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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29
Miss Bleibtrey
Swinns to New
World Mark
New York Mermaid Chops
9 Seconds From 3OO-Me-
ter Mark; Ross Wins
By Arthur S. Draper
S,.ral.i LII. u IT, -r,.--....-

Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune Inc
ANTWERP, Aug. 2s- Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey, of the Woman's Swimming
Association of New York, broke the
worlds record for the 300-meter free
style swim here to-day in one of the
most exciting races since the Olympic
water events began.
Despite the low temperature Of tbs
water, the blond New York mermaid
covered the distance in 4 minutes and
"a seconds, nine seconds faster than
the mark established il 1912 by Miss
Fanny Durack. Of Australia.
Miss Margaret Woodbridge, Of the
Detroit A. c., who finished second, also
swan under the old record, her time
being minutes AZ As seconds. Mrs.
Francis Cowells Schroth, of San Fran
cisco, made great effort to overtake
her and lost second place only by
inches. Miss Eleanor Uhl, Of Phi1adel-
phla, drew up on even terms with Miss
Jeans, the English entry, in the last
hundred meters, and after terrific
struggle for fourth place. which was
girl collapsed and had TO be lifted from
the water. She was soon revived and
suffered no i'll effects
In defeating the field Miss Bleibtrey
led all the way. but was hard pressed
by her American teammates.
In the final Of the 400-meter free
style swim for men Norman Ross. of
the Illinois A. c., was the victor. after
a beautiful race with Ludy LANCER, OF
Honolulu. Ross took the lead at the
outset, but LANCER was logged by Yer
not, Of Canada, and had to use his last
bit of reserve strength TO beat the
Canadian for second place
Beaurepaire, Of Australia. was killed
OF at 100 meters by the hot pace which
the Americans set and F. K Kahele, Of
the United States navy, took fourth
place, third honors going to Vernot
America did not DO so well in the
plain high diving contests for women,
Miss Fryland, Of Denmark, taking first
place with Miss Armstrong. of England.
second. Miss Oliver, of Sweden. fin
lshed third, while Miss Aileen Riggin.
of New York. and Miss Betty Grimes,
of Minneapolis, took fifth and sixth
places.
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Dickins and Noyes
Make Good Showing
In Navy Practice

The squad from the new fourth class
at the Naval Academy, about 200
strong, has had full week of prelm-
mary football practice, designed mainly
to harden the candidates. Not more
than twenty five or thirty, at most, are
lkely to be picked for the first squad,
but excellent material will be left for
the class squad. With week more Of
this sort of work scrimmaging will be
taken up. and there will be more oppor-
tunlty of spotting players Of promise.
Several of the backtield candidates
appear to have real aptitude for the
game however, The only members of
the squad who have had experience on
a college eleven are Dickins, from the
University of Iowa, and Barchet. from
Johns Hopkins. The weight of each is
about 145, but both are stocky youths.
Dlcklns looks especially we'll. Moves,
from the New York Military Academy,
comes with fine reputation as gen
eral athlete and has made q good i'm
preston in Annapolis.
Two heavier backtield men are Vie
veg, from Elmira High School. and
Ransome, from Southern High School.
of Philadelphia. Nieveg weighs 40
pounds. and has a distinct punch in
his work. Ransome weighs 1855 pounds
and was picked as an All-philadel-
PIMA back last year. The practice is
now being directed by Lieutenant Com
mander ". A. Richardson. He is as
sisted by Lieutenant Commander
Wright, Assistant Coach Johnny vii
son sol and knsigns Clark, Rodes and
Haase. Head Coach Folwell will reach
Annapolis September l, and additional
assistants will be nsigns Perry, Scaffe
'Whelchel and Butler, all of whom
played under Dobe.
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to last in the field Of fourteen and be-
cause of an outside position was carried
vide all the way. She had to race ten
or dozen lengths further than did
frudery, which, after some bad luck in
the early stages, got a real break turn
ing tor home. Crocus, another Whit
ney fly which made the early pace,
took a very wide swing at the home
turn, carrying Nancy Lee and Careful
with her. This enabled Prudery to
sneak through on the rail in the short
Prudery the best break of the race
Careful Says Under Weight
There was no excuse for Careful.
Tins wonderful filly and fast breaker
seemed lost under the dead weight CAL
lahan was forced to carry. She did not
break with her customary agility but
quickly raced up On the rail into the
lead, but she could not hold her foot
with Crocus and Nancy Lee and was
outrun all the way to the finish.
The running of the Spinaway but
soes to prove what an open race the
Hopeful should be Tuesday. The best
OF the flies engaged this afternoon
ful and in the Futurlty. Prudery has
suffered only one defeat. On that oc-
casion she lost to the great colt Try
ster, stable companion. Yet Step
Lightly ran race that would give
her chance with Mr.. Whitneys great
tlly at the weights. and if Nancy Lee
had not been carried away wide, she,
too, might have had a Spinaway to
her credit.
The Saratoga Steeplechase handicap
was won by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's
Minata, which was coupled with
Elighty IL, which took third money
Minata caught Barkhe at the last
fence and won going away. Barklie
the favorite. was much the best of the
others. Whatever chance Robert
Oliver may have had was ruined when
he stumbled and almost fell at the
Liverpool on the back stretch the last
time round
The visiting scribes were among the
guests honored at smoker of the
Schenectady Lodge of Elks tonight
The Schenectady lodge has donated a
floral horseshoe, worth $500, to be pre-
scented 10 the winner of the Saratoga
Cup. The lodge is coming over Tues
day in full force
About $500 representative horsemen
and persons interested in racing at
tended the meeting in the paddock, at
which officers of the National Remount
Association were heard in their plea
for cooperation in the work of army
horse Improvement Colonels Koch
and Scott, the latter in active charge of
the work at headquarters in Washing
ton, explained at length the aims and
hopes of the organization and asked
for the cooperation of everybody inter
ested in breeding and racing and also
IN the matter of national defense.
which they said were linked together.
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Cre,u Meets
England To-day
In Final Race

BRUSSELS, Aug. % by The Asso-
Grated Press The oarsmen from the
United States will enter the Olvmpic
finals tomorrow with survivors placed
IN four out Of five events. The Amer
leans did not compete in the event for
paired Dared boats with coxswain. al
though navy pair was entered for
mally some time ago
Io.days contests produced several
excellent races. Hatfield, the New
Zealand sculler. gave Jack Kelly. of
the Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia.
single SOULS champion of the United
States, hard battle in the first half
of the course in the semi-tinal Of the
single >cull event. The American won.
however. by two lengths in an easy
finish. His time was 7 minutes as Is
seconds
America and Great Britain will meet
in the final of the eight-oared boats
with coxswain, which already has be
come big betting event. Both crews
won easily to-day England by three
lengths over Norway, and the Amer
leans by four over Franco.
Interest IS keen in the fight to oe
staged between Kelly and ]. Beres-
ford jr., for the single scull.ng ncrors.
Beresford won the Henley Diamond
SOULS this spring, for which competi-
ton helly's entry was rejected. Amer
lean visitors are prepared to plunge
in their wagers on Kelly, and English
men appear just as eager % back
Beresford and Leander
In the event for pair cared boats
with coxswains, the first heat went to
Italy in 3 minutes 10 seconds. the sec
ond TO France in 9 minutes 16 seconds,
and the third to Switzerland in 3 rnin-
utes 80 seconds. The United States
entry withdrew from the second heat
and the Brazilian entry from the third.
In the semi-6nals of the eight-oared
event, England won the first heat in
minutes 26 seconds, and America took
the second heat in 6 minutes "a sec
onds.
ANTWERP. Aug. % (By The Asso-
ciated Press Ethelda Bliebtrey. of
the Women's Swimming Association OF
New York. won the final OF the 300
meter free style Olympic swimming
for women.
The final of the 40o-meter free
style race was won by Norman Ross,
OF the Illinois A. c.
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Calixa Wins Stamford
One Design Sloop Race

STAMFORD Conn, Aug. 2s.-Calixa,
owned by Pomeroy and Edwards, to-
day won the third race for hte Autumn
Cup offered the one-design sloop class
of the Stamford Yacht Club. Billy Boy,
owned by Ernest G. Draper, was sec
ond, minutes 80 seconds behind The
race was sailed over a seven-mie tri-
angular courSe in light southerly
breeze TIL summarize.
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Ross Entry Under Crushing
ln1p0st, Wins Great VICTORY
Despite Poor Ride by sande, Thoroughbred
Trims the Mark Set by Cudgel in 1918;
Ready for Brush With Man O. War in Gun
By w. |. Macbeth

SARATOGA SPRINGS N V Aug 2sJ XII Barton the
chestnut fouryearod Star Sterling admittedly one
the handicap
the Merchants Citizens Handicap event to-
racing card Saratoga
The Merchants and Citizens Handicap
hreexenths Sir
He covered the distance pounds in the
remarkable clipping
worlds that had been Cudg one of Mr.
Ross stations by the at 1855 fiat August 1918
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Shoemaker Pilots Winner

MINEOLA, L. l., Aug. Marion
Toddington, driven by her owner, E
Shoemaker, won the free for-aN trot
at the Nassau Driving Club races this
afternoon, with something 10 spare.
She was opposed by three good horses,
but held the race in hand at al times
Inc 2:I pace was won by Kentucky
Marque, also owned by Shoemaker.
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Main Wins at Dunwood;e

F.. l. Main won first prize in Glass A
IN the September qualifying round at
the Dunwoodie Country Club Yesterday,
His score was 9l-15-7G. G.. NJ. vii
lard was second with 94-14-8O. J. J.
Mcnamara led the golfers in Glass B
with 1O3-30-73 and S. B. Masters
was second with 99-25-74
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Sculler Seeks Job

HONOLULU, Aug. Harry Pearce,
seven times the champion Of Australia
and one time contender for the sculling
championship Of the world, is on his
way to the United States to seek DO
sition as rowing coach with one of the
big Eastern colleges.
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Walters Basketball Leader

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Aug. 2s.-Harold
Waters of Iowa City, stationed with
the South Carolina, in the Pacific Coast
fleet, has been elected captain of the
1890 p basketball team of the United
States Naval Academy. He will return
to Annapolis in the fall to assume
charge of the sailor basketeers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29
Ohio Loses Star PLAYER

ATHENS, Ohio, Aug. 28-Coach Rus
sell Finsterwald was dismayed to-day
when he learned that his Ohio Unver-
sity football and basketball teams
would be minus the services of Ray
mond Davis next year. Davis is cap
tain-elect of the 1920-'21 basketball
team, and last year played quarterback
on the football team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29

Situation Wanted ads in Tho Tribune
arranged by trades. ready reference
guide to secure good wAxkars for your
office SaaA GA<aA--Adxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-29

E moved up took the lead after clearing
zee under The weight Bighty II finished
ar turn the last time around
fillies; purse. $500. Fiee and a half
Tim.. %. Winner br f by Peter Pan
owe
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K acing Sum m ries
SARATOGA RACETRACK, AUGUST 2s
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST

0O0 HAt THE NEwoMB
6 0amhaA -'' winner cN
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.Five pounds apprentice allowance
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and won as lie pleased Gath ran back TO his
toral Swain ran a good race. Troi.us quit at the
LECHASE HANDICAP; for four-year- ods and up
nall. Start good won easily. place driving
Aminta. Owner. Mrs. F. A. Clark Trainer, r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-09
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Bcauuful bungalows. The
saYue as rent at t06th street and
Avenue A.. Phone South Chicago 1916
or 1885. l0-2a-12
FOR SALE-37th II. lot. near Inter
state mill; ideal for mili worker or
mill workers trade Barg3in Tor I'm
mediate sale Inquire $40 chicago ave.
East Chicago. tt-4-5
F0R SALE-Seven room house cleo
trte and gas. Bath, newly decorated
and painted, good reason Tor lltne
3@a Pane ST. Phone 1o5a-M Ham It's
FOR SALE-SI acres cleared ground
near Lincoln Highway az Schcrorvillc
Ions frontage N Panhandle Ky, tine
fer factory Site or trucking. Price
Indiana Iiarbcr Phone As. 1I-s-6
EOE SALE-Strictly modern bungalow.
@k tt. lot. by owner. $4,000 cash
fog equity 1900 Van Buren, ST. Ham
mond l1-9-5
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LOST AND FOuND

L6ST-A bin hook containing bills.
checks and receipts. Reward. Call
L0ST-Fox hound. IA inches high. scar
on one car. Brown. black and white
mixture. Bobtail. reward. $3.50 Deodsr
st. Indiana Barbor- 1852
LOST-Spotted Fox hound. last SatuT-
dar. near Parmenter Packing Plant.
on Columbia ave Answers To name or
name of Jack. Reward. Phone Coo.
Miller, Indiana Harhor 45$-J. 1l-S-2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Calumet ave
Saturday. Owner can have sP mo by
paving for ad. Call 451 Indiana ave.
Hammond. Il-9
IOST-Saturdav. Parker Fountain Pen
on Logan, Plummer state or Holman
st. Return to Mr. Hartzler. a4S Ind
lana ave. Hammond. ll-9
LOST-pocketbook containing money
and paper. also Moose Lodge Nc. -
receipt Reward Of s.: no questions
asked. George Muse. 1913 Michigan ave
Indiana Harbcr. 1872
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EIORIADA

WHY not enjoy a few months tn Flor
ida and get away 1rcm burning eNpen-
sive coal this winter Let us explain
hoyy you can bury a beautiful grape
fruit. orange grove or farm on high
rolling land over 800 feet elevation ~
and around Lakeland. Fla ON easy
terms. Write for booklet and further
information which We viii gladly tur-
1911 First National Bank BIDS, Chicaso.
Illinois. 1f-S-6
FOR SALF-Gocd Z room house. close
ID. largo basement. gas. electric, bath.
furnace. so FL lot. price $500. $1,000
cash balance To suit cali Sib1ey st
and Nlonon r. Z. crossing. . To 10 j.
M Roberts Hammond. 1l-S-I
BARG Ahmed cash. wilt sell $3.50
equity i'm modern red brick bungalow.
40 A.. lot. Haywood. Built this season
for S2.3J0 Part ash. Balance month
lv al per cent. Address B-s2f care
Times. Hammond 1f-9
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR
Fabric castings. only slightly used.
VIII give 1000 mileage. all non-skld.
30x3. s.; 36X3i2. 81, 32X3R. $40: 32x4.
sII.5e. 9Sx4. $3.50; 34xf. S13. 35x5 Sl5:
3IN5 $3.50, open evenings and sun
DAYS
X & S. TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY
515 Chicago ave East Chicago. Ind
lana. 10-f2-tr
FOR SALE-SalIag Of q cylinder Cad
lilac. motor ia good condition. Gould
he made into truck or racer. Phone
East Chicago 112o-NI- 11-9-3
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Dodge or Buick coupe for
elegant business lots or house ana
win give good deal. owner. Write
Bloc Times. Hammond. 1ls-2
WANTED TO BCY-Second hand fiat
top office desk in good condition
Phone $3.50 Hammond. l1-9-2
WANTED To BUY-50c shares of IN
vadcr OIL. 500 Johnson Tire and Rub
ber: 100 Pan-American and so Comet
Auto stock. Room POP. East Chicago
Bank Bldg. East Chicago. 11-9-2
WANTED TO BUY hot water radia-
tors. $50 Ash ST.. Hammond. J1-9-2
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING"

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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlLES
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
3l9 Fayette ST.. Hammond,
phonea 1885. 12AO-R- sl-i

F0R SAIE-Ford Sedan. Famous Mfg
Co. East Chicago. fi-f-6
STANLEY STEAMER-For sale Or
trade VIII consider vacant real cs-
tate or town lots. car at % Mason 81,
Phone Hammond S27S. ll-o-5
FOR SALT passenger Buick. IKE
new. 1918; ; PASSENGER Paige like
new. 1919: 5 passenger Dodge ltlt,
: passenger Electric. 1919 Z passenger
Roamer. sport model. 1915; Z passeng-
err Oakland touring. 1919; Dodge Sc
oNEIL AUTO SALES
S5t Calumet ave. Hammond. li-S-s
FOR SALE-l920 OIdsmobile Six Tour
ing. like new. SOC Conkey ~. Phone
1855 Hammond. il-s-"
FOR SALE-New 4a0 Chevrolet touring
car. at q big sacrifice. cut Rate Auto
Paint & Trimming Co, 303 Michigan
ave. Hammond. Phone 2l41 office. res
idence 3446 Hammond, I-s-6
FOR SALE-5 passenger Studebaker.
cheap, for cash. Al running order
s44 Michigan ave. Hammond. 11-8-2
FOR SALE OR TRAnE-1s1S Fdrd
Sedan, $3.50: 1917 Buick. s passenG
or. $3.50; 1917 Paige, 5 passenger. $3.50.
1917 Marion Handley, . passenger.
Sedan. $3.50. 1905 Forsythe ave. Phone
East Chicago 672-NI. ll-o-3
FOR SALE-I91e Haines Chummy road
ster. Al condition. good paint. ) new
cord tires. can be seen after 2 r. ~
at East Hammond Garage GolOnhl4
and Fields ave. Hammond. 1-5-2
FOR SALE-one combination Paige
Roadster and touring car, Al con-
ditfon. J. Y. Leeeh. GIL Holman 81
phone 2t37 Hammond 1898
FOR SALE
One Olds. 5 passenger. late model
One DodEe. ; passenger. 1915 model
Two Dodgcs. 3 passenger, 1911 model
One Dodge. S passenger. 1918 model
One Maxwell. 1920 model. . tops.
One Chevrolet. 40. model
ono Chevrolet. Baby Grand Sedan.
ono Grant Cahviolet.
one bort. 1920 model, 5 passenger.
One Overland. closed car
One Cadillac touring
one Olds. 8 cylinder, tn-irinE
loren AUTO SALES CO
Oidsrnoblie dealer. Phone 461 Ham
mond- 90 state 81 ll-9
FOR SALE-l9I7 BABY Grand Ghevro-
Jet. fully eQulppca. all good tires. car
Al condition Do1nounta0le rim. SPOT
light. 6 fnnertubes and tools Price St25.
CAN after 3 p. mi 373 Truman ave.
Hammond ll-a
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-Good heavy
roadster car. would make "a good truck
or tow car. In good order. Price 5000.
Call Al 92S :. Holman 81. corner Mason
street Phone i0a7J Hammond ll-9-u
FOR SALE-Buiek. late 1919 touring
best offer, cheap. 1925 Columbia ave,
36tt. ll-4-2
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ESSEX ROADSTER
1920 model. run less than 5000 miles
price and condition right. Call Ham
1909 after Z Tuesday or Wednes-
1l-aZ
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Coco start.

Have you learned how to make 81 Cd
as far as two. Then your feet are we'll
planted on the bottom round OF ths
ladder Of success.
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HESSVTLLE

Found-Ford car. 5 passenger. near
Kennedy and 1tth 2 enue. owner may
Lave Same BIZ Identity ing and aying
for va Chas t~dfc-pefger Osborn road
FcssviIle Ind Phone lG-e-Y-2.
Joseph r. NeirIck died vers sid
denly at his home on Kennedy avenue
Thure evening Ills death was quite
& shock 70 his family and many
friends The BODY vas take to Co
lim5ia CIV FOR burial. Nr. eir.ck
Was q veteran IF the spanish Ameri-
can war. having served FIVE years IN
the service Tic has been a resident of
Tcssviile for three ears. Leaves a
wifc and bahv.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IL THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF REBECCA S. STEPHENS. DE
CEASED. 10. 231o.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Admins
trator Of said Estate ny the Judge of
the Lake Superior Court.
said Estate is supposed 70 b solvent.
FRED STEPHENS.
Administrator
Datea October 25th. 1920. lo-2s-11-2-9
NOTICE
WI not be responsible for any
debts contracted b any one but my
self.
1873 HENRY HoLTZ,
ANTHONY J. BURNS ET Al GRAVEL
ROAD. NORTH TOWNSHIP LAKE
COUNTY. INDIANA
NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD LET
TING. LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE CoJN-
TY. s.
Notice IS hereby given tho IL Board
o. Commissioned of laid County. wtIl
receive sealed proposals fos tne m
provemout of a certain highway ia
said county by grading. draining and
paving said road I'M North Township
known as The Anthony !. Burns. ct al
Gravel Road. as set out in the plans.
specifications ana profile now IN Me IL
the office &c the Auditor 81 said Coun-
~. by and under tho laws of the state
Of Indiana. Bidder To state in his bid.
tho kind Of aphait CNatiye or Petrol
eum) he proposes 10 use. Bidder may
" $50
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CASH SPECIAL
FOR
Electric Lamp for $4.75.
Hammond Furniture Go. J..
Arkin. Mgr. PIP +. State ST.
lI-9-f

For sALE-Hot Blast stove in good
condition. Phone 1879 almond i0t
Plummer ave-. Hammond. 11-9-5
FOR SALE-Trained Beagle Hound,
good hunter. Max Berthold. 236 Con-
key ave. Hammond. 1I-9
FOR SAL4E-Dfning room set. rug and
rockers. Phone 2215 Hammond. 1f-9
FOR SALE-Wm. and Mary dining Ia
bic and 4 chairs. jacobson oak. gen
uine leather seats. also Laurel combin-
alton coal and gas range. at bargain.
n State St, Hammond 1853
FOR SALE-BriUiant Vacuum cleaner.
(olectrfcD IN good condition. So. Call
I055-N Hammond. 11-9
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FOR REM

FOR RENT-Modern office room,
straube Bldg, Apply Straube Fang
8 4usic Co. Hammond. lo-t-tt
FEP RFNT-Six room bungalow. mod
srn 1892 Van Buren, 81. phone 2915
Hammond.
street. close to Country club. Har-
rlson Park. excellent transportation.
NJ he had by responsible parties. either
furnished or unfinished. Rent $50 per
msnth. Gail Woods. Martin & Co. phohe
Hammond 81 lL-'
NiR RFNT-120 acre farm. 10 miles
from Hammond. stock ard sraIn.
viii trade stock and grain Tor proper
IN town. Phone 3fl1 Hammond. I'd
dress $50 Holman S.. Hammond lt-s-9
u N~T Irresponsible gentleman
alone. warm room i'm small adult fam
yv. no other owo preferred. "a.
dress B-1c4 care Times, Ham. I ll-9-a
E0P PrNT-ff room house. newly dec
Grated. two bath rooms. furnace neat
next 10 Nee Hotel. SIS Holman ST. so
Dar month: no children. Inquire l{i tsoo
gan st. phone 2043 Hammond. lis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-09

Will hold Spiritualist Meeting Thurs
day evening at s o'clock. All members
are requested to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-09

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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS
AZ me matter 81 The Estate or Steve
Jqhn' Deceased, No 1872
Notice Is hereby given that h I'M
dersiEned has been appointed Executor
or SAID Estate by the Judge Of the
Lake superior Court.
said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
PAUL JOHN.
Executor
Dated November sth. 1920. li-9-16-2a
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. ~ THE LAKE SUPER
IOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERN.
1920.
EMMA WILSON VS. NORMAN ADsON
WILSON CAUSE no. 1859. ACT
I0N TO DIVORCE.
Now ONE the Plaintiff BY william