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Evening journal., 1921-12-21
AT THE MAJESTIC

Two troops of the Eleventh u. s.
Cavalry assist Harry Carey in his
big fight scene that makes up the
climax OF the stars picture. The
Fox" which is the current offering
at the Majestic Theatre. The en-
gagement of the film finishes today.
Tomorrow Pauline Frederick will
appear in The Lure of Jade" Tie
atmosphere of the South Seas and
a woman's craving for jade are the
motive factors in this great story OF
a woman's everlasting love.
To Miss Frederick Is given the
role Of an American girl, the daugh-
ter of a rear admiral in the u. s.
Navy. Her love of jade and the
lure Of this shining store lead her
to buck up against conventions and
practically ruin her life.
Marion Orth wrote the story for
the picture. Its leading character
fits Miss Frederick with the nicely
of a new glove. She has plenty Of
use for her emotionai ability in her
portrayal OF the vivid, fascinating
heroine OF this story.
Her supporting company is of its
usual best. Thomas Holding, in the
chief male lead. appears as an off,
Ger in the U. S. Navy. Others are
Leon Barry. Clarissa selwynne and
Arthur Rankin.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21

conversational c order, and fun is de-
rived from the fantastic distortion of
the truth. Harry Hills is one Of the
smoothest takers of the day, and
he can make the impossible seem
truthful.
The Sunshine Sisters in "A Breeze
From the West" have a novelty act.
They appear under the direction OF
Billie Burke, who is an explorer for
talent and has discovered the
young women In this act
Marguerite Padula offers a song
study Of boys She Is an artistic
entertainer. with a smiling person
ality. She sings. plays and whistles.
Miss Jenette and the Norman
Brothers offer some posing and
dancing novelties, and Manners and
Lowrey sing and dance.
when Dawn Came" is the title Of
the photoplay which will be shown
tomorrow. This picture is one OF
great dramatic strength and yet pos
sesses a simple, direct appeal. II
has been elaborately staged in gor-
geous sets and against natural back
grounds of wondrous beauty.
The cast presenting the piece is
headed by Colleen Moore. Others
are l.. G. Shumway. James o. Bar
rows. Kathleen Kirkham and VIII
liam Conklin.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
WOULD Divorce
EX-SERVICEM man
Mrs. Di Guglielmo Says
Husband Enlisted as
Without Dependant
CHILD QUALITIES
AS A WITNESS

Testimony was completed and de-
clsion reserved by Judge Rice. in
Superior Court, yesterday afternoon,
in the divorce suit OF Rosena Di
Guglielmo. also known as Rosena
Julian, against Angelo Julian, after
the hearing OF about twenty wit
nesses. The young wife alleged ex-
treme cruelty.
David j. Reinhardt represented the
wife and Leonard w Wales was at
torney for the defendant. who con-
tested the application OF the wife.
The petitioner claimed that her
husband, after marrying her had
Joined the army and had sworn he
had no one dependent upon him.
thereby depriving his wife of her al
lotment from the Government.
Through an attorney, she had taken
the matter up with the government.
and was allotted SO or s11 a week.
Later. after the couple had started
housekeeping and a child was born,
Mrs. Julian testified her husband had
II eated her so cruelty she was forced
to leave him and so back to her
mother.
The husband denied the cruel
treatment, and made recriminating
charges. claiming that his wife was
subject to Mysteries, and had created
scenes on number of occasions
A bill charged to the husband from
local merchant, alleged 10 have
been incurred by Mrs. Julian after
the separation occurred, was sub
mitted in evidence. Included in the
bill. It was stated were items OF $40
for an overcoat, Sc for silk stock
ings. etc.
Nine-year-old Edith D'Onofrio,
sister of the petitioner, satisfied
Judge Rice that she was qualified to
testify in her sisters behalf under
oath.
After the little girl had satisfactorily
answered the courts questions as to
whether she went to school and at
tended Sunday School, Judge Rice
pointed to the Bible on which wit
nesses are sworn.
"Do you know what that Book tsp"
Judge Rice asked. "The Bible"
Edith promptly answered.
do you know what will happen
to you II you place your right hand
on that Book and swear to tell the
truth and don't?" was the next
query YES" she answered. in a
scarcely audible tone. II would go
He'll"
Judge Rice then announced he
vas satisfied she was qualified to
estify.
Edith testified that she had on
one occasion seen Angelo Julian
strike his wife, knocking her
to the floor. Mrs. Julian said
that on one occasion her hus-
band had hit her with an old army
shoe. and at another time had
choked her, causing her to be seri-
ously i'll. Police officer Roy Palmer
testified he had once gone to the
Julian home in response 10 a teie.
phone call from a neighbor. and
Julian had told him there was moth
ing the matter except that the baby
was sick and crying. Mrs. Julian
also seeks the custody OF her two
iyear-old baby.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
EXCHANGE RATE AGAIN

GENEVA Omitted Press)-The
Austrian exchange rate is causing
considerable perturbation to the
Swiss unemployment authorities in
districts within easy distance OF the
Austrian frontier. The won
works have found Il a pleasant
game TO hike for Austria as soon as
they have drawn their fortnight
unemployment pay Of $50 francs
per day and change e into Austrian
kronen which at the present rate OF
exchange works out at something
near 1000 kroenen day. On this
amount they can live in comfort al
good class hotels.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
AT THE ARCADIA

Connie Talmadge will.give her last
Lessons In Love" at the Arcadia
Theatre this evening. Miss Talmadge
is real comedienne and presents
her character in the story with low
ing mischief and generous merri-
ment.
Kenneth Harlan is ker leading
man. George Fawcett, James Har-
rison and Flora Finch are also in
the company.
Tomorrows attraction at the thea
tre will be Anita Stewart I'm Sowing
the Wind" The ever-increasing pop
ularity Of Miss Stewart and the as
surance that this is one OF the best
starring vehicles provided for her
would indicate all spectators are
due for a full measure of diversified
entertainment
In Sowing the Wind" an unusual
story is unfolded-it concerns an in
nocent convent girl who goes out
into the world only to discover that
her mother is the keeper OF a no.
torious gambling house. Her strug-
giles to get away from the possibility
Of emulating her mother, her subse-
quent meeting with the man she
loves and finally the locating Of her
father combine to make a story OF
unusual thrills.
The romance is Of the most ex-
alting variety Much Of the fas-
cinating theatre atmosphere per-
vades the picture.
Miss Stewards supporting COM
pany contains many well-konwn
artists, including James Morrison,
Ralph Lewis. Myrtle stedman and
William V. Mong.
Sowing the Wind" was originally
a great stage success.
AT THE QUEEN
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
AT THE GARRICK.

The Sylvester Family OF SIX, feat
uring baby Katherine. headline the
bin which Is being presented for the
last times today at the Garrick
Theatre. Shirley Mason In Love
time" is the Dhotopiay feature.
Hector. the wonder dog. will be at
the Carrick on the pre-Christmas
program. which viii begin tomor-
row. II canine graduates were
awarded degrees. Hector would have
as many letters after his name as
have many OF our learned phlloa-
ophera Hector's training or intelli-
gence. whichever Il may be. IS al
most uncanny. resulting In the little
poodle apparently being q mathema-
tician OF unerring accuracy. he per-
forms routine that is interesting,
different and In many respects
novel
Wild and Hills. in My Friend
offer atiff competition TO the latc
Baron Murchausen. who hnd a repu-
tation for spelling tho truth. The
two yaudeyilllaDs have an act OF q
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
$2O,OOO,OOO VOTED
FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The
Senate yesterday passed the Admin
istrauon bill to extend S2O,0O0,0 700
for the relief of starving Russians
after adopting two amendments Of
Tered by Senator Ashurst. Of Ari-
iona, to expend an additional $780,
900 for relief OF unemployed and
100000 for disabled soldiers in this
country.
AS a result OF the Ashurst amend
ments, the measure must go to con-
ference. The President, therefore
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
THE UNIOvED WIFE"

A woman wants her man to be
just a big boy. who conhdes In her
and. If she Is inclined to worry, Will
make light Of her fears, for. in spite
OF suffrage and all recently acquired
feminine independence. a woman
does want a man she car lean upon.
Florence Edna May. the authoress
Of The Unloved Wife" new play
in three acts, which is AT the Play
house for the remainder OF the week,
with daily matinees reserved for
ladies only, has written a play that
VIII live for years. It's 50 real, 50
human. and so much like every day
life that one can't help forgetting
that it's only a play. Every mother
should see The Unioved Wife. "
Every mother should make doubly
sure OF the fact thai all her grown
daughters see IT.
This play should have a far
reaching effect on the morale OF
American men and women. The
Cnloved Wife" is a play but II Is not
just a play manufactured for enter
tainment purposes. though Il surely
does that. II Is mighty weapon
with which 10 combat the greatest OF
an eyils-the neglect Of a wlfe-her
sacrifices. her love. and 4 answers
forever the question. How much
deception should wife tolerate on
the part OF her husband2"
The play comes here with re-
markable cast and complete scenic
production. The evening perform
anccs are for everybody over the age
OF sixteen.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
CAPTAIN. APPLEJACK-


One OF the really noteworthy
events OF the theatrical season will
occur at the Playhouse, Wilmington.
on Monday afternoon. December 26,
when. at a special Christmas matt
nee. Sam H. Harris will present for
the first time on any American stage
Captain Applejack." new comedy,
by Walter Hackett, with Wallace
Eddinger and Mary Nash as its
stars.
Under the title Of Ambrose Ap-
plejohn's Adventures" Mr.. Hackett's
comedy was launched six months
ago. at the Criterion Theatre. Lon
don. where It has been running ever
since. Charles Hawtrey plays in the
English production. the role which
will be created here by Mr.. Eddin-
ger
The play reveals what befeli one
ambrose Applejohn, a shy, retiring
young man, who discovers one fine
day that one OF his ancestors was
none other than Captain Applejack.
as fearless and notorious a pirate as
ever roved the Spanish Main. From
that moment on. Ambrose Apple
john is a changed man. He reverts
TO type, and the many comedy situ-
ations are the result Of his adven-
lures in this new guise.
Mr.. Eddinger needs no introduc-
ton to Wilmington audiences II
was at the Playhouse that THE
Boomerang was first produced, q
comedy in which he scored a bril-
liant success. II was In Wilmington
TOO, that Mary Nash was first seer
as the heroine in The Man Who
Came Back" play that achieved
three-year run.
For the Interpretation Of his
comedy and for the support Of his
stars. Mr. Harris has assembled a
really remarkable cast The COM
pany includes Phoebe Foster. Ham
iton Revelle, Helene Lackaye, Fer
dinand Gottschalk. Harold Ner-
milye, Marie wainwright Maud An
drew. Walter f. Scott and John
Gray.
The comedy will be seen in Will
minglon for three nights and We'd
,esday matinee. in addition to the
opening performance on Monday af-
ternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
PAID FOR THE RAM

LONDON Omitted Press)-An an
gler boarding a train at Wrexham
carrying his can OF live-bait was
staggered to receive a demand for
excess luggage fare" the railway
officials contending that live-bait-
small fishes swimming In a canvas
not passengers' ordinary" luggage.
He had TO pay. but all the anglers
associations in England are taking
the matter up with the railway com
panies.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21
AT THE SAVOY

Why marry? For love or for a
living? That is the theme of May
McAvoy's picture, Everything For
Sale" which is now showing at the
Savoy Theatre. The story is full OF
that sympathetic appeal of which
May McAvoy is such a consummate
mistress. The story is Of girl. fresh
from a finishing school. who finds
herself confronted with the old
problem of marriage for money or
for love. Her reactions and the con-
Evening journal., 1921-12-21

Ginger Horses schlittler's. 800
King.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21

AT THE QUEEN
David Powell, playing the lead in
Evening journal., 1921-12-21

may not be able to sign the bill
fore Christmas. The amendme
are substantially the same as W,
embodied in the Deficiency Approx
alton Bill passed by the Senate l
week, but rejected in conference.
Evening journal., 1921-12-21

was paternally watched and cared
for by the kindly old doorman OF
the theatre. The affection between
the two was tie mould for the girls
future life.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

Don't miss this smashing
big sale, YOU owe it to your
self, to come and see our Ov-
erlands, Fords, Chevrolets.
Reos, Pattersons, Bucks,
Hudsons, Jacksons, Dorts
and many others; every car
a great bargain, some selling
as low as $500 or only $25
down. Come and look for
Yourself. We are selling
every car at a sacrifice. Call
at Hammond Auto Top and
Paint Co., $50 Holman st,
Hammond or phone Hand
3471. S-lS-2
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LEGAL NOTICES
5OTICE OF THE ADOPTION o
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL.

NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the Sth day or August 1921. the
Board Of Public Works adopted a Pri-
mary Assessment Roll for the improve
nent of Thirteenth Avenue. Section
Four 90 from the west line Of Grant
Street 70 the center line Of Cleveland
Street, with the City Of Gary. Lake
County Indiana under Declaratory
Resolution Number Twenty-eight Hun
dred Ninetv-four ESQ adopted on the
eth dav Of March. 1921. by the Board
Of Bubble Works
The intersecting streets and alleys
are, Cleveland street. Alley Eighteen
West C1s-W0. GARFIELD street. Alley
Seventeen r West (f7-B-wO. Alley
Seventeen A West 17-A-W) Grant
Street
The parallel streets and alleys with
I'm One Hundred Fifty G5o) feet are:
Alley Twelve South (12) and Alley
Thirteen South G31.
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names Of the owners and description
Of propertv 10 be assessed. with the
amounts Of the prina facie assessment
against each lot or parcel Of land sub
jcet 70 assessment and IS on hle and
can he seen A the office Of the Board
Of Public Works I'm THE City Hall Gary,
Lake County Indiana.
on the 29th dav of August. 1921 ut
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
WOOD Lighter Thsn aalsa.

The wood Of a tree found in Pana-
ma. Cavanillesla platunifolia, Is even
lighter than the celebrated balsa wood.
The tree grows to an immense size.
The branches and leaves are at the
very top and the trunk is like a huge
column The strength Of the trunk
is principally in the thick Hbrous
bark, while the wood Is SO fragile
that It brushes when the tree falls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
HOME BARGAINEt

room cottage on Oak St near car
line Concrete block foundation. Gar
age All rooms redecorated and Well
improved lot $1,000 with only $500
Five room modern home on Cedar 81.
north side. fine basement. furnace
heat, screens and shades. Here is
Ano bargain at $500 and only $500
cash
room modern residence or F. State
St SO IT lot. basement, hot water
heat everything in first class condi-
ton and all assessments paid Now
vacant Only $4,000
Cottage on Jefferson st. south side.
all modern. with furnace. electric.
rooms decorated. screens: etc 4 real
bargain at onl> $4,000 with $500
room and sun parlor.a very cOzy
home on Highland st with wide lot
Oak floors. laundry tray. fine lawn and
shade trees; screens; shades and gar
age VIII sell for only $4,000 with
$1,000 cash
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meet on the 22nd day pa August 1921
to receive and consider bids for tht
Improvement Of Alley Five south. Sec.
tion Four CD from the west line of
Johnson street to the east line Of
Grant Street by the construction there
on Of a concrete pavement sixteen tlb9
feet in width, or fifteen (15) foot
pavement with six (6') inch Curbs II
same is constructed Of other kinds or
modern city pavement 10 be construct
cd with wearing surface OF concrete
on sand foundation or brick bithuIith-
&c. asphalt. or wood block on concrete
foundation together with all neces-
sary ttapurtenances in said city OF
Gary. all in accordance with the plans
and specifications now on hle in the
office Of the Board Of Public Works
The cost of said impTo remcnt shall
f,butting and benefited property. Bid
doris must file certified check for at
least ~ per cent Of the Engineers es-
innate Of the cost of said improve
ment which will be returned to un-
successful bidders, and to the success
full bidder when a contract and bond
have been executed for the work. NO
certified check VIII be received in a
less amount than one Hundred Dollars.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any and
all BIDS. Bids must be on file In the
Boards Office of said City by ten
o'clock a m. on the 22nd day Of Au-
~ order Of the Board of Public
PERRY II STEVENS,
JOHN KESFRIC.
NNf SYKES
Board Of Public Works.
Attest.
DORATHEA MILLER. Clerk
PUBLISH August 18Th and 18th. 1922
NOTICE
viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but nv
SELF
OTTO HERKT.
s-19-5 s35 Holman street
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Wy

WEEK END CLEARANCE OF USED
CARS
Specially priced Tor Friday and Sat
urday Only.
1920 Overland touring best mech
anical condition. Special price sts6
1920 Oldsmobile Coupe fine mechen
ical condition Looks just like new
Special price 1895.
91z Ford Touring. ready to go. Good
tires Special price $3.50
Overland Touring. good running
shape and good tires. Special price
s125.
D-45 Buick Touring overhauled and
repa inted Special price $685.
Look at these cars today Prices
will be higher after Saturday
ONERLAND-FUDG co
"a State st phone 800 Ham. $500
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A furnished apt
about rooms by man who is NOV
ing here. starting manufacturing bus
mess; must be desirable location
Can Hammond 1900 and ask for Mr.
Shut. s-1S-2
WANTED To RENT-5 or room
house: modern, preferred vicinity
Hammond Industrial high school Ad-
dress T N Watson, Pimento, Ind.
S-1S-.
WANTED TO RENT-Flat anywhere
between Holman and State Line
south Of Carroll st. responsible party.
Address j j. care Times, Ham. S-1s
WANTED TO RENT-At once furnish
ed fiat house or bungalow. on south
side Write B-I23 care Times Ham
mond. S-19-2
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Horned loads Harmless.

Horned toads are harmless. They
viii not bite, even when taken in the
hand. As a means Of defense, they
have a habit OF squirting little jets OF
blood alternately from each eye when
disturbed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Or ST0LEN-AjrdaIe, four
months old. female. 1902. I44th st
East Chicago 130t. Reward S-IS-4
LOST Bay mare 1900 lbs oGe white
leg, finder return to Producers Diary
OF call Indiana Harbor So Reward
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
BARGAINS IN
PHOTOGRAPHS

o sSve roId 5sn s H55 pd9gesFapn5
sn f.oi;l,, h. $40
Cheney; s ,asoo
C6.R5snes,y 81
Cheney f14s
:, f AL r, FIf s a,a g9MFANT s,7-a
FQR sALE-He ; eKRrsss we .s.51
az3s olcott ave. East Chicago. STA
r' Tacs ! con eomplete 4' boa sf
sssn ann tine P5sei 5o ns s7th ST. en 1nd
5e22 Aar32r = -. 49,. ,z1 $50 5,s55
room dong good ., business s, 9arFain
diss. HiFhIand. Indiana s-ls-s
sasiasss Rsas ,ss e@5 .eiiins lsay
m6nd s.Is-2
3 dSiieio @A also . cater 70 al special
S @oismbia s sei H H1T me SKIS
FOB SA H. sf faFen Of Semen pba6e
Hammond a0s-R S-1S-3
ID4\TTrsI5 nTGH DXNTSs g.,
~ II AN II blAoil A4NC lol
Sp4,,,srl 4 1l014cst IN x-If u
% VI va 80 1'2' - - -
this ad 4Qc. Ii A Nj MON ID
-, 80
El RNIIl X Il CO. j ArklD
go
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s1a
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= ~
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new SS0U.U0 11aNer 11alO
II
with DenCH ana fOlIS. l sea
~ 81 ,,,o,,+1,r. 40 ,.ooco,,
OIlIN lew lIIOliJllo- iio ItdooIl-
oblo offo,, ,,ofh,raJ- r,141c+ coll
at once Call at vacant
- n
store, p I IlOllilidlI SlIttt.
IT-.l S-I9-1
IldilllN0lld.
T-ln 40
FOX "a eW SIOU.UU
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BARGAINS ~ USED TIREsS. all s4zcs
in standard makes. any tire In the
house 81 to 81; no cheap repair work.
Right Way Tire Repair. rear OF New
mans Garage Hoffman and Calumet
ave. phone Hammond 1915 s19-2
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
These cars need a little work but as
our shop IS busy we VIII sell this lot
as is:
the car Is good has demountable
one 19f7 Ford open express, demoun-
table rims and good tires. $175-
One So Overland touring needs very
little work. 500.
One cylinder Buick. chassis in very
good shape. viii make nice delivery
all new tires. s2oe
BOILING AUTO SALES
Phone Hammond 266. S-192
TIRE SALE-6000 mile 301sh first
quality tires IN original factory
wrapper. with cord tube given free.
$685. other sizes in proportion Unit
ted Tire Stores. 100 Calumet avenue.
Hammond S-1s-tf
FOR SALE@New and used tires and
tubes Benson and Hi. SIS Holman
st. Hammond phone 27s2 s-M-W- FIR
FOR sALE-Iialf Ton Ford panel
truck. reasonable price Call after
?. m sos Alice St. Hammond. s19
Read The Times Want Ada
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nine O'Clock a. M. the Board Of Public
Works VIII meet III its ofhce at the
City Hall to hear and receive remon-
strances against the amounts assessed
against each Of said lots and parcels
of land and win hear and determine
tho question as to whether the same
have been benefited or VIII be Spe-
cially benefited by said Improvement
In the amounts set forth n said roll
and viii then give hearing TO all
persons interested. and thereafter sus-
tain or modify IN whole or in part the
respective prima facie assessment on
said Roll
BY order of the Board Of Public
Works.
PERRY Fl STEVENS.
JOHN KFSERTC,
WM SYKES
Board Of Public Works
Attest:
pORATHEA MILLER. Clerk
Publish: Aug. II 13. IS. rs. II, IS. -,
1921.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR Instantaneous 40 acre
farm. ne<r town. for modern improv-
ed city property, in good location,
Write Mrs. Mary Rufus sol s. Pearl
st. Knox. Indiana. S19-3
FOR EXCHANGE-On Kennedy ave
just south of Hessyille. 20 acres Of
land that offers a great opportunity
for an increase In value if held "A few
years 1t has a frontage Of 1920 feet
along Kennedy avenue which is one OF
Lake county's main thorouRhfares.
Low taxes. clear. Value 5000 49, acre
We will accept an equity in houses or
fats and add cash II necessary. Cost
lin. Meyn & Hastings Inc. phone 40
Hammond s-19-S
FOR SALE
40 acres on Black Oak road good loca-
ton, no buildings. rich SOIL, 5000 acre.
20 acres corner saxony and Kennedy
avenues. Make us an offer
acres on 18th avenue near Osborn
Road room brick house garage
wood shed barns. reasonable.
Terms
Pho ne Hammond I2S7Y4. Henry Hopp.
s-e-to-12-13-19-20
FOR SAIsE-New modern brick bunga-
low; six rooms. hardwood floors; sun
parlor. laundry; tiled bath room; fne
home. best resident section Reason
able Cali owner. 4o14 Parish ave.
Ind
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOE NT-Slngle rurnIshed rooms.
Per day soc and $500. Per eek. 81
SO and So Hotel Carleton. Ham
mr. I'd. 6-22-Sot
FOR RENT-Four and two rooms fur
nished for light hskpg- and six
room cottage furnished for hskpg. In
quire 533 Oakley ave. Ham. S-f3-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Office girl Must be goo1
answering telephone. Call Ham
nond 276s $40
WANTED-A gin or woman to help
with general housework- 315 CleHe-
land ave. Whiting Sf9-2
WANTED-Woman for dining room
service Apply Tri-City Employ
mont Agency. Calumet bldg room 225
East chicago. so
NANTED-An experienced girl for
need apply. Good salary to right par
u 3 Mason 81. Hammond. 6la-3