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The New York herald., 1921-06-11
FIXTURE HANGERS
PROFTTEER ON LAMPS
Improperly Wired Pretext for
Defrauding Women.

CHICAGO, June 1o.--Evidence that a
business agent for the Fixture Hangers
Union was instrumental in defrauding
the Woman's Exchange, a charitable or
ganization founded to furnish employ
ment to widowed mothers at their homes.
was the basis for an Indictment today.
according 10 statement given out BY
George Z. German, Assistant states At
torney.
Testimony quoted by German was 70
the effect that new hotel had placed
with the Woman's Exchange an order
for 1.400 portable bedroom lamps. fancy
shades for which were TO be made BY the
women employed at their homes BY the
exchange.
The testimony brought out that Fred
Meder. for the Fixture Hangers Union.
insisted the lamps had been made by
non-union labor and were not properly
wired. Further testimony was that the
lamps were rewired at cost Of $3.50.
but that the business agent and his
associates demanded between sl.foo and
s1.5o0 for the lamps. Testimony was
that they pocketed the difference.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
BOMBS FOR TRYING TO
ENFORCE DRY LAWS
Home of Ohio Prosecutor Is
Wrecked, burt No One Hurt.

NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio. June TO-
Attempts were made by bomb throwers
early to-day to kill Russell Bowers.
prosecuting attorney of Tuscarawas
county, and l.. o. Haug. safety director
of Dover. both active in enforcement Of
the prohibition laws.
A dynamite bomb was thrown on the
front porch of the Bowers home in New
Philadelphia early this morning from a
passing automobile. 1t exploded, blow
ing the porch to splinters and wrecking
the house. No one was injured. A
bomb also was thrown on the porch Of
the Haug home in Dover, but the fuse
did not burn.
Authorities placed Nick Nigro and
his son Chauncey under arrest as sus-
poets.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
DREAM OF WHISKEY
BRINGS HIS ARREST,
Mount Vernon Mans Pocket
Bulged With Find.

Policeman Smith of Mount Vernon
found bottle of whiskey bulging the
pocket of Charles Il. Morse of~472 South
Third street, Mount Vernon, last night
and asked him how he came into posses
sion of it. Said Morse:
II had a cream last night that there
was bottle of booze buried in a lot. and
l was so impressed by the dream that to-
day I went to the lot and sure enough
found this bottle of whiskey buried"
Nevertheless Morse was arrested and
charged with violating the State prohibi-
ton laws.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
FORT NIAGARA ARMY
BUILDINGS BURNED
Soldiers Ouercon,e in Fighting
BIaze-Loss $500, 900.

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, June II tSat-
urday) Fire that started shortly be-
fore last midnight destroyed half a
dozen buildings at Fort Niagara and
at o'clock this morning was still Durn-
ing. Several soldiers Of the Twenty
second Infantry were overcome while
fighting the fire but one, Private John
c. Seely, was in a serious condition. Pa
tients in the fort hospital one of the
first buildings to catch fire, were car
ried out in safety.
The buildings destroyed were the can
tonment buildings. put up during the
war and used In the reserve officers
training camps. officers estimated that
the damage would exceed 100000.
Soldiers at the fort. aided by fremen
sent from Niagara Falls, were trying at
80 to save the old barracks and the
officers homes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
GILLETTS SISTER ARRESTED.
Kin OF Speaker of House Kills Girl
with Automobile.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. June 1o.--Miss
Lucy ID. Glilett. sister OF Speaker Gil
lett OF the National House OF Repre-
sentatives. was arrested tonight by
Chicopee police officers on charge OF
granddaughter after an automobile which
she was driving ran over Irene Cote, IL
years old, in Chicopce road late this
afternoon.
Miss Gillett was released later under
bail OF $4,000 for appearance in Chico
pec District Court Tomorrow Miss Gil
lett was overcome after the accident.
She told officers she was driving slowly,
but that the girl ran suddenly In front
OF the machine and was struck
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
COLLEGE MEN URGED
TO WORK FOR SUCCESS
Must ProUe Edison Wrong,
Says DR.. Macintoch.

HAvERFoRD, Pa, June 1o.-College
graduates must prove that Thomas A.
Edison was wrong when he made the
statement that college men are failures.
Or. John Alexander Macintoch Of the
Mccormick Theological Seminary. Chi
cago. declared to-day at the commence
ment exercises at Haverford College.
Edison has made the charge that coll
lege men more or less are failures" he
said. THE late Edward II. Hartman
years ago pointed out why a college
man apparently makes less success than
a high school graduate Immediately
after leaving school. The college grad
uate is capable Of attaining higher places
in the world later In life.'
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
HARDING DISARMAMENT
PLAN MAY TAKE TIME
Administration Encouraged in
Its Preliminary Steps.

WAsH,se-oN, June 1o.-Informal re-
sponses OF favorable character have
been received here from several of the
Governments to which the United States
recently addressed informally the sug-
gestion for international negotiations re-
garding disarmament.
Although nothing OF definite char
acter has been done in the way of ac-
tual diplomatic discussions. the intima-
tions received here are understood to
have encouraged the Administration in
its preliminary steps toward a disarma-
ment conference. II was indicated to-day
that considerable time might be required
to actually bring such a conference
about.
II was not revealed from what nations
the responses had come.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
CHANCELLOR DAY GETS
$500 A YEAR FOR LIFE
Resignation Accepted; Sem
ator Davenport May Succeed.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YorK rirrAip.
SYRACUSE. June io.--Resignatlon OF
James Roscoe Day chancellor OF syra-
cuse Univerrity was accepted by the
board OF trustees to-day effective on
the naming OF his successor. The trus-
tees voted 20 make him chancellor
emeritus az a salary OF $500 n year
for life. Dean Henry A. Peck OF the
College Of Liberal Arts was elected vice.
chancellor and Or. William r. Mentzler
named dean TO succeed Or Peck
The report of Treasurer W. L. Bas-
sett showed $4,000 deficit for the
last fourteen months and total debt of
81 100000
There is talk in some quarters OF
Senator Frederick M. Davenport - q
successor 10 cnancAlor Day.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
FOUND GUILTY or MURDER.

WARSAW. Ind. June 1o.--Virgll Deck
or. nineteen-year-old farmer youth. was
found guilty OF murder In the first de-
gree in connection with the death OF
Leroy Lovett. his chum. by a jury in
Circuit Court here tonight. He was
sentenced to life imprisonment.
The jury was out less than three
hours and recbed a verdict on the fifth
ballot.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
TICKLING BOYS FEET
BRINGS ON MYSTERIES
Lad in Serious Condition as
Result of Prank.

speoidf Despatch to THE NEW YonK HEsALp
NEW LONDON. Conn. June 10.--George
Cont i2. r. In serious condition fol-
lowing an attack Of Mysteries brought on
when three of his playmetes attacked
him wednesday on the grounds at Fort
Griswoid. removed his shoes and tickled
his feet.
lie was found In a helpless condition
BY an officer at the fort. and ply
sician worked over him all night trying
TO relieve him. He is recovering slowly.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
TO PAY HOLDOVERS IN
TRANSIT COMMISSION
City Holds LaU Removing
Head Was Unconstitutional.

The Board of Estimate voted yester-
day TO pay the los employees OF the
Transit Commission. whose salaries
have been held up by the city since
they were taken over from the old
Public Service Commission on the
ground that no appropriation was avail
able for their pay. They are to be
paid, however. not upon request OF
the Transit Commission. but Upon APP
provai of John II. Delaney, formerly
Transit Construction Commissioner.
who. the city contends. has been re-
moved from his office by an uncor.
stitutionai law.
The Corporation Counsel was in
structed TO inform the Appellate Divi-
sion OF the Supreme Court that the
action was taken but that the city
does not waive its contention Of un-
constitutionsiity.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
FRENCH NAVAL PLAN
ADOPTED BY CHAMBER
Abandons Super Batfleships
and Battle Cruisers.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS, June 1o.--The Chamber OF Dep
uties tonight adopted the naval pro-
gramme presented Thursday by Deputy
Paul Denise. reporter for the Naval
Commission, by 46s TO 12S
The programme abandons the con-
struction Of super battleships and battle
cruisers on the principle that France.
being pacific nation needed navy for
coast defence. not for offensive warfare.
IL calls for the construction of six light
cruisers. twelve destroyers, twelve tor
an approximate cost OF 1,iie, 900, 900
francs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
LEHIGH GETS $5oO,ooo.'
General Education Hoard and Car.
ncgie Corporation Donors.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. June 10.--Subscrip-
tion OF s25o.000 each toward additional
endowment fund for Lehigh University
by the General Education Board estab-
lished by John ID. Rockefeller and the
Carnegie Corporation was announced
here tonight at tho annual dinner OF
the institutions alumni by Dr. Henry s.
DrinlSer. President Emeritus Of the uni
versity.
The New York herald., 1921-06-11
HARDING A KNIGHT TEMPLAR.
President Inducted Into Honorary
Membership.

WASHINGTON, June 10. - President
Harding was the guest tonight OF Co
lumbla commandery No. 2. Knights
Templar. by whom he was inducted into
honorary membership. Similar honor
was paid by the local Commandery to
George Christian, the Presidents Sec
retary. and 10 Gen Sawye-. his perGonai
physician.
A delegation of knights from Marion.
ohio. the Presidents home. was present
and participated in the ceremonies.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

able to the city Of Hammond. for a
sum not less than Five C5) per cent or
the amount OF the bid, shall be deposited
with each proposal as a guarantee that
the bidder will execute contract for ths
work contemplated at the price bid
Tho Contractor 10 whom the award
Is made Will be required to furnish a
satisfactory bond in sum equal TO the
amount Of the contract
non-collusion affidavit IS required
with each proposal.
Bids viii be publicly opened. read and
scheduled and the contract awarded as
soon thereafter as practicable.
The Board OF Public Works reserv-
es the right TO reject any and all bids
or to accept any bid. should they deem
1t for the interest Of the City OF Ham
mond TO do so.
A J SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
r. c. DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works
JOHN A MOLA,
Clerk of Water Department. S-s-11-15
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES
5TICE TO NON-REsTDENT

NOTICE To NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT ROOM no. 2 SITTING AT
HAMMOND. INDIANA sEPTEAI-
BIER TERM, 1921.
John Gordon. Plaintiff VS. Sarah
Greer Gordon. defendant. Cause No.
2Os7s Action 10 Divorce.
Now comes tho plaintiff BY Leonard
W. FeIker, his attorney and files his
affidavit OF a competent person, show
ng that the defendnt thereto. to-wit:
sarah Greer Gordon is not residenr
OF the State OF Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of sal Court. and
that unless she appear and answer or
demur herein at the calling OF said
cause on the 10th day of October, a
y. 1921 the same being the 25th day
Of the next term or said Court TO pe
begun and held in the Court house at
Hammond in said County and State on
the 2nd Monday Of September. A. D.
1921 said action will be heard ana
determined In her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereur-
TO set my hand and aHlx the seal or
said Court. at Hammond this 10th day
Of August "A D 1921.
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
Csesl) Clerk l. s. c.
BY: RUTH BERG.
Deputy Clerk S~11-1S-25
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11
ADVERTISEMENT

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing
all labor tools. material and facilities
for the construction and erection OF
steam Generating Equipment, consist
ing of Two 90 horizontal. straight
tube Water Tube boilers with travel
ling gate Stokers. Settings and all ap-
purtenances and auxiliaries Will be
received at the office Of the Board OF
Public Works Of the city of Hammond.
Indiana. until o'clock p. NJ. Central
Standard Time. the 26th day OF August
1921
Specifications with drawing are on
file and can be obtained at the Office
OF the Board Of Public Works OF said
city. and also at the Office of Mr.. John
Ericsson. Consulting Engineer, 80 North
La Sale street Chicago. Illinois by
making deposit of Five $50 Dollars
which viii be refunded on the retur,.
Of the Specifications within ten CO)
days following the date OF receiving
bids
A certified check or equivalent pay
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FOR RENT

NITRSING=By practical nurse; con-
fnement cases speciaity. Good
references Phone 96SM Ham. Sill 2
WANTED = Family washings. home
work Called for and delivered .
Agency CIynax Electric Vacuum Wash
er Phone Hammond 1851. S-s-S
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,IsNT-A room cottage for light
hskpg Can Il 4S1 Indiana avenue,
Ia n, r,,grd
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That's the Kind

Self-determination may be the theory
on which new nations are founded but
Just plain determination is the only
thing that ever enabled one Of them
TO get anywhere Transcript.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11
FRICTION Match Flr.t uasd In iaa1

Invention of John Walker an English
druggist. was introduced in the year
1927. Walkers match consisted OF a
wooden splint or stick or cardboard
coated with sulphur and tipped with
mixture Of chlorate of potash. sui
phide Of antimony and powdered gum.
The match was ignited by being drawn
through a piece Of bent sandpaper.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

Packard Twin Six Special custum
built Roadster This is without Ques-
tion the most beautiful car ever built.
words can't describe It. If you awrt
something out Of the ordinary see this
car. Cost over $4,000 to build and
has only been run 1000 miles. No
trades Price $4,000.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

FOR RENT-Five room furnished cot
tage Reasonable. 148 Clinton St
Hammond S-1I
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1919 Mormon Touri<-~ car in ex-
ceptional condition throughout runs
and looks Ike new car. Has run less
than 10000 miles Mormon Co. ask
over s2500 for this same model. Ny
price $1,000.
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WANTED--MALE HELP

WAATED-An East Chicago concern IS
IN need of an experienced male steno-
Erapher. State age. education and sal
ary expected Write B-S7 care Times.
Hammond. SIS
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1921 Typo 50 Cadillac Victoria Coupe
The owner is exchanging for a special
model. This car has seen less than
5000 miles and was delivered about
months ago Extra tire. tube and tire
cover Bihex bumper. No trades.
Pr4ced especially low at $4,000
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1918 Type 81 Cadillac touring Houck
yyire wheels. good set Of cord tires;
mechanical condition guaranteed. Price
$1,000
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USED CAR BARGAINS

The cars listed below have been
traded in on Cadillacs and are offered
at prices that seem too cheap TO be
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.Store. steam heat. Hotel
FOR RENT-One stall in modern CO.
ment block. car garage. state Line
and Ogden st Phone 1897 Ham S-2-tf
FOR RENT-FIrst floor Linz apart
rnent rooms and bath: heat. hot
water and Janitor service. $40 per
month. Living apt. 22% sibley st.
FOR RENT-i25 acre farm, good house
level land well adapted for stock and
grain. Share rent Bert Palmer. RID.
2; Michigan City. Ind Phone 1914.
-IsNT-A 4 room cottage for light
hskpg. Can u 49I Indiana avenue
Hammond s19
FOR RENT-Five room furnished cot
tage Reasonable. 148 Clinton St
Hammond Sill
FOR RENT-Part or all of beautiful
nine room fat. Also or or 5 room
Of all kinds Of furniture for sale. Bar
gain II sold In one lot VIII separate.
Good proposition for flat and furni-
ture Leaving town Melville and
Chicago ave. over Calumet Drug Store
East Chicago S-11
FOR RENT-Four room cottage. AL
Michigan ave Phone S167 Ham
mond s-lt
FOR RENT-Five room fiat. Is7th and
Elm St Steam heat. All cOnven-
iences. NJ Hershcovitz. Indiana Har-
FOR RENT-Five room cottage for
light hskpg Call at 29T Towle st.
Hammond 8l1
FOR RENT-Five room cottage at
271 Truman ave. Hammond. s-11
ED-Right man with 81 900 cash
and up for desirable business open
ing In Hammond. $500 month up; sta
pie line; big profits H. Decker, 1902
Goddard Bldg. Chicago. s-11
FOR RENT-Flat Of rooms with
hath Electric lights and gas In
quire POI Indiana ave Ham. s1i-2
FOR RENT-Rooming house ~ Doty
ST 4 garages. Hammond. S-1i-5
FOR RFNT-6 room flat 424 Plum
mer ave Inquire Sr Hall 567 Pul-
letin st Hammond. s-11
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1920 Type 50 Cadillac touring, new
cord tires in excellent condition
throu ghout This car sells new today
for 5000 nv price $4,000
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle, good
condition $50 235 Cleveland ave.
Whiting 6-s-5
FOR SALE-One side car: good as
new at half price S12 Alice st
r,1,opa T4a,,rnood 1q1O-R B-1I
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FOR SALE

90 acres on Black Oak road good loca-
uon. no buildings. rich soil. 5000 acre.
70 acres corner SaNonv and Kennedy
avenues Make US an offer
acres on 18TH avenue near Osborn
Road room brick house garage:
wood shed barns. reasonable
Terms
Phone Hammond 12s7Y4. Henry Hopp
S-9-10-t2-13-I9-20
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
pantry and bath for hskpg. One and
two hskps. rooms for bachelors 50
and 81. or IS week. Inquire 1873
morid. s-5-tf
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FOR RENT-Stng1e Furnished rooms
Per day soc and 800. Per week 81.
SO and IS. Hotel Carleton, Ham
mond. 6-22- a0t
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-At a bargain.
one two story frame build
ing 24x40, one frame garage
19x22, buildings to be moved
from present location; Indi-
ana Harbor Lumber & Coal
Co, Ind. Harbor. s-'-'
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SPECIAL SEWING
MACHINE SALE

MACHINE SALE
white and New Homo eiectries.
@ Singer ss's. like new s32 cash.
W. : Singer Wheeler & Wilson
wheeler and wilson n < s15.
white vibrator thnel $50
. white Potary's (new1 T2S cash.
2 Frees New ROYAL s1f-
I Free New Royal $40
Above machine sold under positive
e1'' r c. MILLER
1so state ~ Tho little cottage next =
bank phone f7oo Hammond Al0-1
FOR SAT.F-Combination book case
and writing desk Like new Also
couch Cheap Phone 2507 Hammond
8-11
FOR SAT-F-Two pocket pool table in
good condition. Very reas enable
Columbia Hotel. corner Colurbla ana
Morton. Phone Hammond t9e. e-Ii-5
FOR SATE-At bargain prices. good
as nov furniture; fumed oak buffet
and duo-a-fold. gas range and cts
Must sell Immediately Call FRIDAY
morning from p. m until IL o'clock
At & West Ruth st. Mrs r. .. Lick
lider. Hammond a-ll
FOR SALF@Dresser. chifioneer: bed i.
couches; bedding, rugs; stove; cheap
leaving town Part or all Of nine
room flat for Tent a5 BarFa,9 ar Of taken s.o
over Calumet Drug store. East Chi
caRo Sill
FOR SAIF-Furniture cheap. party
leaving city. 1s7 Wabash ave. Ham
uond. s-l1-2
FOR SATF@Hand power wash mach
inc Practically new. 1876 Sheffield
ave. Hammond sill
FOR SALF-Chickens. young and old
fun blood barred rocks: black Min
orcas: Rhode Island reds and ieEhOrns.
Phone 1851 al Johnson st. Ham
nond s-11-2
FOR SALT-New leland pedegreed
rabbits $50 for sale at argain 553
Michigan ave, Hammond S-11-S
FOR sA1.F,-Floor. cases and shelving
Nagdemans clothes Shop. 564 South
Holman st Hammond. s-11-2
For SAIF-Three head of horses
whiting Pure - Co. phone WHIT
ing 2s1 s-11-s
FOR sAI.E@Two Thoroughbred Pos
ton bull pups. INQUIRE a 1925
e5rarevine or call Indiana Harbor
15Tf-J Sill
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FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment overlooks golf links: all
mond S-e-S
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

FOR Rents room furnished cott2Se
not modern. Standard ave and
Harrison. Phone Hammond 1918. S-5-tf
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

FOR SAILS room house at Griffith
with y acre ground with large chic
ken house for 900 chickens CITY va
ter and electric light Only s3Ss0
$3.50 cash Balance like rent st Au-
bin, owner. Phone Griffith I06 or Ham
mond I67- So2 Hammond bldg. Ham
mond s-io-3
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~ oAiNN- NfAA Ac
Phone Hammond 12s7Y4. Henry Hopp.
S-9-l0-i2-13-l9-20
FOR sALE-5 room house at Griffith
with y acre ground with large chic
ken house for 900 chickens. Citv va
ter and electric light Only s3S50
$3.50 cash. Balance Ike rent st Au-
bin. owner. Phone Griffith 1906 or Ham
mond l67 so2 Hammond bldg Ham
FOR SALE=5 room bungalow. modern
in every way. Best location South
Side $500 cash will give you possess
ion Balance $40 per month including
interest. Write BIOL care Times Ham
nond. s-10-2
FOR SALE
100000 listed property FOR sabe
Dwelling and business building in the
best residential and business district AT
and half acres with room BUNGALOW
bath with al modern improvements:
hardwood floors: own electric system
and deep water we'll. large brick hen
house: go fruit bearing trees: situated
IN the heart Of Hessviife. for prices in
dutre The Robert Agency. 2os Calu-
met bldg. East Chicago. Phone s and
2sI-W sfo-4
BIG BARGAIN
On south side within one block of
Glendale Park in exclusive Deighbor-
hood. one Of the best and prettiest
semi-hunga galows in Hammond very
large bad rooms up. All rooms newly
decorated Full ~ cement basement.
Hot air heat: stationary tubs. new
house on sTh r. lot Vacant now.
Balance $50 per month including in
GUY W. EATON
1o2 CITIZENS Bank Bldg. Phones 1872
or Ia m rr-0yS s-1f
FOR sALE@strictlv modern new bun
zalow; houses; cottages and fats.
from $500 70 $500 cash balance
monthly Phone Hammond 1915 or
FOR sALE+House ~ owner: strictly
modern. Good income property
Price $500 $1,000 cash Balance
terms. Phone Hammond 1s17-M s-1I-7
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FARMS. TRUCK. CHICK
EN- FARMS. ACRE LOTS
AND COUNTRY HOMES.
IF YOU are looking / for a
farm, large or small, one ac-
re to any size, we are able to
take care Of you.
We are the largest exclus-
i've Farm Realty Company
in Lake county.
We have a large list of
we'll improved farms with or
without stock and tools.
We have many farms to
trade for city property.
If you are interested in a
farm call us up and we will
take you out and show you,
this is the time to see and
buy when you can see the
crops.
SKTFAKTSS & COMPANY
Corner Columbia and Mort
on avenue, phones 796 or 381
s-11-s
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FOR RENT-Wiu share modern furn-
ished bungalow with married couple.
100 w Williams ST, Hammond. S-10-2
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1919 model Ford truck with open
express body. 1880.
1870 Light -Four Oakland. t475.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-11

FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms
~ rent in p nice neighborhood at
794 Calumet ave. Hammond. s-5-tf
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1918 Light -Four Buick ChasLs wi
make good truck. S22B
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FOR SALES room bungalow. modern
in every way. Best location South
Side. $500 cash will give you possess
ion. Balance $40 per month including
interest. Write BIOL care Times. Ham
rnond. g-f0-9
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1919 Dodge Brothers Panel Truck Il
very good condition. now tires. 800
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Youn lady IS years old
for cashier and waitress; must be a
good appearance. Write B-9S care Of
Times Hammond S-9-3