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the conviction OF Joseph Cohen. found
house At Sing Sing
District Attorney Swami. making this
announcement this afternoon, refused to
deny or affirm report that one Of the
principals in q plot TO have Cohen put
away by perJurci testimony has made
a confession.
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BAFF MURDER CASE
REOPEEED NEXT WEEK

The Ban murder case will be re-
opened again on Monday next when
Justice Mcintyre. sitting as 1nqulring
Magistrate. will examine every detail OF
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The Board Of Aldermen meets in spc-
cial session at noon on Monday, when
the new rate for 1919 will be adopted.
The figures are on each 800 OF
assessed valuation.
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Ono OF the oldest members of tho
Stock Exchange In point OF expert
ence. a man who has been actively
Identified with the market for more
than thirty years, 1nds the present
sharp upward movement in stock
prices one OF the most interesting
market phenomenons he has ever
witnessed. His comments are inter-
esting He says:
"a have seen several severe panics.
many stocks cornered, and n very
large number OF legitimate stock
booms, but there has seldom II ever
in my experience been stock move
ment such as the present one. As
analyze II, II Is founded largely. IL
not wholly, on unbounded faith In
the future OF business ot the country.
Take the wide price swings OF re-
cent years. The bull market oil 19oG,
when speculation ran wild. and the
subsequent melting away Of prieea IN
1907 were due wholly TO economic and
financial conditions that were easily
understandable. Similarly, the depre-
ciation In values In 1914 was fore
casted by the declaration OF war ana
Its attendant wastage OF wealth and
temporary disruption OF commerce
and industry. so, too. could the war
stock booms OF 1915 and 1916 be ac-
counted for by the immense pilins lp
Of orders for various kinds OF war ma
terials. We were the only big depart
ment store in the world doing busi-
ness and everybody that could had to
come and trade with US. Our wealth
grew by leaps and bounds The for
eign trade balance In our favor grew 10
such an extent that in certain months
OF 1917 Il was equal TO the, whole OF
1914.
Now we are in a period OF peace
readjustments which Is having a most
depressing effect on many II not a
largo majority OF our important In
dustries. Steel business has faller
quite nat and copper business ha-
fallen hatter. In both industries i'm
portant price reductions are occurring
which are bound TO seriously affec
earnings. Production is being ma
terially eurtailed. Railroad business
is declining. and managers are unabl
TO cut operating costs to match tn
loss in gross earnings, Woollen en-
cotton business has slowed up mn
terially. and my Investigations hay
led me TO believe that retailers ar
pretty well stocked up with hig
| priced goods. The labor outlook is "a
from favorable.
| "Yet tho stock market refuses t
regard the situation and outlook seri
ously. There is very confident buy
ing OF stocks both for speculative an
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;2s9. .972, dec. s2,424,oos; net operating
deficit, S4S5,642. dec. t2,705,o5S.
Western lines-January gross. ST.
472,Ss7, inc. s3,S15,es7; deficit after
tax. ss1s.167. dec, ss75,o73; net oper-
ating deficit, s6sG,s15. dec. S1,132.54O.
Southern Railway--January gross,
s1O.12e.i29. inc. s2.Si9,s71; balance
after tax, s926.is1, dec. s26I,s1s; net
operating income, ssOs,s26, dec.
s277772.
ID. L. and w. Railroad--January
gross, s5,eos,o5s, dnc. s1,3O5.1o7; bal
ance after tax. ss7s,277. inc. s32I,45s;
net oper. income, ss57,750; inc.
s3is,673.
DIvIDENDS-Strom Carbure-
tor Company extra OF 25 cents a share
in addition to regular quarterly OF
rs cents a share payable April l.
Childs Company preferred, regular
quarterly of 1 "a per cent, payable
March 10.
La Belle Iron Works, regular quar-
terly OF per cent. on preferred and
per cent. on common, also usual ex-
ira OF per cent. on common. all
payable March 81.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company,
regular quarterly 1 "a on preferred,
payable April 1.
Railway Steel Springs. Quarterly
dividend of per cent. on common,
m r,,a m throa ranptha aUo nayohIo
March 81. and regular quarterly divi-
dend OF "a per cent. on preferred.
payable March 20.
Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany, regular quarterly of 1-2 per
cent on preferred stock. payable
March is.
Underwood Typewriter Company,
quarterly dividend Of per cent.
common and "a per cent on pre-
ferred. payable April 1. Previous
dividend on common was 1-2.
NoTEs-At the organisation meeting
OF the Directors OF the Central Leather
Company Edward C. Hoyt resigned as
President and was elected Chairman OF
the Board. a new office. He was sue
ceeded as President by Walter S. Hoyt,
formerly First Vice President. other
officers elected we're: George w. Chllds.
First Vice President; Warren @. Hor-
ton Second Vice President: William
McAdoo Jr. Third Vice President: Harry
w. Hill. Treasurer. and Fred Il. Knapp.
Secretary. The Executive Committee
-
being added TO the committee.
Directors ofsUtah. Chino. Ray and
Nevada Consolidated Copper Companies
will meet for dividend action the latter
part OF next week.
At the annual meeting OF the Inter
State Iron and Steel Company, Chicago
directors and officers were reelected.
Estimates on farm reserves OF corn
March | range from $4,000, 900 to S70.-
900. 900 bushels.
The meeting OF Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul directors was postponed
because OF lack OF quorum.
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LOWER TAX RATE FIXED
FOR ALL the ROROUGHS
Between Three and Five Points Be-
low 1913 Figures-Aliermen
Act Monday.

II was stated to-day at the City Hall
that the tax rate for the year 1919 will
he between three and fve points lower
than the rate for 1918.
Tho rate for last year and the rate
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temperance medicine that called Dr. Fcrces Favore Pescrp
ton for that precisely what This medicine sold in both
LIQUID tablet form by druggists everywhere Favorte Pescrp-
ton remedy and directly the
that the 1t Is necessary take long
with this standard medicine weakly cy back
achy headachy desponden with regular regu
lar pains with feminine disorders that youth middle
age pretty find in Dr. Pierces Favoritc Prescription
the exact remedy that her condition calls for and 20 d after
very taken Why should allow themselves 70
stay very little spent for this remedy will probably
make them wel is something one. explain -Adv
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Plot Charged for New Irish Revolt.

DUBLIN. Feb. 27.-'T hope the plot
being hatched In London to create an
other Sim Fein rebellion In Ireland
will fail" said Lord Mayor O'NeIli
during his inaugural address here yes
terday. The remark was interpreted
in some quarters to-day to be a charge
against the British Government
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strength Of rails win DO much /.

strength OF rails win DO much to
induce extensive public buying.
The opening was generally higher
with motor and rubber shares again
being shown favoritism by the specu-
lative element General Motors, which
is the recognized leader of this group
OF stocks opened UP 1-2 points at 15l
and quite easily advanced above 15+.
an advance Of moro than 6 points.
This pace was too fast for other motor
shares. however. which after advanc-
ing from 1 TO 2 points encountered
profit taking and reacted frsctonaily.
Finding that the upward movement
OF motor shares was being more stub
bornly contested, the speculative clo-
ment switched into equipment shares
and aggressive buying advanced Car
& Foundry l-2 points 70 90 1-2 and
advanced Baldwin and Railway Springs
more than one point These advances
were helped by reports Of new large
orders for equipment from railroads.
and by the expected increase in diyi-
dends by the Car q Foundry Co.
steel shares again we're well bought,
although 4, is now nearly everywhere
recognized that important price cuts
are about TO he announced. In fact.
Pittsburgh advices state that certain
price cuts have already been ordered.
The market seems inclined TO take the
view that these price cuts have been
discounted. Cruciblo sold at SO. up 2
points and other stccl shares, includ-
ing 4. S. steel, were fractionally
higher. At the beginning OF the last
hour. however. profit taking was ex-
peienced in these shares and early
gains with tho exception OF Cruciblc,
were lost.
Copper shares were firmer. There
will be an important meeting OF pro-
ducers shortly TO discuss the metal
situation. In this connection II may
be stated that some Of the important
producers and selling agents are
strongly In favor Of holding the metal
at tho present quoted price OF ls
cents per pound. While recognizing
that there is a tremendous surplus of
the metal at present-something over
billion pounds--they hold TO the
view that no benciclai results can Oe
obtained by a further reduction OF
price. and rather than have a further
price cut II would be policy for all 10
shut down on production and wait
until present surplus stocks are
worked of.
Trading slackened in the last hour,
and irregularity developed. but the
general undertone continued firm.
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MIN r. i --Ndil' Hihtu SoiihtSiHl
opened 1-2. high 1-2, low 1-.,
close IL. renewals s 1-2, ruling IL.
Commercial Paper continues TO dis
count moderately at s Ia and Ia
per cent. for better names of regular
maturities.
Ranks lost to Sub Treasury We'd
nesdsy s4oT, 900. and since Friday
s77s.ooo.
Time money Is offered and lending
at 5-4 per cent. for so and 80 day
periods on all industrials Some
institutions will not offer fixed dat :
money below per cent. for longer
are wanted at l-2 per cent. but lend
ers are asking "a per cent. for ac-
commodations.
The Bank OF England's minimum,
rate OF discount remains unchanged
At S per cent.
CI.EARINGS-New York. s597,
s6S.5il. decrease of s3s.0l2,10i; Bos.
ton, s5l.sl2.07s, increase s5,76sl ,;
Philadelphia, t6e,is75s2. increase
S9.6S39o0.
Sub Treasury creditor at New Norl
Clearing House ss,o6o,7S2: Fedora
Reserve Bank creditor, $4I5s6,969,
EXCHANGE - Opening. Pcsct'
cables, 2OI5: Stockholm cables $50
sterling demand, AS "a, cables
4767-l6: francs demand, 5.46 cables
5,45l- Swiss francs demand, asl
cables. 4s6 l.2; guilders, Al, cables
Al 3-i6.
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TO-DAYS PRICES
Total sales, oS3, 400 shares.
Bonds sold {ll,272,0O0.

CURB-Opened firm. Boat 10 l-:;
Inter Cont. Rubber 10 la. up 3-4:
Sinclair Gulf rs S-5 TO Q IA: Houston
OIL so Ia 70 81: General Asphalt SO
to Ia: Aetna 95-8: Midwest Refining
1856. of 1.
Noon prices were irregular. Aetna
sold at 10 is, up la: Boat, l5. OF 1-?;
Wright Martin. 4. up 1-2; Inter. Cont.
Rubber. 10 IA: Sinclair Gulf. % IA. up
Ia; Midwest Refining, 1856. on 1;
Asphalt. 90 81. UP Ia: Houston. 81;
Russian 9 1-2s, 6s. up Q: Royal Dutch
Shell. & I-2 to SO La; Asphalt pfd.. iOl
to 1os: Imp Tob. CT. Britain, 1s l-2 To
II i-2: Bri. Am. Tob.. new. rs to rs Ia;
Magma, 27 to %; Amer. Writing
Paper. AIS to 4l-2; Swift Inter
Corp, +s Ia TO ~ Ia: Nipissing. s rs
to . is; Merritt ~ to ~ 1-2.
The close was firm. Mdwst ref,
l5s UP ?; United Motors, AZ i-2 up 1-2;
Writ. Mrtn. I is up SIS: Hstn. so off
1: Gen. Asp, 6s 1-2 off "a; Royal
Dutch. 86 Is up Is; Aetna . "a up
is: Inter. Cont. Rbr. 10 UP 1: Boa,
is "a up l.
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EARNINGS suttcrworth-Judsoa
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FOR RENT-5-room furnished house.
3437 or S73i Fir ST. phone md. Harbor
HIM or 1l7lR- f2-9-1t
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w. Powell. Of the Cudahy Packing Co,
G.. r. Reickert of the Great Western
Smelling & Refining Co. II. Smith d.
, the standard Steel Car Co. James Hub
bard and w J.. Gilmore of the Huh
bard steel Foundry Co. F.. \. Lorenz
, IF. Of the American steel F~oundries.
Conan Scott. Of the Enterprise Bed
Co. Louis klftzke OF I the Hammond
! Dairy Co. ". E. Orr. Of the Chicago
Feed & Fertilizer Co.. 4. s. Camera
0 fthe Swift & Co. Fertilizer works,
Charles Lfndmueller of the Metal &
Thermit Corp. G. C.. Sheldon OF the
Champion Rivet o.. G. +. Spurries OF
the George T. Limbert Co. f. A. Bates,
of the Bates Expanded steel Truss Co.
william Lowery of the Illinois Car &
Mfg. Co. Fl. J. Warmer, II. c. Warmer
and b. J.. Steelman of the Hammond
Malleable Iron Co. George Knoerzer of
the Champion Potato Machinery Co.
Milo w. Krejei and Fl. b. Johnston of
the International Lead Refining Co,
and the Anaconda Lead Products Co,
c. E. Kitchin of the Union Iron Pro-
ducts Co. Donald L. Watson of the
Union Drawn Steel Co, Francis " Tay-
Tor and George Dickinson of the s. 6.
Taylor Chain Co, Thomas H. Mars. Will
liam q. Cradle and L. b. Whitaker Of
the Edward Valve & Mfg. Co., H. u.
Skinner of the Corrugated Bar Co.
l.. A. Wiltsee of the II. s. Reduction
Co. George Geyer OF the Federal Ce-
ment Tile Co. C. E. Bauer of the Am
erican Steel Foundries. Simplex works.
Arthur j. Weiss of the Beatty Machine
4 Mfg. Co. w. N. EIStum of the Ham
mond Brass Works.
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well known in Crown Point, having
visited here on many occasions.
The members of the High school are
entertaining at a poverty party a. ehe
high school auditorium tonight.
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
Milan Minoswisk, Hammond. Bertha
Smith. Hammond. Charles $. Gail. Whit
ing, Mary E. OtDea. Whiting. Clifford
N. Blachly. Gary. Mary Rae Henry
Merrillville Christ Hoeg Gary. Mayne
Eichensehar. Gary; Albert VIM. Reeise.
Hammond. Flora Neh, Hammond: Az
chic Schmitz Bessie styles. Hammond;
Avis Oswald. Pearl Chidester. Gary:
Louis s. Walker. Omaha. Neb.. Orpha
Sir. Gary: Fred c. Reid. Concord. \. H..
Helen Dykes. Gary: Thomas NJ. Stewart
Gary, Helen Hurst. Gary. Charles r.
Grishan. Indiana Harbor. Mary Walker
Indiana Harbor; Harry Brown. Gary.
Ruth Scott, Gary; stephen Elliot. Chey-
began. Mich, Bertha Scott. Gary: Vim
cent vaccara, Chicago. Georgiana Com
pise. Gary.
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

Mrs A !. Moran is visiting relatives
in Chicago for several days.
Misses Gladys Cmpleby and Florence
Fisher attended a dance in Hobart on
Saturday night.
Miss Mary Cook went to Chicago
on Saturday and will remain until
Monday night She will also visit with
friends in Elmhurst.
County Recorder A. Fl. W. johnson
and County Clerk II. L. Wheaton at
tended the banquet of the indian So
ciety at the Congress hotel in Chicago
on Saturday night.
The Parent-Teachers Association will
meet tomorrow Ugh at the Fl. S.
auditorium and a most Interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. Virgil Place
the county agent will speak on THE
Farmer and tho High Cost of Living"
and Miss Mae Burge. librarian will tell
of the uses of the library for children.
Music will be furnished by the children
of the North Ward school and refresh
ments served by the Domestic Science
pupils. Parents and friends of the
school are invited.
Misses Louise DieteI and Libbie Mix
uta left today for Benton Har0or.
Mich. where they have secured employ
ment in a new cigar factory recently
opened by George Smith. formerly of
this city. Mr.. Smith has also organized
a ladies band in Benton Hsrbor and
the two young ladies who were mem
bers of the Crown Point band will also
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Clymer left last
night for Lake Worth. Fla. to spend
the winter and may locate there per
,, onn1ffx ~ AN ptr1~ z4rf+~hfa errTnw-
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and
the Greesee family Of Crown Point viii
reside in this city. and the clymer's will
be the guests OF the Fishers until suit
ably located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Fisher of Gary.
were in Crown Point on Sunday al the
Laws home.
The death of Mrs. Ella Staitz. living
near the Pan Handle depot occurred
on Saturday night she having been in
poor health for several months. Mrs.
Stoltz was 81 years of age and has
been a resident of Crown Point for
many years. She leaves a daughter.
Mabel. of this city and two sons. Her
bert and VIII. of Chicago. The fun
eral was held this afternoon at the
Presbyterian church and the body in
TERED in Maplewood cemetery.
Misses Alma Reithmiller and Cath
crime Bonner have accepted positions
in the mailing department of the Letz
Manufacturing company
Richard F. Houren of Indiana Har-
bor transacted business In Crown Point
on Monday.
Adam Reeder living on Greasborough
street was taken seriously sick on Mon
day and his family was to
his bedside and he is still in a serious
condition
The Crown Point basketball team de-
feated the Brook team at the high
school gymn on Friday night. the score
at the blow of the whistle being az to
10.
The family of Peter Pneski living in
the north part of town. are In q%uaran-
tine.
The members OF ST Mary's Parish
observed the feast OF the Immaculate
Conception ct several services on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Call attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Harry Geoghan in
Gary on Sunday. Mrs Geogahaa was
formerly Grace Call of Gary. and was
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SPECIAL
HOME

On1y @4OU G@@n+ $40 Fer Mo1Tn-
VIII buy one OF the finest and most mod
ern 7-room residences. New, just being
completed and ready TO move into in a
few days. Finest closeIn~ location. First
floor Is finished in solid oak. Has large
RECEPTION hall with beautiful open stair
case and colonnades. cloak room with
French heveled plate mirror door. built
in bookcase colonnades in living room
and S-inch cove cornice mould. Mas
sive buffet in dining room with beam
cealing and cove mould. Music room or
bed room with French doors. kitchen
with cabinet built in Toilet and lava
tory down stairs. Full bath room outfit
upstairs with tile floor. and three large
bed rooms with four clothes closets and
built-in linen closet. Beautiful fixtures
and electric plugs for vacuum cleaner
and ironing and window had Walls
in living rooms decorated. Fins iEh
basement laundry trap, Holland furnace
down spouts. cement walks and all as
sessrnents paid in fuu-
OWN YOUR OWN HOMIE
Can you conceive of a duty more noble.
a gift 70 your family more appropriate?
THINK! ACT!
Phone 1917.
FRANK y. wACHEwxCz.
"Home of the Best Home Bargains"
Cor. Oakley and Pluramer AYES. Kan'd.
12-S-tf
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BEATS
w. ZBYSZKO
INTERNATIONAL NEWS srRvIcr

- FFF ~NENN Y NLN- @LNNINLI
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Joe Stecher, the
Nebraska farmer boy. has today strength
cned his claims 10 the worlds heavy
weight wrestling championship as a re-
suit of his victory over Wadlek Zbyszko.
Stecher pinned his opponents shoulders
TO the mat after two hours. "a minutes
and 16 seconds Of graphing. Stecher
used the body scissors. which he has
made famous.
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BERGER AGAIN
NOMINATED
uNTERNATIoNAL NEWS sEaVicEI

INTERNATIONAL NENS sE7ViCFf
MILWAUKEE. WIS. De- a-victor
Berger, refused d seat in congress hy lie
house privileges and elections couln1r
tee. and under sentence &C twenty Gears
in prison fer sedition. has been ~nonlsnatS
ed by Socialists of the Fifth congses-
sional district for the vacancy cause5
by h refusal of the house 70 perfait
Berger to take his seat. Berger witt
oppose Henry II. Bodensteb. Republican
Fusionist candidate. a. the special elec-
ton to be held December -. In yester-
days primary election Berger received
f4,004 votes TO 9.2s2 for B~odenstsh.
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Joe Benjamin Knocks Out
Jimmy Murphy in Second

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec 9-Ifmwfe
Murphy Of this city was knocked ont IN
the second round last night by Joe Ben
Jamin. Pacific coast lightweight chan
rion. A right TO the jaw did the trick.
Murphy vas outclassed from the start
and was hoored right after The hams
shake. when Benjamin. working jpn c10a.
hooked IN ugly short right 20 She iea
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Wfiskey-Beer-M Wine

Complete formulas and instructions
for making at home. rye whiskey. real
beer and choice. wines. Including making
men formerly IN brewing and disfillia7
business. Real goods: no suhstitutes;
postofice rules formulas may lawfltsiE
be sent through mails. Act quick. Cir6-
ulation Of liquor formulas will sonu
cease. Sent on receipt of s1.0a-checks
money order. cash or stamps. sALTT1
MORE FORMULA CO, Dept las. BaIta-
more. Nd. I1-f5-G
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LEGAL NOTICES.


No. A17e.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF
HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRIMA
FAC1E ASSESSMENT ROLL.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK. EAST CHI
CAGO. INDIANA, DECEMBER l. 1919.
You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works or the City of East
Chicago. Indiana. did on the LIST day Of
December. 1919, approve a primary or
prima facie assessment roll showing the
primary or prima facie assessments for
the Improvement of Canal street. from
Michigan avenue to Public Road. as au-
thorized by improvement Resolution No.
A17a. passed and approved by said Board.
on the 2sth day of April. 1919.
That aaid Board of Public Works will
meet on the 22nd day of December. 1919.
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, at its Office and will
hear all persons interested. and receive
and consider remonstrances from owners
OF property. either in person or by rep
resentative. against the amounts assessed
against their property described on said
roll, and will determine the question as
to whether such lots. tracts of land. or
parcels OF ground. have been benefited in
h sums and amounts named on said
roll. or in greater or less sums. or in
any sum.
Such primary or prima facie assess
ment roll showing the primary or prima
facie assessments. together with the
names of owners and descriptions of
property subject to be assessed. is on file
and can be seen at the office of the Board
of Public Works.
BY order of the Board OF Public
Works.
LEO MCCORMACK
n. X. GROVES.
G.. X. WALLACE.
Board of Public Works.
Attest: r. Y. RICHARDS.
city Clerk. 1929.
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This is the House of David"
Mooney, signed by the Chicago
Cubs FOR q tryout next spring,
pitched his way to the attention Of
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FOR SALE-Scratch pada py the EounG.
Hammond. k-T-t<.
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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
Sold on easy payments. Also End hand
motorcycles bou ght and sold.
A. i. EL1aER.
g1ccesscr 60 @. w. Hun-er.
sl4-I6-1e ohma st. Phone HAND laz
6-27-3t
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FOR RENT-IArge. clean, steam heated
sleeping rooms. Also light housekeep-
Ing rooms. 232 Plummer ave, Hammond
12-9-3eod
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Lost and Found.

I0ST-Dne 9:15 Fl. w. & f. C. car, be-
4ween State n Calumet ave. and
Nsonoa station or in depot. lavalier set
with 3 diamonds. Suitable reward if
returned. 437 E. State St, phone Ham
mcnd 2T9e. 12-S-3t
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PATTERN MAKERS.

5 first class Wood Pattern
Makers, good wages, good
working conditions, 40 hrs.
week, overtime, Edwards
Valve & Manufg. Co., East
Chicago.
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WANTED: - Gray iron,
Malleable and Steel Mold
ers, apply Western Steel
Car & Foundry Co., Hege-
wisch, I'LL.
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the big league scouts. Mooney,
who doesn't happen to be in the
group, wears whiskers and a uni
form similar to his Teammates, of
course. The team is located in
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN on LIST mortgage .n-
curlty. $1,000 to $40, 900. Inquire An
ton II. Taper, Hammond Savings q
Trust bank 11-5-tfeod
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Very reason
HE. Cor. haywood and Sibley st, cor.
fat, Hammond. If-2g-If