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Every new proposition is calculated te stir up oppOsitien and fiction, and the resulting contest for the victory whichever way attained, creates per Hfanent alienations and every feeling except that which the church is. de- signed 10 foster arc promote. I know that the answer to this will be that the Master prayed for the union of His discipies4Aathat they may be 6fe'-bpt 1t was not an external union He prayed for, but one such as existed between Him and the Father--'T in them, and thou in Me- and That the world may know thak thou hast sent me" The Christian disDensatioh does not assume uni. form consolidation, but this kind of union. namely:
 Universities of gifts-but the same spirit
 'Diifsfences of administration, but l the same Lerd.
 "Diversities of Workings--btt the same God"
 The type of. the church is the hu- 1 man body, with it's many parts-eacf 1 particular part with it's function adopted to the purposes of it's design and this is. what has given impetus impulse and success to the varied de- nominations in the past. Tn this in spectioh I purposely pass over the es tirnated millions necessary to finance the enterprise, which in itself ex | presses an undertaking of gigantic l proportions.
 The proposition aimed at now is tn, entertainment of the people, and tn get together idea, with the main pur pose of enj6yment-not of spiritua kind but what caters to the physi l cal
 I Big meetings must be had. how ever drawn to gethef. and big church
 es that make the smaller ones, how
 ever seriously active-to feel thai they are mot in it." and that thei standards are disrespected. If any
 thing in their discipline ferbads froh' 1t must either be abolished or. ig nored. to make way for the rush C
 the New Thought and the "sane ; Christianity" of this day-@which real
 ly means loosehess. I It is not hard to predict the ur . shot of all this, for we are alread seeing the fruits of 1t on ever i, THE INSPECTOR. st Norwich, April IS, 1920. The Shortage of Coal Cars. Fl Mir. Editor: Noticing short artic P in your paper from the New Tor 2 New Haven & Hartford road. thi D the "prostration of freight traffic ? has seriously interfefed with the di ' l tribution of empty coal cars to u 3 mines and it would be several daS b I before a normal supply of coal al - freight car equipment can be ful Aished." sf wish to say that the writer COT ing up from New London to No :; wfch via the Central Vermont toa
 counted 40 cars standing on tirnou on the east side of the river, most
 of which were fiat cars with si - boards, suitable for coal
 There were more cars at differe s points along the line; not countt : and I would like to know why su 0 cars could not be brought into ul ' be loaded with coal and return IS from the mines?
 $ I am only mentioning this thinki le that there must be slackness som v where, either in tho raanageme 'f head or otherwise.
 'e Such matters are seen by the pu e lie who criticize the fnanagemt T. and think there Is a mouse h { II meal somewhere. le GUIrsFoRD SMITH e South Windham, April 1s, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15

A hog in Iowa has been sold for s4O,Oo0 and yet some people cannot understand why pork is SC high.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15

Now that the baseball teams are off they win hold the center of the ath- leticsstage for many week and many warm discussion.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15

The man on the corner says: Those who rush into things peli meli and survive are oftentimes pretty well battered up. .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The strike among the switchmen seems to have spread quite. as rapidly as the flu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
No. s001
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S
NOTICE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DIS
TRICT OF INDIANA. SIS
Whereas. a libel Of information was
filed in the District Court Of the Unitee
states for the District Of Indiana or
the both day Of August, 1920 by Fred
erick Van Nuvs United States attorney
on behalf Of the United States against
25s cases. more or less. one gallon size
Almanaris Water. labeled in part a
Pure soft and palatable drinking water
etc seized a said District in violation
on the Interstate Commerce Law and
claiming DANA ges in the sum of s----
and praying process against said prop
erty. and that the same may be con
demned and sold therefor
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of tbs
Mention under the seal of said Court
TO me directed and delivered, 7 do here
by give public notice 70 all persons
claiming said goods. or any part there
of. or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the Dis
trict Court OF the United States. to b
held at the City of Indianapolis. in and
for the District Of Indiana. on the frs
Monday Of October next. at 10 O'Clock
of the forenoon Of that day. then and
there to interpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf.t
MARX sTOREN.
Attest. Marshal. L s
NOBLE c. BUTLER. Clerk 93-l
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING"
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-Half acre lots. deep black
soil, on 45th avenue. near car line
Ten dollars down, $500 per month. You
can build as soon as you make your
first payment Why pay rent7 c. d.
Davidson A. Son. Room Is. eco Broad
way. Phone Gary 257 S-54
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q Hints TO the
sIza3ouseWi@

cleaning with gasolene is TO uss It
freely, though, of course, every pre-
caution should be taken TO avoid &C
cidents.
To Peel Onions
without weeping, pour sealding
water over them before peelfng.
To Light Safety Matches
II the cover of the box is lost,
scratch them on piece Of glass.
Mashed Potatoes
II you have a bread mixer, mash
the potatoes in it, especially if yc1
want them unusually light and
fluffy. A tiny pinch of baking pow
der is another means of giving them
an appetizing huffiress. It should
be added after milk and butter and
seasoning have been added and
should be followed by brisk beating
with an egg whip or in bread mixer
as suggested.
To Drive a Nail In Plaster
Heat 1t thoroughly in hot water or
in the oven and it viii drive without
cracking the plaster.
To Dry Lace Curtains
WiIhout SIItbEnefs Iolo bnem
lengthwise and pin on a tightly
stretched line with many pins. Slip
a clean pole inside the folded cur
tain to pull it down.
TO FINISH THE EDGE OF
CHIFFON
instead of hemming it "a tedious job
and one hard to do neatly, fold the
edge over once, take three small run
ming stitches and then make q but
ton hole stitch; continue along the
edge, alternating the three running
with one button hole stitch and y
will have a dainty gcalloped edea.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
A Tinv Bellows

my
II you happen to have one or can
pick one up cheaply is a great help
IN cleaning out corner where broom,
mop and vacuum cleaner cannot
reach.
Ounces and Fractions of Ounces
When a recipe calls for small guam
titles of ingredients by weight, don I
forget your little postal scale. 1t is
convenient and accurate if you are
not the fortunate possessor of a
larger kitchen scale.
For the Camper
Be sure to take an old fashioned
corn pepper on your camping trip.
1t is invaluable in broiling meat,
bacon or fish, sausage or toasting
bread over the campfire.
When Winding the Spring
In the window blind, place one end
of it in the keyhole of a door and
you can easily wind it without hav-
ing it slip.
Save the Paper
that comes with a bolt of ribbon. II
is most useful when sewing fine
fabrics such as chiffon and thin silk
because, being narrow, it is more
convenient than larger pieces of
paper and it pulls away easily from
the stitching.
To Gasoline
that is used for cleaning (and since
it Is so expensive it is well worth
whitley get few cents worth of filter
paper from your druggist, and ask
him TO show You how to make a
funnel Of it When you have used
the gasolene and it is dirty, pour
through this filter paper funnel and
it will be quite clean and ready for
use again. This hint is especially
useful because the whole secret Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

NO1l1E IL NON-EES1
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPER.
TOR COURT
september Term. 1920. Robinson Fur
mace Co. a corpora ton. vs.. Charles NJ
smith Joe W Todd and Josephine Todd
Fred c. Lingo. and Lula Lingo John
Marsh and Myrtle Marsh. Cause No
1855 Action to garnish and attach
Now comes the Plaintiff by Ibach
Gevit & Stinson, its attorneys and files
its complaint herein. together with an
affidavit OF competent person. show
ing that the defendant Charles NJ
Smith is not resident OF the State of
Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby no
titled Of the tendency OF said action and
that the same will stand for trial at
the next term of said Court. and that
unless he appear and answer demur
therein, az the calling of said cause. on
the LIST day OF November. a. D.. 1920,
the same being the 45rd day of the
next term OF said Court to be begun and
held in the Court House. Room No. l..
at Hammond, in said County and state
on the End Monday of September A. y.
1920, said action will be heard and De
terrnined IN his absence
IN WITNESS WHEREFORE. hereun-
OF set my hand and affix the Seal of said
Court az Hammond. this zsth day of
August A D., 1920.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
REAL, ESTATE BARGAINS

NEAL "A r foAfNtTA1NS
fat building near South Shore car
line. with lower fat vacant and must be
sold this week. This property IS in
good condition and can be purchased
with about $500 cash. balance mort
gage Price, $500.
room modern cottage on north side
near car line on II fl. lot. Fine base
ment. furnace, bath electric lights. gas.
and garage. Price 5000, about 1-3 cash
This IS a bargain and won't last long.
Ono Of the finest homes on the south
side. Modern in every respect and hav-
ing seven fine large rooms. This house
is in excellent condition and could not
be duplicated for less than $500 more
than we ask. Terms on application. Our
price IS $500.
Here is a nve room bungalow very
neatly decorated and attractive outside
and in, near the new Industrial High
school. standing on a 100 foot lot. at
present being utilized for garden Price
$4,000. Terms
GOSTLIN MEYN g. HASTINGS, INC.
on Holman Corner OF State.
ISL Phone Hammond 40
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FOR SALE--ls13 bort Phone 1s25-w
531 Murray st. Hammond. s-3-z
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WOODS. MARTIN & COMPANY
BIG SOIrTH SIDE BARGAIN.


BIG SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN:
Seven room house near Holman on
Conkey avenue. One bed room down
stairs. three up. Newly decorated. Mod
ern except heat Lot az feet Full
basement. Furnace easily installed. Big
maple trees in front. Fine lawn ana
Down TOWN BUSINESS LOT,
One hundred feet of frontage on sib-
ley street, close to Oakley avenue. Has
substantial old improvements that will
business. Close 70 the best improve
ments- Price 100000; cash needed So
LARGE BUILDING FOR STORAGE:
Located down town. Floor space 4cx
100 Good condition of repair. Some
one can buy this for little more than
nothing and make money out Of storing
cars or merchandise. Price $4,000 all
CORNER RIMBACH AND STATE LINE
Fifty feet ftst on State Line. rs feet on
RImbach. Cottage on property brings
in good income This lot il ripe for
business or would make ideal location
for building of small mats Price S.
5000 This won't last long.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ACRE
LOTS:
Home garden acres is less than ! mile
from Holman street business district
Lots are covered with best black soil.
Lot 66x135 sell for s295.00. Terms $4,000
or more down and $500 TO $1,000 a
month. Gst rea6y TOR next year gar
den and above all stop paving rent.
HAYWOOD LOTS BUILDING UP FAST
Street improvements all in. Ham
mond Is fast closing In around this
property. New building projects start
ing every day. One OF the Invest spots
in Hammond. Get our low prices and
reasonable terms before buying else
where
CoNKEY AVE. STORE AND FLAT 81
700 90:
This place Is suitable for any kind Of
neiEhborhood business In good state
Of repair. Only small amount Of ca sh
needed. Flat over store and rooms in
rear.
WOODS. MARTIN & COMPANY
Office Hammond Trust & Savings Bank,
Corner Holman 81 Fayette SITS.
Pnnrns Ha md
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WAETED-BOARD AND ROOM

WANTED@By business man and wife.
desirable light room with bath pre-
ferred. in good nefghborhood. would like
70 have breakfast or opportunity 20 get
same willing 20 paw we'll for right &C
commodsticns. Write HX care Times
Hammond. aga
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OR sALE-1o.ooO shares North Cen
trial OH company stock at zoe per
hare. Address p. o. Box 4s7 Ham
1ond. S-17-5
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FOR SALE horse motor. good as
new. Apply 64S Douglas Ave. w. Ham.
mond. S-4-S
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NOTICE
NorIcE o. CKANGE oF NAME

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME
STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS. IN THE LAKE SU-
PERIOR COURT. SITTING AT HAN
MOND. INDIANA
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF SALEM EDWIN HOCHSTEDLFG.
To- CHANGE HIS NAME NO. 1876.
R-OM 2
Notice is hereby given that I have
applied TO the Lake Superior Court. sit
ting at Hammond. in said County and
State. to have my name changed from
Salem Edwin Hochstedler. to Salem Ed
win Hosteder. and that said petition
and application will be presented to and
heard by said court at the first day of
the November Term of said Court. 1920.
Dated this End day OF September 1920
SALEM EDWIN HoCHsTEDLER.
9-2-I0-17
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
You are hereby notified that the
Board OF Public Works Of the city OF
Hammond Indiana will receive bids
up TO Wednesday. September LIST. 1920.
g. the City Hall of said City, for the
construction OF a concrete block toilet
and booster pump building in Harrison
Ball Park IN said City Of Hammond. all
bids to be accom- panied by a certified
check for not less than IL per cent
of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
1ect any and all bids.
A j SWANSON
JACOB WIKER.
F c. DIETRICH,
s-27-s-s Board OF Public Works
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FrANTED-Barber steady place. good
nav 351z or 45 per week Phone
Smiths Barber shop. 49, Whiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE
/ ? pass. cyl. Cadillac roadster.
5 pass, cyl. Studebaker.
pass. I cyl, Regal roadster.
l 5 pass. cyl. Cadillac.
pass. Haynes runabout.
Cars can be seen at 20 W. State ST..
West Hammond or phone Hammond
i01sM. 9-3-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-Silvertown cords. only
sliEh4y used. 37x5. $3.50 35x5.
$4,000; 35x4h s2400: s4x4A s225O:
34x4, $500; 43x4 $500: 32x3A $500:
Used Fabrics at exceptionally low
prices. h & s. Tire and Supply Co.
Bis Chicago Ave. East Chicago. Ind
S-3I-6
FOR SALE-Auto trailer. Apply base
ment fiat. Wiekey Bldg. East Chics
go. 9-I-3
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For Sale-MlsceIlaneous.

FOR SAI4E-Large variety OF trunks.
Gags ana suit cases Lesser Loan
Bank. SIS state St. Hammond. 2.I7-f
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs OF THE


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
TOWN OF DYER. INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that there viii
be public hearing IN the Town Hall o.s
the 18th day of September. 1920. at
o'clock p. NJ. on the several tax levies
established by the Board of Trustees Of
the Town of Dyer. Indiana. and the bud
get showing in detail money proposed TO
De expended during the succeeding year
in the Town of Dyer, Indiana. the valua-
ton OF taxable property within the jur-
tsdiction and the rate OF taxation which
IL is proposed TO establish. which budget
is now on file in the Office of the Town
Clerk of the Town of Dyer. Indiana.
GENERAL FUND.
Item l. Salaries town ofBcers--s24o.00
Item 2 Stationery and prlnting---50 co
Item 5. For expense of rent $500
Item 4. For expense of Health
Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
Item 8. For salary Town Mar
shall ------------------ 10000
Item s. For expense new fire ap-
paratus and repair ----------- 10000
Item Z For attorneys fees $500 1900
Item s. For miscellaneous ex-
penses --------------------- $500
Treasurer $4,000
Item 10. For expense public light
ing -------------------- 10000
Total General $4,000
Item IL. For repair of roads.
etc. ------------- $4,000
Item 2. For principal and inter
est on water works bonds $500
The taxes proposed to be levied for the
year 1920 are as follows:
General tax for corporation purposes
20 cents per 500 valuation.
Road tax. 10 cents per 500 valuation.
Town Bonds. 9 cents per 500 valua
ton.
Light Fund. cents per slc0 valua-
ton.
That the total valuation of the Town
of Dyer. for the year 1920. Is the sum
Of 1850 05.OO exclusive of mortgage
exemptions
WIN n. GETTLER, Town Clerk
s-26-lmo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE jeffrey Sedan with
summer top. 1b1 Lewis St call
s92M Hammond. s-3-3
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oARTY with $4,000 cash would like TO
locate in Hammond. vii consider TO
I. J. Francis. ISIS Piummer Ave. Ham
nond. Ind. $685.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

~ ANTED: = Young Men,
under 35 years. clerical
work. railroad experience
preferred. salary $139; APP
bly, agent. Erie R'y. Ham
8nond. '-z-tf
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FOR SALE-1919 Oakland touring car
wire wheels. good as new. Call 2141
or 3445 Hammond. s-3-3
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FoR RENT-Moving picture house
rncnsy makes. reasonable rent. Phone
.ss-J East Chicsg go 9-s-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03

ETA<TED-Boy to drive Ford truck
Hammond Cleaners & Tyers. T42 State
g4ine St. Phone 1901 Hammond. 1872
steady. $3.50 over
s45. IA Calumet Ave. Hammond.
9-5-1
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WANTED TO RENT rooming house
or hotel Call phone S47W Ham
Knond. 9-51
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WANTED foreign speaking coliec-
tors. salary and commission. Room IL
Bee Hive Bldg. East Chicago Call 5
o p. m. 9e-3
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MACHINISTS

To increase our force we
IAN use Is lathe hands, 4
Eishold, one J. & L. and 2
hand screw operators, must
be good men and have their
bwn tools, day and night
bhifts, Edwards Valve &
Mtg. Co., East Chicago, In
Hiano S-2s-tf
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES

HERBERT L WHEATON,
Clerk L. s. c.
By RUTH BERG, Deputy Clerk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-03
Lost ano Found.

LOST-Silk shirt on street car from
East Chicag go at 10 this morning, re-
ward. Phone East Chicag 60 1S6c-R.
aga
LOST-Wrist watch, octagon shape, en-
graved. reward. 4733 Northcote St.
East Chicago. 93-1
LOST-Wednesday a bundle Of lady's
clothing between Cedar Lake and
Brunswick. suitable reward, return to
Curtis watson 4S3 15oth St. Hammond
FOUND-Dog bred between bull terrier
and fox terrier; color. white with both
sides OF head black: bob tail. Owner
can have same bv paying expenses Ap-
PLY E Wilson. Happ Road. Hessville
Ind 1852
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AVA Whiting and Hsst Cz3cmRM
axe South Chicl &C A0fy.
GNx Chies9o--S:&e - N. Ana AR n @
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Desirahl location for dru z
store vacant Jan /. See Beck & Hep
ner Co Phone 1924. 1923 Forsyth Ave.
East Chicago. 9-2-3
FOR SAILS room cottage, modern
Call SOS Alice st Hammond. s-1-s
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FOR SALE-Nine room house with or
without furniture and 4 acres of land.
close in, good furnace. electricity. ga
rage on y. w. corner Ridge road and
Calumet Ave. For particulars Phone
Munster 48W a-3-2
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Modern home. nine rooms and bath.
hot water heat, cement block basement
large well kept yard and lawn 2 room s
now rented furnished for $40 month.
1924 Magoun Ave Phone East Chica 90
743-M.
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Money TO Loan

Money to Loan on farms and city prop
erty. Roe Peterson's Law once
East Chicago. 3
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FOR SALE-Beautifu1 room modern
bungalow. Ncrthside. bargain IL taken
at once. Apply East Chicago Times of
fee. a-S-3
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WANTED-Good and steady. reliable
girl as cashier. Apply Bijou Theater,
Hammond. SSH
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY, IN THE LAKE SUPER
TOR COURT
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Oakland road
ster. Phone Indiana Harbor 612-W
9-3-7
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FOR SALE-1s1s Ford touring car.
Union Tire and Battery Co. 227 i1ath
St. whiting. 1856
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|FANTED:-Cold Riveters,
Hot Riveters. Holders-on.
Heaters, Helpers. piece
york basis with guarantee;
+ome ready for work, GRAY
|Br Corporation. East Chica-
30. Ind. 90
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FOR SALE room modern house, hot
water heat. ten minutes walk from
down town. Price 100000 See Geo.
McIntash. 700 Sherman St Hammond.
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tvAETED-Oiler that has had some ex-
perience a. firing boilers. L. 8 Lea
Refinery. East ChCicagc. a.
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EANTED=2 cost makers. best Of pay
steady work George the Tailor. 342t
Guthrie St. Indiana Harbor. S-1-4
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EVANTED-Handy men, riggers. black
smiths and an acetelyne welder. APP
r. Universal Portland Cement Co. Buff
ngton. Ind. 9-2-s
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kFLP wAETEp-Excelle proposition
in Calumet district for an expert
snced piano salesman to represent a
liEh grade line Of pianos and players.
Phone $3.50 or call at 1871 State St
Hammond. C A. Critchley. s-3i5
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WILL HAVE CELEBRATION

East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
vi have a Fourth Of July celebration
says Or Jacob Goldman who was ap-
POINTED last Wednesday by the Cham =
Der OF Commerce 70 head a committee
and decide what action should he ia
Ecn. The celebration. although but
tie time remains for preparation. viii
- big affair and viii be staged at
the Indiana Harbor Lake Front park.
Or. Goldman has not Yet decided
5u~t what form the celebration will
take. but has been planning on a cele-
hration for the past two weeks at
Which time he hrst brought it 10 the
attention OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
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morce seemed of the opinion that not
enough time remained to prepare for
a celebration but nothing IS impossible
for Or. Goldman and he has announced
that the committee will start work al
once and have a real. sure enough Attn
of July in the Twin Cities.
The celebration viii form a part Of
pr Goldman's' Americanization pans
and viii be carried on more from that
point OF view than as a part OF the
Chamber of Commerce work. The big
difficulty which now faces the com
mittee is that Of staging celebra ton
without funds but Dr.. Goldman is op-
t.mistic and believes that he can ar
range everything satisfactorily