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you and handled your bags. They
have released cabin boys for military
service To care for a boatIoAd of
passengers on q rough trip is no in
viting task. yet these girla do IT.
ard what is more. do it ~chesfully.
Soon after the outbreak of war,
the Canadian Pacific Railway began
training wonaen to I'll positions made
vacant by eniistme nts. There were
many such vacancies. Today they
total nearly nine Thousand. At drst
women were considered only for Of
fee work and il was not long before
they were to be found in 0Eiess all
along the line. Then came the call
for car cleaners. The rome re-
sponded. Engine wipers were need
ed. Again the women stepped UP TO
do The work. Every time . new call
Hoped the women were ready for
On November 14th a new fashion
lcket sellers was put out at
Sc Jaw when Miss Jean Ellis
took her place at the ticket window.
No doubt this fashion will be widely
copied on both sides of the fina
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The women of the United States
IRE in the first flush OF enthusiasm
Of volunteering to do mems work.
Daily we read of their entrance into
hitherto closed lines of labor. New
York City is becoming accustomed
10 khaki CARRIED women street car
conductors; smartly uniformed girl
elevator operators; nattily clad the
ster ushers, and trim businessiike
postgirls.
Because of the much smaller popu-
iation Of Canada and its earlier en-
trance into the war, ats woInen were
long since called upon so do the alb
sent mems work. They have become
All accepted faeture. attracting little
or no attention today. 1t IS not the
uniform that has lured the Canadian
girls into doing their bit" 1t has
been the desire to help. Many of
the positions filed by women across
the border have no attractive fea-
tures. II is duty-piasn duty-thRt
keeps the women IN them.
In ante-war days the Halifax
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Hotel dining room was mAgned BY
deft. long experienced serving men.
With the exception Of three men
barred by age and physical disabiI-
ity, this corps Of workers has gona
to the front. The vacancies have
been filed for more than a year by
girls. Nothing attractive or 70
mantle about this work. but some
body must do il and Nova Scotia's
daughters have not been found want
ing.
They have also toiIed in the fields.
College g,rls have donned overRlls
and done their best to do the work
of the absent farm helpers. They
have made il possible to gather Nova
Scotia's big 1917 apple crop Of q
million and half barrels, and Incl
dentaiiy disproved tie assertion that
r woman is no good on a ladder.
Have you had occasion to ros the
Bay of FUndy OF sail on enc of the
Canadian Pacific lake boats the past
year7 II so, you will recall the
courteous black = gowned, white
aaroned young women who served
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return IN about 10 days.
Mrs. Frank Orsborn returned y~ester-
DAY from a visit a. the home Of her son
George al Akron, O.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ferguson has returned yes
terday from several weeks visit at the
home OF her sister at Michigan City.
Or. J. II. Gosr dof Iowa, who formerly
resided here. spent some time in town
Monday shaking hands with old friends.
Mir. and Mrs. Chas, Speaker Of hoko-
mo are here visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Speakers mother. MIS-. c. /. Boesen.
Count superintendent Of Schools
Frank +. HIGHWAY and Supervisor OF
schools Miss Johnson were here = short
time Yesterday.
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Notice IL hesehN given TO The citizens
of The City of Cary. Calumet Town
shlr. Lake County. Indiana. that the
undersigned, "a man OF good moral char
ac;er. q resident, citizen and voter for
more than four years las, past Of said
city. Township. County and state. and
a man not in the habit cr becoming
intoNs Gated and possessed az ait az the
qualifications required hy The laws OF
tho state Of Indiana 10 entitie him to
b. the holder Of = license TO sell spirit
Gus. Vinou~. malt and other intoxicat-
ing liquors VIII apply 30 the Board Of
Commissioners of Lake County. Ind
ana. At IT'S April. 1918. term. for per
mission TO renewal and extension from
April i. 1915, 10 April 4. 1919. his liquor
license heretofore granted 70 him by
this Board 81 tho following described
location to-wit.
The room in which said license is
located is described as follows. to-Rit.
The ground floor front room or > two
STORY brick building situated on.Iot ..
block :. IN Che Chics Eo-ToIIestoa Land
& Investment Company,s Third tard,
Addition to Tolleston. now in the CITY
of Gary. Lake County. Indiana. said
room = i0x20N40 feet. has glass front.
front. side and rear entrances. faces
cas- on Broadway, p public highway.
and is known IS 1852 Brosdway. in The
cts Of Cary. Lake County. Indiaus
SAM sPIRo.
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March s-fs-20
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EX-
TENSION CT RETAIL LIQUOR
Irrl.NSE

LICENSE.
Notice ts hereby given to the citizens
OF the cry Of Gary. Calumet Town
shin. Lake County. Indiana. that the
undersigned. a man Of good moral char
acter. q resident, citizen and voter for
moro than four years last past Of said
CITY. Township. County and state. and
2 man not in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated and possessed Of all OF the
qualifications required by the laws or
the state Of Indiana to entitle him 10
he the holder Of a license TO sell spirit
Gus, NOUS. malt and other ~intoxicst-
ing liquors viii apply to the Board Of
Commissioners Of AXE County. Ind
ana. al its April. 1918, term, for per-
mission 10 renewal and extension from
Aprft i. 1918. to Arril r.. 1919. his liquor
license heretofore granted To him by
this Board a. tho following described
location. to-wit:
The ground floor front room or the
Investors frame building situated on
lot I. block "a Of the c. r. l.. and L
Cos sth addition 70 Tolleston. now ina
the City Of Gary, Lake County. Indi-
ana. sad room is 20xc2x10 feet. glass
front. front and side entrance. living
rooms in the rear and on second floor.
Said room faces a public highway. TO-
witt: Washington street. in said CITY.
Lake Coun ~, Indiana.
IVAN CHELICH
March $3.50
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Classified Advertisements

Altar AuEzst issn. on all elias
EHSa advertisements placed with
us over t&spi>oae lad noe paid for
40 he oGxee w4thin 5 days al ad-
d1tzo1A1 oAArwe OF ssA oeze9 viii %
mAAs for c~oI2sc%Son-
%hR F@Ht RsTvdoa ear be gives oar
patrons Nv n11ax1nG 81 classified Ad-
wnr&SSEssaAa &C eur office Rzd pay
ing Gor sans n saya Oou~cASA
oAaxEa
nAK2 COUNTY RrN q RUH- co.
w1aEzs EHwEPAP1RG
AUG. q 1e17.
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NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EX-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.

Notice IS hereby given 10 the citizens
Of The city OF Gary. Calumet Town
ship. Lake County. Indiana. that The
undersigned. a man OF good moral char
acter, a resident. citizen and voter for
moro than four years last past OF said
City, Township. County and state. and
A man not in the habit or becoming
intoxicated and possessed or all Of the
qualifications required by the laws OF
the State OF Indiana to entitle him 10
he The holder or ? license 10 sell spirit
Gus. vinous. malt and other ~intoxicat-
ing liquors viii apply TO the Board OF
Commissioners Of Lake County. lndi-
ana, at its April. 1918. term. for per-
mission 10 renewal and extension from
April I, 1918. 70 April j, 1919, his liquor
license heretofore granted 10 him BY
this Board at the following described
location, to-wit:
The front room o. the one-story brick
building located at 100 Washington
street on lot IS, block .. or the c. T. L.
& I. Co.'S First addition TO TolIexton.
now Gary. Lake County. State Of Indi-
ana. said room is 11x40xo2 feet. facing
east on west side Of said street. which
street is a public highway and thorough
fare OF said city and said room has
front. side and rear doors. and plate
glass front. in the said city or Gary.
Calumet Township. Lake County. Indl-
ana. GEORGE p v0r-NC
March = II. On
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March s-t4-2o
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EX-
TENSION OH RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.

TENSION 0r RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to me citizens
or the city az Gary. Calumet Town
ship Lake County. Indiana. that the
undersigned. = man % good moral char
acter. a resident. citizen and voter for
more than four years last past OF said
CITY. Township. County and STATE. snd
a man not in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated and possessed Of all Of the
QUALIFICATIONS eouired ny the laws Of
tine State Of Indiana TO entitle him ID
be the holder of a license To sell spirit
Gus. vlnous, malt and other intoXicat-
ing liquors wall apply TO The Board Of
Commissioners of Lake County. Indi-
ana. al ITS April. 1918. term. for per
mission 10 renewal and extension from
April (. 1918, 10 April 1. 1919. his liquor
license heretofore granted 10 HIM BY
this Board al the following described
location. to-wit;
The front store room or the one
story frame building. situated on lot
one 90. IN block six 90. in McKey's
Addition to Gary. in Lake County. In
diana. Has glass front. front and side
entrances; said room is 25x6ox9: said
room faces a public highway known as
1900 Virginia street Gary. Lake County.
Indiana.
STEFAN JOsEFACKI.
80
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There is a place for a W~ar-SavinEs
Society in every business house. fac
tory. church, lodge end school. II YOU
belong to these why not organize a
society in them.
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GRIFFITH

~. l. De Recmer. manager Of the As
sociated Paper Products company, has
left for old Virginia where he will form
a matrimonial partnership with a young
lady from that state. He is expected TO
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NOTICE OF DEcLARAToRT RESOLU-
TON.
To Whom III Nav Concern:
Notice is hereby given BIZ the board
Of public works Of the city OF East Chi
csgo. Indiana. that it is desired and
deemed necessary 10 make the following
described public improvements in the
city OF East Chicago. as authorized by
the following numbered improvements.
resolutions. adopted by said board on
the the 4th day Of February 1913. for
the construction Of a local sewer IN and
along The center line or Catalps street
from a point lao feet North Of the North
line Of 141st Street to and connectins
with the sewer in 1s9th Street.
All work done BY the masking or said
described public improvements shall he
in accordance with the terms and con-
ditions of the Improvement resolutions,
as numbered. adopted BY the board of
public works on the above named date
dsy, and the detailed drawings, plans.
profIes and specifications which are on
Ale and may be seen in tbs office OF said
board of public works OF the city OF
East Chicago.
The board of public works has fixed
March 25th. 1915, as the date upon
which remonstrances may he sled pr
heard. nv persons interested ID or #
fected nv said described public improve
ments. and on said day. ~ 1850 o'clock
r. NJ the said hoard Or public works viii
meet at us office IN said city, for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-06

Our Problem is to feed the Anhsa md our WI soldiers abroad by sending them
space. TheseG food are wheat beef pork, buuer and sugar
Our Solution is to eat less of these snd as little OF al foods as ill support
health and strength. Al saving counts for victory.
The Food Administration asks every loyal American to help win the var " mat~
tanning rgdH. as q mtnrnar OF savag,t the following program:
Have TWO WHEALESS DAYS MONDAY and Wednesday, in every week and
ONE WIFE kIIESS MEAL in avery day.
ExrASAnos-on "wheahes" days and IN "wheaueas' meals of other
containing wheata md use no wheat -four in any form except. the mail
err in corn bread and otnerc ereal breads As to bread If you bake It At
home use other cereals than wheat and II you buy it, buy only ar bread
bur object is thtv Re should buy and consume onethrd less heat prod
ums we did last year
in every eer LdnsFT aTe TWO PoRKEEsS DAYS TUESDAY and Saturday,
in very week.
Observation-Disclosures" means without any caue. hog or sheep prod
~PorHess' means without pork bacon. ham. lard O. prk products fresh or
preserved Use eaood, pouty and eggs A a nation " eat and waste
nearly tHhea as much neat as Ne need
Make every day a FATsAyESG DAY tBuuer lard lardsuhsttutes etc..
ExrLATHuS-Fy ias-baks, bron bo1o or stew foodst instead. Save meat
ddppings; use these and vegetable oils for cooking instead OF butter Butter
has food values vital to children; therefore give 1t to them. Use 1t only on
the able Waste no soar: It is made from fat Be- careful OF all faS We Use
and waste W. anda half times as much fat as we need
Make every day SUGARSAvING DAY.
Er AxAuox-Use less sugar Less sweet drinks and candy containing
sugar should be used in war dms AS a nation We have useft twice much
sugar as We ned.
Use FRUITS. VEG EIABIE s md POTATOES abundanuy
ExIAxAuoy-These. foods are beautiful and plentiful and at the same
time partly taket the place of other foods Vhfh We must save Raise all
you can for home use
useA MILK wisely.
have hole mix Use sour and skin milk in cooking and for cottage cheese
BOARDING FOOD. Any one buying and holding & largers supply Of food row
than in peace ms. except foods canned dried or preserved the home is
trbudon OF food and the Establishes t ot fair prices The food hoardH is work
mnt is protecting the food supply of its people
~ LITTLE THINGS GIVES AID TO THE ENEMY KEEP THE PLEDGE
n No. Init hs tod q s"HE. em.a FnaA. "9 practice the gospel f ne da.
coaags ss% 'S P%.. .i .s federal. a "A H'" s.g ""a hr '~ stores to ~" i'
raa Ts mr advice Use tn supplies. his saves railroad transport.
Report to tn nenxt hd admn@aq on oeen tie pmqo od aauas t
any p9sopd "eo"raen the production o. sarbg Of food
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NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOLU-
TON DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS, OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
EAST CHICAGO. IND.
To Whom II MAY Concern:
Notice Is hereby given by the BOARD
of Public Works OF the city of East Chi
csgo, Indiana. that on the 4th dav or
March. 1918. IS unanimously adopted a
declaratory resolution for the vacation
OF that part Of north end south alley in
Block thirteen G3l. Park Addition to
East Chicago, living north Of a line
parallel to and Is north or the south
line or Lot fifteen G5) in said block.
more specifically described az follows:
Beginning At a point on the east line
OF lot twenty-three (25) IN said block
which point IS s7.2i feet south Of the
northeast corner Of said lot twenty
three (23). thence south along said east
lot line, 2 distance Of 40 feet. thence
east on a line parallel TO the south line
OF said LOT fifteen G5) s. distance Of Is
feet. 10 the west line or said lot fifteen
G5), thence north along the west lire
Of lots 10. II, Is, IL and III, q distance
Of 40 feet thence west q distance Of
Is feet. 10 the place Of beginning. all as
SHOW ny HlHt 0t SUN HADBOEFu AdCtr
ton now on file in the office OF the De-
partment Of Public Works of said city.
The Board of Public Works Of said city
has hxed Monday. March %, 1918. as
the date upon which circumstances may
be hled or presented by persons inter
ested in or affected by said proposed Va
cation as above described and on said
date. at 1880 .. m. said Board Viii meet
I'll it's office for II purpose OF hearins
and considering any remonstrance
which may have been filed or presented
and for the purpose OF taking hnal &C
ton thereon. such action shall be nna'
and conclusive upon all persons
4. OTTENHEIMER
y. MORELLI.
Board Of Public Works
Attest. T. 7. Richards. City Clerk.
March 6-l3, 1918.
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WANTED - Young man to
handle stores records.
Must write good hand. APP
ply YIN. Graver Tank
Works. East Chicago.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

| will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself
LEO J.. DONLEY.
266 Flummcr Ave, Hammond. Ind.
SIS
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ID Help

THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
Modern IN every way. Rates. $lOo
and an. Room with Turkish Bath Tor
men. $3.50 and ~. Open day ana ntsht.
ladies' baths open from 9 ?. n. tc
. p. m. $40 Washington ST. Gary, Ind
Phone 5Si. @-l-I
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IoRELI.l

NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EA
TENSION or RETAIL LIQUOR
I.fCENG
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WANTED - Two or three
all around painters, and
two first class trlmmers.
Hammond Auto Paint shop,
$50 Holman street.
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WANTED-Carpenters Tor
concrete work. Apply to
Northwestern Bridge and
Iron Co. care Hubbard Steel
Foundries. East Chicago. '''
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WANTED - Solicitors 70 write W.
Fire. Health, Accident. An,ono9or.e
and plate Glass Insurance; good saiaTH-
At4orrsv 7. Tnterman. S4OT Michigan
ave. Phone sSS. Indiana Hsrhor- 80
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WANTED - Laborers for
construction work. Thlr-
tv-fve cents an hour. Ten
hour day. Apply to North
western Bridge and Iron Co.
Care Hubbard Steel Found
dries. East Chicago.
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED SITUATION Young lady
wants clerical work. Address. n. G,
care Times. Hammond. ISL
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For Sale-Motorcycles.
.
Miscellaneous

LOOK FOR OUR CONE DAY ONLY
CASH) FURNITURE BARGAINS ~
THESE COLUMNS HAMMOND FURN-
M0ND. 3-6-3
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GIRLS

CO%GENIAL FACTORY EMPLoI-
NE%T CONSISTING LARGELY Or
GOVERNMENT WORK Positions open
70 girls etNeen the age Of IS ana 50
IN Eoad physical condition. Steaoy'
profitable work for those wishing 20
vail themselves Of an opportunity
Communicate or bring this ad and apply
i'm person eft Factory t.mploEmsnt Ot-
ero, ono 2-2s-IS
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purpose of hearing and considering II
circumstances which may have been nj
ed. cr which may 10 presented. aud NH
hear ali persons Interested. 81 whose
properts is. anected hy said proposed
Improvements ana san decide whether
the benefit that VIII accrue 10 the prop
erty. abuttinS and adjacent to the pro-
posed Improvements. and TO said city.
viii he eqaal to or exceed the estImat-
ed cost OF The proposed improvements.
as estimated By the city civil engineer.
A. oTTENIlEIMEB..
49, HORELLL.
Board of Public Works.
Attest. r. Y. Richards, cry CIelA.
March SIS 1915
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Wanted To Rent.

WANT TO RENT or furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: no
children. Address. L. X. Times. Ham
moud. 2-5-3
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Wanted to Buy

THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
Modern in every way. Rates. 500
and W. Room with Turks Saith for
men. $3.50 and UP. Open day ana night
adde's baths oreu from Q q. m. 10
9 p. m. 500 washington 81. Gary. Ind
Phone ISL. 2-2f-tf
WANTED TO RCY-NictroIe. Must be
reasonable. Address. Y. X. Times.
hammond. 2-&S-Z
WANT TO PIrY ? sows with pigs: state
age and price. Y Y 4. Times. Ham
mond. stiff
WANTED-s to 10 #. showcase ard
COUNTER: 70 f.. shelving Call Fred
FriedIey. Phone Hammond l94. Ham
mond. 3-4-g
WANTED TO BUY-Good riding saddle
horse. SIT L. State ST. Phone 996R
Hammond. ISL
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WANTED Office boy.
VIM. Graver Tank Works.
East Chicago.
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WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room
cottage with light and gas Address j.
Peterson. ! L. state 3. Hammond. S-6-2
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Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-5-rcom bun galow. Just cord
pleted. oak finish, bath. furnace. laun-
dry tubs. Terms like rent. Lewis s..
Phone 225. Hammond. 2-1S-tf
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room ron FIGHTERS FIRsr.
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For ale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Unredesmsd diamonds and
rSilrcad watches. LeSssr's Reliable
Ian Penk, SIS State ST.. Hammond
open evenings. ~ II
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xYia whiting ana East ChIcaeA
ere South Chicago oniy. 8
~ CAiesxe-S:ts q n sAl 49, q ~
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v-NvrD-Cnunfer BEN: good WIGS
boa I'd and room Either sex AppII'
Nays Nfg. plant NH Restaurant.
phone Ind Har. 102o-Locsl IT, 80
DA~TrD-Rarber for p. m. and even
ing on SATURDAYS 40 Holman So,
hammond
1wA~TrD-Nen 70 unload material
b5ahes prices. also 10 high class IA
bore~4 wiring 70 work for good none
NsIeable Iron Co. summer s. nam
nlond.
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TIE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
Modern in every way. Rates. Sl00
ana up. Room with Turkish 4sath for
men, Al-b0 and mp. open dav and night
Ladies baths open from a. m. to
> p ~. 500 Washington st. Gary. Ind
Phone bSt. 2-2I-tf
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hUsSMAEL FEED a ROOFING co.
llS CLINTON IT, phone .T2T. East CHI
cGSo, phone 4G6R. iii i'm
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms, convenient
TO standard and Conkeys. Phone
905W. Hammond. 409 MAY ST. 5-i-tf
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FOR QUICK SALE-5-room frame dwell
ling on , large lots. near corner Beck
er and Calumet ave. All improvements.
VIII pay You 70 address S. l.. W. care
Times office. Hammond. 5-2-S
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FOR RENT modern furnfEhed house
keeping room. steam heat; central.
Phone 1200R. Hammond. 3-6-1
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FOR RENT-FurniShed rooms for light
housekeeping. Al Condic st. Ham
mond. 3-6-1
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping; with heat; no chill
dren ref. req. S28 walter ST. Hammond
ST.
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FOR RENT large front rooms for
light housekeeping. 644 150th . st
Hammond. ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Banker Faces Jury
For Officers Death
cn.-;oJ Cor..,.,,o,J>


ELKTON, Nd. - Charles Halwardt
Johnson, cashier of the National Bank
at Aberdeen, Md, was placed on
trial here to-day, charged with the
murder of Major William R. King. of
Brooklyn. N. Y, an army architect who
designed the governments vast prov
ing ground at Aberdeen.
The major was shot and killed July
II last.
There are comparatively few wit
nesses who can tell Of the killing Of
Major King, and interest centres about
the stories of army officers and civil
ians remotely connected with the case.
Almost ever since the establishment Of
the proving grounds at Aberdeen there
has been feeling between the military
and civilian populations Of Hartford
County. This fact is expected to figure
prominently in the trial.
Johnson entered a plea of self-de-
fence. He says that the shooting oc
Cured when Major King attacked him
after he had ordered the army officer
from his house. Major King had been
boarding at the Johnson home.
Major King belonged to wealthy
and influential New York family. His
widow and daughter, Miss Lnzee King,
are here for the trial.