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;Csatl.sSA.
! 81 sss-wEzATzMoaxo AE YOU5AsKr OWN
f&%k.1. 0aSSes; sse' sess; siosk ears; sne fare.
$500 13eh e.. nj. RAi.ier. ma. 4s
Iron .opL0RzD-4A eROoM rKAalB sBUILD.
~; cssttaass eenaiess: FER ssAie at 'sfieisAl
est: .fhs1s Lincoln .4ee4. -
IN oBowfNa BustNxss sEcTYoN OF 14sh
1sss a
70 Inspect - farmer Information. -
|'TuR sALgABEAUrfrUL HoaE ON isr ST.
crete ss,ssr: esi,e.,1 isss ssS s,ss r;. sss
4ssi. Z s 2rlis sass 81 s.. s' se".
FOR SALE
In St. Aloysius Parish,
sr.:s s:sss; 1872, ~ fss.s ard 18th; 10000
J. LEO KOLB,
98 New Yetk ave. NV.
THIS BIG BARGAIN
9th AND M NV.
With a Brick Garage.
ONLY $500.
alley II ,sssr; aast Be 'ssse witSn 70 days.
C. F. WARING,
a2s Bssd ,sadg.. l4th .a.d n. 7. ave.
Phone Franklin 6571.
AT "A lsAcRrFIcE-owNER 'LzAvING CITY
will sell beautiful semi-detached corner
home in PetWsfth; 2Astsry Brick; 8 very large
roo11s: large tiled bath; fnciosed aAd screened
saespaag pefeh; colonial frsnt porch; het-water
heat: hard~ssd nnish; eas end .eiectrteity
laundry tubs; front. side sand rear irwns fruit,
shfuboery ard flowers; very high elevation
house IN perfect csaditien: Immediate pssses-
sion. Price enfy s&8,13o. 80.
yHIGBiE RICHARDSON.
lkO4 H ct .uSw i
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- AAH6kNEY g ,SyIlJ:AS-
1se7 .ys ~; Z, n 81. ". "a. EaS 7x,
ExCgPr1OdNAi1H I'M Mto1fH IN Mt.
- -; -isees!s mt; ssss ii. sts: sssS
a. w s';; S SsS;ss.as. +. = , ~ !" ''s
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
TwbfEmtfy Sysrfmsnt;a re4ned SECTION IL
s r. esSdisssa; VI Mt 81 10 ger ssssh 8
E.. a =. yss r. ehshee for home d fnsesst
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
s-r6sgn INA tath semi detsched bone; hot
sereessd. ma fhsjed: seoiSaisa frostl rereh
s sssss sysss 1,ss'ssss 'a srses
'EtoLoRED BUYERS.
49,. ATTENTION.,
$3.50 W., ~ sselssyys wssS.aftsS lcsrssss
;s 10 ss ss a. sg, BE s''s -.
E. Fl. Ta1eart, e7's ~. d
x. ssss $50 ss s.s xs sse s.st CIV. .o,,
E4I8xG19vE PK0P9srTfoN ron PEHs0Ns
fafhg = stop psyag rent ma ~ their
1@mes Or Wgu0 ~ fnslIr V1c&nt lots ut lowest
lrtereek pa 1one-ttnne hAna. Address Bs1 $50,
:. =. MT. PLEASANT'..1, !. :,
Modern six-roora house, locat-
"a On wide avenue; iinFnediate
possession.
ID. J. DUNCAN. -, =
| Bzr New York Aye NV. -, :.
MAIN 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-04

FOR COIORED-AT GLENDALE. d, c.
New bungalow; FIVE rooms: cellar md two
large lots: immeafafe posSessien: $50 cash
required.
Have YOU seen Glendale. D. G., since our
marry new houses have been conspfeted and
occupied Let us show you how $40 per
month will make you your own lA1diord. We
have several nice lots. $3.50 each Buy now
snd build next spring.
To inspect property take II street car
marked .'District Line to 18Th street north
east. walk sonth into GkD6sle. d.. o. Rep
fesentativc on property every day till dark.
IRWIN e SHANK.
Main, 3s8s f4fe ST. nv.
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Eleventh Street,
Columbia Heights.

hath; hot Nater heat: electric light.
Price, only ..........%,5 SEQ
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.TAR1N.
|

l15.AcRE TRACT FRONTING OK RAIL
rae and county rUad; close TO District line:
cear: worth and asking much more. consider
an offer Of sI0o per acre: terms.
N. L. 'RYON CO, INC.
fnccessors TO New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ 1897 Ix,3 ~ m ~
500 ACRES ON STEAM ROAD RETWEEN
haito. and Wash. about 400 open land.
nasaHce In valuahi- timber hne l,-room dwell
INK large barns and outbldgs. Especially de-
sifHble as q tobacco farm. Price, s50 per acre.
CdAS. III. DOING. Exclusive Agent.
Pope bldg. SIT 1fth ~. NV.
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Church Street Near Eighteenth.
lleas: SewM rssrA nssosbsat: sassss; In:
Price .......... $1,000
Illinois Averue, Petworth.
sx r,os.s. Two p.shs; electro usnt: bst.
ester heat; hrke 1st. This can be purchased
for veS1 lfttle eaSA.
Price :a.:...... $3.50
Sixth Street Near o Street NV.
EIeven rooms. one sam: latrobe heat; gas
light: tmnaediate possession.
Price ..... ............ ,SUU
Eleventh Street,
Columbia Heights.
Attractive small home Of xix rooms and
1ath; hot water heat: electric light.
Price, only ..............T,5 SEQ
John w. Thompson & Company
--1ncorporated-
821 18th Street. Main 1477.
ron sALE-oN y q. NEAR NORTH GAP
ftoI: colonial house, six ROOMS. 18th. fdfssee;
fhis b the TeSt bargain ~ have 63efed in two
yesrs. Price. S6sSo: terns cash: ianedisse
H. r. H0wENsTEIN Co.
1914 Z st. nv n. tn snd = sts. ne.
LEAVING. WASHINGTON.
MUST SELL. POSSESSION gEPTH5fBER =.
Less Than 5000.
DeiiEhtfsl end Hest eoayenisst nsrth*est
S ssrs e. e ses ss matt ia sees
than S61ne rev houses. 6osae cash ara VIII
CALL WEST 1884,
between ma 10 .. m. for sppofntment. Sc
FOR sALE-TO COLORED-Tw0-FAAIL
aats. Hanover YfAce NV; four fcons zach,
Tile bath and kffhen: iron bsek porch: frcnt
D.atia s,, r TPTE e so 's t s's e. sx
| 18th AND QUINCY sTs.
Seven fne rooms, tAodern and up-to-dafe;
garage: owner occupant VIII give Immediate
possession; terms II desired. Addfess Boz
50-E. star once -.
400 ST NW.-12 kUONS, bATHS; NOD
en-: hot winter heat; suited fsiAilies Or room
reatinx: very cheap and easy terms. ". r.
Il6MEDIATE POSSESSION.
Al IDEAL home. seni 2. and b. On
tNe Aosss; large attic; veSy light cellar:
eleetfSe Hight; h0t-wpter hest; ffUnt and
tock poFcAes; ffoAf, side and rear yard; al
ley; every roen m outside one Hosae in
Price, $4,000, Attractive terms. No. 6t2S
I. 2e7i. w.soM. ITO Il ne.
sef7 sth N.w-PETwoRTH-v 8 r.,
4 - efarfPfrffV. erPkeua. avpniuDN. YIUTpffex
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FOR COLOKED.
81 650-Five room bungalow: cellar and fwo
large lots: one car fare; $50 CASH: YM&E-
DIATE POSSESSION.
80 750-House for coiofed. on New Jersey
Isice yards, back and front: $50 CASH re-
quired. - go =
IRWIN SHAM.
Main secs. llQG S4AR.
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER i
and Builder. New Bungalow in
y Woodbridge. D. c.
q rooms; isrse porehes; hardwood neers and
tri~ light; tile bath; built-in refrigeratsr.
This is the best built house in this location
WIN sell At bargain on gced easir payment
0. r. Petersen,
e91W 26th st. ne. .
COME OUT SATURDAY. SUNDAY OR MON
DAY TO WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
Several bargains IN bunsafows and fVc-story
houses. va -
Prices from $3.50 70 So 900.
ALI. IMPROVEMENTS.
Reasonable terms.
F. A.. LINGER. 2577 II. l. ave. NE
. r.. r. HAIL. MODERN BATH. H..w H;
gas; electricity: large. beautiful home:
porehes. cellar. attic. slate roof; lot. l0x13o:
vacant: best ccDditieu. s., 80; $50 cash.
GEO. c. WALKER. Kfesee bldg. 18th and q.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
Located at R. /. and N. ayes.
NV, containing or. and b. Being
remodeled. Real bargains and
real homes. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Nam 1916. 1914 K NV.
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EY OWNER 0CCCPANT-MODERN . co.
lonia1 brick dwelling; excellent CONDITION: SIX
rooms and tiled bath. shower: concrete cellar:
laundry tub~: excellent heating plant: cabinet
nantes: screens; coal in bins at cost; 2o-ft.
front 10 wide rear alley. Garage. Price.
terms. Possession. Apply SlJ Kenyon 81 4. =. sc
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Seventeenth Street,
500 Block.
SaAn, seompsct home Of sig ro01ua md one
batA: hotIWater heat; electric ltyht; fmme-
oiate pus6esstsa.
Price ......... 50, 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-04

sRNEN-R ROOM HOUSE: AMI; on LOT 100
feet by I10 feet: price. g, 00e. or $500 II
painted within and without; terms may be ar
ranged.
fhree-room bungalow with hath: an ex-
eeptionally weIlbuilt house: lot. 100 feet by
10 feet: terms. Price. SO 600.
Building sites for sale: SIS cash, SIS per
month. These properties have sewers. cement
sidewalks. gas and electricity.
LYON FITCH. Owners.
Lyon Park Station tviHsonl Clarendon. Va.
Take Falls Church car at 18th and Pa. ave.
WOODBRIDGE D. C-TfIREE s-ROOM
bungalows: inst compieted: the best In town
right and sold right. H. A. vfBFH. owner
and builder. 27f8 Hamiin st. ME. %
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821 18th Street. Main 1477.
ron sALEL0N y ~ NEAR NORTH CAP
it0t: colonial house, six rooms. 18th. furnace;
fhis b the SeSt bargHin ~ have offered in two
yeafs. Price, $0500: TERMS cash; imnediate
II. r. HowENsrEIN CO..
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TfIOf1 EW-PKICE,, $o,JOO.
Only $50 cash. Owner-oeeu-
pant offers six-room brick heuse, !
parquet floors, front and rear
porches, furnace heat, screened,
throughout; excellent condition.
Columbia 1227-I g.
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Any Size, Anywhere.
Some Cheap-Some Good.
O. 'B. ZANTZINGER.
an3 New York ave.
Phone Main 1911.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-lIN CLIFTON TERRACE. A
four-room AMI bath unfurnished apt, on or
before Sept. In; will buy moderate amount OF
furniture to secure possession. If you wish 70
give up yoIr apartment please communicate at
once with Eox 129-A. Star office.
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BIG AUGUST
SI.OO TIRE SALE

Only a few more days in which to take ad-
vantage Of these bargain prices in high-grade
tires. They are all new tires and guaranteed.
Adjusted on q 6.O06-mfie basis. Buy one tire
at the list price and get another one. same
size and make. for 81. Prices on non-skids
L ickx,r
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COUNTRY BOARD

IDYLEWILDE-An ideal country home near
Bluemont and the mountains; has abundance
of home-rased vegetables; plenty chickens
eggs, milk ind fruit; elegant water large
lawns; restful. Edw. Finnelle, Round Hill, Va
Il. l.. d. No 9.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Monuments to Cardinal Mercier.

From the New York Herald.
While Cardinal Mercier was in this
country persons of other creeds than
his own-to whom he had given AN
old mans blessing" as he put it-on
finding out that the wish of his heart
was the rebuilding of the library of
the Louvain University. sacked and
destroyed by the common enemy. has
tened to offer their help. So the new
building will be an American monu-
ment to him as a fearless priest and
patriot But. behind his back. his
fellow citizens of Belgium proposed
that a monument should be put up to
him in Brussels in new square to
be opened in front of l'eglise du Grand
Sablon. AS there was spontaneous
response, and as the committee in
charge has already organized and Sc
lected the sculptor. Jerome Rombaux.
to make the figure. and the architect,
Francotte, it will be too late for his
eminence to do anything but submit
when he gets home and finds out
about it. All will agree that his is
one of the exceptional cases calling
for such honors in a mans lifetime.
1t is satisfactory to us that. having
praised him to his face. we are to help
in honoring him in a concrete way,
though his fame could have taken
care of itself.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

i The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID. 4. r.,
held its February meeting at the home
of the regent. Mrs. Mary st. Clair 1919
T street, with Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs.
Crane acting as hostesses. Funds were
voted to give to a school in Alabama
and $40 to one in Massa chusetts. The
guests were Mrs. c. W. Barrett. state
regent from New Hampshire, and Mrs.
/ Barrass from the Leticia Green chap
| ter, Illinois.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
7HEo1HERANCLE
Base Ball.
BY KIRK MILLER.
BY KIRK MILLER.

The official base ball schedule is
loose. which is of almost as much
interest to the lady bugs as to the
gentlemen of the species. While they
call it the base ball menu, it really
constitutes the calendar of days
friend hubbo will be home to supper
late. Or home to late supper-which-
ever way you like your meals scram-
bled. AS matter of journalistic
taste that base ball program ought
to be printed on the womans page,
so she can arrange her tangerine
teas on the afternoon Griffith is re-
ceiving at Florida avenue in honor
of the minister from Georgia, Tyrus
Raymondo Cobbinski.
When the agile Mr.. Cobb is an
nounced to pant his hobnails into
the administer upholstery of upper
7th street. together with his aidde-
camp. M'seur Jennings. the frail half
of the population knows it is free
to have an afternoon with everything
on its mind but supper. When the
sturdy half finally arrives home that
evening he will be either too full of
the excitement of winning to care
whether he has waffles and tea, or
SO stove-up with the detection of
defeat that his appetite will have
departed with the victory. Aye,
brothers, aye.
Many an early bird has been known
to get a peck on the beak for dis
turbing the winter slumbers of the
angry worm. The base ball pro-
spectus may be a little premature,
considering that the eighteenth
amendment has removed all oppo-
sition. All gapper will have to do
this summer is to toss a coin whether
he goes home or goes to the ball
game. That's easy to do with the
had the hypothesis of going to Bal
timore to deal with. II the pewter
currency landed heads-up they went
to the base ball pasture: If it hesi-
tated with tails-up they went to the
Monumental city to enjoy the beauti-
full tunnels. and If the elusive thick
nick ratified around and stood on it's
edge they went home. Even So
brothers, en- SO!
Home was the place they all aimed
their toes for after all other forms
of amusement had curled up.
Washington has been waiting
breathlessly for these polka-do
base ball dates to be decided by the
censor Nobody has known exactly
how to go about splitting the sum-
mer up. into work and play until this
firing data was available. The Ia
boring class now know what to ask
for in the way of shorter working
least that they can give. and at the
same time avoid a stampede. Sam
Gompers may be president OF the
American Federation of Labor, but
Ban johnson and Johnny Heydler nX
the working hours.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

to the District of Columbia state con-
ference and <he continental congress
in April was held. the selections be-
ing:
The regent. Mrs. II. B. Gauss; the
vice regent. Miss Gladys Sinclair:
delegate. Mrs. Charles c. Haig, and
alternates. Miss Blanche Cooksey,
Mrs. d. b. Horne. Mrs. c. z. Emig
Miss Lilly Verlinda Maupin and Miss
Minetta HYDE
Evening star., 1920-02-15

addition to donation for settlement
work in the District. the chapter also
subscribed to two scholarships in the
American International College at
Springfield. Mass. as well as a schol
arship for the Ealle Cruces School in
North Carolina. 1t was voted to do
nate f1a9 f." Boy Scout troop. and
final payne: IN the chapters French
war orphan was made.
Election Of Chapter REPRESENTATIVES,
Evening star., 1920-02-15

street. DR.. Paul Bartsch will give
an illustrated talk on Ferns"
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, ID.
A. r., held its February meeting at
the home of Mrs. D. B. Horne. 4O7
Rock Creek Church road. The chap
ter cleared over 5000 on it's continental
ball given at the Washington Club,
and the entire net proceeds were do
mated to Americanization> work. In
Evening star., 1920-02-15

W. u. C.-The thirty-first annual
convention of the Department of Poto-
mac will be held Wednesday in Grand
Army Hall. The convention will be
called to order at z 80. All voting
members are requested to be ready for
business at that time The national
president. Abbie Lynch. is expected to
be present.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

department of the federation. will
speak George r. cBowerman will
make an address relative to literature
and library extension and Miss Alton
will speak on Americanization. The
regular March meeting of the fedora
ton will be held Monday. March 20.
at pm in the ballroom of the Hotel
Harrington Women who are not club
members will be welcomed as guests.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Save money-have your furs remodeIed re-
paired Mt one-thrd less. New fashion
plates. Estimates given between and O'Clock
daily. all day Saturday; other times by ap-
ointment hone North N4iS
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
FOR sALE-HousEs

FOR SALE-5-roo strictly modern home on corner 10th and Moreland St. Lot S212 feet facing Moreiand; 150 feet on 10th St. Pavement paid. See own
 CT. Mrs. Fred Noll at home before 10 A M or after g P. M. Phone 1596. tf
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

FOR SALE - Modern five room dwelling next to car line in excellent neighborhood. Owner a non resident. wires sacrifice price to S53. .000. Terms
 Box S9T Republican br
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

FOR SALE-By owner, modern brick house, two lots, garage, East Pierce. s4SOO: $500 down. Phone 2772. br
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
EoR sAIE-HousEs

NEW modern 5-room bungalow and | garage. 2241 w. Monroe. For price | see owner, 834 N. 3rd Ave. Or Phone | 2632 dm |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
TREASURER
MAKES BOOK
ALLOTMENTS

CROWS POINT ND Dee s1-Tne
following IS tine allotment of money
which the various banks of Lake co0n-
~ Will be permitted 70 hold on deposit
for Lake county, made recently by the
County Board Of Finance. Each OF the
amount Of the county money and they
VIII pay . per cent interest on the de-
posit they receive.
First National Bsnl1. crown Point cap
ital stock and surplus. 100000. maxi
mum amount deposited NOT to exceed
100000
Commercial Bank. crown roirt. carl
al stock and surplus Sfoe.0ee. Maxi
mum amount deposited nor II exceed
100000
Peoples state Bank Grown Point. cap
ital stock and surplus. sioo.eo8. Maxi
mum amount deposited not 70 exceed
se5o.o0
FIRST National Bank. Hammond Cap
ital stock and surplus s350.oo0 Max
mum amount deposited rot 20 exreed
s20c 600
Citizens National Bank II Hammond.
apital stock and surplus Sl40.0oo Max
imum amount deUosited not no exceed
$50 oo0
FIRST Trust & Savings Bank OF Ham
mond. capital stock and surplus. StS5,-
o00 Maximum amount deposited not to
exceed $3.50 .0Oe
Hammond Savings s Trust Co.. ~
Hammond. capital Stoek end surplus.
$4,000 Maximum amount deposited
/ not 70 exceed 100000.
! American Trust & Savings Bank ~
/ Hammond capital stock and surplus
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING

Hobart. ooIltaI stoeb and surplus. ssV--
900 5fxtnlm aaoant deposited rot g
exceed 45.Cua-
Highland arfaers < Merchants GaniN-
capital stoei- and surplus s2ohH aN-
iauaa suonut deposited not T. exceed
$4,000.
sous deposited thts aa-
stendard Trust Hammond. s19.oe3
Topples state Bank. Hammond s. II
oeo
Mld-Citv. Cary sIe0oo
American Trost 6 savings Bank. q.
Whiting 10000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

70 4 1875
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF
HEARING OF PRIMARY OR PRTMA
F'ACIE ASSES SAIENT ROLL
OFFICE or CITY CLERK.
East Chicago. Indiana. December "a.
1890
You are hereby notiaed that the Board
of Public Works Of tho CITY Of East
Chicago. Indiana. did on the goth day
OF December. 1920. approve primary
or prima facie assessment roll showing
the primary or priua facie assessment
for the construction OF a local sewer in
GanniSter Court TO connect with main
sewer in Kennedy avenue. as authorized
by Improvement Resolution No. A 1875.
passed and approved by the Board OF
Public Works on the 9th DAY Of August.
1920.
That said Board Of Public Works will
meet on the nth day of January. 1921.
at 1880 O'Clock p. M. AZ its office and
VIII hear all persons interested. and
receive and consider remonstran ccs
from owners OF property. either in per-
son or .by representative against the
amounts assessed against their property
described in said roll, and will deter
mine the question as 20 whether. such
lots. tracts Of land. or parcels Of
ground. have been benefited IN the sums
and amounts named on said roll. or in
greater OF less sums. or in any sum.
Such primary OF prima facie assess
ment roll showing Tie primary or prima
face assessments. together with tho
names Of owners and descriptions a.
property subject 10 he assessed. is oq
hle and can be seen at the office Of The
Board OF Public Works.
By order of the Board Of Public
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

FOR Rem T--turnished rooms by Gay
or week Gentlemen only. lei Plum
FOX RENT-S rooms light housakeep-
ing fat 343 Kane ave, Hammond
Indiana I<.2S:5
FOR RENT-FGrnished rooms. warm.
s94 Calumet ave. Hammond. l1:-s.tt
FOR RENr-Four room furnished hat
bath, gas. heat and light. Phone
207l Hammond. 14.zs.S
FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping all conTeulencFs. az HEM
lock st Phone 656-R Indiana Hsr-
FOR RENT-Heated 'front.' room. SUIT
able for one or two men. $500 Grape
vim ST. phone S66-R Indiana ited
FOK RENT-Light Housekeeping rooms
la2 State st, 3rd floor. HamJnona.
FUR REN'T-S light Housekeeping
rooms at 223 State St, phone 1 ~
Hammond. $50
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room for
two men. asa Indiana ave. Ham
mona.
FOR Rents furnished rooms 256
Plummer ave. phone t34S-W Ham
rOnd. 1880
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
front room for ! or men. Atlas
l0-D. East Chicago. lz.So;8
F'OR RENT-Room connecting with
bath. hot water heat, no other room
ers Is Warren St. ISL apartment.
Hammond. ~ 50
FOR REsNT-TVarrn sleeping room. near
simplex. se.5o per week. Address
Box 2ss Hammond. 1850
FOR RFNT-Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen. steam heat. AIS Olcott
ave. East Chicago. 12:20
FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping. stove heat at 20 Douglas st.
Inquire IS Douglas St. phone 1858 r
Hammond. Il 90
! FOR RFsNT-Furnishad room for light
housekeeping AS Plummer avenue.
Hammond. 1890
FOR RENT or furnished house
keeping rooms in a cottage, also Two
I rooms for bachelors 1SS Plummer ave.
Hammond. t2:So:tf
! FOR R2NT-Nicely furnished room
fiat SO Webster ave. call phone
] Si41 Hammond 1880
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

Tho regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the First Natlonal Bank
Of East Chicago Indiana. for tho cleo
ton Of directors. viii be held At its
banking house on the llth day of Jan
uary. 1921. between the hours of 10 n.
m and T. M. Of Said dsv
W. T. SPENCER.
l2:-5.tt Cashier
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

The regular annual meeting or stock
holders of the First Trust & Savings
Bank Of Past Chicago. Indiana for the
election Of directors and for the tran
sacton Of such other business as may
regularly come before the meeting will
he held at the banking rooms. Tuesday
January nth. 1921 at o'clock p. N.
". L. SPENCER.
1Z:23:7t Secretary,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

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