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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
NO TRACE OF
MRS. 0BENCHAN
IN HAMMOND
Hotel Registers do not Show
That She Visited This City
May 18th as Diary Said.

Nadalynn O~benchain. the pretty d.
,orcce held with Arthur l.. Brunch IN
the J Beiton Kennedy murder mys-
tory a. Los Angeles. did not register
al a hotel the night or
Ma IL
According to the printed diary Of the
voman She visited Hammond on that
cay 1t could not be determined to-
day that SIC had friends in this city
ana her name does not appear on the
May 18Th registers At the Lyndora.
Nee. Majestic OF Hammond hotels
Nick Scoges. manager Of the Majes-
tic Hotel. stated however that a STYLISH
y dressed woman came to tho hotel one
day in Nay. carrying two heavy suit
cases. She checked the baggage at
the desk. inquired about the best place
to eat n did not return for return
for several hours. Late in tho after
noon she left without having register
cd. She wrote several letters in the
second floor parior.
7 cannot say that she lookcd like
Tho picture 81 MadaIynn O~benchain."
said Mr.. Scofes, because I don't re-
member. except that she was p hand
some woman and wore a fashionably
tailored suit. I remember the incf-
dent because her actions were mys-
t~erious. She used both telephones
several times. presumably for long
distance calls.
TIER voice was modulated and she
talked in~teIligcntly. But she wa
ervou and worried and II seemed 10
me that ehe vas trying to hide from
somebody. 7 was inclined to believe
that the suitcascs contained whiskey
because they were so heavy. but dis
missed that as improbable because -
the woman's refinement.
She was evidently between twenty
five and thirty years Of age. and had
dark hair. 7 do not recall the color
Or her eyes. II my memory serves mo
right she called a taxicah company.
inquired the rate to Chicago. and then
ordered a machine"
Sure, I remember her" said Ken
meth Ray. the bell hop. L luEgeo
those grips around half a day and she
gave me a dime"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
LAkE corNrY INpIANA

State Of Indiana. County Of Lake, IS.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Commissioners Of said County wifi
receive sealed proposals for the i'm
provement OF a certain highway In said
County, by grading, draining and paw
ing said Gravel Road in West Creek
Township. known as the Fred G. Dahl
ct al Gravel Road as set out in the
plans. specifications and profile now on
file In the office Of the Auditor Of said
County. by and under the laws ~ the
State of Indiana.
Said scaled proposals will be opened
and contract awarded OF the 22nd day
Of August. 1921. BIDS or proposals
viii be RECEIVED up until ] O'Clock ,.
m Of said day. Estimated cost Of
construction S13.Al5.00.
Bids Will be for the completion Of
said Improvement IN accordance with
the plans. profile and specifications Ill
ed in the office or the Auditor OF said
county. and hall include ali labor and
material for said work. In no ease
will extra compensation be allowed for
additional work. alleged to have been
done BY the contractor or contractors.
to whom IA awarded the contract.
Each bid shall be accompanied BY =
personal or surety bond in the sum
equal to double the amount Of the bid
fled for tho work bid on, to be ap-
proved by the Board Of Commissioners
OF said County Said bonds shall be
conditioned for tho faithful perform
ance OF the work. the sureties. II per
sonal. shall be resident freeholders OF
the State of Indiana. one Of whom shall
be q resident OF Lake County.
Said bond SHAH be for the benent
of any person. persons or corporation
who shall suffer any loss or damage
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
WHITING ELKS
PICNIC SPOILED
IspfcIAI "a rAr rInEsl


WHITING, Ind. August 12.-The
weather man spoiled the Eiks' picnic
yesterday by sending clouds and rain
instead OF sunshine and warm weather
90 necessary to a thoroughly enjoyable
outing. Most Of the events were run
on as per schedule, however. The
EIks defeated the Police Dodgers 8 to
. when they gathered two runs in a
ninth inning rally.
The elusive CREASED pig was captuF-
ed BY oscar Lottinviile after a long
chase through The crowd by the purau-
era- The pig almost ran into Oscar.
who Immediately grabbed It for his
own. Burton Brown climber the sTeas-
cd pole and gathered in the hve dollar
bill nailed to the top.
Dancing at the pavilion was post
poned on account Of a drilling rain
to a more sultab date.
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base or seven tD inch reinforced con-
crete pavement twenty-five ta5) feet
iii width. Including LIP on sund foun-
dat!on. ali with the necessary appur-
t%enances. An IN accordance with the
pans and specifications now on file In
tho onicc Of tho City Engineer.
Tho hoard Of Public Works Will meet
on tho a2nd day of August. 1921. at
ten O'Clock Il. m.., in itH office IN the
city Han 70 receive and hear remnn-
efranccs from all persons Interested
and viii decide whether the bcncnts
To tho property liable to be assessed
for such Improvement will equal the
estimated cost thereof. and viii there
after confirm. modify or rescind it's
Preliminary Resolution.
ny order OF the Board OF Public
PERRY II. STEVENS,
JOHN KESEpIC,
MN. SYKES.
Board or Public Works.
Attest.
DORATHEA MILLER. Clerk.
Publish AuGus 9th and 18th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
BRIDGE BADLY IN
NEED OF REPAIRS

For the third timc this season. the
bridge spanning the river at Miller
Beach va reported in a dangerous con
dition ycs@grday.
Officer Kcclc. beach policemen.
made out q report TO chief Forbis to
tho effect that there are several bad
holes IN tho flooring Of tho bridge and
If some one happened to step IN one
or them. II might cause a painful in
jury Two other times this season
when the bridge vas reported in a
dangerous condition, it was condemned
but after a few repairs had been
mace. it was again opened 70 traffic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

Gary Legion Employment
Bureau Doing Good Work

re employment bureau OF the Gary
Tesz OF the American Legion in charge
r ROLAND Mcknight Is a busy place
th-se days.
according % Manager Mcknight.
re1riy forty jobiess ex-service men
made application for Jobs at the Leg
ION hall yesterday ana although a
saeady rain fell ii failed 70 dampen
taoir ardor and customary they fell in
in line 10 wait their turn.
Although many of the jobs being Sc
cured fer the ex-servsce men are only
tsmporary, the worlds war veterans
seem glad 10 get a few days pay Just
~ Tide them over If you want a man
cal the Gary Legion and no matter
That your wants are YOU will be sup
piled in a moments time.
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NOTIcE-

3&~A
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
on tho LIST day of August, 1921 thq
Hoard Of Public Works Of the city OF
Gary, Lake CountS, Indiana. adopted
DECIAKATORi RESOLUTION Nun
Three Thousand and Seven (3OOD
street. Section Two ~ from the cen
ter line Of FiftCenth Avenue 70 tho
center limo ~ Nineteonth Avenue IN
the said city Of Gary, by the construc-
oac ezra feet In width with q wear
inr surfncc Of one OF the following
Kinds of modern city -paNcnlents: sheet
asphalt, asphaltic concrete, htthmlithlt.
stone base; ahoot asphalt, asphaltic
concrete, bithulithic or brick on con-
crete base. or seven C") inch rein
forced concrete pavement twenty-five
feet in width including lip on sand
foundation and cement curb and But-
ter twenty-four inches in width. and
all necessary oppurtcranccs. All IN
accordance with the plans and speci-
acations now on file in tho office OF the
The hoard Of Public Works will meet
on the 22nd day Of August. 1921, az
ten o'clock a. M. In its ofhce IN the
civ Hall to recefve and hear remon-
strances from all persons Interested
and VIII decide whether thu benefits
"a the property liable to he assessed
for such IMPROVEMENT Will equal the
estimated cost thereof. ana Will there
after confirm. modity or reseind US
nv ordet OF tho Board Of Public
"0'Ns PERRY II STEVENS.
JOHN KESERIC.
MN SYKES.
Board of Public Works
D0RATHEA MILLER. clerk.
Publish August 9TH and 18th
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
TO OPEN ELEVENTH
AVENUE TO TRAFFIC

Half Of the road construction work
on Eleventh avenue from Grant street
% Clark Road was completed when the
contractors COPYRIGHT and Heiney. an
~nounced that workmen had finished the
North strip which VIII be thrown open
for traffic in a short time. Tho North
strip was completed in about thirty
days which is considered a record
breaker. The strip is nearly two miles
long. Contractors hope 10 finish the
south strip ~ the middle Of next
month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
HAS Ian ARRESTED
FOR

Anna Tuna appeared in Judge Well
mars court yesterday and swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of George Ge-
resi- She says that Geresi threatened
80 kill her, and made his threat palmer
when he pointed q revolver at her.
Anna stated that she had been visit
ng at the home or Geresi when sud-
denly and without cause. he became
angry at her. and displaying a regular
arsenal. threatened TO kill her and also
called her vile names.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
MORE
BOATS ARRIVE

Three more boats recorded their ar
rival at the Gary Harbor within the
past forty-cight hours. two Of them
bringing iron ore TO tho Gary mills and
the other coal. ore was brought BY
tho Francis f House from Escanaba.
The Richardson. with ore from Duluth
and the Pargny loaded with coal from
Duluth. according to dock employees
ehipping VIII fall OF nearly so per
cent. as against the record established
last year.
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PAGE

by reason of any such bidder faiiiEs
or neg1ecting to enter into a eontraft
10 perform such work awarded by t9e
said Board OF Commissioners or to
carry. out the same in any particular or
10 pay for any labor or material which
may have been furnished TO any such
contractor or contractors or any sub
contractor. agent or surerintendent un-
der him. in the construction Of said
work.
Said improvement Will be let AS q
whole 10 the lowest responsible bid
der upon affidavit OF nonooiiusion
which must be submitted with their
bid. and upon failure to submit Sucn
affidavit, such proposal or bid VIII be
rejected by the Board: and the board
reserves the right to rejctt any and
all bids. limo for the completion of
said work will be agreed upon after
the letting Of said contract. BY the
Board Of Commissioners and the sue
cessful bidder.
Given by order Of the Board OF said
County.
GEORGE Il. POLAND.
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
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Machine That Havests Bee.

As rice has to be harvested in wa.
ter. It was thought 10 be work which
would always have 10 he lone by hu.
mar labor. but 4 machine hns been in.
vented which moves thrusgh the deep
mud and gathers the grain. 1t Is On.
pahie Of performing many ~ the du-
Ties of the ordinnrt tractor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
Praise Showing Made
BY Gary Engineers

According TO word received In Gary
today from Camp Knox. Garys coIa-
panies OF engineers have been praised
by Col. ShuttIcworth OF the regular
army and commander II the National
Guard Units who are training az the
camp. He was greatly pleased as
we'll as surprised at Their appearance
and commented on the decipline So
quickly attained
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
GIVEN A A FINE

Andy Horratieh. Gary steel worker
learned what it means 10 be caught
in the act Of violating the state liquor
law a second time in the police court
this morning.
Before Special Judge Fred Sea
bright, HorvatIch was found guilty.
fined 5000 and costs ana given = So
day suspended sentence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
ROTARY CLUB
HOLD MEETING

4. " HAL. member Of tho state
BOARD Of Education was tho principal
speaker at the resuiar meeting Of the
Rotary Club at the Gary Commercial
club rooms Yesterday afternoon OPP
posing the constitutional amendment
which would give the Legislature tho
power 70 establish a system Of leSis-
lature. Senator O. c. Holmes who al
So spoke. favored the amendment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12
Andy Horoatich Arrested
For Liquor Law Violation

August 18th Il the date -t for the
trial Of Andy Horoatieh. arrested a
few days ago on a charge Of violating
me state liquor law. Andy is SO
ears old and lives al 1926 Adams st.
A continuance Of the case was grant
Cd upon the request Of the defendants
.awyer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
on tlle lst day ~ August 1921 thrr
hoard of Pubic Works - the CITY O.,
cary. Lake county Indiana. adentsa
EXPLANATORY RFS0LITIoN n "
RFR Three Thousand an1 nine tsoh'l
for the i-mprovtment Of Monroe street
Section Four (9 from The south LING
III Thfrty-seNcnth Avenue ~ tn. nGrth
lime of RldGe Road in tho said city
~ Car h. tho construction thereon
af cement sidewalks five le9 10y
wise and the necessary catch bastns
and grading. All y accordance with
ths piana and sporifcattons now on
M {n .hc office on tic CITY EnTlnecr
The hoard ~ Public works will meet
~ he 22nd day - august l92l &C
fen n'cinek a. m. IN lis office IN tne
CT. Hal to- r~ocoive md hear rHmnn-
strancrs from all persons inter'Sted
md VIII decide whether the ~ben'hts
W thc prororty liable to NJ assessor
90 such f-n1nrovcnlorf Will eanal IN"
es4tr,afed cost thereof. and VIII therc-
,fte- CONFIRM. ruodIfv or rcsc.nd is
prcNminarx Resolution.
~ order Of tho Board of Pubte
&c PERRY II STEVENS,
1NITN 1ST-STRIC.
WM SYKES
hoard Of Public Works.
AD0RA~urA MILLER. Clerk
Publish August 9TH and l-to.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

sHFFrIELp AVENUE WAFER CON
%ECTIONS

s-HrFrIELp AVENUE WAFER CON
NECTIONS
DEPARTMENT. oF PIRLlC WORKS.
CITY or HAMMOND. INDIANA
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS
You nrc herrhy ,rotihcd that the
Board Of Public Works Of said CITY
uill receive bids up to August 18th
1921 al two o'clock p. N for the con-
struction 81 shrce quarter inch and ono
inch lead water services connections.
on sheffield Avenue from Gostiin street
10 Polk boulevard undo Improvement
Resolution No. s64 as specified II the
plans. pronlcs and details Tow on hle
All blds shall he accompanied by q
certified check for not loss than tw"
end onc.half per cent Of the estimated
cost ~ said Improvement.
Tho Board reserves the right 70 re-
Jet any and All bids
J SWANSON.
JACOB wTKER
+. c. DIETRICH.
BOARD Of Public Works
s-5-l2
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To dream OF being IN Il bank Is
to tradcSmen; but be careful not
to he misled by anyone that Is deceit
full.
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NOTICE BY THE CITY or GARY or
DIFFERENTIATION TO ISSUE
BONDS FOR ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND $500, 000. 00)

MOTTO, IS GIVEN. Tint
the City OF Gary. by It's Common Coun-
Gil. is determined 10 issue bonds 10
the amount Of one Hundred thousand
(SlO0, zoos 03 Dollars In accordance
with an ordinance passed on the 18th
day Of July. 1921.
This notice Is given in compliance
with an act Of the General Assembly
approved Wy 3Ist. 1920 IN order that
tax payers affected thereby may have
due notice thereof.
CITY OF GARY.
b.. JOHN W SCOTT.
80. CortrotGa- 7-3q-s-5-12
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

WIS Fhiiip Lying.
Announcement OF the engage
mert Of Mrs. Philip Lydlg, twice
divorced. and Rev. Dr.. Percy S.
Grant. Episcopal minister of New
York city, has set church circles
agog Episcopal canon law forhids
The marriage Of persons who ha e
obtained divorces. Mrs. Lydig, ZEE
Rita de Acosta. was married at the
siye OF sixteen to ". F.. d. Stokes.
She divorced HIM and later married
.Malor Philip Lydig, from whom she
obtained a divorce. on grounds Of
iicompatability, in France In 1918.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

DEARBORN STREET SECTION &C
SIDEWALK

SIDEWALK
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CaNTRACT0RS
You arc hereby notified that the
Board Of Public Works Of said city
sYill receive bids UP to august 19tn.
1921 IL two o'clock II. m- Tor the CON
striction Of a cclnent Sidewalk hvo
feet wide. five inches in dcpth. con
structcd along the east lot line. on
Dearborn street from tend street to
f41st street under Improvement Res
oiu;ion No. SCI as specified in tho
plans. rroaies and details now on Ale.
All bids shall be accompanied by 4
certified check for not loss than two
and onc-half per cen 81 thc estimated
cost ~ said Improvement.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
4. J.. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKEII.
T.. c.. DIETRICH.
Boa-d Of Public Works
s-s-1e
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDs
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CITY OF GARY. INDIANA
August 20. 1921
Sealed proposals. accompanied by a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-12

GEORGE Il POLAND
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
7-Z2-S-5-1z
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PERRY W. STEVENS.
JOHN
VIM. SYKES.
Board of Public Works.
D~ORATHEA MILLER. Clerk.
Publish august 5th and 18th.

NOTICE IS HERERY Given. That
on tho LIST fav of August 1921 the
Board of Public Works of thu Citv of
Gary. LAX County. Indinna. about
ed DEcLARATORY RESOLUTION
NUMBER Three Thousand ana afx
t5oos) for the Improvement Of Pen
nsylrania street Section Four Cl1 from
tho south line of Thirty-oight Avenue
10 the enter linz Of Thirty-ninth ave
nue. in tho said city Of Gary. by tho
construction thereon If cement side
walks five 90 feet wide and tho noe
cesary catch hasins and inlrts cement
curbs md gutter twcntv-four f24) IN
che wide and n pavement twenty-one
f2ll feet in width with 4 wearing sur
modcrn city pavementa: Sheet asnhalt.
a-phaitir concrete. bith@lithic. brick
ar asphalt macadam on Stag or stone
base; sheet asphalt: asphaltic con
crete. bithullthic or brick on concrete
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTEp-A printer. Apply Po<tie-
waite. l9G Plumntcr ave. Ham
nond k-12
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NOTICE

p0RATHTA MILLER. clerk.
Publish August 5th n l-tH-
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p0p A~uvA MILLER. Clerk.
Publish August 9Th and l2to
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q. DIETRICH

Boa-d Of Public Works
s-5-ie
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PERRY n STEVENS
JOF% ERSTEIC,
WNf SYKES.
Isoard 81 Public Works
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p0RATHEA MILLER. Clerk.
Publish August 9TH and 18TH
The New York herald., 1921-07-23
westchester-Sale or Rent.

/ NEED CASH
Fol n reasonable cash payment you can
buy for less than cost new house of s
rooms, baths and garage in of the
finest sections OF Westchester For parcu-
lars address r 108 Herald, Herald So.
SOUTH YONKERS-Three minutes from
Ludlow station quiet residential neighbor-
hood; large plot. modern house. 10 rooms. 2
baths. excellent condition: 500. 500; other
properties with river view, $4,000 up. r.. @.
HEALD, Flagg Bldg. Tel. Yonkers 1908.
TWO lots. so by 100. on jerome av., near
Empire City track: VIII sacrifice for cash.
WALKER, 1889 Coney Island av., Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

SUPERIOR accommodations, 2f Howard av.,
Grymes Hill; wonderful water view; double
and single rooms. private baths. Tompkins-
vile 1903.
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Long Island.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES comforts for two
or three convalescents pines and air;
$50 weekly. Phone Bayshore 697R. 760 Bald
win Boulevard, Brightwaters. l.. l.
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Borough of Richmond Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
staten Island property Is going to be
valuable. Buy now before the rise takes
place. A beautiful suburban home within
comInutng distance of New York rooms,
all modern improvements; garage for two
cars: garden; lot 5Sx2t2 feet. Call write
w. O. PERRY 80 John st. Beekman 1888.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Maids, SC.

LADf,S MAID. French, aged 20, expert
enced; English and American references.
Apply o. Paloty, 237 West oath st.. N. Y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SHIRT manufacturer well established and
favorably known with uf 20 date plant IL
looking fer a man who Is capable finan-
cier or manufacturer who is able to invest
at least $50, 900. This T. a good opportunity
for the right party. Il los Herald. Herald SO.
FOR SALE-At Port Jefferson Station. good
boarding house and business, IA rooms, all
improvements ground for garden and
chickens. BOX 166. Phone p. J. 30.
FOR SALE.
A. & @. A. IIiV Furniture Factory. includ-
ing machinery and all raw material on hand.
Mrs. A. r. HTN Executrix. Fort Plain. n. Y.
GARAGE. BUSINESS for sale, including Ford
service; bargain; possession at once Ad-
dress +. o. BOX 5i5. New Brunswick. ~. J.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted OF the whereabouts
of Gustavus Shephsrd or Sheperd or heirs.
who lived in New York city at " West 26th
St. Address WILLIAM J. TRUMBLE, Mil
burn. N ].
"a WE'LL wIsHER"-call ". Y. G. r. r..
Murray Hill 5000. ext. CO.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

FOREMAN, working. married.. children.
on estate 30 acres: capable of caring
for small herd OF registered Jerseys and
doing general farming; wife to board help
and also cook for owner week ends; enclose
copy Of references. 567 Herald, 10Th st.
JANITOR WANTED.
A private house reconstructed into six small
non-housesseeping apartments wants a jani
tor and wife, no children, about 30 years,
comfortable living rooms provided; wages
SG0 first class references must be furnished
IN Replying before application will be con-
sidered any couple wanting a good janitor's
position will find this an excellent oppor-
tunity with little hard work. Address S IS
Herald. Herald so.
LINOTYPE operator, first class. wanted I;
also Job compositor and pressman under
standing both job and cylinder: non-union.
Heffernan Press, Spencer Mass.
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New York state-sale or Rent.

MY country estate. Tuxedo section. modern
stone and tile house. 10 rooms, furnished.
baths, 4 fireplaces 1000 feet elevation; 25
acres fruits, flowers, shrubs; near lakes
and golf; ~ minutes out: So. 900; terms;
value $40, 900; may lease TO responsible party.
G. KNORR. 142 West 125th. Morningsde 750.
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Statesmen
STORAGE BATTERIES.
MANUFACTURES OF NATION
ALLY ADVERTISED STORAGE
BATTERIES WANTS A SALES
MAN WHO HAS HAD AT LEAST
TWO YEARS SUCCESSFUL Ex-
PERIENcE ESTABLISHING SER
VICE STATIONS AND SELLING
STORAGE BATTERIES: ALSO
SOUTHERN SALES EXPERI-
ENcE.
SALARY BASIS.
Call in person or address letter.
stating qualifications and salary
expected. TO
ROOM 7os. 30 EAST 42D ST.