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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

SpvIa Correspondence Of Every Evening
Ilkton. Md. Jan & The schools
Throughout Cecil county opened this
morning after a tcn-day vacation on
account ol tho Christmas holidays ~
the West Nottingham Academy Miss
Frankie Il. Kline. " Tower City, Pa.
succeeded Miss Elizabeth Ningst as as
s3stant principal
The dwelling Of 4 + Brown. at Rising
sun was entered Friday night, by bur
glars who carried otf purse containing
$40 and some jcwclry Several other
places were visited by tho burglar but he
failed "a gam entrance
Mrs lydla t Bricklcy of the Sixth
district died at Union Hospital, Flkton.
SATURDAY from the result Of broken
hip sustained IN fall several weeks ago.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage
of Professor Harry I Montgomery, 4
former Cecil county school teacher and
Miss Pearl 4 Miller ol Amhov. Ill, at
the latter place, December IS
Rcylval services started last evening
N the Risng sun NJ f. Church, 20 con
tlnuc two weeks, under the direction of
Rev II 4 Reed
Commissioners for Cecil County s1ld.
cn Saturday in Baltimore firm another
S1uuNO lut of hond~, the money 10 hc
uScd n improving the county roads tins
spring
Miss NazIc Rorrland 81 Cherry Hill
has bccn appointed private secretary to
state senator Omar - Crothrrs and viii
leave tomorrow tar NunaP ljs whore the
Maryland legislature Will convene On
"Wednesday morning
George \ B,unctt ~ Chesapeake City
~, lv,,v,.t, l,xv,y ~ r1,c ho-10a
Is critically III NJ the home Of his sister
Mrs George S Woolcy in Wilmington
Elliott Brown WHO far several wears
followed tho trldo a~ whcrlwrlFht near
Port Deposit and LATER engaged in armlng,
dici il his homo last week from stroke
uf paralysis acrd 1l wears
Nirs Rculah NJ pCnScll of Pcrryvilc
has instituted hahcas corpus proceedings
HI CccI county court for the possession
81 her cA.ld now m tho possession ~ IFS
father. George q Pcnscll In her petition
Mrs FcuSc.l alleges She was forced to
leave her husband i.r Just cause The
case viii IL heard before Judge WIcks
tume rTow.
lht Ilkton ire Department has CON
tractcd Wth "A firm III Cincinnati Ono.
for d ncw hrc engine. ta cost Sl2 600.
to he delivered by tho las; az February
The PHYSICIANS Of North East have
gwen notice that their fees hereafter viii
b, double thor present rates
William Bows r Young llk'on Negro,
MS landed in l.lkton jail SATURDAY :.ttor-
NOON charged with entering the store of
Henry Biddlc and picking hi> pockets o!
purse containing $40 The money was
found on the man when nc was arrested.
Harry Logan. has been elected super
lntcndcn' 81 the vi L Sunday School
n North East, vice Abel Cameron. re-
signed
Henry 4 Warburtnn, the newly elected
states Attorney tar Cecil county entered
upon ms new duties this morning sue
cccdlnC Joshua Clayton. who had held the
office for the Tiast three wears
Thr funeral II Randolph Moore, who
dropped dead AZ his work 10 Wilmington
Frday was held Yesterday afternoon
from h,s late home IN Elkton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
u. S. WIRELESS SPANS GLOBE
Twenty Million Dollar Plant Will Link up
all Nations Of the World.

New York, Jan. 5.-An American and
international wireless operating system
that Is designed To link the countries Of
the world in exchanging commercial
messages, which ia announced TO begin
business IN the United States and through
out the americas Hawaii, Britain, France,
the Scandinavian countries and China and
Japan. has been effected through inter
csts of the General Electric Company of
Schenectady, under tho name of the Radio
Corporation Of America. The United
States corporation and q subsidiary
operating company for general service
~ Central and South America will have
a total capitalization ~ 500 900 600
I'hc wireless is ~ bC competitor of
the different cable companies, and an
no,InCcmcnt from one of the officials Of
the new Radio Corporation said tho
wireless rate based ON word or completes
message would hc onc-thlrd lower than
cable charges The date of starting opera
tIun depends on the return by the govern
mCnt OF stations taken over for war pur-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
VETS WOULD SAVE BEER
AND WINES FROM LAW
New Congress Counted on TO
Modify Prohibition Law; New
Campaign Starts Soon.

Washington, Jan. 5.-After a compre-
hensive survey of the whole field and
after weighing all the possibilities and
all the probabilities, leading. hbera
thinkers on the liquor question have be
come convin ccd, first, that there will be
no period Of legal liquor selling before
January Is next, that there rs little
likelihood of ncgativing the prohibition
amendment to the Constitution, and
finally, that there will bc no repeal Of that
amendment in the life Of this generation
In view Of these circumstances, what
is generally known as the wet interests
have about made up their minds that 1t
is "a waste OF time and money To go ON
fighting against the inevitable; that
they are detained to fail in their efforts
to invoke tcchnicalltics against const1-
tutuional prohibition and that If there il
To he any lowering of the bars now raised
against Intoxicating beverages. the resort
is To be found in the Congress Of the
United States
And IL is learned. in this connection,
that the great prohibition battle OF the
Immediate future is To be fought around
proposed notifications Of the Nolstoad
Prohibition Enforcement act The drive
against tho constitutional amendment
will go on az long AS there rs a remote
chance that hv referendum or other
means IL may be attacked, but the real
contest Is to hc staged upon the floors of
the House and Senate
II will come when the liberal forces II,
the next Congress. If not IN this one,
come forward with repeal Of the section
OF the NolstPad act ilNng onc-haH oi one
per cent as the maximum aicoholc con
tent Of spurious liquors which may he
legally manufactured and snld IN this
country. combined with a substitute for
that section which raises the alcoholic
limit 10 a point where beer and light
wines may be made and dispensed.
Congress has the unquostioned power
70 define the term Intoxicating liquors
which are barred hy the Constitutional
amendment The VETS would prefer To
have this question left 10 the detormna-
tion Of The courts, hut even these interests
agree that il Congress chooses, as II dld
in framing tho Nolstcad act, 70 exercise
tho mower of definition. there is nothing TO
prevent that body from doing II. And If
Congress may say that atl spurious
beverages containing moro than one-hali
of one pcr cent of alcohol are Intoxicating,
the House and Senate IS privileged to
change it's mind and fix : per cent or 4
per cent or even 10 per cent, as the maxi
mum alcoholic content.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Ynrhi Being Lnngthcncd. 4.

Tho yacht Pythagpras. owned by T.
paul du pont. president of the du Pout
Motor Marufas turing Corporatinu, nov
being lcngthcncd an additional FIVE foct
by beirg cut in two pieces and the ad
dition IFS rtcd IL to be equipped With
two of tic motors being manufactured
bv the now company, the work If M
afallation r. be taken NJ as soon a@ the
longthenifg process Is completed tho
yoclt - now 46 feet long and viii be-
frightened ~ 81 feet. The combined
works nf the du Ppnf Motor NaHufac-
turing Corporation and the Delaware
Marine Motors Co where the changes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CHESTERTONN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Eveninf
Ghesbrtown. Md, Jan. j II he an
nual meeting Of the Peninsula liortlch
tdral Socipty will convene in William
Smith Hall. Washington COLLEGE, tomor
row Mt noon, opening with n b. fIvt lunch
con in tho college dining hall During the
seesions Of the society the Maryland state
Farm Agents Association also will hold a
three-dfys session. fIomes have been
provided for all the visiting delcgates and
representatives. The exhibit Of fruits, etc.
will be held in the large basement Of
College Hall. The United States Govern
fnent will have an extensive exhibit OF
parcel post shipning containers. and dis
play of posterp showing the advantages Of
shipment by motor truck parcel post to
city markets. The exhibit will be in
charge of Motortrltok Superintendent
Ryerly and MIR Blnkslee Of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster Generals Office IN
Washington.
Horace Vernon Needles and Miss
Frances Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bacon, were married, Thursday
evening Mt the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage, Chostertown, by the pastor, Rev.
George r. Anderson,
Officials of the American 9trawhoard
Co. have refused mn offer fo $50, 900 for
the strawhoard mill property here. 1t IL
not known what disposition viii be made
of the property, but ii seems assured the
mills will not be rebuilt
MIR and Mrs finwood L,isby have pair-
chased from William X Goodwin the Xii
burn store property. IN Broad Neck, and
viii move there.
Mrs. Mamie Dodd died Saturday even
ing, Mt her home in Still Pond, following n
long illness
MFR md Mrs Herbert Pennington Of
Wilmington arc visiting relatives IN
theRtnrtUwn.
1r II G. Hughes. Of Chesteriorn. was
called 10 Western Maryland. hid '. by
the sudden death Of younger brother.
Census enumcrntors for Kent county
began their work Friday. II viii require
six or eight weeks to complete the rnum-
oration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
EBERT GREETS HOOVER AIDS.
Friends Also nj Conference TO Plan Feed
ing Of European Children.

Berlin, Jan 5.-President Ebert today
received Major Goldsmith and Captain
Ringland, representatives Of Herbert
Hoover, who arc here perfecting arrange
ments for carrying out plans Of the Amcri-
can Food Relief organization for the
feeding Of European children and others.
Representatives of the American So
ciety Of Friends. which has volunteered
it's ecrvices in the e-the-chlldrcn
movement, also were present at the re-
ecption, in the course Of which President
Ebert referred in complimentary terms
TO the scope Of Mr. Iiooyera plans and
the manner Of their execution. and ex-
pressed the thanks of Gcrna ny for the
prospective aid,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
RED CROSS WORK FOR 1920.
win Spend $50, 0,00o.oo0 At Home and
Abroad

Washington, Jan. Out OF q fund
OF $50, 900, 900 available for its work
this year, the American Red Cross his
set aside Sl5,000,00O for European re-
lief. S13 10000 for use al home, and
S1,250,O00 for completing IFS program in
Siberia
In making public today plans for carry
ing forward peace time activities, DR.
Livingston FarraDd, head of the organi-
zation declared that considerable re-
serve must be held for emergency calls,
"ipcident to such possible events as the
opening of Russia to intercourse with
ton DR. Farrand said, was reached
after long and full consideration with
Government representatives in this coun-
try and Europe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
History of Delaware Will be
Touched Upon by Century
Club Tomorrow Night.

epc~isi Corrcspondcnce of Evvry Kvenins
New Castle, Jan. 5.-Tomorrow night
will hc Delaware night at the Century
Club Each member will be expected To
tell something of the history of Delaware.
The chief speaker OF the evening Will be
Richard :. Rodney There viii hc appro-
nriate singing by the members.
The Merry Ten. a newly organized
society. will give it's first dance III the
pporn House on January Q \ large at
TENDANCE Is expected
Walter & Rhoadcs. formerly a first
lieutenant IN the ; ARMY. visited
friends IN this clt, Yesterday
Nrs Rirhari plndcr viii probably leave
foi the Met odi Hospital ~ Phlladcl-
phla tor trcatmrat today
Rev ; Il Bchmr viii entertain his
prohat,oncrs cla>- So his Residence ON
lueSlaN evening
AndreW lcnou y confined "a hl~ homr
Nth illness
Immauuel basketball team defeated
llcacom saturday nigi by ,rorc ~
10 \
Mar, None, ot Delaware Cty and
Nli<, tmlh Mitchell New Castles chirf
grratm att,udcd the Diamond State
lccphon, 60 larrwrll party 81 G
ltuculn - Wilmington hast FRIDAY after
unop
Nr and Nr- Oliver Wmttcn ni Cnoch' $
Bridge formerly ~ this Citv. announce
The hfrth ~ daughter an ! rudav morn
rnr. Jsnuar, Nr and Mrs Nnttcn
1rr both w,l known r \cN castle
The Dorea- selr1 Wtl moot ~ tho
resnlcncc of MIR III Na,lor on l'hurs
av afternoon
The ice IN the DciaWarc River opposite
rity - quite C0ugcstCd ami Is causing
little trouble Ia river traffic
llrdgcwateI for lcwciry Niv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Regular Bowels Is Health

BaWcis that move epa,uodlcally
a ON, da aa stubborn the next
HauId h. hsaittt.l., regulated hv Or
>Iuc. NeW re PlI- n thIs Wav YOU
eer thu impurities 81 waste matter from
sfeuiatug thrluc the ~N~tcm Iv cleans
- .he bowels Thoroughly and promoting
5, proper flow 81 hli,
Nllid comiort4bl YET alVus- reliable.
~ klng NcV iio l'ul> wnrk with pre-
t.slon without tec constipation results
4 violent purcai We -ac - usual ~
al druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
ONLY One THING
BREAKS MY COLD!
! bats DR.. Kings New p.s-
ooNery, for Fifty Years
Cold Breaker.

Nothing tut sustained 44alit and
Iniailing effectiveness can arou,, surh
euthuslasm Nothing but sir, rrhcf
rom stubborn old colds and onrtrhing
new ones, grippe. throaf-tcarng coughs,
md Group could hsvc made nr Kings
NcW Discovery the nationally popular
md standard rruedv Il is fodA1
FIFTY wears Old and alVaye rcnah.e.
,ood Tor the Whole fam.'e \ hattlc 10
Tho medicine cabinet mean> short
lived cold 81 cough ea# ani 81 20.
Al druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
I COOLIDGE IN 1920 RACI
~e ,ad,T Quits National omnittcC
To Boost Him.

gsEo. Ian > James r Rev
- Massachusetts, Secretary ~ lhc
,tnhhcan National Committee SINCE
ll has resigned i was announced
E. yesterday. to ae.umc thc manacC-
ui ~ tho campaign ~ Governor ALVIN
utdgc ~ Massachusetts, for the num-
,sn ior President ihe resignation Is
rtc January ~
N Ersnold wll op,n Governor
CAMPAIGN headquarters Iu
Mi Miller ha, hevn cn-
.f ,c,tral months in special
y -mnrfon FOR the National
Ilr lasf represented the
tfro q fhc NiV'v- hith Con
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
To Scrap Huge Army Hotel.

Now York, ian : The Darlington
Hotel, which housed total Of 2,000,000
American service mcn during its career
rs init No ; Of tho va camp com
munity service. Is to be demolished
Il was the IN gest amy hotel IN ihr
W. III and provided siocpng accommo-
datiouq fos 1000 mon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
seek soldier Barr

h. lonc absence from home
r4 lrrycd ~ tho fact hat hr
fr.tr tnr THE christmas HOLIDAYS,
1twri mother II Daniel Barr,,
& -S Who ,,N,i eighteen months Ia
'9th Delaware piancCrs IS asking
information Which min, lcad tp his
every Danlcl has lsrr MISSING from
city since on' Wcck following the rr-
II Of the Fipnccr- d. thus c4.t ard h-
1ly fear~ fer hI~ safety lh. imly
+ ~ ali West -tptt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
IOURNALISM'S WILD DAYS
Peorlo Got Fewer Thrills in Earlier
Times, N. Y. Gazette Ex-
tracts Show
ArcrsT q. 1874

This day. His ExcclIcncy our Govcrnour
and "a ni;y cmhsrqucd for his other Gov
crnment Of Ncw Jersey. hcfng attended @
tho watcr-side by the Mayor, Aldermen.
ard Commonaltv Upon their cmharqlng,
they were saIuted bv the Fort with fifteen
guns. and hy the gentlemen with three
hu,zas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
M.RCn L I12-.

New York, February 2s. 6 0 Clock 7.
Nj Just now We received the mclan-
cho'v account that this morning the wife
Of Captain Harmarus Rutgers Of this
CITY. beng III perfect health cat her hrcak-
fast Is usual. and about 2 or 10 clock
was taken with q fit and dyed about 1 III
the afternoon, without speaking a word 70
the great surprise Of her sorrowful hus-
band family and friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Tabernacle Sociely.

The Tabernacle Society will resume its
meetings tomor ow- !; IS hoped all the
members viii attend as IT IS important
that the work % be done can be completed
IN tho early spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Dance for Nurses.

The nurses of the phyicians and sur
Eeons Hospital were entertained ly q
dance Saturday evening. given ly Miss
Mary D. LYONS, superintendent ai the
hoSrttal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
National Thrift Week.

National Thrift Week, under the ans
pices Of the national committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Astoeiaiton. viii
begin here Saturday. January l.. aud
continue until January =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Recelvlnq { nngratnIallona

Mr.. and Mrs llcnry Hclmesd u
Philadelphia, both formerly z 'h,a -iiy
e ecriylng rougr atlla'jorr ~ Tho birth
~ daughter, Ilr'av ,rn iirenfai
December 2G
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Rector and Wife TO be Hosts.

Rev, and Mrs Edmund H. Stevens
viii be hosts for Calvary parish at the
annual epiphany party at the parish
house tomorrow eve ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Will Speak on "Zionism.

Rabbi s. L. Hurwitz of New York viii
speak on Zion:sm at the Y M FL A to-
morrow evening. William Ginsburg will
sing folk songs in English and Yiddish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Coaster Recorering From Operation.

& Walter Devcrell, who was in
Jured IN coa-tIng accident some
tinc ago, has been successfully oper-
Ated upon He Is making satisfac-
tory progress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

Why don't you marry 11r7T
Pctausr ! don't iovr Won
Y by Dred Tint 't'cy2 Ns'd rirrrlr
ave hyo -yrar start IN haf 10 p~opis
r our SET london zhty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
.IIIY 4 LIZ

These are 10 inform all persons that
there Is ferry settled from Ambov over
to staten Island which Is dulv attended
fo- the canycniency IF those that have oc-
caSion 10 pass and repass that way The.
ferry Is fourteen pence Jersey currcn cy
for man and horsc, and FIVE pence for
single passenger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
.yrGTST oS I735.

last saturday ght Ills Excclleney our
Govern0ur and family arrived here III
good health from his government of New
Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

You'll be glad TO have q pair of these
good shoes at such low prices. Nelson
Shoe Ce-AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FrE" yv'-v-ry-5 -5r-U-7T n VI 4 - YY{D;W{s2
4 s s?3s ~

20 fhc yccht arr bring made on Ce-1
Tncrrc street Nj ia Pont y orrrrotef
with both cnrnpanica
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

Get your organs Of di-
gcstion, assimilation and
elimination working in
harmony and watch your
trouble disappear. Mr.
does it or money back.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

We have very little news and the posts
not expected in till next Saturday But
as we have lately been obliged to give sew
eral supplements We hope all such Of our
kind customers as are upwards Of one
year in arrears will now think it time TO
discharge the same, Us the weather con-
tinues very severe and the printer but
lily provided To stand the brunt Of long
winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
.TT-yy - J-12

Saturday last the men belonging to the
Castor and Pellux. pr:vateers. having
found that a person Who had entered on
board oi them two or three days before
was woman. they seized upon tho un-
happy wretch and ducked her three times
lr>nl the vard-arm and afterwards made
their Negroes tarr her from head to foot by
crue! treatment the poor woman was very
much hurt, and continues now IL
NOVEMBER Z. i-37
On Saturday last. arrived here from
Bristol, the ship Randall Gally. having
on board several mon and women servants,
which are 10 be disposed OF by Messrs.
Larouch & HAYNES merchants in New
York They are to hc seen on board said
ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21

yVANTED-B0ar and room BY employed
gentleman Write A592 Times. Ham
m0nd l-2f-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21

WANTED:-An Office Boy
Must write good hand,
bright and quick in move
ments, Continental Seed Co.
Michigan Central tracks,
Calumet River and Plum
mer Ave. Hammond. 1-l''
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
MRS. E. LEE

Lectures daily. from 9 a. m. to 9 p.
n. The Right Way to Live. Splr-
itua! meeting every Thursday evening
at s o'clock. Everybody welcome. no
charge. No. 7l6 State Line ST.. op-
posite S. W. corner Of hospital. Illinois
side. Phone 1916 Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
Wanted TO Rent.

WANTED TO Rents or more nicely
furnished modern Housekeeping rooms
or furnished home. desirable location
Phone Hammond 664 L. S. Housing
Corp. 1-2l -2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
For Sale-AutomobiIes
THE STAR AUTO
RADIATOR CO.

Manufacturers and repairers Of radiators.
windshields. bodies. gas tanks. lamps,
etc Work called for and delivered Re
pairing given special attention. 3s4-66
State St.. phone Hammond 2l1f. l-2fmo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
Wanted-Fema Help.
WANTED:

Woman FOR general housework. 10 wash
ing Good wages. Small family Call
1862 Forest ave phone Hammond 2674.
1-l3-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21

FOR SAI%Wiu sell my interest N
home bakery and delicatessen. 1928
nir ST.. phone Ind Harbor 15oJ- l-l9-St
LEAVING TOWN-Complete outfit Of
furniture for broom fiat for sale. Pur-
chaser can rent fiat If so desired. call
$50 Holman ST. upstairs, Hammond. be.
tween and y. m. l-2u-@t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE = Small fruir and berry
farms. Some with all implements.
tools and stock. They pay well IN money.
health and happy living. u. w Dupes
Co. 3407 Michigan ave, phone Ind. Har-
Dor S79. 1922 III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with n minimum
charge of 80 cents. Hammond,
Ind, March 81 aa-"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

4
The undersigned. Executor Of the es-
tate Of Christina Mulligan. deceased.
hereby gives notice BY virtue 81 an
order Of the Lake Superior Court. Room
No. 2. that he viii at the offices OF
Crumpacker 4 Crumpacker. No. 200
Hammond Building in the City of Ham
mond Lake County. Indiana, at the hour
OF nine o'clock a. NJ on the 18th day
Of February 1920 and from day u dsv
thereafter until sold. offer for sale AT
Of the interest Of said decedent III aud
e the following described real estate.
to-wit
Lot Six 10. Block Four %. N the
Resubdivision ~ Honmans First
ADDITION to the City Of Hammond.
Lake county Indiana
Said sale 10 be made subject - the
approval Of said court, and upon The
following terms and conditions, to-wit.
said sale to be for not less than two
thirds Of the appraised value of said
real estate. the purchase price ID be
paid il cash The purchaser Of said
real estate will be further required Is
give bond payable to the undersigned 10
secure the payment. according to its
terms. Of a certain mortgage lien upon
Kemp. upon which there is now due in
principal One Hundred CS1O0o0) Doll
lars. with interest at SIX per cent per
annum from September LIST 1915 said
mortgage appearing IN Mortgage Rec
ord No. l0s. page 279. in the Recorder 5
office Of Lake County. Indiana and sub
ieci Il which said real estate Is Is be
sold
HOWARD II. KEMP
1918: 2-4-1l
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS o II
FIRST POLISH BUILDING & LOAN
& SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. HAM
AtoND.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers DC the said association viii be held
Friday. January Goth at r NJ at the
Northern Trust & Savings Bank. 237
Holman IT. Hammond
PAUL 3. LIPI&SkI
President.
BOLESLAW sALIk
l-1a-2I26 Secretary
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS. EAST CHICAGO IND.
JANUARY 20. 1920.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Public Safety Or the city of East
Chicago Indiana will receive sealed
bids for the furnished or two thousand
10000 feet or fire hose. said hose to be