Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 24 March 1922 — Page 5

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GARY NEWS

INDIANA HARBOR GIRL IS MISSING 0.ry pollca ofticiala are making a. city wide search for pretty 17-year-old Ruth B&ry ot Indiana Harbor. who disappeared from her residence yesterday and has not been seea or heard ot elnce. Her relative told the -police last night that they think she came to Gary.

STRIP DEPUTY OP AUTHORITY Wlian the Gary police ponge squad arested Manuel BerdeaJ. 1345 Adams street, Gary, last nig-ht on a charge of violating the state liquor law, they learned that he was a deputy sherifr and upon the order t Captain (Linn, his star , commission and a Sava? automatic revolver -was taken from him.

WHITING MAN IN ACCIDENT Tony Hertackl, giving his adress as Whiting and riving a. Dodge machine, north on Adams street, last night crashed Into a Cadillac machine of Frank Tittle, driven west on Eighth avenue at the street intersection, doing considerable damage.

(BULLETIN.) NEW YORK, March 24. X double alibi will be the defense of "Tex" Klckard, noted fight promoter, it wa revealed today when the defense opened In hia trial for abduction and criminal assault upon 15-yeur-old Sarah Schoenfeld. k

SPEAKS ON CAUSE OF ZIONISM (Continued from paj;e one.)

a nation," said Professor Sokolow, "and thero are three nations who should control the Near fc,ast; the Armenians. Arabs and the Jews. Armenia has suffered. She has suffered a great deal, but her suffering could never be compared with the suffering of the Jews. We are in very close contact with the Armenians, and I am glad to be able to state that the Armenians speak with deep gratitude concerning the Americans; for their Missionaries who have to go to Armenia and

make sacrifices. They have established schools, and in danger of their own lives, have aided the poor and suffering. These American missionaries have saved many Armenians." "The Pence Conference," the Prolessor stated, "has decided that Armenia must bo restored. What happened to the Jaws and Armenians was not war. It was after the Armistice was proclaimed that many of these massacres took place. A recognized nation can never be massacred. It can be attacked, and can suffer very much by the attack, but such a nation can defend Itself. Massacres can be accomplished only uprsn unrecognized nations. The peace conference has decided to restore Armenia, give back Turkish Armenia to her and recognize her as a nation." "I have heard many people who, I cus'iite to sa', were not acquainted with the subject, that Palestine nfi'..5 fi'ver 'ie restored. This is a great mistake. Greece was restored over a hundred years ago, and the Jewish country can be restored. "We shall have some trouble with the Arabs, but we do not worry about this. That matter will take time, but finally it will b adjusted. I am a Zionist for the Arabs as well as for the Jews," Professor Sokolow stated. "We have been a productive and prosperous country," the professor continued, "and we have existed there longer than any nation has existed in any other part of the world. We have existed there for fourteen centuries, and the country Is the land of Israel. If you take it from a Jewish view point, it is the Promised Land. The Jewish people are always singing, praying and wait Ing for this home. Palestine Is not yet prepared, and I am afraid it will take some time before the people who want to go there can go and make Palestine their home." "I remember when the Movement of Protests was established in 1810," said Prof. Sokolow. "1 was a young Journalist at the time, and from time to time we had to approach the British, Italian and other governments about our grave problems. What was to become of the Eastern Kuropean Jews? The question has become worse and worse. The only hope left for the Jews is to give them a country. They must have a country they can call theirs. Nothing can keep back these starving people. They must go somewhere, but where are we going to send them? . "When I went to the League of .Nations," the speaker continued, "I had 300.000 name of people who had lost their lives through starvation and suffering of all sorts. When I pokef they told me, 'Tea, but you are not in the League of Nations.' I could not be admitted to the League of Xatlons. We shall be protected only when the Jewish people have their representative in the League of Nations, or any other inter- " national conference. "Then," the speaker said, "we will have no more massacres. We wilt be prepared to defend ourselves if we are, artackd. but we cannot exist like so many unprotected orphans." The speaker pointed out the coming of a holiday, the Jewish Passever. He explained that hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent on these occasions, and "enough money to buy hundreds of Palestines. "Palestine is the Holy Land," Prof. Sokolow concluded, "the Promised Land, and the home of the Jewish people. Let us work together for the restoration of that country which is going to mean happiness for so many."

UPRIGHT PIANO CAW BD PURCHASED FOR f2T STORAGE CHARGES P. A. Starck Piano Co. &52 BROADWAY, GARY, IX D.

The audien.ee arosa lu respect to Professor Sokolow as hts nnpressle talk came to a climax greeting him with a, thunderous applause. Professor Hoffman, well known Chicago Jewish exponent of the Palestine cause was next introduced and made a touching appeal for assistance in the world-wide Jewish cause. His picturing Sokolow as the mentor of the wonderful work which has already been done, engraving his name into the molds of history, when their children's children and future generations will look back to this man as thd saviour of their persecuted race. Plans had been riade earlier in the week for the speaking to be held at the Gary Commercial Clul) rooms but at the elevtnth hour yesterday, seats were in such demand that the committee realized that only half of the people who wished to hear Mr. Sokolow would be able to attend the program. The Gary Theatra was then secured. After a tour through Lake county where he visited the cities of Hammond, Whit.lng. Kast Chicago and Indiana Harbor Mr. Sokolow arrived In Gary. A large number of Chicago people accompanied the distinguished guest to Gary. He was loud in his praise for if a Calumet region and although having lived in bath London and Paris was struck with its magnitude and wonderful Industrial activities. "I will never forget the 23rd day of March 1922," he said last night Just before returning to Chicago Before the meeting came to a close, some J10.00G jn cash donations was taken in for the Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fund) and it is expected that wit other pledges and donations received In the near future that the subscription will hit thj $23,000 mark.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the matter of the Estate of Florence Stewart, 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 la supposed to be solvent. CAROLINE STEWART. Admmstratrix rated March 15, 1522. 3:24:31:4:7

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the matter of the Estate of Eugene Czigler, Deceased. No. 2399. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, hy the Judge of the Lake Circuit Court. Said Estate Is supposed to be solvent. GEZA MATUSZ, Administrator Dated March 23, 1922. 3:24:31:4:7

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE ' IN THE LAKE SUPER I O It COURT, GARY, MARCH TERM, 1922. In the matter of the Estate of Magaret Jones. No. 452. NOTICE Is hereby given by the HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of Magaret Jones, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court held at Gary, Indiana, on the 7th day of April, 1922, and show cause if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Gary, this 16th day ot March, 1922. HERBERT L. WH EATON. Clerk Lake Superior Court Gavlt, Hall & Smith, Attys. for Adm. 3:17::24

NOTICE OF SALE OF TIME . WARRANTS

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF

LAKE, SS:

City of East Chicago. Department

of Finance. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Controller of said City until Saturday, April

1st, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the

purchase of Time Warrants of said City. Said Time Warrant offered for sale at said time are not to exceed $50,000.00 (in denominations of $500.00 each), bearing interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, Interest payable at .maturity. The purchaser shall pay to said City any accrued interest which may have accrued from the date of the Time War rants to the date on which the said City receives the money from th purchaser at Six (6) per cent per annum. Said Time Warrants are dated February 1. 1922, mature on or before the first day of June, 1922. Said City reserves the right to redeem any portion of said Time Warrants before the date of maturity by giving five (5) days' notice to purchaser. Said Time Warrants will he sold pursuant to an ordinance of the Common Council adopted on the 16th day of January, 1322. P. A. PARKS. 3:24 City Controller

files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent per son, showing that the dftndaiit thereto, to-wit: Louis It. Meinikol. is not a resident of the t?tatc of In dlana. Said defendant is therefore here by notified of the pendency of .sair action and that the same villi stan for trial at the next term of sai Court, and that unlftss he appear an answer or demur therein, at the cali Ing Of said cause, on the 5th day .May, A. D. 1922. the same being tlr 47th day of the next term of sui Court to be begun and held in Roui number 1 in the Court House u

Hammond, in said County and Stat.

on the 2nd Monday of May, A, 1 1922, said action will be heard ai determlne-3 In his absence.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hr

unto set my hand and affix the se

of 6aid Court, at Hammond, Indian

this 4th day of March, A. D. 1922

HERBERT L. WHEATON, (Seal) Clerk L. S. I

By: CORA X. ANDERSON.

Deputy Clerk. 3:10:17:2'

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS O

THE LETTING OF CONTRACT FOR ERECTION OF SCHOO. BUILDING. Notice is hereby given that o-

Monday, April 10, 1922. at 7:0 o'clock p. m. at its office in the Cen tral School Building, in the Cit: of Hammond, the Board of Educa

tion of said City wil receive an consider bids for the erection o

the following school building I.

said city, to-wit:

A Grade School Building to U

known as the Lincoln School to H-

erected on the block bounded h

Adams, Towle. Winslow and Cain

eron Streets.

Plans and specifications for th

above have been adopted by th Board ot School Trustees, and mi) be obtained at the office of A C Berrv. Architect. Hammond, Ind

iana, or Perkins, Fellows and Ham llton. 814 Tower Court, Chicago

Illinois, by depositing check foi

25.00 payable to the School City

of Hammond, Indiana for the safi return of drawings.

Bids for above will be received in whole or in part and in the

event a contractor wishes to bid on more than one part, he will furnish

each bid in a separate, sealed , en

velope addressed to the Board of Education of said City, and bearing on its face the part upon which bid is made. All bids must be on file in the

Office of the Board not later than 7:00 o'clock p. m. on said 11th day

of April. 1922

Each bid must be accompanied

by a certified check payable to the School City of Hammond, for five

(5) per cent of bid. The Board reserves the right to

reject any and all bids, or any part

of a bid, or to accept any bid or any part of a bid, which, in its Judgment will be for the best interest of the Board. L. L. BOMBERGER. T. IT. TENNANT. F. A. WILHELM, As the. Board of Education of the School City of Hammond. Dated at Hammond, Indiana. March 16. 1922. 3:17:24:31

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-

I All. run. I j . r.- t l ' orij'-jAij ASSESSMENTS.

.ULJ:e it ILCtCUJ ....o following lots, lands, parcels and tracts of ground are each severally delinquent in the amount set opposite the description thereof for the payment of the amount assessed against them respectfully, for the improvements of: NINTEENTH AVE., SEC. No 4 ACCT. No. 421 Chicago-Tolleston Land & Investment Company's 5th Addition. Lot Blk Amt Marv Barvltz 12 17 $227. 1 Mary Slovenka 20 17 62.46 John & ilary Molnar.20 18 4J (5 E'.enora Rnsenblum . 1 9 19 47.56 Stella Rvder 20 19 52.46 Helena Nowak 23 2"

BURKET The Dentist WHAT ABOUT YOUR TEETH? What Do Others Se When You Laugh? Good teeth make a smHe perfect. Bad teeth are repulsive to others because of the looks. Come in today for free examination. I will tell you truthfully what, if anything, is needed.

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NOTICE OF NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA, JANU A R Y TERM, 1922. Mae Melnikoff vs. Louis R. Melnikoff. Cause. No. 21449. Action to Divorce., Now comes the plaintiff by McMahon & Conroy, attorney's, and

I will for the next 30 days give SPECIAL LOW PRICES for high class dentistry. I positively extract teeth without pain. Gas given if desired. Remember, delay means decay. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, until 9 P. M. Telephone 3189 BURKET THE DENTIST 593 Hohman St., Hammond, Ind. Over 5 & 10c Store

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Carden C'itv Addition r-etPr & Ceiia Bei'K'43 1 'rank Hansen 4 1 2

a.s. Duti 'an .Mercantile Co t 3 48.23 as. Duncan Mercantile Co 6 3 4S'33 MADISON STKKT SKO. No. 11 ACCT. No. 4-0 ackson I'ark co. Broauway Aildition. Irs. Emily Lewis... 5 3 63.2.1 Irs. Emily Lew is. . . 3 ;:..) Irs. Emily Lewis... 7 3 5 3. "3 .largaret .1. Manuel. 44 3 30.07 Carl Bolius 1st Addition Jeo. I. Millet 11 53.23 ieo. I. Millet N. 10 fl 12 34.23 Terrell's Addition. 4arrv TJaulev l 121.79 larry Pauley 2 40.51 larry 1'auley ' It 32.40 larry Pauley 4 27. S7 larry Pauley 5 24. S5 Patterson & Stout'a" 1st Addition. I. U. MoCullougii . . .37 1 53.22 Jeo. P. Bait sos . . . .24 4 20. SO i ackson I'ark So." "liroadw ay Addition. Tame Farringtun . . 31 2 3.23 Tair.es Farrintnn -.32 2 3.23 Serorzynski's Kirst Addition. Milo Adams 31 3.fS 'aul Acker & C. K. Si-timid t 4 1 3.23 'aul Acker & C. K. Schmidt 45 41.41 Karle's 2nd Glen Park Addition. .eKoy 11. Paddik.30 12 3.23 ary-Hohart Invest. Realty Co 47 12 53.23 ary-Hobart Invest. ltenliv Co 4S 12 SB. 22 i. M. .Stein 28 1 fi J 6. SO v.. M. Stein 2 lfi 39.29 V. M. Stein 30 1 li 23.37 V. M. Stein . 31 lfi ,S3.0 Ulen Park Addition. eo. & Sveta Js'icoloff. E. 37.5 1 i . 9.10 leo. & Sveta N'icoloff, K. 37. 5- 2 1 9.13 leo. & Sveta Nicolr.ff, K. 37.5' 3 1 9.13 larry & Sadie Green 4 1 3.2 3 larry A.- Sadie (Ireen 5 1 3.23 Sarah June Kidd ..16 1 3.23 Reissigs Addition. Julia Kravniak ....10 A 3.22 Fulia Kravniak ....11 8 3.22 Lazarus Ooodman ..12 8 3.22 Lazarus Coodmaii ..13 S 3.22 uizarus Goodman ..14 S S3. 22 Zinnia II. lansr 20 S 3.22 Jinnie fl. I.anjr ....21 S 3.22 Minnie If. l.ansr ....22 S 3.22 linnie IT. Lan ....23 S 63.22 Minnie IT. Lan 24 S 3.22 FOURTEENTH AVE. SEC. No. 3. ACCT. No. 4 2. Main Street Addition. H. B. Uiley & Wm. C. Niblack 6 1 78.43 Jos. Petrauskls. . . . 9 11 123.97 Jos. Petrauskis ....10 1 421.83 It. li. Tlllev & Wm. C. Niblack 22 1 162.88 II. B. Rilev & Wm. C. Niblack 25 1 1K2.R8 Marian Melklntfent . 31 1 162. SS II . B. Rilev & Wm. C. Niblack 3 2 104.4 2 Joseph Tetrovski . . 5 2 SO. OS Mike &z Eva Kli-inanur-z 13 2 162.88 II. B. Rilev & Wm. C. Niblack 16 2 162. SS A. W. Zimmerman et al 17 2 162. 8S II. B. Rilev & Wm. C. Niblack 13 2 162.88 II. B. Riley & Wm. C. Niblack 19 2 162. S8 Colsrroves Addition. Franc E. Wolcott . . . .30 2 214.73 Tolleston Land Co's. 1st Addition. John Russell 5 1 ' 153.78 Sandor Miklos 10 2 13.06 Imre & Julianna Sienjofr 11 2 315.73 Verona Idranjl 28 2 S3. 93 Mike Carbiar 11 3 1C2.8S Mike Uarbiar 12 3 162. SS Anton Rodvill 13 3 162. SS Andrew Furtvo 16, 3 407. 8 Andrew Furtyo ....17 3 131.02 Andrew Furtyo . . . . 1 3 103.03 Andrew Furtyo ....19 3 D0.2S Benson's Addition. Andy Cuba 4 162.S9 Seehasc's 1st Addition. John Tarn 2 179 09

THIRTEENTH. AVE. SEC. No. 4 ACCT. No. 433 Condit-Mi'Cinnitv's Subdivision. Mat Repack v- ! 2 126.11 Thomas S. Jones -.30 2 165.76 Thomas S Jones ...31 2 lb5.7C Tony & Frances VV'askewicz 38 2 163.76 Agnes E. Hickman. 20 4 431. Uo Main Street Addition. Katherine Consiantinoviili 4 1 S6.43 Mike & K. Horvekas .f.ll 1 24 9.4 1 Peter Danskas 12 1 165.7 H. B. Kilev k Wm. C. Niblack 13 1 103.77 Frank H. Pattee ...19 1 165.7! ALLEY NO. 7 EAST SEC NO. 1 ACCT. No. 454 ilary Land Co's. First Subdivision. Alfred C. .'t Mae l.jman 10 66 "9.00 Oarv Land Compnav.SS 90 79.00 C.eoree Mucha 3S 42 79.0(1 Cary Land Companv 9 IS 79.00 V11UUX1A STREET SEC. No. 4 ACCT. No. 4)7 Mo Key's Addition. Anton Kosiba 9 3 133.23 Alex t Paulina Szczcrba 23 7 135.23 Ff-lix Jxlrxak 15 7 125.29 Martin Crban 20 7 135. 2 Felix fc Stefana Sxczcrba 23 -7 135.29 Jos. I,ew andowskl .. 1 11 135.29 Edward Spletztr ..6 U 135.29 Otto Ostenreider ..9 11 125.29 Cary Investment Con. let Subdivision. Felix Karczevvski .19 2 133.29 Felix KarozewsV-i ..20 2 1 35.29 Jo. t Susan Kaldy 7 3 135.29 Jno. ii Martha Stapenss 9 3 135.23 Walter Kmietowskt. 3 6 135. 2S licnacz Witcka .... 4 6 135.2S Peter Homontowsk i . 1 rt 6 135.28 John Mozak 24 fi 135.29 John August Gasser. 42 7 135.29 John Auenst Uasser.43 7 135.29 Kalenik Skeochuk . . . 46 7 135.29 Sophia Kolodzinski . 47 7 135.29 Sophia Kolodzinski . 4S 7 137.98 FOKTT-FIFTH AVE.. SEC. No. 1. ACCT. No. 146 Phillip Sroka 1 6 7 109.04 Phillip Sroka. w 1-2.17 7 51.5t William Reid. S. 15'. .38 S 2L79 William Reid 39 8 44. So ALLEY No. 15 W., SEC. No 1. ACCT. No. 4C0. Resub. Gary Land Co.'s 3d. Sub. Harold J. & Verna O. Hasler 3 8 136.54 Frank T,. Wineear ..11 5 136.54 Marshall & Mabel Butts 5 2 82. 18 Gary Land Company 7 2 103.90 Jacob I". Sr. Maud Cox N. 10' 19 2 27. 7S Jar-ob D. & Maud . Cox 20 2 S2.18 ALLEY No. 6 WEST. PEC. No. 5. ACCT. No. 4 63. Chicafro-Toleston band & Investment Co's. Fifth Addition. Antonio Perrotta E j. 2 9 23 22.62 Steve &Rose 'petfa. 19 23 1 17.14 Steve & Rose Petro.20 23 1 17.H Moses Joel 23 3 117.14 Moses Joel 24 23 1 17.14 John & Julia Timko.25 3 117. It Adam & Julia Kal-c-inski 23 10 75.78 ALLEY No 7 WEST. Sec. No. 3. ACCT No. 4 61. Chicasro-Tolleston Land Ss Invesraent Co's. Fifth Addition. Louis Heim, et al.. 3 7 1 25.48 Louis Heim, et al . . 4 7 125.48 l?nace Novickl .... 7 84.11 Peter & Annie Davis 7 7 84.11 Marv A. Cullen. et al 23 7 125.47 Marv A. Cullen. et al 24 7 123.47 ALLEY NO. 2 WEST. SEQ. NO. 7. ACCT. No. 4 65. Kellev-Semmes Boulevard Heights Addition. Martin 1.. McNally". .55 2 111.39 Martin Ij. McNally N 1-2 36 2 4j.i9 Lawrence Hoover, N 1-2 3" 7 45.79 ALLEY NO. 11 WEST. SEC. NO. 2. ACCT. No. 471. Gary Land Company's First Subdivision. Ghas E MUler . 21 1 ? ii

1st

47 47 47 47

SuU82. 38 98 . SO 82.37 82 37 No. 4. Sub-

T. Thomas Allen ..24 1 S3. 20 ALLEY No 7 WEST SEC. No. 4. ACCT. No. 469. Clary Land Company's 11th Subdivision. Lillian M. Stiles ... 3 3 80.83 tJaltrus & Madtsie Juska . , 8 3 SO. 33 ALLEY No. 12 EAST, SEC. No 1. AlTT Vr. ACQ

Gary Land Company's division. Mickel Nerins; 1

wiokel Nertiiif 2 'ienry S. Iiavidson .27 Harry 11. Holmes ...38

ALLEY No. 5 SOUTH. SEC. " ACCT No. 4 7S. Gary Land Gornpanjs 3d division.

'.am H. & Florence dinner 8 10 103,97 weslie 1. Combs .... S 1 0 79 91 Monroe street sec. nu 4. ACCT. No. 47 7. Jackson Park So. Brdwy. Addition, fos. & Phebe Richards . . . ; 25 3 45.03 "hoiiiHs Richards ..26 3 45.03 Fedo.sy Staraz 27 3 45.03 ohn Mi-Cormick ...2S 3 43.03 ;het,ter F. & Agnes L. Parsons S. 3-4 .. 35 3 33.91 "Mayton K. Garnet ..12 4 4 5.03 Clayton E. Garnet ..15, 4 45.0:; ClnytuTi E. Garnet ..18 4 5 03 THIRTEENTH AVENUE SEC. No. 5 A OCT Vn d H I

Gakdale Addition

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Rev. A. Medvcezkv .12 Rev. A. Medviezkv- .13

J ii h la. Pruktani3 ...19

Jolin Ksndlacs

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JJoseph Barris 47 2 146.13 Joseph Barris 48 2 340.57 ELEVENTH AVE., SEC. .No. 4. ACCT No. IIS. Gruenberg's Addition, bteye & Barbara Szakacs 31 2 19.57 Anne I'evaney 47 2 163.45 Louis Fon . ... 5 2 2 163 4 5 Louis Fon 53 2 163.45 original Town of Tolleston Arthur V. Tobias ..1 1 26 278. SO Arthur V. Tooias ..12 26 274 9 Burnmann's Resub. Lots 11 to IS Vlk- -7- O. T. of Tolleston Carrie M. Batt 12 164 35 Carlson's 1st Addition vvilliam liuffy .... 2 1 196.03 Husak'a Addition. L. Clark Wood et al. 14 3 163.44 Oondit-McGinnitys Subdivision. Theodore bellman... 3 1 fc2 67 Julius Pasztelini ... 4 1 T'll John BruHos 12 1 163 4 5 Jacob Pisarcik ....13 1 16345 F. L. Rani.o 15 1 3 63 4 5 Anna Sinon 21 1 163 45 Steve Kundrat 22 1 1 63 '45 Peter Laaur 25 1 1 3 i 4 5 Peter Lazur 26 1 1 63.45 I'eter Lazur 27 1 163 45 Peter Lazur 28 1 16345 I ondlt-.VH-Glnnit v 'Realty Co 29 1 163.45 Frankel's Subdivision. Andv Sinarii k et al. 4 1 163.45 Martin Msrtenisko . 5 1 63 4 5 Jos P. Weber 6 1. 163.45 Jos. P. Weber 7 1 163.45 Jos Karri) 4 2 163.45 Mike Lamoekl 7 2 163 45 Emit Woldt's Subdivision. Jacob Caplan (Heirs ot) 5 202.19 Carlson? 1st Addition.

tovich ..1 3 Mate 41; Frank Bertovb h 2 3 Wm. E. Bordenstab . 9 3 Jefferson Land & Kcslty lst Sub. Frank Trump&s ... 2 6 Anton Miohalski ..22 3 Howard M. Hagedorn .............. 2 3 3

Geo. A Esther Brin k ifta.il . " Condit-McGinnlty's 7th

Frank St. J'Bien ..9 1 Thomas Biaho 10 1 li. I. Mavhuii 3 2 C. J. Stierlin 2 C. J. Stierlin 6 2 Miklas Wanchie .... 7 2 J ok. Shrak 1 3 J s. Shrak 2 3 Condi t-McGi unity Realty Co.. et al . . 7 . 3 Andrew Warner ..... 3 4 Michael Kottler .... 4 4 Raymond Stephen . . B 4

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That on the 10th day of April. 1 the unders-'itrncd Treasurer of City of Gary, will .sell at pu auction at the southwest door the City Hall in Gary, Indiana, aforesaid lots, lands, parrels tracts of pround, or as much thi of as may lie necessary to discha the aforesaid assessments, into, anil costs. Said pale. to commence at o'clock In the morning: of said and continue from dav to cay th after until ill are offered. No ; will be made for a less sum t the full amount of the respec assessment, interest and, wt. JOHN E. LANE. 3-l7-5-31 Gftv ttocmi-c

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