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BENJAMIN F. JACKSON.
Father of Mrs. Victor Pyle of This City
Dies at Arcade, y. Y.

BENJAMIN f. Jackson, father of Mrs.
Victor r. Pyle of this city and resident
OF Wilmington for many years, died at
3 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at Arcade,
\. y. Mr.. Jackson was 81 years old
but remained active until the time OF ms
death. continuing until about six weeks
ago the manufacture of the medicine
Brazilian Balm which was his occupation
while in this city. lie was also able 70
deliver an address last June at the alumni
reunion OF the State Normal School at
Albany. \. Y, Of which he was the oldest
alunnus.
N1r. Jackson was born in Utica. y. H..
In 1885. He came 10 Wilmington in 1879
and lived here until 1894. He was 3
member of the Congregational Church Of
New York State, and preached several
times in Wilmington. He leaves two
daughters. Mrs Victor r. Pyle OF tins
c,ty and Mrs. T. r. Non Kniele of Pitts
burg Pa. and three sons, Albeit H
William starr and Allen W, all Of Buffalo.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have not
yet been announced.
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CITY IS PLANNING
To REPLACE TEAMS
WITH AUTO TRUCKS
Street and Sewer Directors Ready
for Next Move OF
Teamsters.
BOARD MAY HIRE OR BUY

The Street and Sewer Commissioners
are proceeding to anticipate any move
the teamsters may make following their
demands for SIPS an hour for double
teams and 75 cents for single teams.
Bids have been received from two con-
Germs for automobile trucks and more are
expected. The commissioners asked
for these bids, thinking it might be
much cheaper TO do away with the teams
altogether. They can hire trucks Tor
So. so and SO an hour. These trucks can
do three to four times as much work as
teams so the commissioners are tod
and If that is the case the commissioners
NAV decide to hire them. But they are
preparing TO buy if necessary ana
operate them themselves,
Funds for this purpose are not lmme-
diately available, but provision could
he made. so it was stated today, to
finance the purchase. These trucks are
sold on a monthly payment plan
The teamstcrs did not show mp at
today's meeting of the commissioners
Their demands arc 10 go INTO elect
April |. They now receive 81 cents an
hour for double teams and 30 cents Tor
single teams.
Prices paid by other cities arc inter
esting alongside those demanded by
Wilmington tcamsters. The board wrote
| for comparative figures. Baltimore pays
81 dav for double and 81 for Single
| teams: Scranton - cents an hour io'
/ double teams, sirgle not scheduled, Gam
! den, \. j.. 50 for double and 80 foT
! single: Chester. 80 for double. and Harris
/ burg, - cents an hour fqT double and y
/ cents for single teams.
A delegation from the kiwans Ciut
was granted the permission asked some
time ago to replace street signs on ShlpioS
and Orange from Fourth 10 Tenth street
| They will replace the green and white
with black and yellow There arc about
/ 64 of these signs. which will be donate'
hy the kiwans Club for these TIVE
I original one-wav streets
The board adopted upon final reading
the amendment to the ordinance re
strictinp the business section wherein
front stcops may not be built more thai
one foot bevond the building line. TIN
zone is thus newly bourdni by the souii
side Of Front, the Brandywlne. the east
side Of Walnut street and west side q
Madison.
The following permits were issued q
the board 10 open streets 70 the llnlne
ton Gas Company, At DOS West seventh
S2S jefferson, col = Harrison, IL Monro'
I50S Lancaster, 40S Tatnall. 522 Ncs
Second. Southwest corner Eighth an
Spruce. IO16 West seventh. l20i Wes
street. QO6 West. 1902 Franklin, 1922 Ncs
Eighteenth. 5l7-la-2l North Franklin
2621 West Eighteenth, 1894 Nes
Fourth. 5OO-2 West Fifth street.
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BEAT UP SISTERS ADMIRER.
Big Brother and Rival Pummel Stanle
Sabieski.

The case of John Gaska and Stanley
Duszak, charged with assault and battery
on Stanley Sobieskl, was continued until
Friday morning by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today The two de-
PENDANTS are alleged TO have attacked
Sobieski last night after be had escorted
4 young woman 10 her home. The young
woman is a sister Of Dllszak and had been
to the movies with Sobieski.
While the couple We're enjoying the
show, the rival, Gaska is alleged to have
gathered his friends together for some
friendly admonition to Sobieski. The
brother Of the girl, it is alleged, also "po-
litely7 informed Sobieski TO stay away
from his sister, under penalty OF being
admonished by the gang"
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Otto Bowcn7pen, military commando
~ ,hc Redg whn has Vlg' corne from fhe
front told tfr correspondent that the con
trnued cristeucr of Tho RrichEwehr would
mean another European war Another
member ~ the directing committee said
tho committee was Thoroughly determined
IN ElbJect the rprnce ~ saiofagr f fhe
Reichsrchr marched into the Rlgh' die
trirt
Tho Rrds H. declarrd would kll their
families and themselves before nrrrcnder-
Ing.
Paris March - Information re-
ceivcd ~ the foreign Office today from
both French and English sources = y
agreement that m real communist move
rnent rTisfs in the Buhr valley he
r,riTos demand n the workIngnen II is
declared IL a guarantee against the retrrn
~ uilitari-rn. which q evactiy what the
French government demands. a tpre1gn
Office official said
The ocrIpatlnn ~ the dlstrirt bv COZ
man regulars N force. h. s held wotIld
rtn cxartlv counter n that end and would
be likelv 70 put A stop entirely 70 tho a.
ready diminished coal shipments -
France from the production Of tho Rnhr
rrp7on under the peace treaty.
No further representatives have bepn
made by France in this connertlon, 81
far "a can t,e learned. bnt = revival of the
question Il considered not unlikely n a
replv 70 President Wilson's cornrnunica-
tion stating that he had no oblestIon u
German regulars entering the k1lnr valley
There were Indications today that the
French authorities had not vet gwen M
+ the idea of the occupation OF me hsinr
/ district by the allies.
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CONFERENCE ADJOURNS.
Delegates Leave for Home Yesterday
Afternoon and This Morning.

The Ncihodist EpIscopaI annual con
ference NJ Grace NJ + Church adjourned
Yesterday afternoon at 3l5. Some OF
the attending members left for their re-
spcctlvc homes later IN the afternoon hut
SO
DR.. Watt said that If was one Of the
hest conferences ever held and everything
went along without hitch from start
TO finish
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Drunk Creates Excitement.

Thomas Manion, charged with being
drunk, was arrested this morning and
created considerable excitement at the
police station, it having been sometime
since an arrest of this kind has been
made. Thomas is believed to have sue
cumbed from drinking Jamaica ginger
He "navgated'' with considerable dift-
Guilty. He will be given hearing IN
Municipal Court tomorrow morning
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Accused Boys of Theft.

Two boys. aged nine and thirteen years,
were arrested last night by Patrolmen
Skipski and Neasey and were turned over
to the Juvenile Court They are alleged
to have broken INTO store at Fifth and
Lincoln streets last night and to have
taken a number of cigarettes They are
being held at the deAention house
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LEVY COURT RIPPER" FOR
Continued from page I

In the Senate Senator Murphy nitro
duccd an act appropriating 10000 70
the Kent and Sussex County FAIR, In-
corporated this year and $1,000 each sue
ceeding year, for prizes and awards ior
meritorious achievement m art and agr-
culture.
senator Palmer introduced an act
authorizing Broadkiln river shad fisher.
men to use devices known a8 "rattlers.
Bills IN THE HOUSE.
Pills were introduced in the House
this morning az follows:
~ Representative McNabb 10 re-
fund liquor license fees from Juiy
Bv Mr.. Pardee Fixing pay Of Kent
county officers.
Bv Mr.. Brooks Requiring a signaling
10 a motor vehicle driver desires "
pass on public road.
BY Mr.. Parker Repeating the law
exempting wages from attachinent Iof
debt IN New Castle county; making nope
less insanity ground for divorce.
BY MIR Observation-Disclosures u'e
recorder Of deeds OF Sussex county W
employ an assistant.
BY Mr.. Lloyd Requiring Bethel own
Commissioners TO prepare an annual
of 81, 600 by taxation and the appoint
rnent Of an assessor
FUN OVER SUFFRAGE FIGHT.
Amid hilarity the Senate referred 10
the committee on revised statues con
current resolution, presented by Senator
Brown, providing that before tho Federal
Amendment extending suffrage to women
shall take effect IN Delaware, there shall
| be enacted n law IN the State regulating
| the length Of ladies gowns, and authorlz-
/ ing the president pro tempore oi the
/ Senate and the speaker of the House n
/ aproint commission 10 draft and sub
| NIT 10 the present session of the leglsifl-
! tIra n law designed 70 cover this efner-
| gency
CIYrcs class LOOKS ON
The Wilmington high school civics
class. in charge of Professor Harold j.
Gibbs. srent today in Dover. watching tne
Legislature IN action and examining the
State House and Offices
Reprrqentatiyc LYONS has two bills =
introduce this afternoon. Ono gves tnf
DEPARTMENT of Elections of Wilmington
re1vger 10 disrnise and substitute registrar
AZ any time Alsn N employ 2 clerk
counsel and such other assistance as may
bc necessary. up IN 5000 = year
The her appropriate SluWn - she
Delaware industrial School tor 'irls
The revised statutes cnrnmittee y inf
House has taken no acton ~ khc ~
n abolish the present Board II lrlH'oes
n New Castlc tounty W0rkho'l7e
Chairman Lyons said today that notnln'
will be done until the other SIDE III
trustees side. has an opportunity 70 b
hoard lie expressed the horc tnat fh
other side will come here As soon ~ IFs
sible and put IN its case.
After 4 recess and before adjourn
: mont for n ,ycek evv Court authorize
! the transfer If 5000 20 inappropriate
: funds from Concord Pike appropriation
and of $500 ~ White Clay Creek hundred
, 500 70 the Third District. STn n n
: ten nor rent incrca-c ~ Court Hons
. off,cers and 1905 for tho elections IN Christ
ana and Brandywlne
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Auto Rams Freight Car.

While a freight car of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company was
at the switch at Eighth and Market streets
this morning an automobile owned BY
George Elliott and driven by Mrs Fair
lamb ran into the rear Of the ear. and
damaged one Of the mud guards No one
was hurt
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Trouble Between Relatives.

Warren Pelt. colored, charged with
assault and battery on Lawson Brown,
also colored WAS nned 500 and costs by
Judge Hastilgs in Municipal Court today.
Brown appeared IN Court with ms head
swathed in bandageS \ brother-ln-law
of Brown was placed under peace bond
Yesterday for threatening bodily harm 70
paIt
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EDDINGS.
TONkIN-IANGME.I.I..

Henry NJ Tonkn and Mary T. Lang
well both of Wilmington were married
Saturday evening at $50 at Grace VI L.
Church by Rev J W II. Sumwalt The
couple left the same evening for Webb
City, Mo where Mr.. Tonkm is resident
engineer for the Atlas Powder Company
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shoe Shines Now Is Cents.

Another commodity has joined the
ranks Of High Cost o Living Shoe shines
have advanced from 10 to Is cents IN
most OF the shoe polishing stores IN Viii
mington The rate went into effect in most
Of the parlors March p.
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Consider Wharf Paving.

The paving around the municipal prod
uce wharf was considered at q meeting
OF the Board of Harbor Commissioners
TODAY. Carroll ". Simon and john
Meigs, engineers, attended the meeting
and advised with the commissioners re-
garding the material To be used Stag
and cinders were considered among other
things
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NO MORE HUN TROOPS
FOR THE RUHR SECTION
Germany Has Assured France Il
VIII Observe Terms of
Peace Treaty.
d - - . 80 Evenina

nv Aa.octated Press 10 Every Evening
PARIS. March 30 The German gov
ernment has gwen assurances That y VIII
not send into the Ruhr valley more F'-eu-
lar troops than are allowed Dy me ieriiis
Of the Versailles treaty A tTernan deie-
CATION called on Premier Mllierand iaOe
last night. told hun the German tr'ops
in the Rhur district did not exceed the
number allowed ana declared no more
s,,pb ,roor,s ,go,IId h. sent there without
authorization from the allies
Receiving members Of the frencn press
last evening. NJ. Nlillerand declared Il the
Germans violated the terms 81 the treaty
bv sending a strong armed torf7' ih'o me
Ruhr district France would occupy part
of the neutral zone, whether me aLies
agreed or not
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Essen. March %. Ali Stpulations Of
tho Berlin government relative to a cessa-
ton Of fighting and maintenance ot order
IN the Ruhr district have been accepted
with one exception by the central COM
mittee in charge Of anti-eovernment op-
erations here, according to notLhclJioh
sent 10 Berlin tonight Exception vas taken
in reference to the fourth condition regard
ing the surrender Of arms and amInuni-
ton The government was informed th4'
this condition would be accepted u con
st-,,ed ir a,cor,lsDce with the Bieiefeid
,greeTnent With the understanding that
that agreement win be fulfilled
Tho government m sending Is ultlma-
TN, =, Cor,rnl,n;sts in the Ruhr district,
/ STIMULATED rs conditions must be accepted
by Tuesday
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DEArHs-

wTIIIAMs-In this city. on March 20.
1920 Dorothy c.. wife Of Paul r VIII
liarns aged - years
RTIneral services win be held st the resi-
dssurr ~ her brnther-in-iaw, DR. ". y a
Forrest qUi Jackson street. on Z htirSnaf
afternoon. Apri al , O clock Internent
al Rtverview cemetery
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ).
CONTINENTAL

Tennessee av near Beach \ ways open.
Drivate baths running water n rooms
. syatrr- excellent table; white leFvsC1s.
orchestra American pian 8 80 I'D 1Aaly
sr,eg-iaI weekly rates Booklets. t5Ara@e-
N. WALSH DUNCAN
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Rule Of the o a

There is some conflict Of opinion
about the rule of the road. In the
matter of the walking public. the rule
in England has always been keep TO
the right" In France It has always
been keep to the left and those who
have spent the best part of the last
FIVE years or the continent have got
into the way OF keeping 70 the left
IN driving this Is reversed. and some
difficulty was experienced by those
who had been brought up upon the old
adage. When you go left you go right.
and when you 80 right you 60 wrong, =
in driving@Christian Science Monitor.
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Racelved. One Wife

1t was the privilege Of a factor Of
the Hudson's Bay company. who did
not care for the facilities at hand. to
order for himself a wife through the
company. which provided all of LIES
necessities to those Of its agents who
made proper application. One such
transaction is noted in an old receipt
book Of the company as follows: RE
eeived ms wife in fair condition
hope she Will prove good. though she
is certainty a rum one to look at
Worlds Work.
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REAL. ESTATE BARGAINS

H0W'S BUSINESS
sTo0.0c0 cash. balance S45 per month.
which includes interest. until S3,7e0
has been paid and you own a 10 room
house on so II. lot on Indiana venue
close 10 Hohnan street. Just the place
for rocninS house
Have over so houses listed. Most OF
them in Homewood and kenwood. If
you are in the market for Hammond's
best. call on me. These houses Will not
be advertised. nor can they be bought
through any other agency. IF you want
a fine home I have il.
GUY W. EATON
Real Estate and Insurance
Specializing in Residential Property
1903 Citizens Bank Building
Phones I35 or 1872 Hammond 10 q
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Tokens Of Aoneatx

At sons Of the London docks, when
two men make a trade agreement. they
exchange black beans as tokens o.
honesty. This is regarded as more
binding that a written and signed con-
tract.
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ ITI0
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. by the
Board of Commissioners Of Lake County,
Indiana. tina up until O'Clock 2. m. on
Monday. the z5th day OF October. 1920.
sealed bids. addressed to the Auditor.
viii be received at the Auditors Office
in Crown Point. Indiana, for re-decors-
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FOR RENT
AUTO ACCESSORIES

- GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR
Fabric castings. only slightly used.
Will give 1000 mileage. all non-skid
20x3. 81: s0xsIk. so; 32x3h. $40; 32x4.
$3.50; S3x4. sI2.50; S4x4. SIS; 35x5 SIS:
87x5 $3.50; Open evenings and sun
K & s. TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY
SIS Chicago ave. East Chicago, Ind
4,1e lO-12-tS
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Purse with some money and
receipts in or near United Cigar Store.
Finder please return to B. Koge. 366
Truman ave. Hammond. Reward. l0-2f-2
LOST-rhe two young NOR who picked
Up blue coat on vacant lot az tho
corner Of Thornton end Calumet are
known. Kindly return to the Booth on
same corner and save trouble. 1921
LOST-Male poodle; black nose and
eyes. Thursday night. Phone 26o0-O
or s27 Alice st. Hammond. Liberal
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE ARE WORTH TRYING"
W~ANTEl-MALE HELP

WANTED@Butcher, experienced. for
Saturdays. Phone 11s Ham. l0-l5-2
WANTED-NEN TO LEARN BARBER
TRADE Few weeks. BARRIERS earn
big money. We place you. Write MO-
LER BARBER COLLEGE. 100 5. Wells
at, Chicago. 10-l6-6
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81: w1LETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk. 1922:

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHN J. MOSIAN. NO. 1925. N THE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPT
EMBER TERM, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the HEIRS
LEGATEES AN DCREDITORS OF John
]. Mosian. deceased. TO appear in the
Lake Superior Court. held at Hammond,
Indiana, on the sth day OF November.
1920. n show cause 81 any. why the
FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with
the estate of said decedent should not
be approved and said heirs are notified
to then and there make proof Of heir
ship. and receive their distr1buuyo
shares.
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake SUI
perior Court. a. Hammond. this 18th day
OF October. 1920.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
1912 Clerk Lake Superior court
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MRS. E. LEE
Phone 338

Lectures daily
from 9 a. m. TO 9
p. m. The Right
Way to Live" 10
State Line ST..
cor. Douglas. III
side. Hammond.
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PERSONAL
INVESTMENTS

Small investors only.
Make your money work for
YOU. Let us show YOU how
we do it. This will be your
last opportunity to invest
in this corporation. Office
open 10 to 4 evenings, 7 to
9. Indiana Hog and Live
stock Exchange Inc. Straube
Bldg. Phone 1859. 10-lS-'f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shop timekeeper
for Industrial plant. Address B-52
Times. Hammond. 10-1e-tt
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WANTEDNOmce boy IN manufacturing
plant: good chance for Advancement
Must live in East Chicago. Address
E-S2 care Times, Hammond. 10-2o-3
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W~ANTED-FEMALE HELP

LADIES-We teach you hair dressing.
marceling. beauty culture Few weeks
We place you in positions. High sal
ary. Write MoLER COLLEGE, los 8
Wells st. Chicago. 10-l6-h
WANTED-a experienced mattresses;
union wages. Virginia Restaurant, bc5
Holman st. Harris IL Co.. Ham. 10-1s-6
WANTED-waItress. good wages to the
right party. also assistant cook. 552
18th At. Whiting. American Cafe.
WANTED-Giri for general housework.
no washing; good wages. SO Waltham
St. Hammond. l0-20-3
WANTED-GiFls for light clean work
in Pharmaceutical dept. good chan
ces for promotion. Frank s. Betz Co,
Hammond. io-so-3
WANTED-Dishwasher. Betz Reetau-
rant. Phone sac Ham. 279 Hoffman
ct. Hammond, 10-fo-b
WANTED@Girl for Homework; 10
washing. Phone Hammond 274e. 1bt
Conkey ave. Ham. lo-zo-3
WANTED@Housekeaper. between So
and IS years old, FOR man and wife.
Apply B-Ss Times. Hammond 10-30-4
WANTED - Dish washer,
short hours, good pay.
Joy Lo, 100 State St. Ham
mond. 10-S0-'
WANTED-2 girls for kit
chen work in cafeteria SIS
per week. Interstate Iron
& Steel Co., East Chicago.
WANTEB@Girl for hotel work. Morton
Hotel. East Hammond. Phone 1881
Hammond. 1921
WANTED-PolIsh Speaking girl, $40
Cedar st. Harbor Coffee Store. Ind
ian Haroor. 1o-21-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookkeeper and
cashier must be accurate and able
to furnish bond. Permanent position
Address B-4 Times. Hamnond6 10-21-S
5019 Olcott ave. East Chicago. f0-3i-7
WANTED-Office girl. So. LABORATORY.
SO Rimbach ave, Hammond. 10:22:2
VA Z D-Experienced stenoeTapher
and typist for Saturday afternoons.
Apply Saturday. National House Fur
nishing Co. $50 SO. Holman ST.. Ham
mono. lO.zz
WANTED-Reiiable young lady as
cashier. Apply 1871 State St. Ham
mond. 1o-22-2
WANTED-ExperIenced chocolate dip
pers. Apply see Broadway. Gary
WANTED-Good American wash wo-
man. Apply 1899 Harrison st. Ham
mond. 1922
UNINTERRUPTED 10 sew D. the day
Apply S63 Holman st. Phone l24
Hammond. lO-22
WANTED-LookIng Tor experienced and
reliable girl for general h~ousework;
good wages: no laundry work. IS
Glendale Park. Phone l0I Ham. lo-22-2
WANTED-Waitress and kitchen help;
good wages. room and board; non
experienced preferred. Lyndora Hotel.
Hammond. 1922
WANTED-At LYndora Hotel, comhin
alton pastry cook and pantry woman;
5000 wages; room and board. 1924
WANTED-Two Chocolate clippers. good
wages and short hours. Apply Ill
State ST.. Hammond lo:22:6
WANTED-Stenogr apher and typist.
with some experience. Apply Sat.
urday at 10 a. m. e02 Calumet bldg.
Indiana OIL & Leasing Co. East Chi
cago. 1929
WANTED-Woman to sew bags and on
motor driven sewing machine. Wan
ner Malleable Iron Co, Summer st,
Hammond. lo:22:S
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED D~ressmaking. remodeling,
cleaning and pressing. 1910 Henalock
ST. Indiana Harbor. 1922
SITUATION WANTED-Neat young
married woman wishes TO assist with
housework and care OF children or
heusekeeper in widowerer's home in
Exchange for board and room for her
self and husband Write B-5S Times.
Hammond. 1929
SITUATION WANTEp-Nan with ex-
ceptional office experience desires to
locate With some substantial firm. Have
the executive ability 70 take charge Of
small or large Office. Can furnish ref
erences as to an unquestionable char
ecter. civ bond. etc. Write B-66 care
Times, Hammond. IO-22-8
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WANTED-Boy With wheel to work s
2. n. to 5 p. m; NEST be Is years
cid. Apply Western Union Telegraph.
East Chicago. 1C-20-&
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DODGE BROTHERS
CADILLAC
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-1args variety or trunks,
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank. SO state St. Hammond. a.IT-tf
FOR sALE@Unredeemed Diamonds and
Railroad Watches. Lesser's Loan Bank.
SIS Stats ST.. Hammond. Open evenings.
FOR SALE-Good cook stoves. from 81
up; iron beds. $3.50 up; rugs cheap
Call 1875 Plummer ave. Ham. I0-l5-tf
FOR SALE-Complete set Of grocery
store fixtures Inquire SIG Chicago
ave, East Chicago. I0-16-tf
Wonderful values In un-
redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 65 State
ST. Hammond. lo-l'-tf
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xyaa whiting and East Czaicawu.
n South SO a..
&As9 Ga1eARR@;N n u RaA AM y N