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WANTED To RENT

WANTED TO RT527T-seven to eight
room house or fiat, close in. modern
conveniences: write B-419 Times. HAM
mond. 5-3-6
WANTED or unftfrnfshed rooms
for light hskpR.. close in. Rest ref
erences. Call Hammond phone 9ts-R.
S5-2
WANTED TO RENT-5 or room house
or fiat on South or East Side. phone
Han, nond 1322-R E-5-2
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statesmen WANTED want 10 men
of neat appearance and who are not
afraid to work I can show you how
TO make money selling household spe-
clalties: apply 9 TO II a. M J. J.
O'Brien, 342 State street, Hammond.
agents OF Northern Indiana: Write for
territory. b-4-5
AGENTS who hustle really make $1,000
20 SIS a day selling BASKARTS from
door to door. Everybody wants this
handy market -basket-on- wheels. Sells
for only S275 VIII carry so pounds.
Write for description and agency terms
for your home territory. Sturgls Steel
GO-Cart Co. Sturgis, Mich. sill
WANTED. SAIESMAN-Wlth small
capital 70 experience necessary, hut
must have plenty OF pep; write Or cam
Sunday from ? to 6 p. Nj MACK.
Hotel Moe. hammond. 5-e3
YOUNG MIN, WOMEN. over II, fer
Postal NAL Service size month.
Examinations May. Experience un-
necessary. For free particulars Of in
struction. write r. Terry. (former Ctvil
Service examiner 495 Continental bldg.
Washington. D. 9. 5-6-2
WANTED-Men TO know that meals
are 30c at Hotel Carleton, Hammond:
STIFF
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTHD-Capable woman for gener-
a. housework phone 1870 East Chi
cago, during day $3.50
VANTBT-Polish speaking girl. HArb-
or Tea & Coffee Store. 1920 Cedar st,
Indiana Harbor. 81
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FARMS--TR JrC'F GARDEN
Sc acres house. barns. Cook county.
COUNTRY HOMES

SO acres house. barns. Cook county
near Cedar Lake.
81 acres Calumet avenue. Munster.
house, barns, etc.
IL acres on Calumet avenue. II miles
from Hammond house. a bargain pos
session at once. Dyer Ind.
20 acres on Columbia avenue. nice
house, barns 2 miles from Hammond
$50 acres Cedar Lake. Monon runs
through this farm. black soil, water
we'll s room house, "a mile from school.
1856 acres I'm st. John. is miles from
r. r. depot, block from catholic
school, rock water well. sheds, near
public school. plenty Of fruit trees best
place in ST. John. Very reasonable
terms.
acres in Chicago Heights. in the
city limits good chicken farm, OF sub
divisional. 1850
3 "a acres on Columbia ave. Il OF
a mile south OF city limits with ) room
brick house. cheap.
House and gardens on 18th avenue
and Columbia avenue for $3.50.
Large 16 room frame building and
barns this property viii sell for $500
the northwest side OF Cedar Lake. form
erly known as Armour. Ind. about loo
it from lake
% room hotel with three acres Of
ground. dance hall. including furnish
ings doing good business q fine road
house. near Cedar Lake, viii sell very
reasonable
I21a acres north Of Cook, Ind. y
mile. $3.50 Terms.
$50 acres, nice house. Winamac, Ind
SKJ-F'ABISS * co.
Cor. Columbia y Morton Avenues
Phones 196-&S1
Phone appointments week days or. Sun.
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FOR RENT rooms modern: light
housekeeping apartment: private en-
trance 262 Sibley st, Hammond Ev-
enings or 1913 Michigan ave. TO Il
=. m. 5-6-7t
FOR RENT-Sleepink rooms. best down
town location 20 Rimbach ave.
Hammond Slit
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FOR RENT nice clean housekeeping
rooms for couple; no children. private
Fas. bath % state St, near loop. 2nd
nat front. Hammond 81
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Fer RENT-F'urni shed rooms for two
gentlemen or couple, lovely home place
best transportation. Green Line, South
Shore good restaurant in same block.
fTanirnond. 500
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Room and board in good
home for nice young girl. reasonable.
Call Hammond 29if 5-6-2t
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I. l.. COHEN

/. l.. COHEN
Wall Paper, Paper Hanging
and Painting, a Specially.
1.-THE most of the Best for
the Least. !" Estimates fur
nished Gratis. All work
guaranteed. $50 Sibley St.
Hammond. phone 1O36W.
WALL PAPER CI4EANING-W Wall and
woodwork washing, phone Hammond
1Os7M. 1926
FURNITURE REPAIRED and Polished
Pianos cleaned. an work guaran-
teed f. 4. Meyer phone 39i0 Ham
mond 53-6
HAVE your woodwork done BY Char
ley Masko, screen doors and windows.
buffet kitchen cabinets and any special
wood-work $50 Calumet avenue. tel
1925. residence 4210-J Hammond.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED By:
INDIANA HARB9R-Lukcn's News Agency. $40 i
Michigan Ave. Phone ll36I
EAST CHICAGO Nassau & Thompson, 500 Chicago
Ave. Phone 93i.
Times OGcs celune, BIG. Phone z33.
GARY Times 0a5cc. Reynolds Bldg, Phone ~
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FOR SALE-AUTOmOBILES
| III LIN >
ID AIktTAINS

Model 81 Overland 3 passenger tour
ing car ia good running order. electric
lights needs some slight repairs to put
In first class order. For quick cash
sale price 10000.
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Phone appointments week days or. Sun.

FOR SAI4E-G,heap- story and hair
house. S rooms. 1877 154th st. West
Hammond 2 l. blocks from state Line
st Hammond j-6-2t
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
RUNGAIOW
SIX ROOM, MopERN IN EVERY RE.

5lNftVfltItN - II =
SIX ROOM. MODERN IN EVERY RE
SPEtT. LOCATED IN HYDE PARK
ADDITION, on 37ia TT. LOT. y ARD
WE'LL TAKEN CARE OF OWNER
LEAVING TOWN AND WILL SAt'Rf-
FICE FOR QUICK COST SALE: FOR
INFORMATION PHONE 2G6. ASK FOR
MR. KNOERZER 49,
FOR SALE modern room bungalow,
South side. phone Hammond lsg2-W
5-4-p
FOR SALON account Of leaving the
city, will sell my room bungalow at
45f Eaton street near high school and
Eaton street Hammond 5-6-3
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-S0 acre Southern. Mich.
fruit and stock farm. IL miles from
good town. room two story house, has
barn. orchard. hog and chicken house.
well fenced for only $1,000 per acre II
interesto call on OF write VIM. {.
Blohm. 45e Oak street. Hammond.
FOR SALE-At a bargain. my strictly
modern house. rooms and sun par
Tor. hardwood finish; VIII sell furn-
ished or unfinished. Part cash and
easy terms. Also equity in 50 II. lot
owner leaving town on account or sick
ness; Call at II w. Williams. street,
phone Hammond 2S37. 5-3-4
WONDERFUL BARGAIN
8 rooms and bath; full basement.
laundry tubs furnace heat, two car
garage 37La IT. lot. east front, on No
Magoun avenue. price for quick sale.
So 900 90
CTIAS. Y. TERMINI %.
225 Calumet Bldg. Phone East Chica-
go 2S2. 54-2
FOR SALE-Story and half room
house: can be fitted 20 rooms. about
acres of good ground on Ridge Road,
mile east OF Erie depot; $. Wiath.
Highland. Ind. $40
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For : passen-
ger touring. room house with Two
acres Of black soil. one mile from town
Phone S47l Hammond. 5-4-3
FOR SALE-wil sacrifice my equity in
modern room Bungalow on the
South side near car limo. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Cash payment down
and balance like rent A real home for
the price I am asking. bargain II
sold this week. Address B-423 Times
SOL
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FOR RENT-2 rooms furnished for
hskpg.. also one and two hskpg rooms
for bachelors, 1SS Plummer ave. Ham
mond 5-3-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Dog, brown and white water
Spaniel; name Rover Reward Re
urn to 25 Waltham street Hammond
5-5-2
LOsT-sunday night. large HoIstein
fblach and white) COW. no horns re-
rard for information leading to recov-
,rv: John DoreRs, 18th and Clark Road,
phone Gary 9O4. Gary $50
TOUND-A place to eat at the Hotel
Carleton. SOC meals. 5-6-tf
OST-Isady's purse. Thursday efter-
noon containing one dollar bills at
c. Minas Co, return TO Times office,
rnnond 0-6-1
iST-SmaH black change purse con-
aiming a little over IS. Holman St.
wn town, phone Hammond 316S.
5-s-1
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COAL-Extra fine lump
coal, 500 per ton; $500
cash with order. Let US have
your order now. John +
Wilhelm & Son, 2S6 Calumet
Ave. phone Hammond 30
5-6-tf
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on her husband whose true christian
lame Is unknown Aquila Fl. Pickering
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BYs
HAMMOND-Times Ofice. Hammond Bldg. Phone
300 E. 5. Bourne Drug Store. us Calumet Ave.
Phone 1855.
WHEING-whi,ing News Co.. 5z4 18Th ST.. Phsas
I3sW.
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FOR RENT-Three light hskpg rooms
Apply at 461 Becker street. Hammond
after p. m. or SUNDAY, phone SAW.
LIZ
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FOR RENT-Fufnishe room. suitable
for two. u block from postoffice 24s
r. State St., Hammond. 5-s-1t
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FOR RENT modern front rooms for
gentlemen. So Sibley street, 5 plain
rooms, 81 State street, $3.50 TO $500 a
week; also large hskpg. room for bach
Alcrs 5-3-6
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms to let:
$3.50 TO $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2s-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND RAPERHAN0LN3
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermctt. phone 1879 Hammond
IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06

FOR RENT-Kitchen bed room aud a
pantry for light hskpg.. gas an elect
rio lights furnished phone 2t39 OF cali
% Z state stroet Hammond. b-6.2
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FOR RENT--3 furnished rooms 8 east
block from post0f1ce: 252 Plummer
ave. phone Hammond 134s-W. 5-6-1t
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MHERE TO Buy

WHERE TO BUY
Special Saturday, May q:
Extra heavy carpet beaten
he. with this adj. Ham
mond Furniture Co, j. Ar
kin, Mgr. 242 Il. State ST,
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WANTED-30 girls not
under Is years to assist
cash and wrapper girls. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Payne, Lion store
Hammond. S-'-S
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1912 IIupmobiie Touring car, over
hauled and reprinted $4,000
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WANTED-25 salesladies.
Some experience necessary
Apply to Mr.. Payne, Lion
store, Hammond. S-0-S
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FOR RENT--2 nicely Furnished ~Ooms,
near South Shore. call 200 Chicago
avenue or phone 107s-M Hammond.
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Christensen, his wife; the unknown
heirs and dcvisees Of Peter Christinson
or Peter Christensen. and
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xNsa Whit5ux and East Csoicurn.
UL0 South Chfrh sc oa8w.
Ez1s 6sa1caEo--E 40 e. IN aHa f.zs g. -
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Model AZ Overland. Good tires and
mechanical condition. electric lights
and starter needs paint Come pre-
pared to drive this wonderful bargain
home at $4,000.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

$500 ~ OAfsS
FOR RENr-Furnished rooms to let:
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond 2-2s-tf
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms,
near South Shore, call Zgo Chicago
- 4-3O-tr
FOR RENT rooms furnished for
hskpg, also one and two hskpg. rooms
for bachelors, 188 Plummer ave. Ham
mond 5-3-tf
FOX RENT modern front rooms for
gentlemen. So Sibley street, ; plain
rooms, 81 State street, $3.50 TO $500 a
week; also large hskpg. room for bach
elcrs 5-3-s
FOR RENT-Rooms for light hskpg.,
179 Michigan avenue. phone 2336
Hammond. 5-4-S
FOR Rem T-LarFe second floor front
posture, teachers preferred; 1S1 F.. De-
troit street, Hammond. 5-5-2
FOR RBNT-Furnished room for gentle
men. private home. modern. heated.
phone Hammond 1853 620 State Line.
-- o-o-tI.
FOR RENT and modern rooms for
hskpg.. private bath and entrance, no
objection TO children; call 430 Indiana
avenue. Hammond. ISL
FOR RENT-2newly decorated light
hskpg rooms. modern for neat party,
10 children. on May 9th; sos Truman
avenue phone Hammond S72-R 5-5-l
FOR RENT-Cottage and room apt.
furnished for light hshpE.. phone 33es
Hammond: 80 l52nd street. SOL
FOR RENT-Two first floor furnished
room, for two gentlemen or man and
wife. 200 Sibley or phone Hammond
fIt-N 2-o-l
FOR RENT-FurnisheG room, Rim
bach avenue, Hammond. o-6-I
FOR RENT-Kitchen bed room and
pantry for light hskpg.. gas an elect-
rio lights furnished phone 1879 OF csn
% L. state street Hammond 5-6-2
FOR RENT-Three light hskpg. rooms,
Apply at 461 Becker street Hammond
after p. m. or SUNDAY, phone SAW.
FOR RENT-Eurnis shed rooms for two
gentlemen or couple, lovely home place
best transportation. Green Line. South
Shore, good restaurant In same block,
handy TO car barns; S37 Johnson street,
Hammond. $50
FOR RENT nice clean housekeeping
rooms for couple; no children. private
Fas. bath % state St. near loop. Emu
nat, front Hammond 81
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
hight hskpg.. 362 East Plummer ave.
Hammond. 5-6-I
TOR RENT room furnished fiat 367
Truman avenue. Hammond. S-6-1
FOR RENr-2 furnished rooms FOR
Hght hSkpg, 1908 135th street, call
19JE f95th street, Indiana Harbor. phone
327-M 5-6-I
FOR RENT large furnished rooms.
very reasonable; $40 state Line St.
corner Rimbach avenue and State Line,
Hammond. $50
FOR RENT-Beautiful large front
room; modern; kitchen priv If de-
sired 8S8 S. Holman St, Hammond.
5-6-2t
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for houseke epinE: all convenience, at
232 Plummer ave. Hammond. 5-6-1t
FOR RENT furnished rooms. east
block from post0f1ce: z52 Plummer
ave. phone Hammond 134s-W. 5-6-1t
FOR RENT-Fufnished room. suitable
for two. u block from postoffce. 24s
r. State ST., Hammond. 5-6-1t
FOR RENT rooms. modern: light
housekeeping apartment: private en-
trance. 262 SIbley st. Hammond Ev-
enings or 1913 Michigan ave TO II
2. m. 5-6-7t
FOR RENT-Sleepink rooms, best down
town location % Rlmbach ave.
Hammond. 5-6-ft
FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE-Rebuilt Har-
lou-naTi6cap Mo4oro1voIoe, I
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ED-Men to know that meals
are 30c at Hotel Carleton, Hammond.
E-E- z
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ANTED-Dishwasher Betz restau-
Hammond. 5-5-3
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true christian name is unknown, the
unknown heirs and dcvisees of sherman
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Oakland Sedan 1919. 3 passenger ii
wonderful condition throughout $3.50
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whose true christian name is unknown.
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NVANT9D.-Woman TO scrub Summers
Pharmacy. Hammond. sal
WANTED SOLICITORS neat appear
ing ladies', prefer experienced solici,
tors, but not necessary; apply room 209
1857 State street. Hammond. SOL
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FOR SALE nred eerned Diamonds and
Railroad Watche5. Lesser's Loan Bank,
So State st. hammond Open evenings
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
COL CAN BECOMES
FIFTH CASHIER IN
OVER 50 YEARS
Remarkable Record of First
National Bank
FEW OLDER IN VERMONT
New Cashier Had Experience OF 20
Years in HoosIck Falts before
Coming to Bennington.

There are some remarkable and an
usual incidents connected with the
transactions at the annual meeting or
the First National bank OF Bennington
which took place Monday forenoon.
Arthur J. Colgan, who was slected
cashier OF the institution, 10 the fifth
official to be chosen for that position
since the bank was established sixty
yearJ ago.
The first cashier was the late H. q.
Root, who was the business partner OF
the first president the late Luther r.
Graves. Mr. Root was succeeded BY
Ellis A. Carr. The third cashier was
George A. Graves who became nresi.
dent upon the death of his father In
1893 and who was succeeded by Louis
A Graves, the latter cont nuing in that
position unit the election OF Monday.
Mr.. Colgan came to the First National
as assistant cashier two years ago
from Hooslck Falls where he had been
connected with the First National or
Hoosick Falls for 90 years.
The First National or bennington Is
one of the Oldest flnan:ial n titations
OF Its kind in the state. Its original
number was 1877. There are two or
three national banks In Vermont with
charters granted at an earlier date but
/ they are located in small towns and
not in the larger Industrial centerss
During the first two years the bank
was located on the site OF the Cot.
tage hotel which was partially dos
troyed in the big fire two years ego
and which is now being diJmantled.
For all Of sixty years, the bank has
been doing business at It's building on
West Main street which was construct.
ed for the purpose,
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sugges tions as TO housing conditions,
recreation for the men, ond proper
working conditions Apl perhaps
moet important Is the move, ably sec
ended by the Y. NJ. c. A., to get for
the emp oyees place OF council on
boards in many great industries.
The Bows wort denariment h.s
crown ran'dly There ara now $50
boys secretaries with above q guar
or Of million boy members. As peo-
pie OF this age are the hone Of tho tu.
tu~e, 80 this formative effort probably
viii IN the end equal or exceed the
valua OF the work for men In the build.
ing Of character. Wholesome reorea-
ton. athletics social and study clubs,
and Bible classes are among ite actl-
vlties.
The rural department Is new ven
ture II is taken up mostly along
county lines. a yilage secretary OK
0aniing his work out into smaller as.
soc!atlons through a county, Jnst as
the country boy is 30 prominent in the
hall of fame so proportlonately will
efforts to get more Of them into right
social and mental relations be worth
while II II now well known fact
that these eftorts help to keep the
boys Gu the farm. aud develop bettof
farmers
The educational work tt1rted with
Bible classes, expanded to night
school classes offered courses IN
mary departments Of professional
and technical work, aud now has whole
schools. such as law schools, drafting
civil engineering etc These arc oper
ated at a low cost as they secure vol
unleer service Of many prof 'ssors ana
teachers In the great educational cen
lers like Boston and New York. The
students obtain their training at a
minimum cost. AMI at tho same time
have flrst-ola instruction.
All those are hut mere glances at
The wonderful opportunities lying d.
reetly ahead of the Y, NJ, c, A. this
hour
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ENOUGH TOMAKE
ANYONE REJ0ICE"
That's What Mrs. MoNto Says
Of Her Recovery Since
Taking Tan!ac,

ut is enough 10 mako anvone re-
joice to get the wonderful relief have
after had suffered for fifteen years."
said Mrs. Emma Moulton, OF 1873 Col
lege street, Lewiston Maine.
81 had suffered so long and so much
that I didn't believe | could ever get
well" she continued. "t had an acid
stomach and my digestion was 40 poor
that couldn't eat q thing without
being In dlstress for hours afterwards.
My appetite was gone and would
hloat up until | felt perfectly mlser-
able. My nerves were worn to a
frazzle and frequently had severe
headaches. Night after night lay in
bed unable to get much rest and all
during the day was 50 weak and
draggy Just felt ready to give UP.
"As I was trying one thing and then
another all the tina flna ly began
taking Tanac. Before finished tho
first hotte was feeling very much
better and continued to improve un.
til now can hardly realize that am
enjoying such splendid health after l
had suffered all those years digest
everything eat just perfectly and
seem to have unusual strength and
energy. am free from rheumatism
and nervousness and sleep soundly all
night. am glad to tell of my exper.
ience with Tanlao and certainly hope
It will be helpful to others.
Tanlac Is for sale by w L. Gokay
advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
ALL CEREMONIAL
DISPLAY PLANS
ARE ABANDONED D
Harding to Take Oath in Sen
ate Chamber
CANCEL PARADE AND BALL
Committee Meets with Wishes Of
President-elect In Relation
to inaugural.

Washington, Jan. 12.-President
elect Harding will take the oath OF
office In the Senate Chamber and all
outside ceremonies planned at the
Capitol ard elsewhere will be abandon
ed according to decision reached
yesterday by the joint congressional
inaugural committee,
After considering Senator Harding 8
request for a simple inaugural, the
Congressional committee Cancelled
plans for outside ceremonies at the
Capitol, for large reviewing stand
and for official invitations.
The committee 1t was said did not
favor Senator Harding's suggestion
for having the ceremonies on the Cap.
itol steps but decided instead upon
the Senate chamber. President Taft
took the oath of office in the Senate
chamber IL years ago but only be-
cause of inclement weather.
The following telegram to Senator
Harding was made public by Senator
Knox:
az sOihS SOuiiililttt Ou lndubuIh'
tion has received your telegram
transmitted through me as chairman
dated Jan. 10, 1921, indicating your
desire for extreme simplicity in the
inaugural ceremonies on the fourth OF
next March and that the same shall
be conducted practically without ex.
pense. The committee has considered
your suggestion in the spirit in which
1t was made, and has decided, subject
to your approval, that the inaugural
ceremonies shall take place in the
Senate chamber, which involves no
disturbance OF the arrangement Incl.
dent to the inauguration of the Vice
President and involves no expense ex.
cept such as incidental expenses for
police as circumstances shall require. .
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Wells Getting k1au He Says
1.-THE FoRTNlGHTLY."
Current Events and School Of Nursing
Topics for Saturday.

The next meeting Of The Fortnlghtly
will be held at the chapel OF the Sec
ond Congregational church Saturday
afternoon at Q O'Clock. The program
for the meeting is IN two divisions.
Current Events and Schools for Nurs.
ing.
Current Events will be presented by
Mrs. Myra Endress. Mrs. William II.
Wills and Miss Amy Cutler.
Questions Of the day will be treated
in novel manner and an interesting
afternoon Is assured. Mrs. Howard
Estes and Frank Phillips will sing.
Harry Phillips will act as accompanist.
In addition TO the regular program
Miss Alice Shepherd Gilman, principal
Of the school of nursing, connected
with the Samaritan hospital In Troy,
will give half hours talk on the train.
Ing pupil nurse should receive who
enters school of nursing. Miss Gil.
man will also speak from the point Of
view OF the family who employs a
nurse