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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
MI ST sell this week, six
room modern cottage.
basement. furnace. Give
away price at 271 Henry St,
Hammond. 94-zt
FnR SALE

room house. s7A r. lot. North side,
furnace heat. gas light. and bath. good
location. price $500; IS cash. balance
room house, so #. lot. May street.
nct water heat. electric lights and bath
decorated Throughout. summer heater
also garage, beautiful fruit and shade
trees pr.co $4,000; part cash balance
-e1ms.
room oungslow. Az Il lot. Lewis
street. furnace heat, electric lights and
1afh f~e place. kitchen cain decor
assd throughout. good lawn. fruit res,
fenced In. fine garden, sc-saas and 2
screened porch: price s5o09o. rs cs-sh.
room - story ounEalow, % q. lot.
Bauer street. frst 6oor oak large
rooms, furnace heat, electric lights and
Quick possession. Price $3.50 Ia cash
room Bungalows, 80 #. lot. Eaton st.
finished In oals. decorated. furnace heat.
electric lights and bath. screens and q
quick possession: Price s6750. l-3 cash.
balance NOR gage.
s room bungalow. 37ia n, lot. Hyde
Park. new. ready in two wrecks. furnace
heat. electric light snd bath, price $500
$1,000 cash, baience mortgage.
room Bungalow 37ia IT. lot Hyde
park. finished in oak electric lights and
bath, furnace heat. decorated and has
screens built IN buffet and other feat
ures; price $4,000; 10 cash and balance
mortgage
Park furnace heat. electric lights and
tile bath. living room and dining room
finished IN genuine mahogany, balance
in enamel, best of decorating. partly
canvassed sun parlor. all built In feat
ures unusual dining room. also garage
6nr one car. This Is not the ordinary
bungalow. 1t ws built to suit owner.
who Is row leaving the city: price So
$50 0e; part cash. Quick pcss session.
room brick Bungalow, so It lot In
kenWood. FSirncae heat, best Of elect
ric hxtures, nfii she'd IN hard rood
throughout. tile bath. IRE place best
decorating book cases. ell built In feat
ures, attached garage. also breakfast
room, Quick possession: price $3.50 00i
ia cash. balance mortgage. 3 years.
We have one OF the best room and
garage bungalows on Elizabeth street. on
30 It. lot 70 he sold quick. Was butlt
OY architect and contractor to suit The
owner. furnace heat. electric lights, tile
bath. fire place Of old English design.
built ia brick TO ceiling. hardwood
all panel windows, built IN buffet. linen
closet also bedroom closet. electric TX
lures made 10 order, buffers pantry and
masters Der room with bath connection
and guest room with large mirror door.
also sIeeninR porch, screens. screened
porch and awnings. summer heater md
attic. driveway entrance. kitchen el--
trance and front colonial door. elegant
lawn and BhrubberS Price SO 000e
part cash. possession 90 days.
We also have 56x75 ff. vacant lots u
Homewood and Kenwood r&ngsnr n
price from 1880 to $500. The most
select locations. Owners have Dur
chased homes ord VIII sell nov Tor IS
action 10 get the best seIec on
Also FOR ten davs We offer IN Calumet
avenue three of she best vacant hHildiHg
sites at a rfdicu lo1Isly low price IN th'
discuss only IN person for purchase on
these sites
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

directed from the ClerS Of the Lake Su-
perior Court. I viii expose t. public sale
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
at the east door Of the Court House in
Crown Point, Indiana, on
Saturday. the 2nd day OF
April, 1921,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ.
and four O'Clock +. NJ. the rents and
profits for period not exceeding seven
years. of the following described real
estate, to-wit;
Lot twenty C20) block six CD in
Marbles Addition to Hammond. In
diana, a subdivision Of the North
west Quarter OF the Southwest
Quarter of Section six 80 Town
ship thirty-six $3.50 North. Range
Nine. West Of the Second Principal
Meridian. in the City Of Hammond,
Lake County, Indiana.
If said renta and pronts viii not sell
for sufficient sum 70 satisfy said de-
cree, interest and costs I will at the
Same time and place cfer for sale the
fee simple in and to $; ia real estate or
so much thereof as mey be sufficient to
satisfy said judgment. interest, costs
and accruinR costs. said sale will be
made without relief tom valuation or
appraisenent laws
/ Taken as the property of Joseph S
Hrabrick, ct al, at the suit of Farmers
and Merchants State Bank, corpora
ton
WILLIAM ii. OLDs.
Sheriff Lac County, Indiana
A Ottenheimer, ATTY FOR PLAINTIFF.
S5-fq49
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST 9x12 rug from auto. between
Hanover Center and Lowell Reward
phone Hammond 120S-R s-5-1
LOST-Boston Toy Bull Dog: weighs
1%ia pounds. answer to name OF Punch
finder please return to 10 Mason street.
or call i30S-J Hammond. reward S-5-2
LOST-Friday night Fox fur piece, OF
Deluxe theatre. finder phone 1871
Hammond. Reward. S-5-1
LOST / year ola brown norse aud a 5
year old buck-skin finder please call
UP Dyer SER /. sol
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Six or roo-r
house or apartment q adults in fam
liy) good location, best references, tel
909-M Hammond. 81 q
WANTED TO RENT-4 or . rooms or
fat, East side preferred can furnish
references, BIT Times. Ham. 3-4-2
WANTED TO flENT-WUi pay sic. 90
reward to person furnishing me with
a suitable six room, modern bungalow
or lower fiat 10 rent at once, South side
location north OF Conkey avenue. tel.
Hammond I333-R IA 4
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LEGAL NOTICES

SHERIFF"s SALE
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE SIS: NO. 52o2 LAKE sU-
PBRIOR COURT. NOVEMBER TERN
1920. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
STATE BANK. A CORPORATION VS.
JOSEPH S. HRABICI. Ell. AL.
BY virtue of an order Of sale TO me
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WANlED-MALE HELP

v ANTED-Flrst class hustling Real
Estate Salesman with automobile by
I'D established house Most leads fur
nlshed. Must be clean cut and Of
pleasing personality and willing % work
IN A strictly commission basis; Frank
n. WacheWics. corner Oakley and Plum
Vi En- ave. Hammond 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

%UN~MNTUW IN~NtF ~0TIlPF0AoU-
The best-educated people are those
who are always learning, always alb
sorbing knowledge from every pos
sible source and at every opportunity.
%. s. Marsden.
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FOR SAI4E-Enclosed Overland car in
good running order. 1926; phone Ham
mond 1370-YS. $40
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WANTED-Gfri for general houscpork.
70 Detroit street phone 1905 Ham
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FOR RENT-F>urnished rooms Tor
housekeeping. down stairs. bath. gas
and electricity: ga Michigan avenue
cor. Oakley avenue. Hammond. s-5-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

4 FOR SALE-Ford touring. 1919 in 1st
class mechanical condition. good bar
gain. Call Sunday a. M. Al r. Car
roll street, Hammond. SOL
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a. ottenheiner, Atty for Plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms $50 F.
Carroll street; inquire first floor. Ham
mOnd s-5-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

FOR SAI4F1-f920 Buick five passenger
touring car. good tires. new coat Of
paint: one 1920 Hudson Sport Model. 8
tires newly painted, no dealers; Call j..
Chicago 572-J 35-1
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For SALE = MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS. !
choice at St.0e each. Lessers Loan
Bank, So state s.. 1:1s:tf
FOR sAI4E,-Cnradeerned Diamonds ana
Railroad Watches. Lesser's Loan Bank.
Al kinds. Franklin County, Ind.
and Central Illinois Coal, call 249 Ham
mond; John T. Wilhelm, 1850 Calumet
avenue, 2-2G-tf.
FOR SALE ,A@rGs variety ~ trunks,
bags and Buis cases Lessev Loan
Bank SIS State NJ. Hammond. 2-IT-t1
FOR SALIS--I50 uncalled for mems suits
choice at $1,000 and up Lessers Loan
FOR SALE-Player Piano with 700 rolls
of music. Modern case. fine tone and
action. Price s296 VIII accept pay
ments Of $40 per month. Call day or
evening. SOC Broadway, Gary. Ind.
4 COMBINATION AUCTION SALE
At Highland. Ind. Friday, March ls
of stock and farm implements posters
f. list articles Tor safd sale Will please
notify II Meeter or Louis W. Weyhe.
Highland exchange, phone 26-R or SOL
Highlands ind. S-S-S
FOR SALE beds and miscellaneous
dishes; inquire Beck & Hepner. 1928
F0rsythe avenue, phone East Chicago
1924 S-4-1
FOR SALE Young horses. harness
and wagon; ASA Homerlee avenue p
lh1cago. $50
FOR SAT.E-250 barrels Of lime, excel
lent for fertilizer at soc ner barrel;
Local storekeeper, 3. & o. c. T., East
Chicago. o-t-Ao
FOR SALE-WritinS Table. rocker and
straight chair good condition, phone
If0e-J Hammond. 3-4-2
FOR SALE Lunch room, sickness is
reason for selling; price reasonable.
Call 140 Sibley street, Union Lunch.
FOR sALE-New closed gas range with
burners and oven broilers. 1901 Ma
goun avenue, East chicago. S4-3
FOR SALE-New and second and in
cubators: Maginot Bros, ia Fayette
St, phone Hammond S1&. s-1S-tf
FOR SALE-Kitehen coal range and
setting eggs: 100 Conkey avenue. tel;
st6-R Hammond. 35-2
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Cockrells. Puliets and Eggs, phone
326-M SS4 Central avenue, Whiting.
FOR SALE@PrRctically new conlbina~
ton stove. sold at big reduction. will
be home Sunday Il 10 p. m. 100 Stand
ard avenue corner Harrison street
Hammond. S-o-1
FOR SAI4E-Good black dirt. $500 per
load. Manure IS per load; phone !2s
Hammond. z-2-s
FOR SALE-Bottling works complete.
Apply i. T. Snyder. Crown Point In
dana 3-J-3
FOR SAIE-An Ivory Reed Baby Car
riage price $4,000 As Condit street.
Hammond 2-5-t
FOR sALE-Cow, giving milk. reason
able be fresh in June, phone 1851.
Call "a 149th street, W. Hammond.
FOR sAT5E-Pair French doors, oak,
IT. Is, light: phone 72s Hammond.
SOL
FOR SATF-I-4 horse power Hotter
Cabot motor, phone Whiting ss-W:
sol
FOR SALE-Furniture Of six room fiat
buyer can have possession OF fat: ad-
dress $50 18th street phone Whiting
iI2s-N SOFA
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PIANO LES Sons

Guaranteed methods for beginners;
George 6. Green. 1926 Forsythe avenue.
phone lott East Chicago. 5 3-t0
W-ANTED-Partner with about s2Gn fer
general insurance business not over
90 years Of age, preferably an 0ddfel-
l.1yp experience not neces sary, r. o.
Po1 6i0 Hammond. 3-3-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

FOR RENT-FNrnished room for two.
telephone. steam heat, modern build
ing. 1856 Thornton street, corner Calumet
End apartment, phone Hammond 1859.
a.
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SALESMAN WANTED
RPEAT npp0 pTIrNyT

W = ~ Ed anItor and Mandy man aT-
ply room 10 Rimbach building 3-4-3
N.ANTEp-Sal ehBnen Sell sickness
ana Accident Insurance One daily
means $50 weekly profits Build own
business without capital. have steady
income. Koch 33s South Dearborn ST..
C'h lea 80 2-2-a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

MElN-Age II g So ENpeTIence IN
necessary Travel, make secret in
t.es t5gation reports Salaries, expens-
n American Foreign Detective -AEen-
r- as5 81 Louis 2-5-4
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AaAS 4ne Ilmcs a.4d Aerp J
touch with the whole RerlA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

tIERKS-IMe Women) over i1. for
Postal Mail Service sie5 month.
rge. pcrtenoe unnecessary, Write r. Ter
rN, former CIVIL Service Examiner, 49,
Continental Bldg, Washington. p. g
3-5-3
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED To BUY-House must be q
bargain; have $1,000 as first payment:
BOX esS Hammond. 3.5-2
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s.,.l. II F7NT-FIat Of SIX 70 1ias. t,t .i51f
csrape1ine street: inquire 22f6 I37th
en-. pl.gne SION Indiana Harbor ass
I0R RE$T--t room fiat. SIS: 3515
YIen4lock street: D. W Dupes phone
II. 81 S7g: S407 Michigan avenue, Indi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
FOR RENT

sPAc-H 70 LET-In store, phone Ham
raond ESQ.,. 3-3-tf
TOR EENT-Modern six room Bunga-
low Harrison street, phone Hammond
srSs SIS
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WANTED - stenographer. experienced
and accurate for temporary work that
may result in permanent position. good
salary to right party; Manner Malleable
Iron To- Hammond. 3-5-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND ENTERTAINING
Prices Reasonable
Carl Eermett, phone 1879 Hammond.
1P-31-S0s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05
I. T.. COHEN

/. IL. lOHEN
Wall Paper, Paper Hanging
and Painting, a Specially
THE most of the Best for
the Least. Estimates fur
nished Gratis. All work
guaranteed. $50 Siblev St.
Hammond. phone 1036W.
TFFMsTITCEFTNG AND PTCOTINCi-At-
tachment works on any sewing ma
"a Tni Ge sales Areney' 800 o Foen-
trim Ave- Birmingham Ala oe-7
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
If your machines need repairs. or ad-
jastinE. call T. c. Miller, the Sewing
Mr. chine Expert 1853 State street tel
700 Hammond. 50 years experience:
- Years in Hammond. 2-4-12
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salesmansaip, thus insuring YOUR quick
success Write in strictest confidence,
ing full particulars Of yourself and
eA Derience Address H T. Myers. 556
10th street Whiting. S-l-3
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY:
HAMMOND-Times Once. Hammond Bldg Phone
3lOO {. 5. Bourne Drug Sto.e Us Calumet Ave.
Phone $685..
WHITING Whiting News CO., 524 10Th ST., Phone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

W1ANTEI-Neat appearing lady be-
tween twenty and thirty-fiye as stem
ographer and general office work. Com
netert Of handling money and small set
IF books: must furnish Al references
from past employers. Y. RI. Thompson
suite 209 American Trust and Savings
Prildins. phone Hammond 1923. SOL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-05

ACEN1's-s3B reelsly. 75c hour SPARE
tiTae guaranteed Taxing orders for
Guaranteed Hosiery No delivering
nar in advanee. ESperi cnce unGeces-
srN Box + Darby. re. o-9-i
WANTFT-Man OF neat appearance and
good personality. with some selling ex-
perience. Mr. Thompson, 1857. state ST.
hammond. 3-o-l
WANTED-F'or ging machine operator:
apply Union Railway Equipment Co..
Summer street. at subway, Hammond
3-9-1
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1 FOR SAttE@f920 Ford Coupe, in first
class condition. price $500; apply at
i 1871 Northcotte avenue, Enst CHICAGO,
phone 1208-R. 3-5-3
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-22
PACT
I0RIeHT WRONG
and 1OcET OIL


(Cchtinssd fron raes Ons.)
Colombia felt had been done her
b. tAe separation Of the Canal
Zane from tho TERRITORY Of Colon
EbdA
Insofar - The treaty soothes the
wounded feelings Of Colombia, It
places American capital on an equal
footing with that Of European and
Asiatic countries. It was . case
OF reciprocity. Colombia said in
effect deal fairly with ~ and We
win deal fairly with you.
Moro Than Even.
There II good reason to believe.
however. that the ratification 6f the
treaty Will do more than give
Americans an even break. It Will
probably result in preferential
treatment. Assurances have in
tho past besn given that Colombia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-22
LIONEL KING
EcORAIED By
iuOCOUNIRES
Md ArSsoaIs New Cen,
1n1nnt Csnes Win Excep.
\ tiena1 Record.

Oh and American honors
~ "a bestowed upon Colonel
~ Watson King, who is to be-
~ ne Rock Island arsenal COM
ss1as{ June l to succeed Colonel
- ,. Jordan. In placing Col
king here, Secretary Of War
= chose one OF the foremost
's.ance officers of the American
o(onei Kings service in the
a var not only won him the
aaeuished service medal Of the
r1can army, but he also re-
~ the Legion Of Honor from
=, French government. The
snch decoration was bestowed by
~ Marshal Petain at Tours,
80. shortly after Its authoriza-
= n the French war office in
m 1919. General Pershing deco
~ Colonel King with the D. S.
n Tours, France, June 5, 1913.
n of,cial citation authorized by
.aeral Pershing said: For ex-
.stnnally meritorious and distin-
.ished services, displaying ex4ep-
cral technical knowledge and
smprehension OF existing condi-
~ be ably organized, installed
a operated in the services OF sup
8 and in the army area an ex-
asiye chain of repair facilities for
maintenance of ordnance ma
,hl.s With tireless energy and
I fsiling devotion to his important
hties be perfected a loyal and eff
ent Organization capable OF meet
y III demands made upon It,"
/ Ia July, 1917. Colonel King was
\ haienated by the chief of ordnance
design, equip, construct and OBJ
= in the necessary commissioned
Ia enlisted personnel for the
hiutenance of all ordnance ma
sial ip France. This was a $780,
1000 project and required ap-
4 Ultimately 275 officers and 10000
\ dIled enlisted men for the opera
j N Of the shops and repair facili-
IS.
Planned Monster Plant.
1 THE first building material for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-22

- pso5e1k ~ skarps6 = ts.aes
- 0cto1ef, 1911. ~ io1gAl q
~ building m1fsr1n1, ak0ekan@y.
tooI1 AAd oqa1pn1nt ~ 1o1oo
tons. A plant ~ doGlCne1- 1cr ~
nAiAtea91ce q ~ 1lafos1nt tof N
army q a1oo!Doo 80. - ne1n
sh0Do wero locn1o1 q 1lenan,
Tfancs. ana aAoat 1.Oee nsn Nere
|enploye1 n shsms q - da1s ~
thA Armte<3eo. n 1cor -
the shoDs - steeeAouses Ct Dc
Nehun pla&f. va shout Nh a1esA
About - sn1ljof D1nn1s Nere eotab-
lishsd, maintained and opeeatsd ct
artillery training camps and disc
where IN France.
The success Of Colonel Kings
ordnance repair system n vfa4c1
IL Indicated By the following, quot
ed from . letter OF Feb. -. 1918,
from General Pershing to the chief
ordnance ofncsr:
"The repair and maintAnanos sysY
TEN mat you establiShed vas {
great success, and the results OBJ
tanned under existing circum-
stances reflect. great credit upon
the officers and enlisted mefll Of
your department"
Served Hero Ten Years.
Colonel King served It Rock Is
land - executive ollicer during the
administration Of the late Colonel
Hobbs ana Of Colonel Burr, when
they occupied the post 81 con1nan-
dant of the arsenal. His service at
the arsenal dated from 1907 to July,
1917, when he was called to handle
the important task Of ordnance Of
ficer of the American expeditionary
forces In France.
With Mrs. King he viii leave
Washington in time to assume
charge of the arsenal June !.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28

Duck, Indianapolis Real Estate Board +;
Harley ". Rhodehamel, optimist Club ;
Jerry z. Kinney. police department; Miss
Clara Burnsides, policewomen, and VII
mer Christian, Board of Trade.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28
SOCIAL HYGIENE
DRIVE ARRANGED
Committees Named for Cam
paign Here Feb. 7-19.

Dr. c. d. winders. executive secretary
of the Church Federation Of Indianapolis,
today announced the membership Of the
social hygiene committee which viii have
charge Of a campaign Of education upon
venerea1 diseases In Indianapolis Feb. z
to 10.
Two downtown information headquar-
ters for men and two for women will
be maintained. Committees will be In
charge TO explain exhibits, give lectures
show moving pictures and distribute NJ
erature. A dying squadron" Of WON
en- and one Of men, who will be available
for addresses at various places, will be
Organized. Mrs. Richard Lieber viii or
ganize the women's squad and Dr.. Her
man G. Morgan, secretary OF the Ooaru
Of public health, the mems interested
organizations are requested to ask ZoI
these speakers through Miss AaiJ
Riggs. phone Main 426. for women, and
Lafe D. Weathers, Grand Hotel, -
men.
Members Of the committee and che or
CARNATIONS they represent are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, Parent Teacher As
sociatfon; DR.. L. s. Fall, indianapolis
dental Society; Miss Abbie Henby, So
cial service department, Indiana Univer-
sitv: Eugene c. Foster. Charity OrganiE-
alton Society: Mrs Elma Sanders, Juve-
nile Court; Charles Robson, Central La
bor Lnion; LATE D. Weathers, Indiana
Hotel Keepers Association; Swan Brook
Shire Indianapolis Association OF Retail
Druggists; Miss Mary A. Meyers, Local
Council Of Women; Mrs. George savary'
young people OF the First Christian
Church; the Rev. George Savary, State
Federation of Churches and City Min
listers Association; Mrs. Harry l. Fore
man. W. @ T. L; Miss Bess ArshopsKy,
Jewish FEDERATION; Mrs. A. J. Clark, Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs; Or. II. G..
Hamer, Medical Society; Mrs. Alice Tee
- garden, Knlckerbocker Hall for Employed
Girls; Mrs. o. B. Fletcher, Indianapolis
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid Sc
ciety; William =. Brown, Colored y NJ Z;
A. the Rev. Clay Trusty, ministers OF
the city; Mrs. Richard Leiber, Mothers
Aid Society; Charles C. Roth, park board |;
DR.. T. ". Cregor, city dispensaryi the
Rev. W. o. Trueblood, ministers; DR.. 5.
II. Malpas, KiWanis Club; William Gro
zier. American Social Hygiene Assocla+
ton; DR.. J. G. Royse, State board OF
health; A. H. GODDARD, 7. NJ. c. Al Dr.
W T. King, State board Of health; DR..
Charles 81. Winders, Church Fedora don;
Charles o. Lee, Flsnner House; V. b.
Lockwood, Rotary Club Miss Aledia
WinkIeman, city hospital; E. n. Bing-
ham, moving picture theaters; DR.. II. G..
Morgan, city board Of health Mrs. Ida
ListOn. work among colOred people; Mai.
Louis Hough, public health service; J. f.
Stiltz. Associated Employers; Mrs. NJ. c.
Norris, Local Council of Women; DR.. I.
Victor Keene, American Legion: Charles
F. Coffin, Chamber of Commerce. @. G..
Schmidt, city council. Mrs. E. J. Robin
son, Service Star Legion; William For
tune, Red Cross; Mrs. Hence Orme, In
diana Parent Teacher Association; Miss
Anne Pope Riley, 7. ". c. A; B. W
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28
Union Trust, Only One
Out, Gets City Loan

The Union Trust Company was the only
drm to submit bids to City Comptroller
Robert n. Bryson for the $4,000 tenn
Thursday. The loan was awarded to the
trust company on Its bid Of per cent
interest The loan is payable June IS.
Current bills will be met with the loan
by the health department in anticipation
Of the spring installment of tax money.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-28
Woman Files Fifth
Action for Divorce
spseial to The Times.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Ad-
die Moffitt has fled suit for divorce from
James Moffitt in the Bartholomew Coun-
ty Circuit Court for a fifth time. Mrs.
Mcffitt dismissed her fourth suit for
divorce Wednesday afternoon, following
reconciliation with her husband, but
was back In court. stating that he had
quarreled with her and threatened to
kill her.
The three first divorce suits Of the
couple were dismissed, following recon
citations.
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MANY ASK PLAY
DIRECTOR JOBS
Department DrGUCS Interest in
Other States.

Indications that the indianapolis city
department Of recreation is becoming ma
tionaIly recognized as one of the finest
Is contained in the fact that r. Walter
Jarvis, supervisor, has received a num-
Der of applications for positions as play
ground directors from young men and
women from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and
Wisconsin. A number Of girls now in OK
ford College are seeking appointment.
Despite the large humber of such APP
preference will be given to