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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
FAIL TO FIND WHITE TERROR
British Laborites investigating Con
dtions In Hungary

Budapest. May 26.--(By a. ~
The delegation sent by the British
Labor party to investigate charges that
Hungarian workmen were being perse-
cutcd, announced they had foupd re-
ports that the government had been pro
noting wholesale killings were untrue.
They could not find that anybody had
been killed, members of the delega-
tion said.
The British labor men are now in
burg elements. They are refusing to
visit the iuterment camps. in order to
emphasize their solidarity with the
Italian labor deputies here. whose in.
vestigationS were stopped by the gov
ernment on the ground that they were
fraternizing with interned communists,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
Historic Garden Is Discussed

HaddOnFeId, =. J., May 2G.-TNe
old John GIL! garden here, which has
not been plowod up for nearly 200
years. according to historians, was the
subject Of discussion and papers at
meeting Of the HaddoufcId Historical
Society last night in the Indian King
Building, with Ephraim r, Gill pre-
,iding, The subject Of the meeting was
"Historir Gardens Of Haddonfeld, and
in paper on this subject Mrs. Sam
urI y, Rhoads gave II history of the
Gill gardens. MIR, Rhoads read his wifc's
paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
SEEK RICH MEMS LIQUOR
Chicago Dry Enforeers Plan to
Break Up "MIIlion Dollar Ring"

Chicago, May 26,-( BY 4. P.)-
homes, apartment houses and hotels
have been asked for, Major A. V. Dal-
rynrlc. chief of the Chicago district
prohibition enforcement office. an
nouncpd today. Sufficient evidence and
confessions to warrant seizures Of stock
Of liquor have been obtained from driv-
crs working for the alleged million
dollar whisky ring" he said.
The raid on the home of Charles p.
Smith. president OF an automobile ac.
cessory company. was but the first of
such visits planned, Major Dalrymple
said. Ten cases of whisky were removed
from Mr.. Smiths apartment. federal
officers said, that amount Of the stock
found being all that could be identified
as bottled in 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
CIVIL WAR GRIPS ALBANIA
Call for National Army Said to Be
Unanswered

London. May 26.-CBy 4. PD-Mcs-
sages from Durazzo picture Albania as
in the throeS of civil war, the ultimate
consequences of which it is Impossible
10 forecast. The provisional government
seems incapable Of dominating the stu
alton and it's call to the coIorS for
national army remains Unanswered
The Greeks, who formerly were
decided to delay the occupation. fearing
attacks by bandits. The civilian popu.
lation is petitioning the Italian COM
mands not to withdraw their garrisous
from the interor.
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Scholarships Awarded Veterans

Woodbury., \. j., May 26.-ThC edN
cational committee Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
has awarded the following scholar
ships TO former service men: Amos W
Simpson, National Park, direct current
dynamo electric machinery; John ].
Hillman. National Park. steam en-
gineering course; Charles V. Devon
shire, Pitman, accounting; Wilbert c.
Ferrell. Pitman, G. c. =. course; Elmer
Smith. Woodbury., same course; A. W,
Kaufman, &'idgeton, banking and
finance; II. A. Ricck. Vincland, cleo
trical.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
BREWERY WORKERS STRIKE
New Jersey Employees Stirred BY
Wage Increase Rejection

Newark. y. j., May 26.-,By A,
l.. i.l-ApprOXimatcly 1000 brewery
workers in this city. Jersey city. Pat
erson. Elizabeth and Harrison. includ
ing brewers. bottlrrS. engineers. ma
ChinistS and tirem"n. went on strike 10 =
day because the New Jersey Brewers
Association had rejected their demands
for wage increases ranging from Sc to
SO.
Members of the association declare II
is impossible to grant the increase un-
der present conditions One brewer here
said. "SinCe prohibition there are No
profits.
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FETE COUPLE WED So YEARS
Family Reunion Held to Honor Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Yerkes

Mr.. aud Mrs johnson \. Ycrkcs. /of
Gloucester City, last night at their
home, So Monmouth street, celebrated
the. fifty tEird anniversary of their
wedding with Il family reunion. There
wrr" fully rwoScorr of relatives pres
ent. including four daughters and two
sons. There was family supper. at
which Mr.. l"rkcs related many Of his
experiences during the Civil War, when
he was war correspondent. The
r"upi" ar" still active. Mr.. Yerkes
Is chaplain Of Cloud Lodge No. 1O1,
r. aud \. NJ. of Gloucester, and holds
a prominent position with the New
York SljpbuiIding Corporation.
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Held on Charge of Stealing Eaos

William Wiley, twenty three years
old, Of Twenty first street and In
diana avenue, and Lawrence Mead.
tW'nty four years. of Twentieth street
and Indiana avenue. we're both held un
der $500 bail for further hearing.
charged with stealing nine crates Of eggs
from the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway freight station at Twentieth
street and Indiana avenue, on Nav u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
MARYLAND HUNTS GROVER
6eredol Is Believed to Have Spe,
Through Belair In Car

Baltimore. May 2G.-Search in Mary.
land for Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll was
given fresh impetus when it was re-
ported that the much wanted man had
been seen near Belair.
According to information reaching
here. Bergdoll. or a man closely answer
ing his description. was in Hartford
county yesterday and passed through
Bclair. The man was using a high
powered automobile, but whether it was
the one in which Bcrgdoll made his
escape from his mothers home could
not be told.
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Deaths of a Day
FIELD MARSHAL B0ROEWC
Commander OF Austrians on Italian
Front Dies Of ApopIesy

Vienna. May 26.-By A. PD-Field
Marshal Szetozar Boroevic. commander
of Austrian forces on the Italian front
from late in 1918 until October, 1918,
has died Of npoplexy.
Field Marshal Boroevic at the be-
ginning of the war between Italy and
the central empires was sent to the
Italian front. where he was in command
of portion Of the army. Later he be-
came commander in chief of all the
Austrian forces fighting against Italy.
He became field marshal late in 1917,
following the Italian disaster at Ca
poretto. He was one of the generals
whose extradition on charges OF viola
tion Of the laws Of war was dema nded
by the Allies last February.k
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SILK INDUSTRY SLOWING UP
Retailers Buy Heavily at Reduced
prices--Many Orders Cancelled

New York. May 26.--(By A. PD-
Bankers and commission agents in the
Wholesale dry goods district today CON
frmcd reports of further reductions of
operations in the textile industry, the
silk trade again being most affected
Cancellations of orders continue in
heavy volume. despite efforts of con
verters and iobbers to allay apprehen
sions. Loans to manufacturers here
and in New England show steady con-
traction.
There has been heavy buying Of do
nestle silks at greatly reduced prices
by retailers, who feature these wears
in their price cutting sales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
VIII Admitted to Probate

One will was admitted to probate TO-
day and three inventories were filed at
City Hall. The will was that Of Arthur
Hemming, 300 Regent street, who left
$1,000 to relatives. The inventories
we're: Rebecca W. Myers, S21 .5S0. .G7 {;
Washington Hcrsh. S6,100.97 Mabel
+. Vallum. S6,0TS.9 90.
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To Present "AanseI and ereter"

The Philadelphia Mothers Club vii
present "iIaus"I aud GrctoI," " the ever
popular fairy story. as their annual play
this afternoon in the residence Of Mrs
John Il. Minehart, 1921 Germautow Il
avenue. The old favoritr will be pre-
sentcd in all its original qunntness.
with the witCh's house made Of candy
and lollypops, and other unusual doc q.
oratious, Children will also take part
in the program. Club members aud
their children will, be the guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
SIGN TREATY ON SALMON
Agreement on "Sook.Eye" Entered
Into by Canada and United States

Washington. May ga treaty be-
tween the United States and Canada
covering the sock eye" salmon fish
cries was signed yesterday by Bainbridge
Colby, secretary of state, for the United
States. Sir Auckland Geddes for Great
Britain and Sir Douglas Haven for
Canada.
The treaty provides for the protection,
preservation and propagation of the
sock eye" specie of salmon and for the
fisheries in water contiguous TO the
United States and Canada and in the
Fraser river system.
Sir Douglas Haven is a justice of the
Suprcme Court Of New Brunswick.
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Alleged Stacker Arrested

Reading. May 26,-Joscph Kolasinski
was taken into custody at his home here
today by a federal agent, charged with
"vading the draft after having been sum
mOncd to service. II is alleged that he
left the city at the time and only re-
Gently returned. He was committed to
i8il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
Chosen to National Research Council

Washington. Nav ~, II. 4 Bum
stead professor If physics at Yale
has been elected chairman of the Na
tional Rescrch Council for the year
beginning July | Other members Of
the new directing body include &. D.
Walcott, president of theh Natoual
Academy of Sciences, first vice chair
man; Gano Dunn. New York, second
vice chairman II. A. Millikan. profcs
sor OF physics, University of Chicago.
third vice chairman; Vernon Kellogg.
professor OF biology, Stanford Uni.
versity. secretary: +. l.. Ransome.
treasurer Of the National Academy of
Sciences treuerer. v yeEi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
Kremer Gets Democratic Honor

Washington, May y. j. Bruce
Kremer. OF. Montana, vice chairman Of
the Democratic national committee, will
call the Democratic national convention
to order when it meets in San Francisco
June 2S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
FIRST PICTURES Uyo, OK 9PlEr,op TIE MEXICAN

The nisht OF carrspzs and obreEon's 9
triumphsI entry into Mexieo City ,Plctursa
SECTION i'NF x nsH ssSnSss ssEo I.soSss, Is's,
--AdV. "a, ~ 81 N t s
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DEATHS

AsT.-0n May %. 1920 Akron. ohio.
HENRY C., husband Of Helen Bonsall Ash
and son OF the late Samuel $. and Sarah
j. Ash. Services at Akron. Ohio. Fifth day
27th inst, 2p pprm m u,,.. .., 49,.
1920, NJ StoCkbTldge, Mass, EMILY =. LIP
PINCOTT. aged 20. Funeral Will he private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
NAY a,p,PaYs PAY IN EUROPEAN

First pictures OF disturba noes In London.
section OF the PUBLIC LEDGER.-AdU.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF REPORT OR ADD


TTONAL ASSES SMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY or
NEWTON. IS. II THE NEWTON
CIRCUIT COURT. TO NAY TERM.
1920
IL THE NATTER OF THE PETITION
OF T.. r. WILLIAMS, ET AL. FOR a
DRAIN CAUSE No :.
AND THE PETITION OF JOSIAH r.
DEARDURFF. DRAINAGE COMMIS-
SIONER. FOR An ADDITIONAL As
SEsSMENT THEREIN.
To William A Anderson. John Ander-
son; Nancy a. Auit. William Auit.
James II Ault Max j Ahlgtim' Nettic
J.. BRYANT. Samuel r. BRYANT; Merritt
Connor RrNant: Eva +. Bryant ora Y.
Bryant; Bryant & Dowd. William r.
Brown. John Brown. Neil Brown. Will
liam Brown. Mary E Brown (Fieheid) J;
Mabel Brown stanley; John Holton
Brown Mary Alice Brown: Frank q
Brown: N j. Brown: James Black:
Thomas Black. John Black: Katy Bow
ers John Bowers Valentine Bowers;
Charles Buckley. Patrick Buckley; Rob
ert Burgess; Charles Fl Burgess; Wi
liam Brown; Mary T. Brown (Fiheld) :
j. VIII Belshaw. Joseph Barzinski. Ed
ward Bruckman. George r Bailey.
Lewis r. Barnes; William ! Boldt Will
liam Buchanan: F r Brownelli Edwin
I'll Prownel. Gwyneth NJ. Brownell;
Carrie A. Bruce. BERTHE 9 Bruce Leroy
Berdine. Villa Bcrdine: Henry Francis
Chambers L0ttie A. Chambers. Hugh
rs Clark. John L. Caster. George q
Cunnin cnam Samuel c. Coulter. Patrick
Y. Cariin: Anna ca ~ew: Charles W. Cass,
Thomas J Carew. Christina Caster;
Gwyne,h Maud Castle. William Colweii.
George w Cass. Angelina Coplln: BEN
iamin Coplin. Nelson Coplin. La Fayetce
Coplin. Chicago Indianap polls and Louis
vile Railroad Company; Chicago. Indi-
ana and Southern Railroad Company.
Connor Dowd Lyman G. Dunn WILLIAM
e. Dunn: Grace Brown Davis: Jennie
Dickinson. Davis <. Driscon; Della NJ.
Duckworth. Anna der. William y.
DiIly: oscar Dinwiddic; Edwin w DIN
widdie. Thomas J Oily. Henry &. De
Kock Stalev Donpaha JAY Doak John
NJ. DilIv: David r billy: Jerome Dinvid-
die. CONRAD Ebert Adam Ebert. H.
George Ebert Henry Ebert John G En-
dress: julius Eich William l.. Evans :;
Mary <. Foster 6estate): Arthur II. Ear
lev: David A. Fisher. kenneth ". Fish
er. Finfred f. Fisher. Thomas Fisher.
Frank J. Fuller: Harriet l. Foster:
Arthur l.. Foster: Jacob +. Forbcrser;
First Mortga &c Loan Company, David 5.
Fuller. Joseph A. Fuller: Otto G. Fifeld:
Bernice Brown Geisel; Thomas Grant.
James Grant. Charles f. Griesel Anna
Griesel. Joseph A. Guertin; Benjamin Gift
ford: Richard Grevenstuk; Simon Groet;
Charles Cruel. Richard n. Hopkins; VIII
liam T.. Handey; Kate Handley Albert
s Huh: Bertram X. HOLSTER. Laura
Cora Hertz: Gertrude Harker: Ben r.
Hertz. Perry Haskell; Franklin HASKELL:
Paul Haskell. George J. Hoevet; Henry
=. Hasse; Fred Hasse: Andrew Johnson
HoIton: Rosa c. Holton; Willard l.
Hertz: Paul Hathaway; Arabella F. Hay
ward: Indiana Truck Farm Company;
william Jurs: William G. Jeffries; Estel-
Ia NJ Johnson; Bessie Brown Krost;
Charles T. Kimmet. Joseph Kelemba;
Sofa KeIemba: John George Krapf:
Loren J Kelly: Ethel Kelly; George W
Ii wrence; Trefha Lahore: Lake seri-
cultural Company; Jacob I~oesch: Iesse
Litrle; James Little; Mary 6. Little
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" anted 10 buy.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Dry goods and gents fur
nishinss business; fine building. low
rent not a large stock. Don't answer
unless YOU viii lease the building Nd
dress X. Times. Hammond f-15-6t
FOR SAI4E-A delicatessen store: good
location Inquire Hammond 3560.
s-la-2t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING"

street. Section "B." from kenwood ave
nue. 10 the alley north Of Standard ave
nue.. IN the city Of Hammond Indiana
by constructing therein. between said
terminal points. "a eighteen inch double
strength vitrincd socket pipe sewer WIN
manholes So lineal feet Of inch Wit
r1hed socket pine and linoal feet Of
- inch double strength vitrihe5 socket
pipe, IS six inch house drains. so feet
long. eaten basins. 30 lineal feet Of
inch sitrifed socket pipe, as authorized
by Improvement Resolution No. GOO
adopted hy said Board on the 9Th DAY
OF April 1920
an work done in the making of said
above described public Improvement
shall be in accordance with the terms
and conditions Of the Improvement Res
oluion No 100. adopted ~ ne Board
oG Public Works on tho above named
date. and the detailed drawings. plans
proliles and specifications which are now
on file and may Sc seen in lie Office n
said Board If Public Works Of ne CITY
Of Hammond. Indiana The Board u
Public Works has fixed The 23rd dav or
April 1920 al two O'Clock II n ~
date for The hearing Of au persons in
terested or whose properly Is affect ed
by said Improvement and viii decide
whether INC benefits that VIII accrue 10
the pripcrty admitting ana adjacent -
The proposed Improvement and n said
CITY viii be equal to 81 exceed ire esti-
mas Cd cost 81 the proposed fuprosefnen,
as estimated by the City Civfl Engineer
Al j SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
+ q. DIETRICH
Board Of Public Works
WILLIAM q ROSE.
City clerk 4-Ie-f9
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS.
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF JOHN MACILAJ COR MACHRAJ)
DECEASED No 22f5
Notice is hereby given that the under
ened has been appointed Administra,-
riN of said Estate. ny the Judge Of the
Lake Superior Court
said Estate is supposed 70 he solvent
MARIA CELOTKA.
Administrators
Dated April 9th. 1920. 4-12-Ia-46
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19
WACHEWICZ SPECIAL
Home Bargainsl

6-room modern likc-new frame bun
galow Located on tic South Side. CON
yenient 20 car and Industrial high
school. This is one Of tho hest CON
structed and most beautifully finished
homes on the South Side. Solid oak trim
throughout the II us e., colonnades
French doors. laundry tubs, Holland
furnace. built-in kitchen cabinet and
linen closet. All large rooms and me
decorations and fixtures Attached
garage. can be heated from basement
All assessments paid in fun and Now
VACANT. READY FOR IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. only S25o0 cash, bal
ence mort gage. and its a bargain loo.
Don't fail to call for appointment At
once, as this viii NOT last.
groom and aicOve semi bungalow. on
Drackert ST. This is massive resi-
dcnce with large living room across
front OF house. Oak trim. open starr
way. good basement and furnace.
screens. shades. etc Right near Calu-
mot ave and Industrial high school
This home WILL BE VACATED IN
JUST A FEW DAYS. VIII arrange for
rcdecoratiug. Here's home that YOU
could not build today for $500 with
lot and ELL and immediate possess ION
a. only $3.50. Reasonable terms But
ect quick
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Dated April 9th 1920
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Real Estate Bargains
WISCONSIN
FARM LANDS

LANDOLOGY. magazine giving the
facts regard 10 the land situation
Three months subscription FREE. II
for a home or an investment YOU ars
thinking or buying good tarra lands,
simply write Ne a letter and say, NAL
me LANDOLOGY and all particulars
FREE. Address Editor. Landology.
Skidmore Land Co. 405 Skicmore bldg.
Marinette. Wis 1T 80
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WANTED - Competent stenographer.
Steady position. Grasseln Chemical
Co E. Chicz go 4-19-tf
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! Ellen Little James II Little. Mrs
James n Little; Marvin Thomas Latta.
Cora r Latta; l. c. Little: Peter J.
Larson; Charles +. Lampman. Thomas
Lee; Herman +. Mussman Alveretta &.
McNay Ira 6. Mansfield Charles Fl. Nc
Carly Anda II Maxwell. cotfried
Mayer Charles A McGiH: Peter Nomen-
son; Anthony Nomenson. Thomas Meth
cry: William Nethery. walter s. Nichols:
Wheeler J. Nichols; Horatio G Nichols.
Huron .. Nichols. Fred IT, Netherv.
Mary Nethery: William Niles: I.ucius j.
otis. Margaretta F. OTIS. Nelson Osbv.
Frank r. Patchett: James Press; Ursula
Pulver; Thomas Pearcc Seth Pearce. Su-
sannah Pearcc. Mary j Pearee. Joan
Pearce: William j. Parish. August Pstz.
Jr.s Walter A. Fighter. Mary F. Reed.
Mary L. Reike. Arthur H Relke. Arthur r.
Reike; Herbert +. ReIkc. A r Reid Henry
r. Ruge: Redheld Realty Corporation.
Frank Richards; Eliza NJ. sharp, Frank N
Sharp; Marcella Smith. Amy r. Smith.
John l.. Shahan: John c. Singleton Trus-
tee: Carrie NJ Schultz; George W Schrad-
er; Frederick J. Schneider; Jesse Stowell;
George W Stowell; Charlie Stowell. Sol
ONION Spry: MIRA A. Sprv; Grace Otis
Sage; e. p. Sherman; George Schmur-
lcin: John Schneider. Peter Stanley.
David Strand, Msdgie r SHARP Bernie
". sherman; William NJ Sheets: Anna
NJ Sheets; William Schilling. Richard
SAVIOR: 0 " Service. Tr. H. a. Service:
Edward 9 Scheidt; Mary X shelby:
Marceilus Smith: John T. Sparkling. Wal
ter 2. Stevens: Henry r. TYLER. Laura
NJ Taylor Honora Tully. Hugh George
Tyler; Joshua Tyler; Cassius Tate Palm
er c. Temple; Lawrence Traeesr: Anton
II Taper Orcn Thomas Edgar Van
yleet: Elmer vinnedge Julia r WATSON.
Emma s WATSON: Michael y Wolfe
william NJ White. Ada l.. Wilson. Rob
ert J. Wilson The civil Township or
West Creek The Civil Township Of
Cedar Crock: The civil Township Of
Eagle Creek Edward Yates.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the drainage commissioners
70 whom was referred the petition and
'he report Of the drainage COMM Ssioners
heretofore filed ia the above entitled
cause together with The petition of
Josiah r Doardurf. drainage commits
/ sioner in charge Of construction. for re-
view Of the lands and eascmt Ets which
Viii be affected b. tho proposed drainage.
and a report of additional dement's 10 said
lands and easements on account of said
drainage II any there be- have hied in
The Newton Circuit Court thcir report
of additional and further dement's which
are nv them assessed against the lands
which viii he affected ny said drainage
You arc further notified that Your lands
/ are described in said report and arc as
sessed with additional benefits which
viii accrue 10 said lands nv the construe-
i ton of the drain heretofore established
and that the Newton Circuit Court has
Fixed upon Monday. the 3lsr dav sc May
1920. as the day upon which said report
ard any remonstrauces or objections
filed thereto viii be heard
JOSIAH +. DEARDURFT
Commissioner of Cons triCtion.
Z. K WILLIAMS. EFT Al
Petitioners.
| Aitest:
CHARLES f. HosIER CseaD
! clerk Of Newton CIRCUIT Court
| ABRAHAM HALLECK
Rensselaer,. Indiana.
Attorney for Petitioner. 4-19--5
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For Sale-Automobiles
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
Sl8 Fayette ST., Hammond.
phones 1856, 124O-R. 81
roR SALE.

Buick. 4-cyL. 5pass.. all new tires.
runs perfect.
velie. 5-pass.. 1917. s-cvI: Red Seal
Continental motor. one extra tire. new
ton and reprinted
OVERLAND 1918 model 20. ; pass.: re-
psiuted. overhauled. perfect condition.
bort. 5-pass.. 4-cNl; new motor.
Ford sedan. 1917; new tires on rear.
one extra. new tenders
Ford 1915 coupe. demountahle rims.
one extra new tire. reprinted and many
other extras
Ford touring 5-pass.. 1919. in perfect
condition
Ford roadster. 1917
Ford worm-drive ton truck 19tS.
oNerhaulcd ard in first class running
condition. cab and express body
Ford ton truck: pneumatic tires. cN-
press body. extension top. Al condition.
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT A TOP co.
AGO Holman St, Hammond.
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NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with a minimum
charge of 80 cents. Hammond,
Ird., March 81 o
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLlt'
WORKS. IS. HAMMOND. INDIANA
APRIL 9Th 1920.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given bv the Board
of Public Works Of the CITY ~ Ham
n,ond Indiana that il is desired and
deemed necessary TO improve Jackson
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS. IS HAMMOND. INDIANA.
April. 9th. 1920
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Simply made. vet as dainty and triiIy
as can be - this blouse of diuitv No
seo2 The hack shoulder edges extend
nver the slightly gathered fronts in
allow woke effect
The ladies' waist No asna e crt 81 sizs=
to - irches bust r7easur Size 7s
-eOuires ~ wards 2s-i1ch material. =
wa-s 2ei~~h ro~fra sting and -. va Z
r-.fs's-g P-fce = cents
irriteS arace 0~ev~-'= etor-4rc -
80. efvles h@~e Va ~ill send vo,l nr-
- ~ 70 fashfr~ ~ ~a7iue ~a~4- ~ ~ - . =
40 ~ood new stvlsS Hints On S-asa
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