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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-28
CARY CHURCHES UNITE ON UNION
WATCH SERVICES MONDAY EVE
Bridge over Flanders mire.

Two union prayer meetings are TO
be held in the first subdivision We'd
nesday evening. January ., in recog-
milton Of the National Week Of Prayer.
one service ia to be held at Central
Christian church with the sermon by
Rev. Ralph Cummins Or the Gary
ighborhood House. The second seYv-
ice is 10 be held at the United Pres
byterian church People from all
churches are invited TO attend the
service that - closest TO their home
on this evening.
Many Of the churches 81 the Fedora
ton Of Gary Churches are making spe-
cial recognition Of the last Sunday Of
the old year and the first sunday Of
1918 with the uniform sermon themes.
The sermon theme in many churches
Sunday morning is to be Looking
Backward" and that on The first sun
day in 1918 IS 70 be Looking For
ward" The evening services this sun
day are to mark the opening Of the
week OF prayer with sermons on The
Eternal Things.
Sunday. January s, IS gain to be OBJ
served as GO To Church sunday" and
people OF all churches viii be asked
70 place posters in their windows read
ings a. follows.
we VIII Go TO Church Sunday; VIII
Your"
Every person IN the city is urged to
close the old vesr right and start
the new year right by attending the
church Of their choice. Through this
cooperation among the churches Of the
city It is desired that each church viii
get into touch with those families who
prefer that church and All unite In ox-
tending the invitation - attend church
services
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-28
FOOD DRIVE STARTS
EARLY NEXT Month
County Food Administrators
Plan Intensive New
Campaign.
Especial TO The Time. !

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2S.-Pres tdents
Of food card signers for every county
and for every township in Indiana will
be named . cooperate with the county
food administrators in the intensive con-
seryation campaign planned for Indiana
during the early part of 1918. Every
man or woman who signed a food card
viii be asked to join with the local ,ex-
ecutive for the purpose of making Ct
fective the new program Of this food adj
ministration. which is to be az follows:
One meatiess meal every day
One wheatless mean every day
Meatless Tuesday.
Wheatless Wednesday.
Porkless SATURDAY
Use less animal fats.
Use less sugar.
TIE campaign Will be 70 mase wheat
less day 100 per cent wheatless In
other words substitutes which are abso-
lutely without any wheat in their com
position must take the place of wheae
bread. pastry. etc.
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NEXT SELECTS
CALLED FEB. Is

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S-The fol
lowing statement Of national interes
was issued yesterday by Provost Mar
shall General Crowder:
1t has been decided there Will be
no more formal calls for deferred
percentages Of the present quota
before February i.
While boards should. until they
have enough men finally CLASSIFIED
in class J.. send forward promptly
men selected under the old regula-
tions 10 make up deficiencies in calls
already made the result of this de-
cision will be that we shall be able
to give the benefit Of the new
classification system to all men
whose order numbers are so late
as to place them within deferred
percentages Of the present call
calls will. however be made
very shortly under the provisions
Of section i49 FOR the special class
Of men there mentioned.
For the sake Of composing the
public mind and for the convent
ence Of registrants. this informa-
ton ought to be given wide dissem-
nation.
Section 149 relates to technical and
other experts and reglstrants highly
skilled in some special line OF work.
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u. S. MAY TAKE
OVER STEEL
INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, Dec s,s>-->dnlis-
sion hat no delayed the wooden
ship building program f-,Tn two &c
fcur z--ou%,z was Tnede before the
Senate commerce committee By Ad-
nii-al Samuel Bowles, construction
expert CT tho United States shipping
board. And the whole wooden ship
program, he implied, was a complete
faiIu-c.
The admiral minated that IL
might be necessary later TO COM
mardeer the steel industry TO get
enough steel for the ships.
Have ven taken any Steps toward
communicating tho steel industry"
Senator Nelson Of Minnesota asked.
$50 far we have only discussed II
Admiral Bowlos answered.
he added that the idea had met no
obstacles during informal discus
sions.
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rhythms and harmonies. They are
played by the " G. Handy Orchestra,
OF Memphis. Tenn. and their weird
and super-syncopated strains are
compelling call to the dance floor
Among these new "blues" are Livery
Stable Blues" The Hooking Cow
Blues" ole Miss Rag. Fuzzy
Nuzzv." Sweet Child" Old Town
Pump" aud Others Of equally odd
names Earl Fuiler's Rector Novelty
Orch stra jazzes Eddie Leonard's Ia
nous old Ida Sweet as Apple Cider
and More Candy" Princes Band
contributes as a one-step It's eng
Way to Berlin, But Well Get There"
and ss a fox-trot There's Always
Somethin Dom Down IN Dixie" The
lockers Brothers violin aud piano
duets, unique IN dance music. include
breezy fox-trot and one-step. The
Sun Shirss Brighter" and just J ou
Watch My Step" both by that master
OF melody, Jerome Kern. Two other
very lively dance numbers are Irving
Berlin's Smile and show Your DIM
pie" and Jentes' Il Don't Want to
Get Well"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-28

ministrator. clinton C. e. It appear
ing that leave was granted the appel
LIANT in THE cause t. file it's request
for oral argument 40 Of date 81 Gins
its briefs. and said request Tor oral ar
gument having been overlooked. TIM
opinion in this cause withdrawn ane
cause is set FOR orel argument on Feis
ruary 20. 1918 az 10 a m
Appellate Court Minutes
1o02s The Standard Brewing Com
pany vs.. Charles Ausulin Lake $. G
Appellee j. granted time. including
February Is. 1918
Io0S3- Cadick Milling Company -.
Vaidosta Grocery Company. Gibson S.
c. Appellees petition FOR time.
1914. Matte Waking. administra-
trix vs. Cincinnati and Western Rail
road Company. Union C. C. Appellee
il granted time. including March l.
1s1S.
1851 Ephriam Christiieb vs. sylvia
Melrina (BennetD Christlieb. BY next
friend. Lagrange C. c. Appellant ,
time granted, including February s.
1918
1895. Chicago. Terre Haute & South
eastern Railway Company Us. Harry
.. Boyd. Nermillion c. c. ApeIient 5
petition for time. which is granted in
GLIDING March |. 1918
10lis The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati.
Chicago & ct Louis Railway Company.
vs. The Home Insurance Company of
New York. Cass c. G. Appellee's Pc
tition for time. which is granted, IN
Guiding January &c. 1918.
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Sealed proposals viii be received n.
the Board Of Public Works of the City
Of Hammond, Indiana, until 10 o'clock
a. NJ. December 31st, for receiving bids
for the construction Of Stack to DC
erected Al the City Of Hammond Pump
ing Station as follows:
(Section A. Reinforced concrete
chimney with fire brick lining
CSection b Radial brick chimney
with IRE brick lining
All in accordance with the plans and
specifications on file in the office or tbs
Board OF Public Works Of the City 81
Hammond. Indiana. Certified check for
ts15o.00) 10 accompany each bid
The Board reserves the right to re-
Jet any and all bids.
JACOB SCHROEDER.
BARNEY A. CARTER.
DANIEL v. ENRIGHT.
Dec zf-2s Board of Public Works
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A wide and interesting variety o.
music is offered in the Columbia rec
ords for January First should b
mentioned two numbers by the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra the
largo from Dvorsk's New World SYM
phony" and Saint-Sans' "Marche Mil
itaire" Under the baton OF Stransky
the noted symphony orchestra has
played both these popular concert Sc
lections with fine musical understand
ing and brilliance OF INTERPRETATION.
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Classified Advertisements

Hifisd Advertisements placed with
u over telephone and not paid for
Rt the oHiee wtehin days, an Ad-
d1tiona1 chargs OF ten cents VIII be
made for collection
The best service can be given OUR
patrons BY bringing ali classified Ad-
refreshments to chr office and Pay
tag for same and save colIccs1oz
o1Exgs.
LAKE COUNTY PTG. & PUz. CO.
TnEzE NEWsPAPHRS.
Aug. s, 1917.
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Margaret Wilson's sweet soprano is
heard IN two nunbers-''Mv Lsddle"
and MY Old Kentucky Home The
Presidents daughter is noted for the
expression which marks her singing
and 1t Is pleasingly In evidence II both
these songs. Samuel Ash sings Non
Tilzer's Give Me the Moonlight Give
Me the Girl, and Leave the Rest to
Me" Two melodious songs OF old Ire
land are ashore" and al Erin Is
Calling Aiavourneen. sung BY the Co
lumbia Stellar Quartet Greek Evans,
q baritone who has made name for
himself in New York within the past
wear. makes his Columbia debut with
"Hognewar3 Bound A girl tenor If
remarkable power, Ruby Helder, sings
the "Berceuse" from "Jocelyn" and
sWhen You and ! Were Young Mag
gle" The new Fred Stone musical
show. Jack O. Lantern, ? IS represented
by two Of its catchiest numbers. WAIT
Till the Cows Come Home" and "A
Sweetheart of Ny Own sung by
Henry Burr and James HaFrod, re-
spectively.
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LIE AL NOLlOG3
NOTICE or ADOPTION 0F PRIMAR
ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN /


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN As
CORRECTED. That on The 7th day Of
May. 1917. the Board Of Public Works
adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for
The Improvement Of Garfield street. SEC
8. from Twenty t20o North Of the south
line Of Nineteenth Avenue To the Tween
ty coy feet South Of the North line or
Invent -flrst Avenue within the city o.
Gary. Lake County Indiana under be-
clarator5 Resolution Number 1926 adopt
ell on the 18th day = September. 1915.
by the Board OF Public Works. by the
construction thereon OF q n1acadam pave
ment Twelve tl2D feet ia width. with
alag or stone foundation with stone
surface. finished with limestone screen
ings.
The interesting streets and alleys
arc: Nineteenth Avenue. Twentieth Ave
nue.. Alley South Of Twentieth Avenue.
Twentieth Place. Alley south or Twen-
tieth Place and Twenty-flrst Avenue
The parallel streets and alleys within
one Hundred FIFTY ef5O) feet are. First
North and South Alley East Of Carheld
street and First and North and south
Alley West Of Garfield Street
said Assessment Roll contains the
names OF the owners and description OF
property to he assessed. with the
against each lot or parcel Of land sub
ject to assessment and is en- file and
can be seen at the office Of the Board
OF Public Works and in tho City Clerk
in the City Hall. Gary. Lake County.
Indians.
on the 31st day Of December 1917. at
Nine o'clock a NJ the Board Of Public
Works viii meet in its office at the city
Hall TO hear and receive renonstrances
against the amounts assessed against
each OF said lots and parcels Of land
and viii hear and determine the question
az 70 whether tho same have been bene-
fitted or wiz be specially benefited by
said Improvement in The amounts set
forth in said roll. and viii then give a
hearing to al persons interested. and
thereafter sustain or modify in whole
or in part the respective prima fgcie
assessments on said roll.
BY order of the Board OF Public
Works.
GEO II. NANLONF
ASA f. HOOPER.
FRANK ZAWADZKI.
Attest. Board Of Public Works
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-28
U. S. Fixes S. Maximum
For Indiana Seed Corn

LAFAYETTE. IND. Dec 2S.-Idiana
seed corn will not sell for more than
SIS a bushel according 70 plans Of the
federal government in meeting the seed
corn situation.
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"Chick" Sale, who has made millions
laugh, in his Country School va1ie-
vile sketch. is another performer who
has made his first records Tor Colum-
bia His rec;tations. il which he inn
personates his noted character Lem
Underdunk. leading horner Of the
Silver Cornet Band. Z are Lem himself
in every tone and quaver. A remark
able record Is Life in q Trench IN
Belgium" q combination Of song and
recitation BY Lieut. Gitz Rice of the
Canadian army. in which actual condi-
tons among the bows at the front are
graphically vet amusingiv related
There are also new. accordion and
ukeIele selections. cornet and piccolo
solos. two numbers ny violin. flute and
harp trio. and some delightfully."- rest
ful and melodious music by Princes
Orchestra
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Help Wanted.
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Dodge roadster; also =
pass touring car; Al condition. 5A6
Holman st. Hammond. 1878
FOR SALE-I917 Scripps Booth s.
cylinder passenger roadster. Phone
Hammond 2225 or inquire 652 Sohl 81
r. MoonshoweT 1928
FOR SALE OR ADE-Used Waverlv
Electric. Paint tires batteries good
No reasonable offer refused Car can
he seen a. Dempsy Battery Service. 319
I-ayette st. Hammond I22S-2
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Wanted TO Rent

WANTED-s or furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Respectable
neighborhood for young marnled
couple. Address, Fl. T.. Times Ham
mond 1928
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itaire" Under the baton OF Stransky.
the noted symphony orchestra has
played both these popular concert Sc
lections with fine musical understand
ing and brllliance OF INTERPRETATION.
The most whistled among new popu-
lar patriotic songs Is the great rube
war song, Long Boy" sung BY Byron
Harlan and the Peerless Quartette.
These artists give plenty Of dash and
fire 20 this dirty Of the modern Min
ute Man which vas composed in the
west and had swept the corn country
before it was acclaimed on Broadway
Other final vocal selections Of the
hour are Il Don't Want to Get Well,
which immortallzes in melody the
charms Of the Red Cross nurse
Somewhere in France Is the Lily,
with its inspiring refrain For the
flower OF our youth fights for freedom
and truth. somewhere in Fraacei"
and When the Great Red Dawn is
Shining which has swept England a.
few songs OF the present war have
done.
The Avon COMEDY Four, known TO
all devotees of vaudeville, makes IFS
debut for Columbia with I'm Crazy
Over Every Girl in France George
H. O'Connor sings two rollicking Dixie
melodies. Down South Everybody s
Happy and "Down Where the Sweet
Potatoes Grow" his rich tenor voice
putting much appeal into both Vocal
novelties of unusual charm are Ny
Rose Of Waikiki" and Hello, Aloha,
Hello,n sung BY Campbell and Burr
as tenor duets. with accompaniment By
Hawaiian guitars.
Among the noted Columbia artists
who appear in the January offerings
are Iazaro, Barrientos. Stracc ri.
Rothier. and Granger Lazaros ring
ing tenor is heard in the fiery '.Trem-
bic. Ye Tvrantsln from I'll Trovatore.
Nine BarTientos sings with fine emo
tional intensity the Caro- Nome" from
Rigoletto." Stracciari's meiodious
rendition OF "Oh, Bright and Fleeting
Shadows from Verdi's "Ernani.
comes close on the heels of the italian
baritones highly successful debut with
the Chicago Opera organization. Ro-
theirs resonant basso profando Is heard
in THE Two Grenadiersa and Fleeier' 6
mystical song, The Horn" Percy
Grainqer. 18th Coast Artillery, Z. s.
A.. utilized part OF his furlouvh TO play
Lists Second HUNGARIAN Rhapsody
The reproduction of the piano tone has
been achieved with remarkable success.
The "Jazz Dance Blues Columbia :
newest dance records, are 9 decided
novelty, even in these days of strange
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-28
Lost and Found

LOST-Barge black fur mutf in some
store, day before Xmas Return %
Russell 81. Hammond. Reward 1881
FOUNp-Ladies' watch in alley bet
Sheffield ave. and Holman st: fob
attached. Owner can have same nv de-
scribinE same and paying for this ad
and reward I91 Sheffield ave. Phone.
1001M Hammond. 1881
LOST-Wed.. on north side silk ba Z
containing small purse; return to
Simplex. or phone S54W. Keep contents
Hammond. I2-2S-2
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Wanted-Male Help

NNANTED-Junior clerk experienced
About II years. s35 per month. Ed
wards Valve Mfg Co. East Chicago.
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Real Es.ate Bargains

TEN ACRE FARM FOR sALE-Only
2 mile and a half south ~ STANDARD
Steel Car plant. on two paved roads.
Half mile 70 good school. improve
good barn. tool shed and chicken coop.
After paying all expenses last year
owner made over $4,000. All good
black soil. Land is high and dry. Price
s45O0e0 on easy terms. Might con
HASTINGS, WOODS CO
Phone 81; 5s7 Holman street.
Hammond 1912
FOR sALE-Corner lot and house;
good location. NJ. Frankovieh, goth
ave. and Delaware st. Gary. 1z-2T-SW
FOR SALE
groom cottage on q Is r. lot Murray
street; electric lights. and bath. Price,
$1,000; $500 cash balance first mort
gage at pc rcent interest
broom cottage on q S7s # lot Beall
avenue; electric lights and bath. Price
5000; $3.50 70 $500 cash, balance $50
per month.
5-room cottage on % IT. lot. Truman
avenue; lights and bath; newly paint
ed ana newly decorated Price $3.50:
5000 cash, balance $40 per month.
6-room modern house on a 90 II. lot.
but heat. Price. $500: s70O to $500
cash. balance easy terms.
b-room modern bungalow on So 1t.
lot. Becker street. finished in oak.
furnace heat also garage. Price, $3.50:
part cash. balance easy term :
6-room modern bungalow on % Fl. lot.
Becker street. finished in oak. every
thing Is built-in, furnace heat and
stationery tubs. decorated throu ghout.
also garage, trees and shrubbery.
Price S3400i $500 cash. balance $50
per month.
We have been able to get the low
prices on these to wind-up a few sales
for the closing of the year. We expect
70 sell all of them before January I.
ULIRICH g. BTCK.
Phone $50 or 2e5s.
Hammond 1881
FOR SALE-Store building with four
living rooms and two lots Corner
GoStIln and Cameron SITS. Inquire Mrs
PrzqbNI. 20 State Line ct. Hammond.
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WANTED - E x perienced
Fireman. Steady work,
good pay. Apply The Cuda-
by Packing Company, East
Chicago, Ind. Eos
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For Rent

Garage and sleehing
suitable for ] or 2
haywood ave. Phone
12-sI-2
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For Sale Motorcycles.
4o-2Np HAND--4O
MOTORCYCLES.
Miscellaneous

PIANO LESSONS Guaranteed begin
ners course. Special for school chill
dren. Geo c. Green. Phone 7296
Hammond IL Rimbach ave. Hammond
12-24-5
PUNCH PRESS WORK. SHT- NRING
and spot welding done for ma aufac-
turers Two step Ladder Co. 2g5-S
Indiana ave. Phone 741 Hammond.
II 10 tt
FURNITUR REPAIRING. Upholster-
ing Brass Bed Rednishing Lake
County UpholSterinE Co. 2S7 F. State
ST Phones: Hammond 2SA9. East Chi
cage. 970. I2-27-6
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Higher Courts Record.

Appellate Court Action.
a4os Federal life Life Insurance
Company vs. George W. Weldon, adj
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For Miscellaneous


tOR SALE-Cnredeemed diamonds and
railroad watches. Lesse-'s Reliable
Kan Bank. So state St, Hammond,
Open evenings. ~ II
KUSSMATL FEED 6 ROOFING Co,
liz Clinton st.. phone a527, East Chi
cage. phone 465R 3 IL I'm
FOR SALE-Full blood Angora Goats
male and female. Moody Camp. Ce-
dar Lake, Ind. 12-27-I mo
FOR SALE show cases suitable FOX
store. also roll-top desk. 1921 Cedar
st. Ind. Har. 12-2S-2
FOR SALE About 20 large walnut
trees located southern part OF the
state. Address, Box 3I7. Hammond.
l2-2s-2
FOR SALE-Chesp. well matched team
Of horsss, weight 900 lbs. each. Phone
1891 Hammond. VIII loan if party will
pay feed and keep OF horses. 12-2S-1
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XX-ANTrD--Sfean1 engineer Indiana
Box Co. East Chicago. 12-2e-t
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ULIRrCH g. RTCK.
Phone $50 or 2S59,

FOR SALE-Store building with four
living rooms and two lots Corner
PrzqbyI 199 State Line ct Hammond
11-17 1 mo cod
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-F-urnishe ed room: hot water
heat modern. 4 Elizabeth ST. Phone
1916. Hammond. fa-o2-tf
FOR RENT Furnished room 20 RIM
bach ave. Phone 1883. Hammond.
l---o-S
FOR RENT sleeping room. modern
conveniences. Phone 2215 So4 Hob
man st. Hammond 1919
FOR RENT-s furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping. and sleeping
rooms. at Ogden st. Enquire Nagle
Dairy, Hammond. 1878
------------
FOR RENT-Rooms. with or without
board Call IS Plummer ave. Phone
li=2W. Hammond. 12-2s-2
FOR RENT Room suitable for ,
gentlemen or man and wife 70 D.
Atlas Apt. E. Chica go. 1878
FOR RENT large front rooms for
light Housekeeping: modern conven-
fences, private family; no children: ref
req. 6l2 Truman ave. Phone 1851
hammond. I2-2s-2
/ FOR RENT light housekeeping rooms
near Standard Steel: gas, heat and
lights furnished. $50 Becker St Ham
mond- 1898
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For Houses

FOR RENT-9-room house. So. Side;
sun-parlor. furnace. elect. ghts etc.
min. from car. Phone 1027W. Ham
mond 12-24-tf
FOR RENT-4-roon house near roth
and Deodar SITS. S22 per mo. Inquire.
Miller. 1896 Michigan ave. Phone 1872
Indiana Harbor I2-27-3
FOR NT-House, rooms and bath.
1877 Conkey ave. Rent $500. call
1851 Hammond. 1922
FOR RENT - 4-roonl cottage. partly
furnished: north side Inquire. 800
state st. Phone 2S0 Hammond 1a-2s-I
For Sale Motorcycles.
4o-2Np HAND-4O
MOTORCYCLES.
All makes PICK the machine YOU
want. start paying now, take 1t out
when spring comes, balance easy pay
rnents semi-monthly. WIN accept lib
erty Bonds.
Excelsior Auto Cycle Salesroom
22e state St., Hammond, Ind
2S-4-I1-lS-25
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WANTED Steno grapher. permanent
position: good future. State eXper-
}encs and salary. Address, AAa9 Times
Hammond. l4-@'--
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For Rent Flats.

FOR RENT - S-room flat. Apply 1919
Michigan ave. Ind. Har. 1925
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FOR SALE-Corner lot and house;
good location. NJ. Frankovich, goth
ave. and Delaware st. Gary. 1877 Sw-
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WANTED - Man in Cost
Dept. Must be rapid, &C
curate and thorough in de-
tail; permanent position :
Apply, W. G. Conkey Co: !,
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EOR Rem 4
room, heated,
Eentlem en-. S2g
1595. Hammond
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HASTINGS, WOODS co.
Phone 81. 5s7 Holman Street.
Hammond 1922
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The "Jazz Dance Blues Columbias
newest dance records, are 9 decided
novelty, even in these days of strange