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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
FORESTERS
Will PLAY
NORTH SIDE A.

Undiscouraged by their defeat Of
last sunday at the hands 81 the h
e. u. the Forestors VIII take on the
strong Nerth side 4 IL next sunday
al Douglas park Earlier in the sea
son tho Foresters defeated this team
by the score Of 11-3. but the North
side Al q manager has strengthened
his team considerably since and is out
IL even matters up Pitching for him
he has Porter formerly or the Co
lunabia A. c. 3Fhle Porter is no
world heater lie has considerable 10
c4l reputation and the Foresteis will
have lob On thcir hands to keep UP
their batting averages This game
will start promptly a O'Clock
Nest Monday, Labor Day. teller will
send Ills lads against the Indiana
Harbor Nationals This game VIII be
played at Harrison park These teams
have battlcd twice this season. each
team coping a game Next Mondays
game being the rubber game each
team win lie ii there fighting to the
last ditch
Zcller has MoH and Anlbos groomed
far these important battles and T
these men are going right X should
mean two more wins for the Forest
ers Iauerman will do the backstop-
ping n both games and needless 70
say he Will AZ thsre XIII the way 50
come out you loyal Forester boosters
ana lovers OF clean baseball and back
Your team to victory. says Joseph L.
scherer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
THE TIMES.

Centrals claim thirteen wins out OF
fifteen games but the Nationals are
out to make It their third defeat and
on Labor Day tho Nationals Will
travel to Hammond to play the For
esters OF that city. Each team having
won a game apiece the Nationals are
out to bring the bacon home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
10th for Ruth; Needs
But 6 for New Mark

NEW YORK. sept. 3-Bnbe
Ruth, the King of Swnt. yesterday
drove out his forty-ninth home run
of the neason. 1t came In the
seventh inning Of the Wn~hiu&tOn
Ralc with Erickson pitching.
There WINS one man on base. Bnz1l-
binO is eleven days nheud OF his
1920 program, when he made his
4Dth homer on sept. II. on EhmIse
of Detroit Ruth now needs five
more horners TO tie his 1920 record.
Bob Meusei followed Ruth with n
home run, his eighteenth OF the
season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
WHITE EAGLES
AND CENTRALS

SPECIAL TO TIE FINEST
INDIANA HARbOR. Ina. Sept. g.
Sunday. Sept. 4. the White Eagle Ma
tionals will cross bats with tho much
touted Central a. G. from Calumet.
This ought y be a good game as the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
WHITING
MEN At
TRAPS SUN.

WHITING. Ind. Sept. 3-The fourth
reg atered club shoot given by the
waiting Trapshooters club Viii be
shot over the Whiting Park Traps on
sunday, September 4th. The man
agement is trying to make this ban
ner shoot. There will be plenty Of
events and enough shooting to salts
~ every shooter. A number Of shoot
ers have some splendid scores on the
clubs season trophies. II you are
not one OF them come out and get busy
Traps will he open for practice at 100
p m. Events start at 200 ,. m. Ev-
erybody welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-03
Joe Miller and Kid Green
in Gary Ring Show Tonight

Joe Miller Of San Francisco, and Kid
Green Of New Orleans fcatherw ghts,
VIII meet in the main event of the
boxing show at Gary. Ind, last night
An eight round semi-windup and two
preltminaries will support the feature
bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Snlo +.
STANDING TIMBER

STANDING TIMBER
100000 it., all pine,
one mile from station
on very best road. No.
l logging.
1,25O,OOO f., all pine,
several thousand cross
ties, 4 miles from sta
ton; good haul and
logging.
100000 fl, all pine, 4
miles from station;
hauling and logging
good.
100000 it., 400 cords
of wood, 2 l-2 miles
from station; logging
and hauling very good.
100000 #. of oak
and pine, 10000 cross
ties. II miles from sta
ton on truck road.
This tract is very
cheap.
J. A. CONN ELY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Cover the City and State By Using I'D Want Ads
RE.lL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Houses for Sale

DIRECT FROM OWNERS oou,.aud- .
bath brick house; cellar under entire
house iio;-watvr heat. Modern and
IN excellent condition. WI! take your
."'"m"hi!o as Inrt payment phon.
Tor appointment. Boulevard .1GG- J I.o-
NAt.nn u Snnfh L,L,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

BIpS-Eil. Tor couplu","1 ~
Crew, i,irh school ~. n"rgny iny.."d.
ana uG, Viii he received uuii Jug. 30.
I.4l ~, school BOARD nf Wl1urEhtu
District \u''nWHy county. C".w" Va
FOR fun ptrttcUlarS nVuly to : T..
Mrrk-. chairman school Road. Grove.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by POLLARD & is!HGBG. Inc.
Real Estate AuCt Nn""r~.
COURT SALE HY AuCTioN

nL'
vM,rAEl:E XACA%T rls2rElNTT :,
4%p H WtiTA srIii.Er N \%GSH AZ /;
THE CORNER OF BEVERLY MD
SHEPPARD STREETS.
In .N"cution ~ a i"cr"" entered IN
Richmond in suit Of Dora N. Gilman,
who sues. etc. ". Grace -. k"dwooG
ana others, entered ON December 20
1920. Will sell 10y auction. ON the
WEDNESDAY. JUNE :. 1921,
i:.rirniuc at = o'clock y. VI
First: Lot Of land, situated at IN"
northwest corner "i cary street "i
Avenue. Theme running iNrs,wardly
and fronting on the north line OF
cary Street lo5 feet. ;h"nco back
uorthwnrdiy 1875 feet t" an alley IL
second: Ana mmsdia;"ly Their.
after tn. lot hc"inuing al point
~ IN" north lin" "i cary street OF
Wcsthampt"n Avenue" 2dO feet IVES,
westward and fronting on the norti.
limo Of Wcsthhmrtom Avcnue loo
feet. theme" back northwardi' $50
fcct 10 AN alley IL feet vide; and
At t O'Clock l. NJ.
We viii sell tilr lot OF land situated
At tn. northeast corner II Beverly
and sheppard Streets. comm"ncinE
!, SAID corner, thence running cast
Z
Iinc oil EcNcri: Street lio feet. thence
back nurthwardiy l2u.u3 feet TO AT
alley. THIS property fronts the pub
lie pluyL.rounds owned by the city
and IS adjacent TO McGuir"'s school.
TERMS: pn"-fourth cash and the
balance in three equal instruments
payable "a, Il. !. and Is months. with
interest from day OF sale; the 81"
fcrrcd purchase money 10 be ,"i-
icnccd 10y notes from tn" purchaser
or all cash. at tn" option Of tn,
purchaser; the titlc retained until al!
OF said notes shall have been paid
All sales made subject To the con
hrmuti"n OF the court
IIII.I. MONTA,iI t..
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sra day
II June, 1871.
rcStC:
CHAS. -. SAVIII.E.
Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Suburban for Sale

BUSINESS cnlupcls mr. TO >acriiic. or
n@tu,fa. i"Dm s;ucJo On H troii.Sy$. Mn I'm
electric fixtures. whole BLOCK OF lots
ic"'s. n"Wrss owner. RcN y 80. Tho
DO sou want real bargain -. Us
about IN, 81 'mg best bulls c"rn.r houses
screens, shades. rric" To suit and mod
Room -, Allison Huildns >03i. EAST
FT ngi,,s ,sie n y o~%yg g"oM sa"ssl@%.
fruit. with acres Write OF phone 7.
H. iiarr.s. p"mh"r'oA. va. Madison
FOR SALE room house ~ stop 5. r".
,"rseurE Turnpike ON lots. good water;
good nelEhhoThuod Nrpy r. T. Taylor.
FOR SALE new ISL, >-r"cm h"n,', slry,tric
Il, Stop IL. S,v'n Pines ear line
g ". lIuEhcs. Highland Spring.
= $iop y, l.iwoSd ITi ""rSS NJ { Mann,
GINTEH rAIK TERRACE ATTRACTIVE
s-r"oin, strictly modern. hot water hoat.
~ resid.nce, lars" lot rric", sii.pno
Ch.s; Ru,hrnund, Room -. Allison
Ituiidins. soar East Maia Street
ulGIiI.AND rARK--Now huiIdins, several
hall residences strictly modern; good
section Kcas"nanlr nrst payment. bal
i Ia"nrmnnd room Is. Allison Build,
,ns. snii2 !:"S' Main Street.
HIGHLAND SrHINGS-Fnr sale. ~
Highland springs house OF rooms
.--tcrN bay on front, story sid" purch
front and back StnirwHEs: lots
tnh"u' ! > arr'S', barn ana "th"r
"uthuiidingS. fruit trees. grapes anu
we'll of good water. Immediate p"es"s-
sion II sou want a nice home "n ear
I'm. this j. your chhu," W. r. Frays"r.
x u 30 =. Richmond Phone Mhdi-
son ti.-W
SEVEN ACRE suburban homo on highway
NEAR Ashland trolley y Il. H..uhhri.
Ashland.
SIN ROOM HOUSE. lot i5o>ia> feet. be
tween Stops and - Petersburg lin.
Fr.i Schmr2.
STRICTLY m"drrn homes now hu.ldlng
ia iiigAllud Park. %n-th HtcnmvnI and
tini"r rarh Terrace, ranging IN price
from bu"u to <l2.Nn". "" have. lIsI
what YOU want IN n"w, modern hnm"
at Your priC" and on your terms. Don't
fail u b"ior" NuH -" 'aaS
+ Ru-hrmGud, Room 80, Nilsson itu!ld-
ur. Sr2i. East Main Street
TEN ROOM HOUSE. four lots land bt J.
near car line. $500. Ferns. ~ rooms
Read. Highland springs rhhne Madison
WEST GRACE STREET Corner. j.
tachcd. hot water heated. S-r""m resi-
.iii''75o Terms See Ghas. i. Ruchr,
nund. Room &C. Allison IMilding. >p3i?
East Main street.
" ESTiA MPTpN HoME--Bny from own
~. u rooms. electric lights and bath.
large lot, stop -: bloch from ear line.
Apply Rio vista l.. @.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
SUBURBAN. rurr.prNG LOTS.

TIE very best bargain IN Richmond Lot
in beautiful thhwb"rInyne Court. NOT
Tar from Chamb.rlAyuc Avenue. ipN -
tyri, only $3.50 Terms. $50 cash aud
SO per month Bon & 5js. car" rhr
Dispatch.
WEST END For sale. TWO lots corner
and n"Ai :" corner Patterson and Com
mpnwrilth Avenues. a5Nl S2 feet Inches,
~ cost. \ bnrEtin. i'hun" Madison G12S.
Call i.o W"S; iiyu.I Street.
WESTHAMrrON l.oTS-Mrs. r. Halves
l.!i'scomh. 81 American Sat Iihnk Bldg
W. hampton lot, rhrc"-Chn Rua,
ANA ear line; near new proposed COL:
MmlNs. rrLNNtn uMmnr. MMhLsnm ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
FOR SALE.
FROM nW\ EIS

handsome Wrst End home. Colonial Ave
nuv. block from Boulevard; 10 large
s"onls. baths, pantri"s. hardwood
honfs, hot water neat. basement under
entire building. and sin garages CAL
boulevard i65-J or Madison l?15
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

" Y. RiCHESON X 90.
itrh! Estate and Loans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Real Estate Tor Exchange ~

WILL EXCHANGE income city property
for small farm hons ir country
Alfred Nell Co. SIS Hast frankie
StTcct Room 2l7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
NORTH RICHMOND

NORTH RICHMOND
Noble Ave: s rooms,
modern; $40, 800.
Noble Ave: s rooms,
100 TT. front, double
garage, all screened;
S13, $50.
Fendall Ave. s rooms,
oak floors, modern;
$3.50.
North Ave. II rooms,
Z baths, modern, eX-
cept heat; 100 #. lot;
only, $4,000.
haillp ave. y rooms,
modern, except heat;
so #. lot; S6,750.
Bacon Road: s rooms,
modern; $9,250.
Moss Side Ave: S
rooms, brick, modern;
$11, 500.
Hanes Ave: s rooms,
modern; $500.
Griffin Ave: 9 rooms,
modern; SIS, $50.
j. A. CONNOLLY
ONLY 5000 down and $a1 80 mou;hlv ,yi
nuy hytut!ful broom stuccu suburb,
nome with modern ,unvcu!cac,s AZ
land R'alty COMPANY
WE SELL. HOMES
~, r5slI. $. ROGERS s co.
MA -. 90 MUTUAL. BLDG
WI EST END SIN rooms and ril, h.t,,
semi detached brick. good location
lfic". $500. Small first payment. p.I
Hh'r monthly. See Chas. t.. l.u,hrinund
Room -. Allison Ruiling. S03i. E,s
Main Street
NEST END- $4,000: hcau,!ful e-n,,, ~.
i"shSd house; baths, modern !;nL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

KOVACY. J., 4So Becker St
kALLAS, G.. F., 344Ll55th Place
KIRK, E. A., Ito w. Carroll St.
KITCHELL, F. B., AT Lyons St.
KULCZYCK, J.. ll5-156th St.
KNIGHT, E. E., 647 Summer St.
KONOW, w. F., sol Garfield Ave.
kEILMAN. ROSE. 25 Ogden ST
kRILL, P. W.. 4244 Magoun Ave
LANMAN, E. B.. 1880 Adds St
LAUB, JOS, 304 w. State St
LEENEY, c. NJ, 49S Becker St.
LEMOND, FRED, 1910 Garfield St
LUDDON, J. NJ. 800 Walter St:
Lutte, VIM, 2lO Highland St
LYMAN, R. R.. 1854 Calumet Ave.
LAWLESS, w. r., 80 Carroll St.
LOHSE, L. c., 22l Central Ave
LAMBERG. c., 217 Standard Ave.
LACZNY, l., 148-154th Place.
LOWDEN, D. NJ, 90 Clinton St.
LONG. ]. s., 800 Roosevelt St
LIGHTLY, H. 1888 Van Buren, St
LICHTLE, J., 435 May St.
MAUREAU, H. A.. 1913 Madison St.
MEYER, A, 145 Sheffield Ave.
MARTIN, E. S, 1857 Ray Ave.
MIKULSKI, MAX. 10 Johnson St
MATTICE. M. R, o7o Park Place.
MATTHEW'S, Dr., 1880 Forest Ave.
MAYER, c. H, Jr.. 642 Forsyth Ave
MILLER. c. A. 1926 Monroe St.
MILLER, F, 857 Erie St.
MITCHELL J. R. 1850 Monroe ST
MOSER. N, 26o Pine St.
MOTT, Fred R, $50 Holman St.
MOVER. J. F.. 1856 Calumet Ave.
MYREN. SIGNE E. 1926 Ivy St.
MILLER. l., 515-15Oth ST
MAUCH. FRED. Is State St.
MILNE, DAVID. 2o8 Highland St.
MILLS. J. w. 1862 Ray Ave
NORTH, GUS. "a Wabash Ave.
MALONEY, NJ. 322 Cleveland Ave
MAUCK, H., 800 Conkey Ave
MCKEE, BERT. Munster. Ind
MCKEE. ]. L., 716 Holman St
NEY. MARY A, $50 Erie St.
NOWAKOWSKI, M, 1921 Balti-
more
NEWMAN. H. G.. 1927 Park Place
NICHOLSON. c. D. II w. Webb St.
ORR. w. F.. w. Highland ST
OLTZ, A. F., 90 Park Place
OLTZ. \. c. $50 Highland St
OLTZ. H. R.. 1144 Jackson St.
PALENTCK. c.. 1211 Reese Ave.
PARKER. G. c, Lyman Ave
PETERSON. O. B.. 1893 Garfield St.
FRANCE, WM Sac. State St.
POPE. T. H. $50 Cedar St
PAUSE, r. w. 853 Erie St
PETRIE. H. C. 10 Willian1s.St
PERKINS. F. c. % Clinton St
POLITO, T.. 40 Clinton ST
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

l--Because il is a Cylinder
y pc washer The cylinder is
agreed by all laundry engin-
GERS TO be the most satisfac-
tory type. ALI public laun-
cries and dry cleaners use
cylinder type machines Cylin-
der type washers. have proven
equally superior IN home laun-
dry WORK.
2--The A. r. c. is so eff
Gent that il Is guaranteed to
wash clothes absolutely clean
IN warm (not boiling hoD wa
teri and without boiling after
washing. You may boil them
II you want to, but it is not
necessary with the A. -. @.
S-No hand rubbing with the
A. b. @.
Saves the clothes. the
smooth. easy motion in the cy-
Under Will not wear the clothes
IS VIII wash boards ard vfo-
lent action washing machines.
5--Because it Is self clea Ming.
Not necessary to remove cylfn-
der after using.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

6--Simple sturdy mocha nism.
No clutches, timing devices,
springs or other delicate parts
TO get out of order and give
trouble.
practically noiseless. no
shock or jar, runs so smooth
that a pencil will stand on end
ON the machine while It is OPP
Grating.
SIS fully enclosed in hand
some cabinet. French gray,
easy to keep looking like new.
9-Has finest metal swinging
wringer ever devised. Twenty
position automatic positive
lock, hair trigger safety re-
lease, controller handle, start
and stop on top. easy to reach
from any position. Can be
lifted or or be put on mach
Inc in one second.
10-Cylinder reyerses each
complete revolution, keeping
the clothes oren. does not roll
the clothes into a ball. thus
doing the washing in a frac-
ton OF the time required by
other washers. VIII do COM
plete washing for family of
five in one and one-half to two
hours.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

1l--aAs q surplus of power.
quarter horse power, water
proof motor. Can DO heaviest
wrinSing while washing at the
same time.
l2-Pully guaranteed. Eyerv
machine guaranteed to be free
from defects of material and
Workmanship and anv psrf
ever showing that il was de-
fective at time of purchase
WIN be replaced free OF charge.
13-Serv1cs. One Of the most
important parts of your pur-
chase is TO purchase from a
dealer who is IN d position 10
give you real and prompt ser
vice. Electrical goods aud de-
vices is our business and we
are in the best position TO take
care of you. Our service IS
prompt and efficient.
t4-No Chances To Take.
With our guarantee and demon
Rtra tion the purchaser takes no
chances. If the machine does
not fdlfill our guarantee as to
washing, the customer does not
have to accept the machine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13
Beginning Sat. Dec. 3rd ]

Beginning Sat. Dec. 3rd |
have cut my price to $1.00 a
garment. With 10 hour
service. | hope the public
will notice this is a good
money saving plan and pat
ronize me In the future. [
do the cleaning In my own
plant which is absolutely
fire proof. For cleaning,
call East Chicago 1926 and
I will give you service; j.
Smulevitz. Prop, 4734 Oh
colt ave., E. Chicago. 1925
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

Coming TO the Orpheum Theatre.
Thursday evening. Dec 10, al p. M
under the auspices of the fraternal
order of Eagles. Fran f. Herring OF
South Bend, md. to deliver and ad-
dress on the industrial conditions OF
the present time and the Future Oul.
look also Old Age Pension.
During the war MIR Herring nal
charge oe the War Servings STAMP
campaign in the state CT Indiana IN
proportion OF tie amount raised 10 tae
amount assigned, his iui isdiction was
second in the nnion. Hc also travefeG
extensively IN thc war zone n west
ern E.,rope Investigating the indus
trial and political conditions Of the
country and has spoken and writtea
broadly upon these subjects since his
return. No charge. Everybody in
vited to attend 12-1a-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

FENsTERNfAKER, w. B., 81 Con
it St.
FEHLBERG, F., 68l Webster Ave.
FURNAS, H. w, l22 w. Williams
Street
FARRELL, J., 1s3 Douglas St
FOLEY, A. C., 34l2 Elm St
FIRST. A, 1921 Mocook Ave.
FUSS, G. E. 4o4 Hoffman St.
FOSS. W C.. 7l3 haywood Ave
FRYE, J. B.. 1888 Drummond St.
GANSER. c. L., 839 Calumet Ave.
GAY, JOHN, 1oO7-l37th ST.
GEYER, GEO, 100 Garfield St.
GIFFIN, A. D., ri Johnson ST.
GLUTH, VIM, Florence St
GRAHAM, MRS. G., l41 Clinton St.
GROHOSKI, MRS. S. 1890 Cedar St.
GRANT, B., $50 State St
GEISER, P, 1882 Magoun Ave
COUGH. G. NJ, 1904 Amy Ave.
GEWARTOWSKI, NJ, 347-l56th
Street
CERT. G., S, Harrison ST.
GAUTHIER, G.. 43O Eaton St.
GRAY, J. B., SIS Truman Ave.
GROMAN. Dr.. 4 Wildwood Ave.
HANSEN, H. P. 733 Holman St.
HARTMAN. J., 433 State St.
HURT, MRS. l., $50 Drackert St.
HELBLING. F. B, ALSO Ivy St
HOFFMAN,. c. l., 454 Oak St.
HACK. JOHN, 72l State Line St
HOFFMAN,, F. C., 375 Sibley ST
HARVEY. c. w. 400 Ohio Ave.
HFTZLFR. G., Cedar Lake. Ind.
HUMPHER, NJ, Lyman Ave
HUNT. ALICE M, ALI Pine St.
HFIGLF, w, 3l7 w. State St.
HOUSER, CARL, sos Nav St.
HARRISON. c. H, l23 Conkey Ave.
HELLER, MAX, 367 Calumet Ave.
HUBLER. ]. FL, 1920 Atchison Ave
HOEPPNER. w, 1O4 Detroit St
HELTON, f. D., 338 Hickory ST
HOFFMAN,, ]. A., Schererville, Ind.
HAWKINS, w. H., 21O Lewis St.
HAAGER, P, III Claude St.
HUMBOLDT, c. w, II State St
HEIDTMAN, Nj, 4o2 Becker St.
HOPP. HELMUT. Hessville, Ind.
HOFFMAN,, B. 1896 Druntnond St.
JONES, w. s.. go Douglas Ave
TAGNOW. c. F.. Griffith, Ind
JONAS, C. F, 454 Becker St.
JASIN. T., 518 State St.
JACKSON, FLORA. 10 Rirnbach Az.
JAEGER, L. +, 48o--l50th St.
JOHNSON. T. c.. $50 Plufn1aer Ave
JOHNSON. c. l.. SCI Michigan Ave
TEKA, SAM. 328-1s3rd Place
KAPLAN. LEO. 1884 Roberts Ave.
kEGFBETN. z. NJ. 10 Standard Az.
KLFINFELDT. l., 81 Alice St.
KOOKEN. H. i64 Highland St.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13

AUILER, c. G., 518 Bauer
APON, N. D., 1lo Conkey Ave
ALDRIN, C. A. 1905 Grapevine St
ADANk, CHRIST. Crown Point
ALSIP, OSCAR, Lansing. ILL.,
AUSTGEN, n. ]. 2 w Elizabeth ST.
BERGER, r, 1O8 ". Carroll St.
BEEBE. ERNEST, 43+ Eaton St.
BANMAN, ROY. Lansing. H.
BARBAULD. ]. E., 49l Kane Ave
BEMISDERFER. II. O., rs Conkey
BRO, JOHN. 1907 Penn Ave
BOILING, E. J., Glendale Park
BOOS. GEO. J., 7o2 Walter St
BOROWIAK, H, Us Lewis St.
BROSE, A, 328 Pine ST.
BRUSEL. E. J., 2l6 Indiana Ave.
BENDER, c. :, o97 Holman St.
BOLIVIAN, E, APO State St.
BRUHN, DAN, Hobart Ind.
BYRNES, JAMES, y State ST.
BATES, WM., 43+ Bauer St.
BENNETT, W. O.. 42O5 Magoun Av
BELL, H. r., 3O4 Michigan Ave
BOSWELL, ]. E. 227 Highland St
BRUSEL, G. J., 4O8 Garfield Ave
BECKER, B. A., 478 Dsackert St.
BLOOM, J. F., 1146 Garfield St.
BULTEMA, MRS. H, Lansing, Ill.
BAUER, c. A, 1883 Garfield St.
CHAMBER. NJ. ". pa Sibley St.
CLARK. W. n, 100 Detroit St.
CASTLE, r. NJ. 1o47 Ray Ave.
CONKEY. w B.. o1o Holman ST.
CROAK, ]. P, 10 Sibley ST
CUTLER, T., 203 Michigan Ave.
CEIPLUCHA. J. l.. 1lS-156th RI.
CONN, M, $50 State St
CORDUA. F. r. SO Eaton St
CRAWLEY, O. H. S. Hammond
CUSHMAN. G. NJ. 278 Prne St.
CLINTON, r. T.. 1910 Olcott Ave.
CROW. R, 473 Drackert St
DOOLIN. R. All Drackert St.
DOBRZYCKI, S, 1857 Magoun Ave.
DAHLSTROM, J., 347 Sheffield Ave.
DUNSING, J. W., 1402-l4Sth St.
DICKINSON, L. A.. 8O2 Alice St.
DYE, J. B., 3oS Johnson St
DA1LKAMP. H, G.. 818 Alice St
DICKINSON, f. H. 1916 Garfield St.
DYER, c. R., 81 Waltham St
BANNER, R. 1877 Holman St.
DYBALA, S., 225-f53rd Fl
DITTRICH. G., 268 Highland St.
DAVIS. R.. lO13-145th St.
EBERT, ARTHUR. 83f Alice St
EBRIGHT, G. J., pa Fayette St.
EATON, ]. F.. 2lS Central Ave.
ELLIOTT. T. H.. 42b Becker St.
EGGERBRECHT +. 40 Mich. Ave.
FULLER, J NJ, $40 Plumncr Ave.
FARKAS. NJ. 641 Summer Blvd.
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ROHDE, F. A., Lansing, III.
REITZ. H., 480 Plumn1er Ave.
RAWLINS, A L., 2o8 Terrence Ave.
REINERT, MISS NJ. ]. Is Mason St.
RING, B. J., 786 Walter ST.
ROSENBERG, F. P, 4o22 Parrish
Avenue
SHOENFELDER, A., 4oS Everett
Avenue
STEFANSKI, J., 243o E. o3rd St.
STOKES, DR.. J. c., Oak Glen, Ill
SPORMAN. B., 301 Thornton St.
SHACKELFORD. J., 1884 Wallace
SAMMETINGER, J., 387 Sibley St
SEE, A. R., 9 Elizabeth St.
SNYDER E. R., lO7 Hanover St.
SHERRY, E. J., GA Holman St.
STRINGHAM, E. S., III Sohl St.
SAPP. ALICE. 79l Becker St.
SHEARER, J. W., SOB May ST
SIROKY. GEO, ALI Eaton ST
STAFFORD, c. A, 8l3 Claude St.
SPERO. M. J.. 421O Northcotte
SVWENSKI. S. J.. 3lo-155th Place
STONEBROOK, V. G.. SIS Alice St.
STERN, MRS. E, 43o-154th Place
STOUT, S. K, $40 Maryland St
SINGER, s., 1926 Van Buren, St.
STAFFORD, L. A. 1925 Wallace Rd.
SEUBERLI, F. w, 36l1 Grapevine
Street
SHERIDAN, H A. 1874 Highland St
SMITHSON, c. NJ. 1856 Erie St.
SMITH, JOHN, 7o4 Calumet Ave.
SUNDBERG. P, 285 Pine St.
STEFANSKI, F., SO l54th Place
SCHULTZ, H., 212 Central Ave
SMITH M. R.. 1875 Detroit St.
SIMMONS. T. w, 44o Ash St
SLAVERY. f. l.. 40 Russell St
TOLF, CHAS, 4024 Ivy St.
TANGERMAN w. J., 385 Oak St
TUCKER. E. W., 373 Sibley St.
TAMURA, w, 1924 Monroe St.
TOWLE, A. E., 5o2 Bauer St
TODD ]. w, SIS Lyons ST
TOMPSON, w. NJ. SIS Sibley St.
UNDERWOOD, ]. w, 7 w. Mason
Street
VIERK, A. c., Lansing. Ill.
WAITRESS, NJ. T.. $40 Morton CT
WARNER. c. l.. 162 Indiana Ave
WEINBERG. w H. 3o4 Elm ST
WEDELL, f. T., 555-150th St.
WARNER. GILES. 43 Elizabeth St
WELSCH. f. c.. 400 Becker St.
WOJCAK. v. 3O4-155th Place
WEEDMAN. c.. 424 Merrill Ave.
WILLIAMS. w. A. COZ Truman Av
WARD, J.. 524 Fishrupp Ave.
WILLAUER. F. IA w Williams St.
ZARNDT. w, At Kane Ave.