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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
INDUSTRIAL NEWS

u Sinclair - asking fer estimates on
Near tanks at Tulsa, OKLA. Of $4,000
fe&Rreas capacity each. 500 tons q
hp2Aesss being required.
4 AtaatmeeGtng held In the otacea In
lCAlcage OF tho Sinclair Refining Co.
Hast week. J. W. -arrss. In
'ahaSge Of both mills. was made sales
E<oanagar as well A. = director Of the
company,
b. Sinclair Consolidated oil Corpora
se2e& stockholders list crossed tAs go
pea@ mark for thu crst tine lag maath,
Total az b ana OF May was 9o,l9S. a
met gain OF more THAI one thousand
rSance April a3rd. when tAe books closed
GA the annual meetings.
The Steel & Tube Co OF America
this week reports for its fiscal year net
profits OF sf4.ss9,s3o. The surplus aft
Ter inventory adjustments and other
deductions amounted to s .s15. 2O9. nj
loss surplus as Of December
's1, 1890. was S11,oo3.s30. The general
sheet at the close of the year
'snowed net current assets of $35.-503.-
.393 compared with current liabilities
OF s12.31e,077.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

in Northoote iva. Thursday afternoon
of this week.
Mrs. c. p. Holway of Chicago, a
musicale instructor at indians Harbor
and q former resident Of this city will
hold a recital Of her pupils tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. R.. H. w.
Atcherson. 1884 Grapevine ST. A singer
from Chicago 10 accompanying Mrs.
Hoiway out and viii end charm 70 the
entertainment by several select vocal
renditions. Friends of the students
are cordially welcome TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Raun of Lowell.
Ind. and their small son are here the
guests of the o Castles In Beacon
St, and the latter are returning to
Lowell with them. leaving tomorvax
and will attend the chautauoua that
will be held In that city commencing
the 22nd OF this moMh
Mrs. Harry Jones of Anderson. Ind,
and her little daughter. Frances. re-
turned home after a pleasant visit here
with Mrs. u. j. Reid, of North Ma
goun avenue. the mother Of Mrs.
Jones.
Many out-of-tovn guests. relatives.
have arrived at the Jesse Dewey home
in i44th street. 10 be present at the
wedding OF the daughter, Miss Ber-
nice, which occurs next week. Among
those already here are Mrs. Emma
Martin of Rockford. ILL.,. Mrs. Joseph
Schneider and daughter Ruth and son
Arthur. from Waddmas Grove. also
Marion and Clarence Schneider from
the same city. Marguerite Schneider
of Lena Ill. and Lucille Tabor OF Bel
videre, Ill.
Mics MIN Brigham. a teacher. in the
public schools OF this city was called
to Indianapolis on account of the death
of her mother and Is expected TO re-
main there for some time. In this city
the teacher makes her home with the
John CasteI family In Beacon street.
Tho Miriam Rebekahs of East Chi
esgo and the Esther Rebekahs OF In
diana Harbor were the invited guests
of the Gary Reoekah organization last
evening at a reception held 10 honor
Mrs. Clara Evans. elected TO the Of
fce of state treasurer.
The Theodore Bars Of Northcote
avenue, held a family reunion at Whit
ing Park where the day was enjoyed
in picnic fashion. Twenty were pres
emit.
The r. NJ. Barrons Of 135th street are
moving from the top hoor of the apart
ment building they are now %ccupyin
to the first hoor. The change 10 TAX
ing place this week.
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bridesmaid and vas frccked in pale
yellow g~eorgette with corsage noQuet
10 match. Alan Lewis and l.. Derby
shire supported the groom. Following
the ceremony 1hich was performed at
9 o'clock there was banquet service
aid for IS guests and prepared and
served by the ladies OF the Congrega-
tionai Aid Society. The honeymoon
was deferred until the groom can take
a vacation from his teaching duties at
the summer school sessions. At pres
emit the couple is at the klemn home.
Many beautiful and costly gifts were
an attest TO the esteem of a wide circle
Of friends. Mrs. Miller as Miss Klemm
was popularity known through her con-
nections with the Chicago Telephone
Co. at their branch office at Calumet.
Mr.. Miller is equally well known and
shares a great popularity among the
young set.
Mrs. Laura Bower Of Grapevine st
and her granddaughter Miss Dorothy
Vance, have gone to Quaker City. o..
where the father of Mrs. Bower, a Mr..
Joseph Heston. an octogenarian who
met with a very serious accident In
the accidental discharge Of a gun It
is believed that Mrs. Bower and her
granddaughter will remain until the
patients condition warrants their re-
turn.
The Girl Scouts supervised by the
Mesdames Walter Nevious and Nels
Stenberg nave taken over the study OF
birds and expect to make many inter
osting hikes 10 the woods this summer.
They have already had jtst such a
pleasure taking with them provisions
and necessary equipment to prepare the
meals. Twenty-Five were in the group
that made the first pilgrimage to the
woods.
The Jack Lindseys Of Zimmerman
Flats have gone 10 points in Michigan
to spend a few weeks,
Mrs. Harvey Hensen is back from a
visit TO LAGRANGE. III.
Mrs. c. W. Benford Of Ivy st. has
company from Youngwood. Pa. who are
soon leaving for Kansas TO visit before
their return home.
A large attendance IS expected at the
district convention Of Royal Neighbor
camps al East Chicago tomorrow com
mencing at one o'clock. and continuing
throughout the afternoon and evening.
The East Chicago Camp Will he the
hostesses 10 the affair. All camps will
be expected to send large delegations
on account Of the Importance Of the
meeting. afternoon and evening.
Miss Esther soderstrom OF Grapevine
st. leaves for a vacation trip to be
spent at Muskegon. Michigan, for a
of weeks.
The Lady Oriental Shriners which Is
composed of members of the Twin Cit
les and Gary will hold a ceremonial
70 initiate candidates. the date Of June
80. at the Gary headquarters. Tire
young ladies comprised in the patrol
will confer the degree work.
The H. B. Hubbards OF Grapevine
ST. are preparing 70 leave for their
hummer outing at Pine Lake.
The C. Dolks OF Ivy st. are back from
a visit Of two weeks TO Muskegor. Mich.
The Lotus club will be entertained
at the homo Of Mrs. Martin Petersen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
NEW BUILDING PERMITS

West side Of Kennedy ave, between
14oth and f4fst streets. One story
brick residence. sox2t. Andrew Jaroi-
HEX. owner. Cost SO 900.
East side Of Chicago ave. between
Todd and Olcett aves. tvo-stors
frame business. 24xso, NJ. Specter,
owner. Cost $500.
West side Of Block ave. between
Michigan and Washington SITS. Two
story brick residence and business.
25x5s. Louis s~zcbados. owner. Cost.
5000.
West side OF Alder St. 13sth
and 18TH SITS. Tvo-story brick resi-
dence and business. A5x12s; Peter SCAR
moch. owner. Cost, 100000.
West tide OF Cedar 81. between i5sth
and 1Seth SITS. Two-story brick resi-
dence and business: John Hwy. owner.
Cost $500.
West side OF Grapevine St. between
I3eth and 140th ets. One and one-half
story brick residence. 24xSs; Frank
Tigas, owner. Cost. $4,000.
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WEDNESDAY IS LONGEST DAY
OF YEAR, IS HOURS

Tomorrow will be the longest day
this year. The sun will rise at Stf3
a M. daylight saving time. and SCI
at s:34. making the day Is hours and
a1 minutes long.
Moreover, Wednesday Will be the
nrst day OF summer. At AIS a. m. the
sun will reach the Tropic 81 Cancer.
SIS most northerly point. Thereafter
II will move southwark and the days
will gradually grow shorter.
or course. the sun will not literally
move. 1t will only appear 70 do -
because Of the movement Of the earth.
Wednesday will mark the middle of
the period OF light at the north pole,
where the days are six months long.
At the south pole II viii mark the
middle IF the six-month period OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
Here's a Hammond Case

Mrs. waiter B. HOFFMAN, bBS Oakley
Ave. says: y think very highly Of
Deans Kidney Fills for I have used
them when having trouble from my
kidneys with good results. have
a different kinds Of kidney aiimen
such as lumbego and an irregular &C
ton Of M kidneys. Doan's Kidney
Pills have nevsr failed to give the
best Of results. aud I often recommend
them"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
NOT ABOLISHED so FAR

r Tne common council has been bat
ting back and forth since the pri-
M1aries trying to abolish the office of
building commissioner and inspector
Ero far without gaining any ground.
The vote still remains a tie.
) Councilman O-wego moved that the
ordinance for the extension of Lewis
place and the condemnation pred
kinss against the property at 1888 For
Isythe be rejected. The motion was
carried.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
F CUT PRICES.

The restaurants o. East Chicago
have cut their prices 10 TO 20 per cent
\ notice to this effect was posted in
the chain Of restaurants operated IN
der one head yesterday afternoon.
The people have been avoiding these
places for the last month, believing
this 10 be the only way 10 arrive at
square deal.
Another restaurant has opened at
Forsyth and Exchange avenues. East
Chicago. today Robert Blrrell. for
merly CT the Hubbard steel Foundry
has opened his place under the name
Of the American Coffee Palace. Mr.
Burrell says that quality and service
will be his motto.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

III board Of works awarded the
contract for the re-surfaoing OF l3sth
at. Michigan ave. TO Beech. 70 the
wiIliston Construction &c. Of South
Bend. The bid raj Ss.37s.So.
The board adjourned until next
Thursday. June %. Rt q o'clock. when
the awarding Of the contract Of the
Mngoun ave. pumping will be made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

The emotional mentality Of tropical
peoples rs well known. II Ia not only
G remarkable belief, but a fact easily
demonstrate BY scientific observation
and will be proved that the excessive
use Of sugar could produce such. re-
salts. Only recently 3 Bengaiese
scientist has found that the blood Of
tropical peoples contains a higher per
emf of sugar than others.-New York
Medical journal.
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thority to direct the location and reg
ulatc the Management o. all public
markets ara market places, was re-
ferredFo tafrd reading
An ord nance authorizing The ap
pointment ST a city inspector of boil
ers and stationary engines vas re-
ferred to third Grading.
An ordinance regulating the sched-
ule Of expenses and appropriations an
additional amount 10 the citv haiiin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
In Memmiam
IN EEHNEoRLAE

In msmory Of our loving wife and
mother, Mary Grunewald. who passed
away one year ago today, Tune q. 1920.
Again the month OF juno is here. TO US
the adde's or INC year.
The shadows lie SO dark and deep
around our path today.
They dayken all our ways. our hearts
are sore and neavy with pain.
Wed seek a word 10 cheer us. but words
are so in vain.
In lays 20 come IL may be we shall see
just why was sent this bitter test.
Till then. we can but bow our heads
in tears
And say God knoveth best.
But we know that she II happy in the
mansions OF the bleSt.
Where there Is no pain or sorrow. but
just one eternal resi-
Sadly we miss. and silently we mourn.
Sal. FATHER AND CHILDREN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21

the old Kaiserlich guard regi-
ment at a memorial service on
the Moabib drill grounds. Ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
PAUL ELIAS WINS 1T.

Paul Elias. Or 1922 Alder street. IN
diana Harbor. winner Of the Elks'
Mardi Gras 7-passenger Ford touring
car. is stiU busy giving his friends a
ride in his prize machine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
Uric Acid Making
You Ill?
his troops

Have you wondered what is causing
you to feel so weak and tired-so
blue" and nervous? 1t may be uric
acid. rou have probably eaten tc7
much meat which has filled your blood
with uric acid, weakened your kf5-
neys and oaused that wearing back
ache. the headaches. dixxiness and
other bad feelings. Don't wait for
serious trouble. Tighten you diet ana
use Doen's Kidney Pills. Thousands
racommAnd than AK xnux n~eizhhorl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
OFFICER UNDER KNIFE.

Police Sergeant John w Weifenhach
is undergoing a serious operation AT
st. Mary's hospital. Hammond Dr..
Johns is the surgeon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
A LendeN Statue.

The Achilles statue in Hyde park.
London. was cast from a cannon cap
turea during the Duke IF weljingtcn's
victories. and is dedicated TO him and
his roops
The New York herald., 1921-11-10
MEN

Dissatisfaction is oftentimes only another
name for restless, praseworthy ambition
ambition urging the real man In you to
move up and ahead, ambition whispering TO
you TO better yourself, ambition counsellinS
you to make change I'm the direction where
real success Is sure to be found. Count
yourself lucky that you're dissatisfied. Dis
satisfaction is merely evidence of growing
pains. We have for you an opportunity that
viii turn your dissatisfaction into content
ment We want you to call with what person.
allty will power and ambition you may have
and 20 Join these with our high repute as a
successful business concern. Pat yourself
on the back and feel proud that your dis
satisfaction is only ambition in disguise.
Then call to see us. If your Gentle and
over 25. between 10 and 4.
SUITE COS. TERMINAL BLDG.
30 COURT ST.. B'KLYN.
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MEN, ARE YOU DISSATISFIED?
Because your work Is uniuteresting?
OUR WORK is FASCINATING AND
PLEASANT.
Because your business is at a standstill--no
progress?
OUR COMPANY is GROWING RAPIDLY
AND CONTINUOUSLY.
Because your organization Is small and offers
you no futurc2
OUR COMPANY is BIG. EXECUTIVE
POSITIONS AWAIT AMBITIOUS MEN. OUR
MANAGERS ALL COME UP FROM THE
RANKS.
Because Of lack of cooperation or encour-
agement?
OUR ORGANIZATION HAS PRoGREs-
SIvE AND AGGRESSIVE MANAGEMENT
AND a POLICY or HELPFUL COOPERA-
TION WHICH ASSURES RESULTS.
Because OF limited earnings and little chance
of Increase?
OUR ORGANIZATION OFFERS YOU
FULL EARNINGS FOR YOUR EtF'ORTS
AND ABILITY. MANI MEN TAKING uP
OUR WORK IMMEDIATELY INCREASE
THEIR EARNINGS OVER 100 PER CENT.
If you earnestly desire the full returns for
your work. II you are over % and a Gentle.
call between 10 and o'clock.
SUITE 1910
rs WEST 43D ST.
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RIGHT KIND OF SECURITY SALESMAN
YOU WISH TO SELL ONLY GOOD Sc
CURITIES OUR Is HIGH GRADE
ISSUE. PAYING; AN UNUSUAL DIVIDEND
AND READILY APPEALS TO THE DIS
CERNING INvESTOR-JUST THE KIND
OF SECURITY YOU HAVE BEEN LOOK
ING FOR. CALL FOR INTERVIEW. SEC
oND FLOOR. IA EAST 44TH ST.
SECURITY SALESMAN.
Well known brokerage concern dealing only
In listed securities can use experienced
producer. one who can show results imme-
dately; salary and commission TO the right
man. Call fifth floor, 549 5th av, New
York city.
SECURITY statesmen,
with or without clientele. TO sell stock OF a
well rated and dividend paying corporation I:
this is expansion issue and not promo
tlon: commission basis only. finder, Willard
& Co.. 22d floor. Times Building.
TICKET writer wanted; must be thoroughly
experienced. Brill Bros, ~ East fith 81.
TRAVELLING auditor. Western territory
good salary, all expenses: must have ex-
perience In motion picture distribution: give
full details Of experience. age. &c. $50
Herald. 10th st.
TUTOR for boy 10. from 80. shiman, COZ
West S1th.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

SECURITY Statesmen.
WE ARE JUST STARTING TIRE
MENDOUS CAMPAIGN OFFERING
THE SECURITIES OF AN ESTAB-
L1SHED DIVIDEND PAYING IN
DUSTRIAL CORPORATION OF
SPLENDID REPUTE.
WE ARE IN NEED OF ADDI-
T1ONAL SALESMEN TO ADD TO
OUR PRESENT ORGANIZATION.
THESE MEN MUST BE tREAL
Statesmen, ABLE TO APPROACH
BUSINESS MEN AND CLOSE
SALES.
THEY WILL WORK ONLY ON THE
HIGHEST GRADE "LEADS'-PEO-
PIE WHO HAVE DONE BUSINESS
WITH THE COMPANY AND KNOW
IT'S OFFICES AND HAVE
WATCHED ITS GROWTH. CALL
THURSDAY. COLVIN-CLYDE 4 CO.,
RECTOR ST.
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CUSTOMERS MAN

CUSTOMERS' MAN,
Well known brokerage concern can use adj
ditlonnl customers man; one WHO controls
and is able 10 secure accounts: win pay
- ,OcO TO $500 per year to right man. Call
flfth floor, DO 9th ay., New York city.
DESIGNER for stained glass wanted: must
be first class on figure and ornamental
work. Henry Keck, ZIG West Gencsse ST.,
Syracuse N. Y,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR statesmen AND MEN OF AMBITION
TO MAKE REAL MONEY IN AN EN-
TIRELY NEW FIELD.
WE ARE THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED AS
OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS ARE
CONDUCTED BY MEN TRAINED TO Exc
CUTE THEIR PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING OUR ORGANIZATION
AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE FOUN-
DATION FOR A PERMANENT CONNEc-
TION WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES.
WE APPEAL TO AMBITIOUS MEN AND
THEY MUST BE READY AND WILLING
TO WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
If YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE.
DROP US A LINE TO-DAY.
IN REPLYING. KINDLY STATE YOUR
AGE, NATIONALITY AND WHETHER YOU
HAVE HAD ANY SELLING EXPERIENCE.
IF YOUR LETTER INTERESTS US WE
WILL ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW BY
APPOINTMENT.
L 1855 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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SALESMAN.
STEAM AND POWER sPECIALTIEs.
man with experience in the Packing line.
capable OF becoming sales manager for the
highest grade asbestos packing in the world.
Excellent opportunity for the right man to
acquire an interest in the business. Must
have first class reference and sales record
and ability to establish agencies in the
Q. $. A.. 52l Herald. $50 Broadway.
statesmen.
Wanted, few high grade, ambitious sales
men with Ford cars to demonstrate and sell
wonderful proposition to garages and con-
sumers; lucrative positions with large Ameri-
can concern and excellent prospects for the
future. See Mr.. Allen. 291 f. 137th st.
SALESMAN concern desires
real salesman to represent them In the
metropolitan district: product Is new and
should assure a large income to our repre-
sentative; exclusive territory given to right
man; we require no investment, but you
must have best references and proven ability.
Phone Mr.. Carpenter, Hotel Bristol, West
4sth st. Bryant $500. for appointment
The New York herald., 1921-11-10

CADILLAC lmousines. shopping. SO hour.
$3.50 monthly, theatre and return So. Nc
MILAN. 103 w. 9th. Phone Circle 1928.
CADILLAC, new, by the month: owner
drives: beautiful limousine; reasonable
Academy 4f1i.
CADILLAC, attractive limousine. late model,
owner drives (uniformJ. monthly; reason
able. 1868 Morningside.
P1ERCE-ARROW. limousine. landaulet: high
class car at reasonable rates. weekly or
monthly basis; owner in uniform drives
STONE. 215 T.. 125th st.
PACKARD twin slxes for hire perfect
vice: reasonable rates. G. NJ. G.. v.
WILLIAMSON. c0t w. 43d. bryant 421o-3530.
BEAUTIFUL town car day, week or month.
Owner drives. Schuyler 5000. MICHAEL.
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CASH REGISTER.
DOGS. CATS AND BIRDS.

NATIONAL cash register. brand new. $3.50
will sell for 1925. Mansfield 1855.
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sALEsAfEN.

A large sales organization OF a ma
tionally known product wants two
statesmen OF proven ability; drawing
account against commissions. Write,
do not call. T. C. Tracy, Mcmillan
Motors Corp. 1I6 South B'way.
Yonkers.
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BEAUTY CULTURE.

BEAUTrFY your face and complexion by re.
moving all pimples. blotches. eczema by a
safe. sure and painless method consultation
free; registered physician. hours 9-5 Sun
days 90. III r. nth st.
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PIANO, baby grand. splendid condition. ma
hogany case, fine tone. Call. HUNTER.
3fO w. f53d st. Audubon 24S2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For H:re-Passengcr Cars.
CADILLAC TOURING SEDAN.
Latest model; all occasions; special rates.
monthly contracts. shopping. Phone Spring
2S3S
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TRUCKING.
wHITEwAsHING

TRUCK delivery. with chauffeur. for hire.
sic per day. Sterling 5692. KELLY.
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PIANOS WANTED.
SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid for golf outfits.
. cameras, fishing tackle. binoculars, guns,
nautical Instruments. TRIGGER. 1877 9Th
sv. 565s Bryant.
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LADY'S maid, French: 10 years expert
cnce; facial massage. Emile Paloty, 2o3
West 2fth st.
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ESTIMATOR on building alterations OF all
kinds and look after same; state salary.
l. 2133 Herald. Herald square.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

DRIVER To handle three horse truck. Brook
lyn resident. 1918 Herald. Fulton 81.
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JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.
PIANOS AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

EXPERT. license ioo4e; Swedish rnaeseuss;
OBESITY. ladies only. Columbus 1914.
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IADY'S maid (Frcnch), experienced; per-
manent: visiting. afternoon; references.
Theresc, 253 West 24th.
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MEN.

Wanted-One or two Christian men, 2j
or over. for permanent. profitable places
In sales department; must have good
schooling, sound sense and ambition to
work hard for success: good money, valu-
able training and excellent future; expert
ence not essential. but honesty and energy
are. Apply ITO Broadway. Suite 610.
after 10 so to-day.
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HAIRDRESsERs.

PERMANENT Hair waving-Hal Undressing.
Exclusive, Original Invention.
G. NESTLE CO..
1914 E 4gth Phones Vanderbilt 9os6-xffS.
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gURNITURE-PRIvATE.

POMERANIAN and police pups; males
females. 95i I'd av. Plaza 2I22.
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. j .OL SrkEEPER. refined. to take entire
charge OF house duties and children; speaks
rench. German. English; references. V
~ Herald. Washington Heights.
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LADY, Italian teacher. visiting. native. ex.
ceptionaly successful method. Wadswortt
DEfg bqfcrp I
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-24
WOMAN CLAIMS MONEY WAS
STOLEN FROM HER BY MAN
Huntington Woman Says Friend Who
Accompanied Her Here Stole $l94
From Her at Second and
Poplar Streets.

Mrs. Hattie Williams, aged about As,
of Huntington, W. Va, arrived here
Friday with Howard Blankenship,
allies Bayles, aged 23 and Buster
Newman, aged 20, also of Huntington.
The woman says they came to Mays
vile for the men to find employment
after which she was to board them.
On Thursday about noon, the three
were walking on East Second street,
near Poplar, the woman tells the po-
lice, when Blankenship grabbed her
hand in which she carried s194 wrap
ped in handkerchief and wrenched
the money from her hand. He and
Newman then ran. toward the Ohio
River A search of the city was made
Thursday by the police but the young
men could not be found.
Upon their arrival here Mrs. Will
liams registered at local hotel as
sister Of the two men and 1t now de-
velopes they were no relation. The
police are suspicious and are making
an investigation. Chief Ort has asked
the Chief of Police Of Huntington to
furnish him with a report on the three
parties