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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-26

nee OF the Town Clerk Of the Town Of
Griffith. Indiana.
GENERAL FUND
Item l. For Salaries OF Town
Trustee. Clerk and Treas
urer .,..--...-.. -.....-.s ESQ 90
Item 2. For Stationery and
printing -.-..-.-.--......- 5000
Item 5. For Fuel . 10n "a
Item (. For Expense or Health $50 90
Item s. For Salary Of Marshal
and Sppt. Water Works 1900 On
Item S. For Attorney Salary 250.00
Item Z. For Repairs to Town
Hall. installing Water. etc. 500 90
Item 8. For Insurance - 1a5 90
Item g. For Balances due on
Water Works System and
Proposed Extension ........ $4,000
Item 10. For Misseu
Expenses ............ 1000 90
Total General Fund $685.. 00
Item IL. For expense of,road
repair. etc ................-s7.5oo.oo
Item -. For expense Of public
Hshtlng ....-.-.. 1900. 90
Item 10. For principal and
interest on bonds .. 5.700. 90
The taxes proposed to be levied for
the year 1920, are as follows.
General tax for corporation PURPOSES
Is cents per 800 valuation
Road tax, IS cents per 500 valuation
Town Bonds, 2s cents per $500 val
uation.
Light Fund. cents per 500 valu-
alton.
That the total valuation Of the Town
OF Griffith for the year 1920 is the
sum Of s3.319.220 90, exclusive Of mort
gage exemptions
P. c. TAGGART. Town clerk
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
THE TOWN OF GRIFFITH md
ANA
Notice is hereby given that there VIII
be public hearingAat the office Of the
Secretary OF the School Board of said
town on the 18th day Of September
1920, a. 8 o'clock p. IA on the sew
eral tax levies established by the
School Board OF said town Of Griffith.
Indiana. and the budget showing IN
detail money proposed to be expended
uring the succeeding year in the school
during the succeeding year in the school
Of taxable property within the juris-
diction and the rate OF taxation which
1t is proposed to establish. which bud
get is now on file in the office Of the
Secretary of the School Board of said
Town
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND
ITEM /. Janitors Salary ....-s1.200. 90
Item 2. School Board Salary -S60. 90
Item 5 Painting Interior Of
school --..-..-.--.---.-.-. $500
Item 4. Coal Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Item 5. Installation Water
System. Hot and Cold ...... 275. 90
Item 6. School Supplies . soc 90
Item Z Light and Telephone. $500
Item s. Material for Manual
Training .....--.-......... 100 90
Item g. Window Shades 49,. 10000
Item 10. Miscellaneous ... $1,000
Total School Fund ....s4 2S5.00
Item II. For payment OF
teachers. tuition. etc.. s5.723.o 90
Item IL. For payment Of prin
cipal and interest on school
bonds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S1.025.00
The taxes proposed TO be levied for
the year 1920. are as follows:
Poll tax for school purposes. s .00I
upon each poll
Tuition Fund. IA cents per $4,000
valuation.
Special School Tax. y cents per
$4,000 valuation.
School Bond principal and interest,
5 90 rents per 500 90 valuation
That the total valuation Of the Town
OF Griffith, Indiana, for the year 1920,
is the sum of $50. 1920 exclusive Of
mortgage exemptions.
l.. w SOUTHWORTH,
Secretary School Board
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CARPENTERS

Two Carpenters for plant
repair work, must have tools
Edward Valve & Mfg. Co.,
East Chicago, Ind. s-2'-'f
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MISCELLANEOUS

l. l. COHEN FOR PAPER RANGING
and painting. We lake bonds in pa ~
HenG $50 Sibley St. phone HnInniond
lOSoW. 1-k-lG
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I.ABORERS

Ten men for steady work,
9 hours per day, Coo per hr.
Edward Valve & Mfg. Co.,
East Chicago, Ind. 1888
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Boarders Wanted.

WANTED TO BOARD-Boy or girl
from I to years old boy preferred
Mrs. NJ Johnson. Lowell. Ind. r. R
No. 1. s-2s-2
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w. A. FUZZY.
W. B. VAN HORNE.
.. c. MORRIS

Members Of Board Of School Trustees
East Chicago. Ind
NJ E. critics. Atty. for School CITY.
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PAPER F7ANGING-I1et c. Vernette
estimate that paperhanging Phone
Hammond 1429. 7-3l-tf
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WANTED-BoARD AND ROOM

WANTED TO RENT-A warm room
and board preferred, near Holman
St and court house. Hammond Ad-
dress Z. A. care of Times. S-25-2
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WANTEp--A delivery truck driver. per-
r1anent position to man with good
record. Apply Supt-. c. z. Minas Co..
Hammond. $3.50
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Lots hfty-hve COB, hfty-six (56).
hfty-seven. (57). and nfty-eight
$3.50. all in Block Sixteen G6) of
subdivision OF the southwes
quarter OF section Twenty-eight
(2S), Township Thirty-seven t3D
North. Range Nine 90 West of tho
Second Principal Meridian il Lake
County. Indiana.
Bids Will be received for all or saia
lots together with improvements there
on all OF said improvements separat &c
from the lots. said improvements 10 be
removed by successful bidder therefor
within the time to be fixed by the board
or all OF said lots together or sfnglv
exclusive Of improvements. the same
TO be removed by the successful bidder
for such improvements within a time
TO be fixed by said Board
The terms OF such sale are cash. and
the board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
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FOR SALE-A 40-acre truck farm with
best of improvements: all we'll tiled
and heavily MANFRED acres in aSper-
agus which netted this year S3.60O.00:
situated on main paved street. quarter
mile from P. 0. and half mile from sta
ton. Inquire Of il. G Ton. Oakglen.
Ill. phone Lansing SCR. s-25-2
FOR SALE-6-room bungalow on Eaton
st. phone 1871. Hammond s-25-2
FOR SALE-An exceptional bargain.
corner I43rd and Barring ave, con-
sisting Of 40 foot lot with frame
bungalows. one s rooms and one 5
rooms. almost new. Buildings oak trim
and oak floors. gas stove. weather
strips and shades; a beautiful lawn; as
sessments all paid in full. Will sell
for $l3 1000. $4,000 cash balance month
" Petit Bros, 4133 Northcote ave,
phone 654J. East Chicago. 1894
FOR SALE-12-room hat building at a
real bargain. Inquire 45o9 Megoun
avenue. East Chicago. $3.50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE@f0000 shares North Cen
trail Oil company stock az zoe per
share Address P. o. Box 4s7 Ham
mond. s-17-5
FOR RENT-Barber shop to experienced
man. Sal Calumet ave. Hammond
S-24-3
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BARGAINS IN HOMES!

5-room brick with basement. bath.
eIectric lights. so IT. lot on W. Williams
Fine location and a real good home A
genuine bargain at only $3.50 with
$500 cash.
6-room frame BUNGALOW, modern
throughout. oak trim large rooms, big
corner lot. ali assessments paid, fine
garage and drive The location is ideal
more than asked for. Price. 1920 with
only $1,000 cash
broom frame new BUNGALOW on Mon
roe St, oak trim. sun room. beautiful
WINDOWS and porch screened. east front.
uicA possession. A real bargain, $500
ABOUT one-thlrd cash down.
broom frame modern residence with
81 II. lot on Ogden St, near Holman.
beautiful lawn. shade trees and garden
New furnace, laundry tray. oak floors.
paid. A splendid close in location for
large family or would make good
rooming house. Has Ave bed rooms
Everything in first class condition and
cash.
S-room beautiful residence on Van
Buren, St, Hyde Park, hot water heat.
Laundry, tray. oak trim. rooms decor
ated, all screen. shades, lawn. shrubs
and trees. Garage and drive. we'll
built and imposing residence. Conve-
nde to car line. $4,000 with ony ST.
1o-acre farm with small new home and
BARN Located 90 miles from Hammond
near summer resort and lake Finest
land in Indiana Now has SEQ bushel
OF corn on eight acres. A real bargain
at only $3.50 with 500 cash. balance
payments. or will take auto in trade.
u acres with 9-room house a1d ga
rage. Located only about 1 4 miles
from Hammond in Calumet Park. Fine
garden soil. all fenced and cross fenced.
beautiful oak grove and good neighbor-
hood. Finest opportunity for party with
auto to get a real bargain an country
home. vet convenient to all Industries.
French milch COW included. All at the
low price OF $4,000. With only 800
cash down.
FRANK J. WACHEWICZ
"Eoms OF the Best Bome Bargains"
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WANTED-Competen male clerk for
general office work; steady position.
Grasselli Chemical Co.. East Chicago.
$3.50
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Situation w anted

SITUATION wANTED-Books. opened
kept. closed and audited; part time;
expert service. Write A244. Times.
Hammond. S-24S
WANTED-A position by a stenographer
with some experience. Write A247
Times. Hammond s-24-3
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A bargain at a big sacrifice. ! acre
good black ground. Groom brick house
with full basement. years old; small
frame garage 1ox2o; coal shed. sx40,
chicken house we'll lighted; large grape
arbor; Young orchard beginning TO bear.
fruit apples. cherries. peaches and
plums This place was built for my
home: no commission: sold By owner;
clear Of all debts: reasonable terms.
Apply z. Wilson. HoPp Road. Hessville.
Ind s-25-1
FOR SALE@7-room bungalow with 2
sun parlors. hardwood trim. double
garage Inquire 3s1s Fir st, Indiana
Harbor phone 311M- s-2b-5
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WANTED-Boy for office. must be ov-
er IS. high school graduate preferred.
Apply in own handwriting. Address
A-251 Times. Hammond. 1888
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wANTED@Experienc tank testers.
Standard Steel Car Co, Hammond.
S-26-1
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORT TRYING

u a Competent tioDl4s $40 j
that the defendant thereto to-wit. Ange-
lima Cesare. is not resident Of the
State of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency Of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial at
the next term OF said Court and that
unless she appear and answer or demur
therein. at the calling Of said cause.
on the 18th day Of October. a. D. 1920.
the same being the 18th day of the next
term OF said Court 10 be begun and
held in the Court House at Gary. Ia
said County and State. on the End Mon
day OF September. A D.. 1920. said
action Will be heard and determined in
her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal Of said
Court, at Gary. this 9Th day Of August.
A. d. 1920
(SeaD HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. s C..
BY W. A CALDER. Deputy CLERK.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL,
TRUSTEES. EAST CHICAGO. IN
DIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of School Trustees Of the school City
Of East Chicago. Indiana. VIII offer for
sale at public auction at its Offices at
East Chicago. Indiana. on the 8th day
OF September. 1920. at 500 O'Clock. T..
NJ. Of said day. the following described
property held for school purposes. to-
wiz
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| FOR SALOONS 5-pass. touring car,
good running order $175 II taken at
once. East Hammond Garage, Ham
mond 1900
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WANTED - Cook. good wages. Apply
Hammond Country club, Hammond
s-24-7
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Neutrality-suspicious. Franx S. Eetz
Co. Hammond s-26-2
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wATTEp@Exper1en oed Ford xuechar1 CO
good wages steady work e. " Bun
nell Motor Co., Hammond 9-26tf
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JVANTED-Young man
pearance for work in
must have reference. c
1853 State St, Hammond
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| FOR SALE+Buick touring car 5-rass
642 Clark St. cor. Indiana blvd. Whit
ing. S-25-5
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For Sale Automobiles

WANTED TO REPAIR-Eisctric mo-
tors. Motors bought sold and ex-
changed. 142 Sibley 81. Phone Ham.
mond 3476. 6-1l-tf
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or near ap-
tswelry store:
Arkin e. Son.
s-26-5
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FRANK J. WACHEWICZ

"Homs OF the Best Rcme Bargains"
COR. OAKLEY AND PLUMBER AVE-,
Open Evenings.
PKoEE 1617 HAMMOND, IND.
S-24 and s-26
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Experienced Millinery
Makers and Apprentices

Wanted for steady work with good
paw: excellent conditions. Ward &
Lewis. 1s4 E. State st, Hammond
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wANTED-A good girl for general
housework. % Mason st, Hammond:
good wages. 1858
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Wanted-Female Help.

WANTED-Experien white girl for
general Homework; no washing; small
family and best wages. sl4 Jefferson
St, Gary. 8-23-tf
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! WANTED FOR SALE-Fords. Bucks
and Dodges on consignment; will
Auto Repair. 1876 Sibiey St. Hammond
e-24-3
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FOR SALE Dodge z-ton truck. good
new: will sacrifice for almost half.
Phone 1876 Indiana Harbor. 1886
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FOR SALE@Hudson touring car cheap
for uick sale. Phone 1868 Hammond.
S-23-3
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
SONG SERVICE
WILL BE HELD
AT 0RP HEUM
MONDAY Meeting Friday viii
Take Place of Proposed
Celebration at the
Auditorium.

A city-wide gathering for the cele'
bration of National Song week with
community, choral, solo and instru,
mental music, originally intended tor
Friday night at the Auditorium, will
be held at the Orpheum Friday from
11:50 a. m., to 1880 p. m.
Advance preparation for the au'
tomobile show, which opens at the
Auditorium Monday, prevents the
using of the building for large as
sembly, Burton H. Twichell, chair.
man of the committee, was informed
yesterday.
The program for the MONDAY
meeting will comprise orchestral
numbers, instrumental and vocal
solos, quartet numbers, and pieces
by singing societies, as we'll as com
munity singing. Efforts will be made
to include as many of these features
as possible in the program for tho
noon meeting.
Battle Hymn Sung.
Community singing under the di'
rection of leaders provided by the
committee in charge, was held at
all community centers that met last
night. Particular attention was
given to musical numbers in arrang'
ing programs, and at virtually al
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic
Mayor Smiths selection, designated
as the song of the day, was sung.
Mr.. Twichell led the community
singing at the meeting of the Cliftor
Hill community center at the au.
ditorium of the School for the Deaf
Forty-hfth street and Bedford ave.
nue.. Miss Frieda Phillips sang ant
instrumental numbers were played
by Mrs. Tobert Eby, Miss Wilma
Milots and Miss Eva Bobbitt. A
dancing number by pupils of Miss
Adelaide Fogg was also on the pro.
gram. R. A. Kirkpatrick spoke and
motion pictures were shown.
Solos at Mason School.
At the Mason community center
meeting in Mason school solos were
sung by John Gum, James A. Gum
and S. Leonard Rogers. A violin
number was played by Miss Edith
Olson, accompanied by Miss Gwen
do1yn Green. Miss lola Chasson
sang and danced, and fancy dances
were given by Miss Lola Moulton
and Miss Eloise Segi.
At the citizenship class at the pub
lie library added impetus to the de-
sire of those attending to complete
their qualifications was given by the
singing of patriotic songs under the
guidance of leaders furnished by
Mrs. D. w. Welpton. Community
singing will be repeated at the meet
ing of the class tomorrow night.
The national anthem, "The Star
Spangled Banner" has been named
the song to be honored particularly
today, The singing of the anthem
will be featured at all song celebra-
tions. in schools, theaters and stores
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
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MAKE
THREE ARRESTSN
EXPRESS ROBBERY
Raid on Clairmont Inn Nets
Additional Suspects and
Much Loot.

Three more arrests in connection
with the looting of thousands of dol
lars worth of express shipments
sent by the American Express COM
pany through Omaha railroad termi-
nails during the last six months, were
made Monday afternoon when De-
tectives Dillingham; and Shields of
the express company raided room
No. 20 in the Clairmont Inn, Seven
teenth and Jackson streets.
Women's clothing valued at $500,
detectives say, was recovered with
the arrest of the three men. At
Central police station they gave their
names as Harry Sherwood, alias
Cherritt; John Foley, alias Charles
Clark, and Harry Danielson, 1880
North Seventeenth street,
Seven others, former employees of
the express company, were arrested
last week and are waiting hearings
before United States Commissioner
Neely on charges of grand larceny
in connection with the alleged thefts
of express shipments.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Sa1nardick Charges
Placed On File at
Request Of Ringer

The city council yesterday adopted
recommendations of Police Com
missioner Ringer, placing on tile
charges made against Detective
Robert P. Samardick by Chief OF
Police Eberstein, nearly two
months ago, in connection with the
officers visit to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Fox and their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Green.
Mr.. Ringer explained that he be-
lieved a 15-day suspension, which
was imposed, met the needs of the
case.
The charges stated that Samar
dick had been guilty of coarse, vio-
lent and immodest behavior, which
require that he appear before the
city council"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Ask 1 Postmaster to
Locate Omaha Family
OF George Dolton

Postmaster Charles Z. Tanning
has received letter from a Bing-
hamton, N. Y, woman, asking him
to locate relatives of George Dolton,
II years old, held in the Bingham
ton Jail as navy deserter. The boy
gave Omaha as his home, but re-
fused to write relatives here.
Sympathies of the Binghampton
woman were aroused by a newspa-
per story that young Dolton had
been living in Jail since February 2,
on a diet of one sandwich and one
cup of coffee three times day. He
is said to have admitted to authori-
was afraid to return after being
absent without leave.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Divorce
Courts

Hency Crawshaw left his wife,
Hattie, on February 10, telling her
he didn't want to see her again
she alleges in suit for a divorce
filed in district court Tuesday.
Nora T;ndell charges her husband
William, with nonsupport in a di-
vorce petition filed in district court
Bessie Pohler asked the district
court, Tuesday, to give her a di-
vorce from Geo-se Pohler on
grounds of extreme cruelty.
Samuel Phillips alleges in a Pc
tition for divorce filed today in dis
trict court that the conduct of his
wife, Jessie, in Beatrice, Neb., was
such as to make the neighbors gos-
sip. They were married in 1914.
Leopoldina Dorak was granted a
divorce from Josef Dorak on
grounds of extreme cruelty and
restored to her maiden name, Ho-
dek, by Judge Wakeley in divorce
court today.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Army Officers Resigning
To Seek Better Paid Work

A War department announcement,
received here yesterday by Maj. w.
A. Cavenaugh, of the Omahalrecruit-
ing station states 2,302 designations
of regular army officers have been
accepted since November, 1918. This
number, the statement points out,
is 51.1 per cent of the total num-
Der of designations accepted in the
--tire period from 1850 to 1921
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
CARDINAL GIBBONS
MAKES A PLEA FOR
ARMENIAN DRIVE
Message Received From Not
able Men as Fund Campaign
Begins in Omaha.

As the Armenian drive starts,
many messages are being received.
James Cardinal Gibbons advises
information coming from the Near
East cannot be doubted, and says:
II hope we shall unite in this
emergency, and be able to collect
sufficient funds to enable these peo-
pie to live and work until next sum-
mer brings them permanent relief
and subsistence. l call upon all to
respond generously to the appeal
now being made, and trust that the
committee will he gratihed with the
results
Rabbi Stephen Wise says: "The
Armenians must be kept alive.
Don't get tired. We have done so
much, let us do just little more"
Herbert Hoover writes: 81 should
like to add anything I can to the
necessity for public support of the
people; in Armenia"
Henry Morgenthau says: I'VE
cannot refuse. Next to their faith
in God is their trust in the disin-
terested generosity and goodwill of
tta ,peric,f peoo1e"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25

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"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
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Tastes nice. Contains no quinine.
Insist on Pape's!