4. $14; 32x3H. $13; "OxH. $11. Guiranteed tires are no better. K. & S. Tire & Purply Company. 515 Chicago neruf. East Chicago. 1 t-l t -tf LOST AND FOUND LOST Child's black music bag Frida morning. CFfxider return t. Times criice, Hammond. Reward. 12 27 15

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

you SALK- Urf e varlrt of trunk, bars MJid mut Lasr LoiB Bark, S5 State t.. Hamrnorn. J-17-tt FOK 9AL& LTnradeetod Diaiiionda au4 Kali road WlchM. Laaar'a lxn Bank. 65 !tai at Hmmond. t-Pnf., Wonderful values iu unredecmod suits, overcoats and raincoats, Lessors Re iiable Loan Bank, Go State bt. Ilammond V-L-tt LUAL r-j,ii . jno. F. Willi elm & Calumet v.. Hammond. j,x,u s.vi.K-'-I-ciol "table A'i" reasonable if takrri at oive. State .st.. Hammond. Al o Nick!" piano. !iko new . Son. 2Srt 12:1o:tf md it tof.. 2 Wot Kloot rio 1 2 :2S VVi if i M .r--i r.TTTTTiTrV.TlTrT'rTTr'-V. FOR SAUE (,m dining table. three chairn. R. I. chickens, one two-yvar old hejfer. will b fresh in July and one Winchester pump (tun, No. 12 1511150. 1ut be sold at once. Can after six 0VI0. k at Si 5 Soh! St.. Ham. 12.2S2 FOR AUK Seoiin.l largest Pize buse burner. and bla.-k dreVs. 27 f:rt class condition, cleaned mod. First 15 ink's i ("orSibley st.. Ha mm. tid. 12:2S:2 Ft'il SA1.M Shoe repairing parlor and hut cleaning parlor or well jell ti turfs atid materia I sevarate. S.',n7 'eda.r St., Indiana Harbor. 12:2fi::: FO R S llE f a k b" uff o T. can s"ee"r t 47,1 Eaton si.. Hammond. 12:2:1 F. Mi S A EF lYlue reed lujuji y " .7 'al 1 Tiiursday or after. 1 0 7 S Coitimliiit ivp,. Hammond. 12:2: I'oH S.V1.E Iti ee Oarland cook sto e in good condition. Phone 9TS-.1. 115 st . Hammond. 12:21' FOR SA EE ." liar.'l coal' '"burners. Slj each, to be remove,!. g.. . condition. State St.. basem. nt. Hatmnond. Indtana 1i :2r':3 h)R SALE 2 well broken Beagle Hounds. 1272 Calumet avenue Hammond, 'l 2:29:2 INA'ENTORY SAEE Jn" Ov.i . at ?27.50; l .1 trousers, fair 7: .ioi'.wiit 8f $29. These are remarkable rallies of clothes made up which we are .-loaing out far b.-low eo.t. for inventory. Retr Harrel'io. l.ir; State st.. Mi-v.4wii'i Tailors. 498 Tlohman. opposite johco lor, Hammond. I2:2:':2 LEGAL ""NOTICES " NOT li'E Ol' STl " 'Kill H.DERS" MEETING Tif regular annual ir.-et iiig- of rjje toe), holders of the i-'jtst National Bank of East iliicago. Indiana, fcr the election of directors, will he held at .its banking- house on the. nth day of January. 1921. between the hours o 19 a. in. ajid 4 p. m . of said day. W. E. SPENCER. 12:23. 7t Cashier NOTICE Th tegular ntiiitia! meeting of stockholders of the First Trust A- Savinjrs Bank of Eist Chii.-ago. Jrdiar.a. for the election of directors and for the transact:on of such ether business as may regularly come before the m.e'ing will be held at the banking rooms, Tuesday. January 11th. J921. at :; o'clock p. m. W. E. SPENCER. 12.23-.7t Secretary East. Ohuairo. Indiana. EV. emb r 22. 1920 To AAT.orn It May Conor r it: j Notme is hereby given that the B:ard of Park Trustees of the City of East Chicago. Indiana, will receive bids tip , to S o'clock p. in. on the lth div ef : .January, 1921. for furnishing F. O. B. ' cars East Chicago, one horizontal, cer.triftigal pump, di'-eet connected to an j electric motor, pump to delnep aioi at the rate of 0'. !. P. M. b gains'. ! 130 feet head. Each bidder will submit his proposition in letter form or on their on n proposal blanks, g:aig price, delivery and detailed plans and speciti. a lions for foundation, connections, including efficiencies of both pump srd mo'or. Additional information concerninsj e.-'jipmenl or conditions 'ii.der hicli the pump will operate may be obtained from the office of the Park Lv.ard. City Hull. East Chicago. In. liana. By order of the Hoard of Park Trustees'. T. HEO. KRAFT, 12:22.29 Secretary Park Board NOTICE 'OF ADMINISTRATION In the matter of the Estate of Arnt Martikoff. 1 Hseeas'-d. No. 2222. I N'otice is lierebv tivcii that the un dersigned has. been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake, Superior '"our'.. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. AMERICAN STATE BANK OF EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA. Administrator Pnteri pecemher 13th, 132". 12:15:22:23 XOTIi:.K To Whom It Jiav Concern: VotiO! is hereby given thv. the un-Ur?:sr-ed hn e this .-piy dissolv ed partnership in the drug business. kro n US the I AU.VI.I 1 HAK11A' 1. a'

aj. ( i ni'imei -xvnue in in ..ny ... ii;i.:.I mond, Indiana, by mutual consent, and

all outstanding bills are du an. I ra a'"'" i bts to Bernard breaksto who assumes and ajrrees. to pay ait Jn- ; debteJness acsinst said firm j Patod this i:jth day ,.f pe.-emier. A. D. 1320. BERNARD BKFAK.TON E. DR. fOLiJlIAX KERR. 12:i;.;2:." NOT P'EOF 'ADMINISTRATION El the matter of the Estate of Re". ;a Shea. Deceased, No 255.3. Notce is hereby given that the tin,4n....!r'.A,4 l.ar.n t-. -s. 1 T-. : , . . . . . , ' . I Anminisi rators oi i-nia ls'hi, oy tuc Judgo of the I.Bke Superior ('nut. Slid Estate is supposed to be solvent. HELEN" SiniA PART. FEORF.XCE $111' A. MURRAY. F ANN T SHEA ELTE. Jo n't ' Adrr)rtistrior tated December 2?lh. 1920. 1 2:29 :1 :.". : 1 2 NOT ICE OF 'A DMINISTR AT 1 0 N "" I-i the matter of the' Es'ate of John Aimason. Deceased. No. rS2$. Nofic is hereby rien that the undersigned has been appo:r.ted Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the T.ake Superior Court. Estate is anpnoscil to be solver.:. CITIZEN'S TRl'ST ,v PA VINOS BANK OF EAST CHIC.V.O. INDIANA. Ado: .li st rn tor Dated December 2-nd. 132f'. 12:29:1:5:12 Read The Times Want Ads IMU'J.I.!." !..'. III. II llipil. nil MRS. E. LEE Phone 3346 Lectures daily from 9 a. m. to 9 The Right p. m. VX'av to Live 696 State Line St. opp. Clinton. Ill side, Hammond.

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1 : ! : mlj. I- - 1 '.: -! "iiivuo. 1 ndi.iiia. 1 , e 1320. 'I n Whom It May 1 'ti. -eru A 011 sr.; licreby Tiotnicd Hoard of Ri.ii.i!.- Wotks r.f t Ea.t Chl.-aso. I ml in . .Id m dv of 1'h-crmhi r. l'2". ado: 1 f ion t Io. I an i iv. 1 to . n 1 1 1 1 1. ! said City as fallows; That lK'th Ptre. to I), a! Street be Ptan "A" Oi-e and fouodH'irn. I'lari R" Two pin'i found.! i.io'i. Plan '" Rr'.-k t ion v t h 2 ip. h s from Cedar S i n , oro e.j : : n 00 u t sc .-eneo t ' led Plan " T" Crete foundnti' work d.' d'sct lb. d pv.b in n. eoriia in- e ditn.ms ft su tton. and the n. r. m I ; e !: lvpro with Ul" -h I'M 1 -tiN. aid R. dn w 1 prof!!." posed and r: Uoa -d . ar.d spe.-iil. i m ro. erne;; ay b ,.f Paid!-: V at h iv- s..,,l 1 n t : 1 Wo d J..t, ...! .. That tii...d Hi d Mo.lld ol' ITlii day '2 1 . at 1:1c.1 o'ciov k i- o said Cry a- tic Mia. pla,... the pubiic eciioi.'i al c i. ol :l,, Imv.ii i 111 p! o ell'.ei, t , a. .'.a oil aaid lieuiU ol' Public Wvik- .!! ull persons lntvrU-d. .-i . le-s-p.l ty l.s hablc to bo as-a-s-i d for i;r.pro, t hp nl. tuid will .! .id" i: th- 1" -iii-Jit s to l!o piop.ny l.ai.le be as-., s:-. d for s.i..h ii.,.,.vi:ii.i i.t eviuai l!ic .-.t.niat.d ..vet tlci.-. f Ic II.: .'.;.. r or Us-. the lid t I UU.. f. iv. GE'iVES ;. v. w P i.i A. 'T'l'i i C. !'. Si'.FU SE Eoatd of l,,i,i,.-. Wo. KI.'HA EiiS. Ci i ti. 1 - -' ' ' Attcsi lake The Times anfi k-eey touch wit'.t the whole -vcrl-l TELEPHONE SERVICE si niilHL 0 SAYS COMPANY HEAD President Sunny Gives Fact; to Show Phone "Come-Back" Telephone service in Chicago has "come back." " From now on, any bad service need not be ascribed to 'war condition',' and not reported. We should be promptly advised when things go wrong." B. V.. Sunny, ptesident of the Chicago Telephone Company, now the Illinois Hell Telephone Company, gave the dcta:i of the company's struggle to improve servu e conditions at his annual luncheon to the company's supervising forces. Mr. Sunny said: "We started 1920 with a shortage of 1431 operators. We should have had 8436 on the payroll and we had 7005. Heavy traffic and the " Flu" made matters worse in the spring months, so that the compaicn to secure additional help was pushed vigorously. During May and June intensive recruiting brought a large number cf new people, so that the capacity of the Operators" Training Department- was overtaxed. 797 new people were employed in one week alone, and it became rccessary to train many of them at the Ccntr.il Offices. Conditions were bad all through the summer, nor did they improve greatly until September and October, since when the change has been marked and rnost favorable. "In a metropolitan exchange like Chicago, for the purpose of comparison, an arbitrary figure known as a "Traffic rating is compiled Iron the varum important service items. The ideal ratine rhntili ! :.u is 70. This figure is technical and not be confused with percentages. ;th regard to this traffic rating 1:1 June, Chicago was 27; in July 2'); August and September 31; October 40; November 4", while in the early part of December, for the first time in thirty-six months, we reached 71. The requirements ot pood service are that Q4 nrr cent of the calls be answered i t in less than ten seconds. As a matter vi (i fact, at the time this report was written, c5.2 of all of the calls were with.n ten seconds. "Another requirement is that r5.4 per cent of the calls he free frcm opcrjri-ic errors, while we reached a pcrvent,ije (f S.y per crr.t. In the two d.i; s before Christmas we slipped b.uk somrh.it below 7U in traffic ratine, and it mac I c that between now and New Years wo t!i jit not be able to keep tip to this hVo-e on account of the houday rush of tram.-, but we should po into January with 70 or br'ter and hold it indefinitely. "Son'c idea of the stpieule thr the Traffic Department bas I cen tlirouh, is contained m the following ticures: f "As 1 explained, we starred out with a j shortage of 1431 operators on January 1st. j - From that time to December 15th, the j V resignations, dismissals, etc.. amounted j' to 6520, or the equivalent of more than 90 per cent of the available operators on : b the payroll January 1st. During the ear T 3502 ex-operators were re-emploved, and j 40J5 new operators were trained and put J j' n l. .n.:kl.flnrf m a if 1 f t o 1 r. f" .' j .' I Ul. ? V I li.. I L'W dl i., l.iar... u t. . U i . j . "On DeccT.hcr 15, we required 70$ ! operators and we had available SC82 I 258 more than was necessarv. The 5 average number of operators in the school each week was 3"S and the average t::r.e spent in school three weeks. "Qood equipment and plenty of oprrl ators docs nor mean pood service. 1 tie combination, it you have !-, is ncre.v a good start in the r ght direction, (re ;.! service is a matter of r'ernal v'tirilancp and ever'.asfing'y keeping at it. The training is never over. , "Ft is a matter of congratulation fluf we have ..t last come ba. k, and that wc can announce to the subscribers that ve have overcome the conditions that h so many months prevented its from civ;: ;: the kind of service that Chicago for jears had been accustomed to. "The Traffic Department is entitled to great credit for the persevering, couragejus and persistent effort that it ha;, made against odds for so many months. The subscribers are entitled to our sincere thanks for their patience while being served so unsatisfactorily at times. "The number of complaints alwiut the e..vi.- m - - rn. rreflv more m the nnsr j two or three vears than they were before the war, indicating that the subscriber.; I understood and appreciated the plight of the Telephone Company and we-e s.itts- ; :d that ail wis being dene that rmili be i ")e."

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