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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
SPIDER BURGLAR"
SHOT IN BATTLE ON
WALDORF LEDGE
CollapseS on Hotel Coping
Four Stories Up, Is Res
cued, Then Arrested.

Two men with revolvers faced e"th
other at O'Clock tluS morning on u
marrow ledge four stories h'Sh on the
"4th street side oil the waldorf As
tor'S' one was mousse ae'ec' We
Inc o'"e' ~ "CcuSeu VI "''"h ,"0
SPIDER ourgist ror "no'" 'ne po'''e
nave iohs "eo'' 'ooNins'
mo ue'oo.''e "'u !ne u.op anu
hFeu' i ne o'hei' "ou'ueu III inc alue'
eoiiapeeu VIII" "'s heau anu S'ou'uo'S
hanging over a "'hdo" s'H INTO u
guest room. He was taken 10 Belle
vue Hospitel, where re is u prisoner.
hool,e1 ,s po,o, Iorr,r,io tvartv.
nine years "'d' no nome
Tie spider has been n"n'"m
for the Waldorf detect, Vos Ton some
tt,ro Irrs n,o,nod ,,,a In c,,vI 81,
-, ....s.
hG"' a'ohS the Cop'HeS tha1 P'oJec'
from the side OF the building on sew 70
eral noor levels, enter the rooms of
o,eanin, suea,s and denart with th.tr
S,.'.,1',
NaIu"o'o''
The only way 20 catch him seemed
to be by watching the cOplRgs. and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
ArmOred, All-Metal Aero Co
ing to Washington For
Amy ani Navy Tests.

An armored military aeroplane, de-
gned for attacking infantry either
cntrenched or in the open and for
this task equipped with thirty ma
chine guns capable of firing 5000
shots in four seconds, Is all in readt-
ness to start out this afternoon from
its home field at Hcksville. l.. T.. on
"a Night to Washington, there to be
spocted by the chief aero officers o.
the army ana navy
As thc plane Is >uprr'or - thr M
clcmcucy 1T the weather, II Will start
even though there be drizzle such
az persisted through the forenoon. II
will carry three persons on its flight
to the capital. They will be its de-
signer and builder, J. M. Larsen;
Brook Hyde -Person, pilot. and NJ.
Goodenough, a mechanician.
The completion OF this new engine
CT warfare has been eagerly awaited
by military experts. 4 number OF
whom nave already seen II in action.
EI many 1t 'T recognized as an 81
mos unbcncvublc advance IN often
sIVe weapons, IS novelty in de-
stnuctive mechanism comparable only
with the tanks" that numbered thei:
surprising way into combat in the
World War.
1t is an all-metal monoplane carry
ing a crew OF two or three. either q
pilot and a gunner or pilot, a gun
ner and a mechanIcian. Its strength
hes not only in its battery, each gun
of which has been tested 10 deliver
800 rounds per minute. and its avail
ability As = carrier Of heavy aerial
hpmh-. but also in the fact that all
Il. Vulnerable parts and its crew are
protected WIKI steel arlnur which can
,r,ptiu,,ed mn SaCond Pnpe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
WHOLE EFRAT.FA|LS
TO FREE STUDENTS
IN THEFT OF AUTO
Jamaica Police Deaf to Pleas
That tIazti Freshmen
Only Borrowed Car

The greater part of the Columbia
University chapter OF the Phi kappt
Psi Fraternity spent the day between
the Jamaica, l.. l.. Police Station and
the Westbury Police Court trying to
explain 10 patromon, sergeants. lieu
t.rants %" any ono else who Woujc
listen. that i4-.c is Il vital ditlrrenr
rr'"esn stealing ',ui merely borrow
lIg am autumohnr.
Tho former, they said. was right
fully grand larceny, but the latter
was merely an innocent prank tina!
any college freshman is likely to COM
NIT. But their arguments failed to
convince the hard headed police, who
ruled that taking an automobile Is
taking an automobile and no college
education is going to change it."
As result the five Columbia fresh
wen who were arrested carly to-dr,
.n lamaicu ar. still IN the ,uS;,I, Of
.ny police. c.au2 Il with lh, t.,lt ol
it clr belonging ru Police Lieutenant
Burton Van DuZcn OF Nassau County
and will be taken to Nassau County
jurisd lction to face arraignment and
proba BILE trial. Thv five youths are
Charles Aldrich, Thomas Conroy,
William Donovan, Dal Rider and
Edgar Lewis. Accordingto the police,
they admit taking the car, but stuutly
deny they committed It theft
The tive are part Of seventeen
Youths who were initiated INTO IN!
Kappa Psi last night. The ,., .u,.un
were blIudlold,d and luad.d INTO ,uutu-
mobiles. Ten were dumped out, still
bllndfolIeJ. ana stripped Of all valu-
Il ables and money. IN a remote part Of
New Jersey. The remaining seven
were dumped in a lonely spot near
Syosset, L. ]. All were told to get
back to Livingston Hall, Columbia
| University, within day or forfeit
+ membership in the fraternity,
OF the ten left in Jersey. no further
word had been heard up 20 o'rlock
! this afternoon Without money they
! face IN" prublrm n' cross,ur iH'
/ Hudson R.vc~ THrN were instructed
| 70 swim it u they couldn't figure out
any other way, and We're reminded
that one Hannibal crossed tile Alps
and that If they couldn't cross the
Hudson they weren't eligible for fra
tsrnity life.
or the seven left in Long Island
two struggled home at dawn. The
other five decided against walking
| because one OF the group had the
foresight to sew up Il s. b'll IN the
! lining Of his coat winch the o'ivl
fraternity ucu missed SN they looi
! the police lioutcnauts car, j1s, 80 gel
/ to t.e Is, r. +. elevated station ir
jamaica, they said, and were asking
u policeman which train would take
them 80 New York when a Nassau
Cour IAN came up breathlessly anc
accu them of stealing the police
| lieut. IS car. Then they were ar
rostc u lodged in jail all night.
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\ s!nild, proposition wa- undcf-
stood to be ready for presentation 10
the railroads-that II they would buck
down on their wnge cut programme
and abide by the Railroad Boards de-
cision tho Administration would be
prepared to hurry through the Rail.
road RefundinE Bill and would work
for repeal OF the Adamson law.
The Pennsylvania Railroad aga n
dciled the power NJ tho United Staies
Railroad Labol Board to-day. lust aS'
the board waE prepared 10 enter intlf
negotiations with the union heads N
an attempt to avert the Oct. 80 strike,
Representatives of the road de-
clared the action of the labor body in
ordering elections of representatives
to negotiate with officials on working
rules was unlawful and illegal. Tho
attorney for the Pennsylvania said
the road had not followed out the
S'NN' y w NV b''i - w - ohHN AVi 'hr
election Hnd would not permit tlpj
choice of labor ori;LnlGers 10 repret
sent the men 1T the negotiations. tft
declarcd the bulri's ordvr tended d,
encourage the following.
1-Closed shop. II
2-Sympathetic strikes ti
3-Limitation OF output. II
Shortly before the Pennsylvania
hearing opened. chiefs of the five big
brotherhoods. summoned by the Labor,
Board to hear President Hardiugss
proposal FOR calling Off OF the strike,
conferred with the three representa-
lives OF labor on the board. II
n. 4. Good, Chairman OF System
Federation No 90. the shop crafts locis
on the Pennsylvania lines, announces
that he had ordered Il new strike vo$
taken among all shop employees On thR
Pennsylvania Lines. both union ami
non-union. and that the shopmen woud
not strike until the result Of this bait
lot is known. ~
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WILL NOT POSTPONE Y
STRIKE, BIG FIVE 4
HAS DECIDED
Unions, However, Are tiopefi
Meeting With Board May
Avert Walkout.

CHICAGO. Oct. 90 ASSOCIATED
PresD.-The prospective rail strike
cannot be postponed, but it can be
settled. This was the opinion Of the
four big brotherhood ohiefs and thel
President of the Switchmep's Unioh
after a conference this morning, 1f
which, it was learned. they had colfl
dered al, poss Bile phases Of the 5 ~
uation as they may uy presented all
the meeting with the United stats y
Railroad Labor Doard. II
The Ave Presidents were in confet3
ence two hours. After the meeting
with the board the union leaders Will
resume their conference, and. accord
ing TO present plans a statement of
the situation as It then exists will be
issued and signed by the Eve execu-'
t5ves.
Following the conference to-day OF.
wAlch the executives refused TO conf
ment Officially, II was unofiiciaiN
learned that the unions were in a rsJ
ctptiyc frame OF mind and hopeful OF
some development favorable to them
from the Railroad Labor Board meet
Ing that would avert the strike. II was
explained positively that no provision
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II ACIN G.
CHI AR II
an d
LATE
S p O r IT.
N EW
ON PAGE III
RATE CUTS READY;
PRESIDENT ACTS
ON REDUCTIONS

rhLnSe> III Grain, Hay, Feed and
IlmH.r Schedules Soon to Be
Announced.
NASHlNGTON, Oct. "0.-Decisiuns
by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion in pending cases involving re-
quested reductions in tho freight
rates on grain. hay and feed and on
lumber were understood to bo immi-
nent to day after a conference on the
railroad situation in which President
Ha.I. Chairman McChord OF tho
comrr son. and Acting Attorney
Gen Con participated.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
LETTER GIVES CLUE
TO BOMB EXPLODED
IN HERRICk HOME
Writer Warned u. S. Envoy in
Paris He Would Meet "Scien-
tific Death"

French experts examining scvera!
hundred letters sent recently TO Ny
ron Il. Herrick the American Amboa-
rador, to-day discovered one which
they believe may furnish q strong
clue In tracing the maker OF the bomb
which exploded in Mir. HerriCk's home
here yesterday evening.
The letter was addressed TO the Am
bassador personally and was received
by him at the American Embassy on
Oct. Il. 1t Is said to have contained
Il threat TO kill him "by scientific
Continued on Second Page
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NO ADVANCE IN MILK
PRICES NEXT MONTH,
DAIRYMEN ANNOUNCE.

The producers u.vr for mad milk
tor city consumption IN November
will be the same as in October,
Announcement 70 this cffc. was
made to-day at the Office J4 the
Dairymen's League Cooperative AS
ISOLATION, Inc, S03 Fifth Avenue.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
LEE SHIPPEY WEDS
FRENCH GIRL WIFE
NAMED IN DIVORCE

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, oct. so.--Lee
shippsy, LYs Angeles newspaper man.
and Mile Madeline Bab!n OF Paris.
France, were married az Mexico City
few days ago. according to a spe-
cial despatch received BY tho San
Antonio Light to-day.
Mrs Mary Blake Wuodsoh Snip
pey. the poets first wife, recently Oh
,ained a divorce IN Kansas city, nam
ing Mile. Babin in her action. Ship
pey met the French girl while serv-
Ing with tho Y. NJ. c. A. n France
during III" war.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-10-20
LEHIGH VALLEY
ADVERTISES FOR
RAIL WORKERS
Permanent jobs" for Men 10
Take Places of Those
Who Strike.
nAZLETON, Pn., Oct, 90.

AILETON, Fn., OCT, 20
The Lehigh Valley Rlilrohd
Company is Advertising tor men
to take places Of employees who
may leave the service on Nov. l,
when u strike is scheduled TO be-
gin on its line. The advertise
ments say the positions will be
permanent
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RAIL MEN HOPE !
STRIKE is AVERTED
They Hear President Promises to
Help Unions if Walkout Is Called
Oft, and to Aid Roads on Funding
Bill-Pennsylvania Road Again
Defies the Labor Board. Il

CHICAGO Oc 2oThe conference between the big Five
and the United States Railway Labor Board started behind closed doors
at 2o this afternoon According to the best information propo
son to be submitted to the union heads included promise Pe
dent Harding would work legislation which the unions desire in
,l>e they recall their strike order.
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(Racins Entries On Pages 8 and ~
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Continued on Second Page
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

National Crop Improvement service.J
6" HE old methods of selecting
the most perfect potatoes
from the bin, rejecting
those showing defects, and treating
with fOrmaldehyde or other chemi-
calls for disease. are good as far as
they 60" says Mr.. Frank Baackes,
V. P. American Steel & Wire Co,
but they fail to reach the destruc-
tive seed-borne disea tes and weak
nesses which do not change the ap-
pearance Of the seed and they do
not often keep the varieties from be-
ing mixed.
"A much better plan is TO watch
the plants during the summer, TAX
ing the seed potatoes only from those
plants which show healthy growth
There Is always money In seed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

potatoes, and the man who makes a
speciality Of growing them. should
maintain a seed plat where he can
give his plants special attention.
"The essential requirements are
ID stock Of good vigor, reasonably
free from disease; (2) suitable son
(3) sufficient but not excessive fer
tilizatIon; a. good cultivation and
care; 90 elimination OF undesirable
hills; (6) proper winter storage; ~
careful sorting; (s) treatment with
chemicals II necessary before plant
ing the next season.
''At the close Of the season. select
the seed potatoes from the good
yielding and most uniform hills. US
ing all others for sale and table
use"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
WALL PAPER

Paper hanging our specially. Our
avenue. phone 114S-M Hammond. 2-25-6
DISCONTINUED TAILORING-AIl ov-
erCoats winter and spring weights,
values TO $50; will close out at SIS; ap-
ply Betz Bros. 496 Holman street Ham
mond, opposite police station. Hammond
2-25-2
FOR SAI.E-Folding Bed. Combination
Range and Gas Stove; l State street.
Hammond. 2-25-2
FOR SAIE-Furniture and base burner
reasonable. call at 113 Hanover street
Hammond. PISS
FOR SALE-Hudson Seal Coat. perfect
condition, EAone S99-W Hammond:
222 Sibley street. 2-25-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

The English castle. Saltwood, near
Hythe, which is at present ito let"
has an interesting history. 1t was
built by Disc. son of Hengist, in 448,
and rebuilt by Henry de Essex, the
kings standard-bearer, about 100.
Thomas a Becket's murderers met
there in 1852 and laid their plans. In
King Johns reign II was the residence
of the archbishop Of Canterbury.
The Work Way.
How you goin' to git to Glory when
you've had your day9 II this life
don't tell your story in the story-wayp
bow you goin' TO glimpse surprisin',
everIastin' things7 II you'd match tha
sun a-risin'. you must work for wings
Atlanta Constitution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
SALESMAN WANTED

You can earn $4,000 year at sales
work In the Calumet district for strong
~ established progressive Indiana Com
many Must be well educated, q age
2S To 40 years. good appearance, am
5itious honest and have strong de-
sire TO succeed Sales clerks. school
Is eachers, real estate and insurance sales
nian especially adapted. Also those
speaking foreign languages desired.
Ne give thorough personal training 70
insure quick success. If you are a
real live wire and want big opportun-
ity with permanent future write for full
particulars in confidence for personal
interview. Address. sales manag ger,
Box S13, whiting. Ind 2-26-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
FOR SALb-AUIOMOBlLES

Storage Batteries charged
rented and repaired. The
S. & NJ. Battery Service
318 Fayette St, Hammond
phone 1865. a-2s-'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
MONEY TO LOAN
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fountain Pen Waterman's Ideal
valued a keepsake. Reward. tel.
S4D-J Hammond. 226-1
LOST-saturday P. NJ. bunch of keys.
on road to Marks subdivision, reward
if returned to Mr.. II. Wul6. 3434 Penn
sy1vania ave, Ind Harbor. 2-26-3
LOST-Dark plaid Boys Mackinaw be-
tween postoffice and Calumet avenue.
phone 3911 Hammond. 2-26-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
WANTED TO BUY

/ WILL PAY CASH for 30 membership
certificates Of COOPERATIVE SOCT-
ETY. OF AMERICAN; Don't answer un-
less YOU need the money; write BIB care
of Times, Hammond 2-23-3
WANTED-Small farm between Ham,
mond and Crown Point at once; pay
one-half cash; write B-44 Times, Ham
mond 2-23-4
WANTED-5 or 10 acres on Ridge Road
for cash: address Principal. write B43
Times. Hammond. 2-23-4
WANTED TO BUY-Ford and Dodge
cars. any condition: call 1876 Sibley
street after 100 p. m. Ham. 2-25-3
" ANTFD-Ford Roadster. express body
preferred: call third house south of
Standard ave. on Calumet. or phone
2015 Hammond. 2-26-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

SPARE TINE WORK
EOR MEN AND WON EN-

by taking subscriptions during spare
time for the Cosmopolitan Group Of
Magazines. Openings for few re-
Dutflt furnished free For particulars
write Desk n A. Agency Bureau. In
ternational Magazine Co, 119 West 40th
st. New York city 2-26-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT front rooms for one or
two men, all modern convenfences;
1907 Park Place, phone 261S Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-I00 uncallcd for oIvercoats.
choice at s5.oe each. Lessers Loan
Bank. 65 State st, 1:18:tf
FOR SALE,--LarEe variety Of trunks
bags aud suit cases. Lesser osn
Bank. So State st.. Hammond. z-I7-tf
FOR SALE-15O uncalled for mems suits
choice at $1,000 and UP. Lessers Loan
Bank, SIS State st. 1;1S:tf
FOR SAJ4E--Unredeemed Diamonds ana
Railroad Watcher. LesEer's Loan Bank
IS Glale Il rnnnG Clnan AYeYLiEz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
FOR REM

FOR RENT-Finest room apt. in f.
Chicago; apply Albert Given, 602 Chit
cago ave. East Chicago. 2-1S-tf
FOR RENT-GaraRe and storage brick
barn. down town. paved alleys. rea-
Sonable: 20 Sibley St, Hammond.
2-26-1
FOR RENT-House rooms. So Clinton
St phone 1339-M Hammond. 2-26-1
FOR RENT-6 rooms. second floor on
nth side. reference required; phone
%to5 Hammond 2-26-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
Il. L. COHEN
Wall Paper, Paper Hanging

and Painting, a speciality
The most Of the Best for the Least. =
Estimates furnished Gratis All work
guaranteed ESQ Sibley St. Hammond
Phone l036-W 2-23-tf
FOR SAIE-shade, ornamental and
fruit trees. hedging, shrubbery, grape
vines and hardy roses landscape trim
ming and spraying a specially: so years
experience; estimates cheerfully given
Adress Peter Schultz. 1146 Forest avenue
phone 662 Hammond 2-23-4
FOR SALE-New and secondhand in
cubators; Maginot Bros, ia Fayette
ST, phone Hammond 3I4. 2-19-tf
PIONOGRAPH FOR SALE-BeautifuI
phonograph for $50; viii accept pay
ments of IS per month 25 records:
call at $50 Broadway, Gary. Ind, open
evenings. 2-24-7
FOR SALE-Ten shares Of Stenenguide
stock at $50 per share for quick sale:
E. W. Hinkley, 4S1 Logan St, Ham
mond. 2-24-3
FOR SALE-Soft Coal Burner, used one
year ABA Olcott avenue East Chica-
go 2-24-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
WANTED-Goo reli

man for night work
around store permanent,
good salary, references
necessary. Edward G. Minas
Co. Hammond z20-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
COAL! COAL!

we offer for sale Franklin County
coal, any size, 1915 per ton; Indiana a
central illinois s7.75 per ton. phone 1854
VULCAN COAL co.
We deliver to any part of Hammond.
9-0SJ2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

HEMsTTTCHTNG AND PICOTING-At-
tachment works any sewing ma
chine, 200. Personal checks. 10c ex-
IRA United Sales Agency, 1900 Foun-
tain Ave. Birmingham. Ala. 1921
DAY NURSERY
Women who want children cared for
call 4sS Hamlin st. phone 1331-W Ham
rnond 2-26-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

WA NTET-Al around baker, day work,
1913 Gostlin ST. phone ll6 Hammond
2-n6-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
d. c. VOREIS

Former deputy collector,
is prepared to assist tax
payers in making income
tax returns, room 40 Ham
mond building, phone 1910.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

ANrED-Paper hangers; apply Albert
Surra. aces Todd ave, East Chica-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

TiANTED-Man Of good standing in hts
community to take orders for trees,
shrubs. roses vines, bulbs. old fashion
cd flowers Permanent. High COM
missions paid weekly. No delivering
~ collecting Write today FIRST
SATIONAL NURSERIES,. Rochester.
2-26-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

y ~ sectIN8s' EoIICCIIVH' sTT11-
ITS ana constables TO join the Amcri-
can Detective Assn for mutual benefit.
Further information write % Hancock
W Detroit. Mich 2-26-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
SITUATION WANTED

TVANTED-Family washings; phone
1924 Hammond. 2-25-3
WANTED-Wk shing 40 do at home
phone 2444 Hammond 2-262
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPEBHANGTNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone 1929 Hammond.
1e-21-30t
AND EMBROIDERY
WORK; reasonable prices, Alma Her
rington, phone 133f-M; ga Michigan
etrefttle Hammond 2-21-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

CLERKS Men. Women) over II, for
Postal Mail service SIPS month.
Experience unnecessary For free par
ttculars of examinations, write r Ter
~, (former Civil Service Examiner) 495
continental Bldg Washington, D. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-19lS Oakland
: passenger. Al shape $500; 1917
Buick : passenger, summer and winter
top S675: 1905 F'orsythe avenue, phone
672-M East Chicago. 2-26-2
FOR SALE-Velie cylinder. 7 pass.
touring car. perfect mechanically,
trade: call Sunday. 143 156th street,
Hammond 2-2b-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

-Housekeeper: apply room
302 Hammond Building, phone Ham
mond 1877. 2-25-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
WANTED--FEMALE HErP

TVANTED-Cirl for general housework,
reference required; Mrs. Edward c.
Minas, 80 Rimbach avenue, Hammond.
2-22-tf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six room
house or fat on South side. references
furnished, phone 2459 Hammond between
and p. m. 224-3
WANTED TO RENT-A furnished
bungalow on or about June Ist for
summer months; give location and fun
details B-46 care of Times. 2-26-3
WANTED TO RENT-Cottage or fiat,
in East Chicago or Hammond no
children. good references, phone 1861
East Chicago. 2-26-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl Tor general
homework in private family; call
Hammond 1O14-W after sac p Ham
mond. 2-25-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-26

FOR RENT rooms and bath for
light housekeeping. suitable for four
adults; S57-J Hammond; S43 Kane ave
nue. 2-26-1
FOR Rents room apt. furnished for
MISUNDERSTANDING, 80 152nd street. tel
1909 Hammond 2-26-1
FOR RENT-One and t.go large light
housekeeping rooms, Will rent to men;
sos Holman street. phone Hammond
2574 2-26-1
FOR RENT rooms furnished for
housekeeping; les Sibley street: tel.
1895 Hammond. 2-26-1
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-Indian Motorcycle. Al con
dition. good tires; will sacrifice. $50.
Leaving town; 1917 Wallace Road. East
Hammond. 2-21-6
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WANTED-MALE HELP

MEN WANTED-F0r detectiVe work.
Experience unnecessary; write j. Gam
or. former L. 5. Govt Detective. ST
Louis 2-12-19-26
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Half interest in Big Paying
Bushes in Hammond. $1,000 cash
balance good security: reason. account
Of illness; B-4C Times. Hammond