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The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

years ago from Marion. Ohio being
transferred to this agency by the Am
erican Express co. In the consolida :
tion Of express companies July first.
1919. he was made general manager
of the new company. known as the
American Railway Express. From that
time to this Mr.. Startsnfan has been
jumping right on up, until today his
duties take him from Buffalo. y. Y. to
Denver. Colo. in the interests OF the
American Express Company IN the
capacity OF Special Representative. his
particular mission. being that of pro-
noting financial and foreign business.
Mr.. Startsman Will relinquish his con-
neotion with the express company on
Saturday and viii devote his entire
time 10 the tire game.
BY Saturday he will have rounded
out twentys years Of faithful service
for the American Express. and has
made name for himself that any
man would envy. His activities while
in Hammond have given him very
wide acquaintance.
Both Tfllman and startsman are very
lfkesble chaps with a wagon load Of
initiative. trailer fun OF enthusiasm
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about plant life.
IL Is said the biological department
NIr. Tiilman has built would do credit
to any college. and surpasses anything
in Indiana high schools.
Mr.. THlman came to Hammond from
Lebanon Ind. seven years ago. IT.
was engaged in educational work in
that city also.
He has made real mark for him
self and as a recognition of his true
worth tie was appointed on a commit
tee Of sixteen BY the National Educa
tional Association of the L. S. for the
revision OF Science Courses in secon-
Diary schools. He also served for five
Years as secretary treasurer ct the
State Mathematics and Science Teach
ers Association.
Being a very prominent figure in pub
lie affairs and as head Of the Free Eve
ming schools Of Hammond. Mr Tillman
is well known all over the Calumet dis
trict
10 less live wine than he IS Will
ian I s,artsman. who viii be asso-
c.st-I Wit hhlm ia the tire business
and tie nrir viii be known as Tilman
and S.aftsman.
MI. star'sman came 70 Hammond six
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BARTLETT FUNERAL
HELD SATURDAY

The funeral Of Mrs Thomas Bart
lett of Fischrupp avenue. age 4G. was
held on Saturday afternoon from the
Sacred Heart Church where services
were conducted by Father Miller al .
p. N. The funeral was in charge of
undertaken owens. interment being at
Hammond.
The death OF Mrs Bartlett. due 70
pneumonia. waH a shock TO the ccm-
,munity as she was ono of Whiting
most charitable women. being q fric1d
to all in need The deceased is sur-
vived by her husband, two sisters and
two brothers She having been -o
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and program OF business that listens
we'll They are going to do Hammond
lots Of good and Hammond will surely
return the favor.
This new institution will have a
territory covering five healthy coun-
ties, with Hammond as the distribu-
ting center-they are going 10 sell
at wholesale as well as retail. They
VIII handle other accessories besides
tires. but Horse Shoe tires viii be
the big thing.
The headquarters viii be in the South
Shore Auto Sales Co. at Russell and
Holman streets. Elsewhere in this
issue of TIE TIMES Will be found the
firms advertisement.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Joseph Fox and son George, Of
Francisville. visited relatives here
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heckel Of
Dwight. Ill. have moved on their
farm near Shelby
Fremond McCarty fell down stairs
yesterday and hurt his back quite Sc
verely. He was unconscious when
he was found and he was taken TO his
home. He IS suffering much.
w. C Hale visited his wife here
yesterday.
Mrs. c T Bailey left yesterday
for a visit with relatives in Michigan.
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ST. JOHN

Mre VIM G. Beasley returned to
her home in Chicago on Saturday ev-
ensng after a weeks visit here with
Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Ludwig. Jr.
Mrs Albert Miller and daughter
I.eona Mrs. John Stark. Mrs. Spieler.
Mrs Audrey Boiling, Jr., spent Non
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day in Hammond.
Jos. Speiler transacted business in
Chicago on Monday.
Mrs. Mathilda Keilman visited sun
day with her mother q t Dyer
Mrs. Valentine schultz and daughter
of Cook are visiting here with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Wachter and family.
Miss Marie Pfeifer Of Whiting
spent Sunday here with her parents.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
LOWELL

Mrs c. A. Brown left yesterday
morning for Kalamazoo. Mich. for a
two weeks visit with relatives
Edwin L. Sanders was in Chica go
on business YESTERDAY.
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member Of the " 3. A. of the n
cabees and 81 Tho RoyaL NeLsEaors
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

money selling tires than he can by tell
ing the students OF the high school
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HAMMOND MEN
IN ACCESSORY
AND TIRE LINE

CONTINUED from Page one,
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BERLIN WON'T TRY
TO Join LEAGUE
Germany Would Not Ignore In
vitation, but Won't Apply,
Says Dr.. Mueller
AUSTRIA'S APPLICATION IN
by the Associated Press

Geneva, Nov. 13.-Germany will not
make formal application for admission
to the League of Nations. hut would not
ignore an invitation to become a mem :
Der should 1t be extended by the organ :
ization. said DIR. Hermann Mueller, vice
president of the foreign affairs commit
tee of the German Reichstag, in a state :
ment to the Journal de Gcncve yestcr-
day.
Germany will not ask the assembly
to admit her to the league" he de :
clared. because such an application
would give rise to sharp discussion in
the Assembly, for it is known certain
states have given indications they would
oppose her immediate entry. do not
know whether they have sufficient sup
port to insure the triumph of their
viewpoint but however that NAV be.
such a decision would not be without
danger to the icaPue itself Besides the
German Government does not consider
the league in its present form as per-
feet. How, indeed, could it be, since to
mention only two states. it includes
neither Russia nor the Unitede States,
and universality is the fundamental
condition of its existence?
That, however. does not mean that
Germany would maintain reserved at
titude in the event of some delegation
raising the question of her admission,
and if the assembly should accept her,
Germany would not decline an invitation
resulting from such decision"
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Roma, IL novembre. III Conte
Sforga. Ministro per gil AFFAIR." Esteri,
ha ricevuto. dali incaricato di AFFAIR."
presso rAmbasciata in Washington, un
telegramma con il qualc 81 fa presente
che II Governo Americana e. ben felice
di approvare qualsiasi soluzione sulla
ouestione Adriatica, raggiunta in ac-
cordo diretto ira l'Italia la Jugoslavia.
Cio' G. state annunziato da un comuni-
cato semi -ufficiale emesso dali 'Agenzia
Stefani in Santa Margherita.
L'Ambasci6tore Americana in Roma,
aggiunge rAgenzia predetta, ha fatto
una identica Communications al nostro
Ministero deg'i Esteri
l giornai di Roma. in generate, soilu
d'accordo mel riconosccre che una vittoria
e stata guadagnata dalla diplomazia
italiana nella sistemzione dalIa ques-
tione ira rItalia Ia Jugoslavia, ri
guardo iAdriatico. Tuttavia gil organi
del nationalist ed giornali che ris
pecchiano sentiment del partito di
destra al Parlamento, dimostrano un
certo malcontento G domandano una So
luzione piu' radicale della controversial.
ii "Popolo Romano asscrisce che,
prima di accctare lie condizioni i'm
poste dali Italia, Ia Serbia fecc ap-
pello Parigi ed Londra per ASSIST
enza, ma che lie risposte ricevute dimos-
trarono come | due gOvcrni sarebbcro
stati disposti ad acccttare Iapplica-
xione del Patio di Londra, Qualora un
accordo non fosse state raggiunto nei
negoziati in corso a Santa Mergherita.
Dopo tall rispostc. dice il giornale, il
Governo di Belgrade telegrafo' al suoi
delegati, dando loro istruzioni per ac
cettare lie condizioni deli Italia, con
riserve per il future.
ii Giornale d'Italia asserisCe che VI.
Trumbitch, il ministro per gil AFFAIR."
esteri jugoslavo. insistctte Sulla conclu-
sione di un accordo con l'Italia. poiche'
convinto che le naZioni del Balcanic del
Danubio avcvano bisogno del sostegno
del"Italia allo scope d sottrarsi ALA
protezione oncrosa della Francia dell
1nghilterra. ed anche per perv -
minaccia del sostcnitori degli Absburgo.
II Corriere d'Italia dice che lab
bandono della Dalmazia da parte
delrItalia G. penoso G che cio' potrebbe
mitigarsi con la diChiarazione di auto
nomia.
IL giornale la Tribuna" dice che il
Principe Aessandro, reggente della
Jugoslavia, TELEGRAPH al delegati au-
torizSandoli ad accettare lie richieste
dell'Italia. II giornale aggiunge che
faccordo stipulato e. soddisfacente.
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U. S. AND JAPAN AGREE
ON EXCLUSION OF LABOR
Principle Accepted, but Methods
Are Still Undecided

Toxic. Nov. 13.-CBy A. p. P.)-News-
papers of this city report the japanese
and American governments have reached
an agreement in principle relative to
the exclusion of japanese laborers from
the United States. 1t !s asserted, how
ever, that there is a disagreement re-
garding the methods to be employed.
America is understood to desire pro
visions for exclusion embodied in n
treaty, but Japan. it is said, regards
s.this procedure humi iating. and as form :
ing precedent she might be forced to
follow in treaties negotiated in future.
Japan is declared to consider that meas
ures prohibiting her subjects from emf
grating can be taken only on her own
initiative.
In other respects. the negotiations are
progressing. it is reported. and, once
this point has been settled, an agree
ment may be expected.
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ITALIANS HONOR JUGO-SLAVS
Nations Seek to Arrange Pact to
Promote Better Relations
Santa Ma gherita. italy. Nov. 13.-


(By A. p.)-Grcat cordiality was
shown by the Italian and Jugo -Slav
peace delegations at dinner given by
the Italians in honor of the Jugo- Slavs
here last night Immediately after the
signing of tho treaty between the two
countries adjusting the Adriatic diff
Guilty.
Toasts to the kings of Italy and of
Jugo -Slavia We're exchanged by Pre-
miers Giolitti and Nesnitch, and the
latter declared in a brief address that.
notwithstanding troubles. difficulties
and criticisms, the delegations had ac
complished precious work for the
wellbeing of future generations of ltal
ians and Jugo Slavs, and for the in
terests of Europe"
Provision was made in the treaty
that each country shall, within two
months from the time the treaty be-
comes operative, call a conference which
will submit to the two governments
proposals for promoting more cordial,
economic and financial relations.
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SAY YANKEE WAS HANGED
state Department Hears French at
Adena Slew Relief Worker

\ San Francisco, Nov. l3.-lB \. n
The State Department has been asked
10 verify dispatch received here by
the Near Cast relief officials, stating
Captain John Shismanian, of Fresno,
Calf. commanding the Relief Armenian
Legion at Adena, Turkey, had been ar
rested and hanged by the French Cap
tain Sbisman.an was said to be an
American citizen. and former mem
her of the Kentucky national guard.
The Armenian Legion, which has been
orpanized in Adcna for the defense Of
the city. and to relieve besicgcd Armen-
inns in Marnah aud IIadjin, was dis
banded by the French after being dis
armed. the dispatch said.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

N-tsy' ESTATE OF = a X All BROOKE
80 DOLAN. deoen solicitors Of admin.
st-atio upon the estate OF Sarah brooke
Dolnn. deceased having been granted TO
DOLAN and II. YALE DOLAN al persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having ella inns
against the same 10 present them. without
delay. at the office OF the said company. Nos.
9u5-39l Chestnut St, Philadelphia
WILLIAM i. GPST.
President
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BOARD WANTED

REFINED young Epgilshman with ,.is--
man Ghildren expect to arrive in phI'nan hsInn
helphia early " January. desire ro M ~ y "a a,
oosnui preierably private, congenIal N amiiu
uDurps. committing distance; nodepats'
TERMS nrst-class references from amnIo ~. .e .
siVe tuii particulars A Ill. Ledger 0ffics
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HELP wANrEp-MA1r

A HIGHLY PROFITABLE BUSINESS
can be developed by the right man; we wan,
n live business man TO develop a speciality
known. advertised nationally; sold through
out the world; man to take the solt
agency In Philadelphia and vicinity; oiir
selling plan and method of cooperation wifi
insure success for the man OF the right cal.
ber; this Is a legitimate business offer by n
well known and responsible corporal tlon who
will deal with none hut Responsible men
who can measure up To our standard Of re-.
uuirements; IL you can qualify and finance
your initial order. handle your agency AM
are looking for a remarkable opport,nitv
write for appoin nent,, send address and
phone numbe, TO NJ 702. Ledger office,
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LOST AND FOUND

BARPIN-Lost. diamond and sapphire bar
pin: finder will, please return to J. Il. Cald
we'll & Co... Juniper and Chestnut. and re
Ccive reward.
LOsT-God powder box attached to gold
and cnameled link bracelet with charms
Initials J. X. l.. Adelrhla Theatre. Broad st
or R!tz-Carlton Hotel. Return and receive
reward 301 Chestnut st.
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PROMOTION SALESMAN, individual or
hrm able to place the securities OF a new
stane machine shop article under stronT
method and other patents, which article is
an absolute necessity. should comnunica 20
with us 1t once. This Is Il high class nro"o
siton and viii bea. strictest invrstIgation
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PERSONALS

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN--Ali persons
are hereby expressly notified that no person
VIII hJmsoever is authorized to contract any
debts to purchase any goods, wares or
merchandise of any kind In any amount
whatever In my name or on my account. No
bills or accounts will be paid by me unless
merchandise will be delivered at my house or
In my name. in the name Of any person
claiming to live with me at any place. par
tiCuiarly at GaSs Washington ave, PM ade.
phia and Glen Riddle Pa, unless paid for
in advance or on delivery in cash.
LEIGHTON NJ FORD.
TWO business men. leaving for Europe next
week. highest reference. will transact le-
Ultimate business. Rowland NJ. Hout. 1906
Lancaster ave. Ye.- -
WOULD like to hear from some one who
knows anything OF Mandn Griffith. 18th
ward, city of Philadelphia. Please communi-
cate with JOhn kruss, Jr., COS Chestnut st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A BUSINESS oPpopT1rN,rv -

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
An old established MANUFACTURER Of an ex
ceptionally high quality storage batterv
which sells at u lower figure than the aver
age OF competitive makes Is looking for n
live man to represent II In this territory
Our proposition should get you more thar
your share OF the business In this terrItory
as It is doing in other locations W., viii
give an inexperienced man a thorough train
ing at our factory. Nominal capital re.
quired to start business. ''
l.. J. HART
1902 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn. n. Y
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HELP WANTED-MALE

A BOYS JOB WITH A FUTURE
Two vacancies IN editorial departments Of
Public Ledger for bright boys over 10: sal.
airy TO start $40. See Mr.. Joyce. 600 ChIst.
nut ST.. third roor.
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gil S. j. E E|LPATTO
'ADR|AT|CO
Italia Reeve la Sanzione
sulrAccordo con !
Jugoslavi

Published anh Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. AL.
Authorized by the act OF October o
islI. on hle at tho Postoft!ce OF Phila.
A q, BtrRr.TsON
Postmaster General
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

sLEcTRIctSdLw SdwMg M3TqRs nS,,,sASETNE HaSEINE TooLs
BETTING. pulleys shRfting. hangers, bare
SEGAL RoTHMAN. ls3 N. 4TH ST.
DYNAMOS and motors bought sold and
rented. Yearslcy & Co. 224 y. Sd 81
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BOARDING

TWO deliShuul rooms southorn exnos1ro.
70 oppTpSs.e tropSn.e arnna, u r. station; conycn eni
G"rman antOwn 52S2, N''fu' ihoR
Wal NUT 130o-Lsrge furn' room 90
hected with bath; with or without hon az rG
'h',H 2l20-Tabe board home cooL,na.
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EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY FIRST
AIR BRAKE FOR PASSENGER CARS
tors wanted; only those who can handle hI
propositions; placing suhagents In their coun
IR 4HNlt =
Eastern piStr'nutors Pottstown. Pa
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statesmen
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALp

MANICURING. shampooing and scalp treat
ment done at private home. p 200.
Ledger Office.
TEACHER. experienced. cultured lady. age
2S desires position governcss In famiy
going to Florida for winter months. Address
Miss Ruth Wells. Bullsgap. Tenn.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS
STAMPS AND COINS

HALL CLOCK: Westminster chimes on tuhe.
moon phases; bargain. 31D W. Berks st
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WANTED

NEW SPAPERS 81 per 100; masa,I.-
rags. al kinds Of furniture, ali kinds ~ 81;
carpets highegt price paid; cal or sant U
street. w. iork
REDS. carpets, furniture, part or cI,,ira
household. Don't sci until you yet hnst
NE BUY women ) and n war;, ,Io,,,
= shoes Call or write Aa7 N ath. Mar '2tas
HIGHEST prices paid for all Kinds frrrI
ture. 1915 Ridge ave Poplar 1884
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

assSs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
p,h,,, aspn!,eiation has been made to the
SffPSs Snsf OF The hs
sssi .t Ffss Bsns sSe bss%ssn
srsy nrs Smith Ii ksr ,cS c9ssn 2ss1 n sydephaS :. Rob
iSrnasWine st @ r. syISancne Ialsr ssss sss
pr1rss of apPToysl Of the rsh and
mon carriers for the transportation OF per.
sens gs,, pOn, upon cali or demand in the city Of
Rs1 % fss5eE Ss sea s. s sDg
When and where ali persons in interest HSS t. may nay
G1near and be heard II thew 80 desire
~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 5,
Dessmber e Term S"niS iS,s.f g. fh'''Ss'oss!s So sss
Marie R.,r.rrtn n ID Divorce % - p.,...,
To Edward Rrinert. late OF s1ss Boudlnot
street, Philadelphia.
pointed master by the court in the above
case. in which your wife. Marie Reinert, has
brought ,S suit ssainst "a you for absolute divorce
VIII hold .i, a meeting for the purpose OF
iSs0 Land Title Building. Broad and Chest.
AZ, Tn,.ss 11.SsID 5EsSnsyIvsns
m when and where you may attend with
JOHN c, BELL. us.,;.- s,;
sss5S ESTATE OF LUCY X. GREENOUGH.
dccea ased-I,etters OF administration d.
B. n. c. Z. a. upon tho estate of Lucy X.
t.reenouEh. deceased. having been granted TO
indebted TO the said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having ella Inns
delay at the office OF the said company.
Nos. 325-331 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM 7. GEST.
President
10y ESTATE OF CAROLINE NAMELY.
eased-Lotters testamentary upon
the estate Of Caroline Namely. deceased,
having been granted to FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY. all persons indebted TO the said
estate are requested to make payment. and
those having claims against the same TO
present them. without delay, at the office of
the said company. Nos 325-33l Chestnut st..
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM 2. GEST.
President
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STAMPS. PACKETS, DIME SETS
Albums ana supplies for stamp collectors
PAILA STAMP CO.. Fl D. 18th 81
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"HMLEp. 81 :i' .hSSa,nGsS connection with mann
In car lots. Danforth Marsh. Fox"roftS tShw,k
LIST vour business with mo Tor 1o,,ie,- "
have cash huvrrs no charge ~ luck .aIe;
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APARTMENT HCUSES-If Won wan,
or sell your noa TN mt housS Lnaio 10 buy
a l.. DuGGAN. 10 n 2O.h st see
If 1U4 y Ts9 %Rns to na9 buy or, So. your busne,,
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NEED BUSINESS CAPITAL )

We IT UTVbtHl NOur DTODOStIOn hV Ipttor n,
nrospectuS, so forcefutiy and conWInc,nrI,
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men IN Penna. Md, Del. and NV Jer
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST.. 92o0--Three unfurnIshe6 rco.----'
with private bath electric light I'm
heat; newly papered and painted; It4s nv,
month. Wv pci
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tags 4