davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

form at the age of seven-that is in
1918. In that year he won practically
all of his engagements in impressive
style. But it was in a trial against
time at the Saratoga Racing Associa-
tion's meeting in August that year the
great gelding showed his heartlest per
tormance of all time Without pace
(for he ran away from the first relay
with the fash of the barrler)
Roamer, admirably ridden and we'll
rated by the late Andy Schuttinger.
sprinted mile in the sensational time
OF :34 As, which set a new worlds
record for q mile. This smashed the
record Of Salvador, which had stood FOR
twenty-seven years. Roamer carried
40 pounds, the same weight packed by
Salvador ct Monmouth Park. Saltwater,
over a straight course at Monmouth
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
kzy kapiara Tries Baseball
VIII DO His Spring Training on Moist Soil Of Cuba
By ". O. Mcclellan

We'll good night said Izzy into the sporting
department. Il amt got it the heart EIeppy Year because
there amt wooden alcohol which H ~ ont ~
comicals which they poison.
"No an going because there amt new
af IN the book IT'S going to be rotten holiday everywhere
dry like They ought to persecute them f that m
The wood the than Russia where anyhow
you could get while you should feel like it.
and maybe Emma Goldstin which worse off
after all Vodka good bu it better as nothing
$50 could my that when comes II the New Yea
should be asleep year should be navc the as b4
shkker and paid it lot Of fell undernat,
IT, Well anyhow couldn't hker year right away
got to training
"No baseball plavinq husiness t am ~
toning to become baseball year There's lots Of money
it Look at chon J. SieGraw which he
Cube6 entirely surrounded with waite, and entirely
fled with liqu0s which amt no. wooden adohol in it.
"Look at Wbe Rbrstein eneger for the BROOKLYN
team OF base'"e lie has big chicken turkey
Baltimore Look at Miller Huggnen he meneger of The
Yankees tie got 1t soft chob travelling
on big finding signing
saw chon cGraw before he went back Cubb
about getting chob
Giants IN the pennant race last year,? He
ing that matter and have
we did not make a whole lot O.
Right deer didn't say nothing to bon Me-
Gaw about till should easy enough to fix
basebae that they should make why Chon Nc
aw didn't think of himself they say smart fe
md plays baseball inside don't know what they mean
unless that they he plays park don't
why they should play they collect no
admission.
chon kind Of diseougne too fat
told him that all unless the head which
aint am pretty feer, which am all
the time thinking
II didn't with the jake RupDert-
stein which he good feler Jake
said how about chob
would play nothing but inside baseball
that IS coming TO you would guarantee that should
a outside the park
Jake surprised that he didn't
asked him how that of baebals
couldn't beat the Chicago because
the didn't hit So made
of the Yankee basebar hit
ball surprised that Miller
himself But it is brains that makes
brains.
~ couldn't which Yankees or
The Giants 1t should depend which should
celery and wouldn't all Run
Home Baker Baby Suhen because they
brains. worth
all the
"Of the should
should be ready
Florida don't like they tell
fierce there and would feer his
and wouldn't like wooden
wooden alcohol S no good health
Also either because lot
tough with their BELTS which
full of Mexaners wild tonale,
pretty good warm
for training also
pnoche there without should
they
alcohol"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

First race (rhree- -year-olis sc and one.
hair furlcngs gs)-Sherrv 105 Hot Foot io5
Faster. lV5i Lady Sweep. 1l0; Baaora, 10;
s ntrN. | 3.
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High Scorer
For Mornin seside
A. 4. in asst Year

Completing his first year as mem
Der Of the cluo, Frank Conway, junior
outdoor Metropolitan Association 100
yard sprint champion, returned the
unusual feat of scoring the create II
number of points in open competition
among the members OF the Morning.
SIDE Athletic Club, Of Harlem, for the
1919 campaign. .
Since joining the Winged NJ" club
last April, Conway has failed to win
prizes in only two Of the races IN
which he started. He also finished in
the runaer-up position in the Junior
and senior national outdoor champion
hips in Philadelphia.
Conway scored total of G0N points
md md Is followed in second position "
William Plant, American walkine
champion: VINO resumed active com
petition in August after service with
the 3o5th Machine Gun Company N
France. Plant compiled 43 points. H.
Won the senior Mets,' senior national
seven mile and fifteen mile walkn
championships. In the long race
Plant established two new American
records. Harry Brave rman, with 81 L
points. is third
The Mornineside track team scored
an aggregate Of 26O points.
The point scorers follow:
Fran. Conway 6o7% William Plant. "a
Harry Bravernan. 3A's; Casper s>hener
II ~ Lipsou. loi \. Abromet. .. s
tasncs g. lonn 2. Knox. ~ Bon Sc
REQ, : Michael Noelil q Alcxansei
tesslp. Fsank kies,r, b, William krapo
w. Tob Conon. l.. French. I
Nutieds se 5 A Fohrins &, +. Weman
A petcr. ~ D. Cietter, 3. Homer
Ash.cy 2is Slomlca. . C Scranton
Z. T. Sohae.er. + J. Siero /: J l5ies
sern' / ! Feariman, /; p. Trivioudis. /.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Greek Wrestlers Finishing
Training for Title Bon,

New Years Day will not see any
let UP in the training work OF jim
Londos and william Demetral, who arr
conditioning themselves for their in
ish wrestling match at the list Reg
ment Armory next Monday night
The Greek New Year does not coras
for another ten days or so, therefore
il Will fit in nicely for the winner o.
the match TO enjoy real victory cele-
pration. BY special arrangements witt
George Bothner, the latter's gymnasium
will be kept open this afternoon fo,
Demetral. who works at O'Clock. and
Londos. who works at s.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Navy Five Rallies
Strong, but Bows
Before Princeton

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. al.-Piling up a
good lead in the first half. but being
outplayed by the Midshipmen in the
second, Princeton won at basketball
from the Naval Academy here this af
ternoon, 20 to 1s
The score against the Navy was IS
bad as 10 TO l early in the game and the
half ended Is to : against them. A rail-.
at the start of the second period pu.
the home team within two points OF
the visitors, and Princeton had to nigh
desperately to come out at the larger
end The game was won through fne
better use of tn chances from the fou4
line. each team scoring six time
The SUMMARY.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

bstitutions-Prinoeton Wadieieh to-
Marg"tts. Goa 5 from To- fNlt -, n ton
Opie 90, Netts t2l. Dickinson efargetts
%aNaI >s, Academy Hurkho.eel 60. .y.4iv
CD. Goals from foul line Princeton
Netts. IN ~ Naval Academy Bverly r
in r. Referee. Mr. Decring Manhattan
College. Umpire Mir. Ca1lcwhli Haltl-
more Central I. NJ {. A
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LEGAL NOTICES

CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. DE
PARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
NOTICE OF JULIAN AVENUE CT
MENT SIDEWALK. PRIMARY AS.
SESSMENT ROLL MEETING.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
0 are hereby notified that the As
sessment Roll in the matter of the i'm
provement of Julian Avenue from Ind.
annapolis Boulevard to 125th Street by
constructing therein between said ter
minal points a cement sidewalk. six
feet wide. five inches in depth. in the
city of Hammond, County of Lake and
State of Indiana, has been prepared by
order of the Board OF Public Works of
said City. and that the same is now on
file IN the office of said Board for pub
lie examination and inspection. and that
the said assessment roll contains the
names Of all property owners affected
thereby and the respective amounts as
sessed against each lot or tract Of land
for said Improvement, and that by res
olution said Board has fixed the 18th day
Of October. 1920, at . O'Clock o. m. in
the office Of the Board Of Public Works
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTEn-N srNTATN-
ENCE SERVICE REPAIR SHOP
FOREMAN by young married man with
reliable firm. whore hard work and re-
suits produce and viii not 20 unnoti-
ced: IA years Of practical service in T..
6 and abroad in general machin- -ork.
Welding. blacksnithing. miHwrightinS.
expert in every line. Address 1856
Times, Hammond 1O-11
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Reed baby carriage: good
condition. Call 1915 Barring ave.
East Chicago. 1911
FOR SALE-PIano worth $500: viii sell
for $3.50. 1857. Magoun ave. East
Chicago. 1O-1I
FOR SALE-Cheap. Il head of cattle.
7S4 Summer st. Ham. 1O-11-2
FOR SALE-Apples Delivered any
place in Hammond. $3.50 70 S2.15
per bushel. Phone Ham. 2642. 10-1l-2
DON'T buy coal-go to PAS f. State ST.
See the Johnson Oil Burner dem
onstratcd for cook stove heater or
furnace. Cheaper than coal. Stock
Company. Get yours now. Prices going
UP. Agents wanted for Gary, East Chit
cago. and Indiana Harbor. HOLLIS
% SALE-Water power Washing ma
chine and wringer: good conditions:
cheap. 906 Calumet ave, Ham. 1911
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Modern affice room.
Straube Bldg. Apply Straube Piano
& Music Co, Hammond. 10-7-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished room. suitable
for 2 men; Americans only. hot wa
ter heat; all convenience. 49T L.
state 81. Hammond. End floor. 1-9-a
FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping apt. 415 Truman ave. Ham
mond. 1922
FOR RENT-Front room, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. 163 State st.
INQUIRE 2f2 SibIey St, Ham. 1o-lI
FOR RENT-Large heated trout room.
One block from South Shore. Call
1851 Indiana Harbor. 1901 Ivy st. In
diana Harbor. 10-11-2
FOR RENT furnished light house
keeping rooms. LIST floor. front $50
Fayctte st, Hammond. 10-l1
FOR RENT-Front room. kitchennette.
furnished for light housekeeping; all
conveniences; centrally located: most
suitable for , girls. Phone 4e4 Ham
mond. 1911
FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping. 443 Logan St.
Hammond. 1o-11
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WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM

NANTED-Board and room: lady with
child ? years old viii pay or in OK
,hsnge for homework. Address B-4e
Times. Hammond. 10-II-2
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

UTILITY battery. guaranteed two years.
all makes of batteries recharged and
repaired. rentals for all cars. Henry
Wagner Co. 1887 Forsythe ave. East
Chicago. Phone 9o6. a-29-tf
FOR SALE-We have an over stock and
are going to make q sacrifice TO I'M
load. These are all hrst regular stock.
6.00e mile guaranteed Goodrich tires; all
sizes TO he sold at less than wholesale
prices. Boiling Auto Sales. Douglas
and Holman SITS. phone Ham. 266:
Michigan ave. and Grapevine SITS. Ind
lana Hsrbor. phone 7s. Ind. Har. I0-1t-3
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE

WANTED TO TRADE-Property for
good car; must be in a mechanical
running condition Call , 2. m. and 4
D. m. or any time Saturday or sunday.
1874 Calumet ave. Ham. 10-1T-6
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
home for two gentlemen. steam heat
and bath. Tel 2129. cor. SibIey st. and
Wentworth ave. w: Hand. 49,.
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Bed ana White LIahts.

On dark nights q white light can
be seen farther than any other, hut
on Hight nights red takes the first
place.
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In the City Hall OF said City as the
time and place for hearing renionstran.
Co.'S and objections from all persons ar
footed thereby IN 70 the special benefits
derived therafrom and assessed against
said respective lot on said assessment
roll ard that said Board will after said
hearing and examination, confirm or
modify each respective assessment as
made, provided that IL hads that said
property AFFECTED thereby is benentted
In said respective amounts.
A. ]. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER
r. c, DIETRICH.
Board OF Public Works.
WILLIAM c. ROSE. City Clerk. 1914
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WANTEB1EoIYectors and solicitors;
male or female. Address P. O. Box
I44. Hammond. 1919
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. top wages.
Cudshy Packing Co. East Chi. 1915
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FOR SALE-MISCEILANEnuS

BUR SALE-LArSS variety OF trunaa.
Gags and suit cases. Lesser LoAn
E@nk. - Stafe st. Hammond. 2.L7-t9
FOR sALF=Unredeemod Diamonds and
HalAroAd watches. Leesarnx Loan Bank
% seets 90. hammond Open aveniggaL
WALL PAPER-The right Kind OF wall
paper peautines the home. I have tt.
fou want II. Call Carl Varmett. phone
l4ze Hammond for free estimate. s.27-u
FOR SALE-Pure bred o + @ 8 weeks
Pigs; reasonable. c. Ooms, Gary.
Anuldha- 1865
FOR SALE|Large size -phonoxraph FOR
sale ana records, limos new; genuine
mahogany; bargain. Call after S O'Clock
1880 Madison st. Ham. 10-s.tf
FOR SALE-Furniture of 3 room fat.
$500 with privileges Of renting dat:
also , passenger car. will 20 very CHEAP,
located 1871 Olcott ave. East chi. 1855
FOR S~ALE-Large sized
cash register, a bargain,
good for saloon business, or
Ice cream parlor. Apply
Times B-36. fO,s-tf
FOR SALE Fox Hounds. call be-
tween 5 and 7 Columbia ave. I3O
Company House. Columbia ave. Ham
FOR SALE-2nd hand boilers. either
hot water or steam. Enq gil CaIu-
met ave. Hammond. 1882.
FOR SALE-Sound horse. 21s l5Bth
st. Phone Ham. $50. l0-y-3
FOR sALE-Reed baby carriage, ono
2-hole laundry stove. Phone s53-R.
Hammond. f0-s-3
FOR SALE-Soft drink bar and fix
lures. good location, good business.
341t Deodar st, Indiana Har. 1888
FOR S~ALE-Plenty of lime
and plaster, call 249. Jno.
+. Wilhelm & Sons. 286 CAL
umet Ave. Hammond.
1o-1i-2
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CARPENTERS
LABORERS

WANTED-10 laborerS at
once. 60c per hour and time
and one-half for overtime.
Edwards Valve g. Mfg. Co.
Las tChicago. l0-'-'f
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FOR SALE-One Ford touring. late
1919 model; runs good as new. hone
between s and p. m for appointment.
1257-R Hammond. 10-1f-2
FOR SALE-6 cylinder St~udebaker. Al
condition. Cheap for cash. Tiliman
& Startman. Phone 3T39 Ham. SIS
Hohma st, Ham. 10-I1-2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern office room. \.
Strauble Building. Straube Piano &
Co. Ham. 10-11-tf
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~WANTED-Clerk for gem
eral office work one with
time keeping experience
preferred. Good chance for
advancement. Cudahy Pack
ing Co. East Chicago.
1866
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED--S light hskpE. rooms. couple
No children. Is 50 care Times, Ham
nond. 1922
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W~ANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED salesladies. for ice cream
parlor- Dickson Bros. los Sibley st.
Hanmond- f0-h.tf
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Hammond. 1882
USED CARS
Buick. Z pass. touring
with winter top and cord
equipment.
REQ touring.
Maxwell roadster.
Chevrolet touring.
Hudson coupe.
Chandler coupe.
Oakland touring.
LAKE CO.. AUTO SUP
PLY & l.
H. A. Thiel, Prop.
\. ". Cor. Douglas & Hob
man.
Phone Hammond 1741
I0-lI-3
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y 0No y
NOTICE 70 NONRESIDENT. THE
STATE OBJ INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY. FIRST STATE & SAVINGS
BANK OF EAST CHICAGO, A COR
PORATION. TRUSTEE VS.. BENJA-
MIN sPORMAE. MABLE SPORMAN,
IN THE Lake. SUPERIOR COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1920. CAUSE
NO. 1851. ACTION TO FORECLoSE
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGE ON
REAL ESTATE IN LAKE COUNTY,
INDIANA
Now comes the Plaintiff by Sheerer
8 White. attorneys. and having filed It's
complaint herein. on September I, 1920,
now files an affidavit of a competent
person showing that the defendants.
Benjamin Sporman and Mable Sporman
are not residents OF the State Of In
diana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified OF the tendency OF said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
mur therein. at the calling Of said
cause. on the 18th day of December. A.
D. 1920. the same being the 3Ist day
OF the next term OF said Court 10 be
begun and held in the Court House.
Room No. !. at Hammond. in said
County and State on the end Monday
of November. A. D. 1920. said action
Sill b heard and determined in their
absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my han and atfix the Seal Of said
Court. at Hammond. his sth day of
a. D. 1920.
HERBERT l. WHEATON,
(Seal) Clerk L. S. c.
BY: CORA D. ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. 1o-11-16-25
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WANTED-SteDographer capable OF
doing some clerical work. state ex-
perience and salary. Pratt Food CO.
1922
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WANTED-Girl to work in ice cream
parlor. Columbia Candy Kitchen.
1907 Cedar st. Indiana Harhor. io-s-2
WANTED-Dish washer. Apply tho
French American restaurant. 81
State ST., Hammond. In-9-2
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SATURDAY

Following the regular opening exer-
cises as scheduled Rev. Charles Fill
more was introduced to the convention
by Mrs. v~syhinger. Rev. Fillmore is
national secretary OF the new move
ment, the NO Tobacco League Of
America He presented the activities
of the league to date and showed that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-11

Election OF trustees M other Officers
OF the Concordia Evangelical Lutheran
Cemetary Association will be held in
the school assembly room. corner sibley
street and Oakley ave. Oct IL. 1890. at
S p. m.
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WANTED 10 bys per
manent positions and
easy work, large wages. APP
ply at once. w. B. Conkev
Co. Hammond. 1853
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FOR SALE-Dry Goods Store and Mil
linery- 1913 Deodar St, Indiana Har-
Dor. 1O.b-6
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~PHONOGRAPH SALE
STARTS TOMOP pow


90 Holman 81. Hammond. Indiana
Just north of Michigan Central tracks.
n a1a1d
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FOR SAIE-Southern Michigan's best
farms. fruit or grain. large or small:
be a farmer, make money and he indie
pendent. Write Robt. Stortck, Co1oma.
Michigan. 1915
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NANTED-Girl or woman for general
housework; good wages. 4so1 Barring
ave. East Chicago. 1888
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the uplift of party principles" Nj.
Calvin said If YOU wish To vote for
the league Of nations and do not want
to vote for a wet. vote the prohibition
ticket"
At his tine Mrs. V~ayhinEcr intro
duced Mrs. z. c. Rumpler. president OF
the State Federation OF Clubs. vao
gave a most interesting address. She
emphasized what it means 10 be 4 real
citizen Of the L. S She said. We
learned during the world war tina the
Stars and Stripes is a woman flag as
well as a mans. How are we going
to use citizenship. That is the big
duty we must consider very carefully
and prayerfully. Women must make
use Of the ballot entrusted To them
Watch the records of candidates. Look
upon the vote as a sacred privilege
to bring about better laws. better liv-
ing and the big things women all over
our country stand for
Mrs. Hill. president OF Woman's club
OF Hammond, was on the platform ana
was introduced to the convention. A
number Of woman's club members were
In attendance at tho session.
DR.. Stratton was introduced 10 the
ladies OF the convention. DR.. Stratton
has been speaking to the boys and girl.
in Hammond public schools She said
that the question of social morality
has formerly been a subject hard to
present. Dr.. Stratton said that the
subject can best be presented To the
young boy and girl of today. we.
must prepare our boys and girls for.
the influences thrown about them. The
American mother often upholds her.
child if told of the wrOur dofnr Of her
child. On the other hand a foreign
mother will investigate II told that her
child has been in the wrong. Give
your children the things they really
need to know, that they may be forti-
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WANTED@Onice girl. must use type
writer Call Room 8. O.. K. Building.
Hammond. fO-s-3
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NANTED-Girl for general housework:
good wages. 1S4 Detroit St. phone
e425 Hammond. ie.6.tf
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FOR SALE-Ignition and electric ser
vice station. fully equipped. doinR
good business. a live town. q bargain /:
reason for sale. poor health. Address
BIS Times. Hammond. 1885
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WANTED@Man with experiences to
work part Of day in furniture store;
must have good reference. Apply PAP
r. State ST. Ask for Mr.. J.. Arkin. 1911
WANTED@Junior clerk for general Of
fee work. Wolff Mfg. Co. Ham
mono. 1o-11-2
WANTED-Boys over rs years sc age.
Straube Piano factory, Ham. l0-11-2
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FOR SALE-Acct. Of leaving city will
sell 6-room cottage on North Side.
electric. basement. furnace heat. IL
tons coal in basement. Price $4,000.
Call 21T9 phone. Hammond. 1898
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TUX SALh-IWo story nAl, store room
and 2 foux room apartments, $4,000;
$1.oO0 down. balance in easy payments,
216l W. 10th ST. Gary. Write -. p.
Phone Hammond 17se. 9-s-20t
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CASH SPECIAL
EnD ~

Hudson seal trimmed: almost rev,
size IS. Address B-3S care Times. Ham
mond. In-11
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FOR SAILS. room new modern brick
Bungalow; reasonable SIS Eaton St.
Hammond. 1852
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LEAkN-AlBher accounting nde A pro
fe%ssional certified public accountant.
and evening classes. Enroll now.
Hammond Business College, First Nat
ional Bank Bldg. and East Chicago
Euslness COLLEGE Victory RldR IO-h.k
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Of intelligence TO col
lect from our established policy hold
ers in East Chica 90 and write new
contracts. Good income assured to the
right party by salary and commission.
Only steady man need apply. 1s6 F.
State St, Room T. Hammond. 1858
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Malone, Estelle Owens.
Hamilton. Misses Myrtice Pinnix.
Burmah West. Gertrude Easter,
Eunice Werner. Katherine Crosby.
Bartahatchie, Misses Maddie Roe
Murff, Reba Springfield, Jewel
Adair.
Souls Chapel, Misses Zula West.
Beatrice Wise, Edith Irwin.
Nose. Mrs. Annie Williams and
Miss Ada Wood.
Gattman. Mrs. H. L Weir, Misses
AWE Weir. Mildred Murff, Willie
Markham.
Cedar Grove. Misses Pernecie
Smith and Lola Sykes
Running. Slough Misses AWE
Hippo and jamie Nolen.
Grub Springs. Cetie Smith. Addie
Lemon. Ora Bullock, Ottie Boyd.
Rocky Bluff. Misses Hazel Ward,
Jessie Rye. Lillian Arnold.