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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRI-
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 18th day of November, 1921 the
Board of Public Works adopted Pri-
mary Assessment Roll for the improve
ment of Alley Twelve East, Section One
ID from the center line of Seventh
Avenue to the center line of Eighth
-Avnue, within the City Of Gary, Lake
County, Indiana under Declare tory Res
olution Number Twenty mine Hundred
Ninety-four $3.50 adopted on the 18th
day q July. 1921, by the Board of Pub
The intersecting streets are: Seventh
and Eighth Avenue.
The parallel streets within One Hun
dred Fifty G50) feet are: Tennessee
and Kentucky Streets
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description OF
property to be assessed, with the
amounts Of the prima facie assessment
against each lot or parcel of land sub
ject to assessment and is on file and
can be seen at the office of the Board
Of Public Works In the city Hall, Gary
Lake County. Indiana.
On the 9th day of December 1921 at
nine o'clock a. m, the Board OF PUBIC
Works will meet in its office at the CITY
Hall to hear and receive remonstrances
against the amounts assessed against
each of said lots and parcels of land
and will hear and determine the ques-
tons to whether the same have been
benefited or will be specially benefited
by said improvement in the amounts set
hearing to all persons interested. and
thereafter sustain or modify In whole
or in part the respective prima facie
assessments on said roll
BY order of the Board Of Public
Works.
PERRY II. STEVENS.
JOHN KESERIC,
WIN. SYKES,
Board of Public Works
Attest: DORATHEA MILLER.
Clerk 11:17:1s:19:21:22:23 1925
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-I20 acres,
level black productive soil 1 mile
from station; main pike road: room
house; old barn; so acres plowed; Bal
ance in woods pacture; we'll drained
and fenced. Must have money. viii
sacrifice this farm. Mortgage Of So
$50. Can be easily renewed or increas-
ed 70 10000 First quick buyer with
$4,000 gets my equity, this elegant piece
Of land. Chance of life time. r r.
Steele. Knox, Indiana 11:25:2
FOR SALF-Corner lot Calumet and
Morris ave Inquire 1915 Calumet
ave. Hammond I1:25 3
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CITY OF GARY. INDIANA
Dacenher 6. 1921.

Sealed proposals. accompanied by a
certified check for Two and One-halt
(2la) per cent OF the amount bid for:
will he received at this office until
Friday December IS. 1921. at 1900
o'clock noon. for the purchase of NUN
ICIPAL BONDS Of the City of Gary.
Indiana bearing the date of December
I6. 1921. and payable one-eighth (1-S)
in two CD years: one-eighth G-s) in
three go years; one-eighth G-S) in
five 80 years; one-eighth (l-s) in SIX
as years: one-eighth G-S) in seven
as years one-eighth C1-S) in eleven
I1) years: one-eighth G-sl in four
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NOTICE OF THE ADoPTIoH OF PR

MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
Board of Public Works adopted a Pri-
mary Assessment Roll for the improve
ment of Alley Six West. Section Six
Co from the center line of Seventeenth
AsFnue to the north line % the Pitts
burgh, Fit. Wayne and Chicago r. r
within the City of Gary. Lake County,
Indiana. under Declaratory Resolution
Number Three Thousand and Eight
(300S) adopted on the fst dav of Aug
ust, 1921 by the Board of Public Works.
The intersecting street is Seventeenth
Avenue.
The parallel streets within One Hun
bred Fifty G50) feet are: Jackson and
Monroe Streets
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description of
property to be assessed. with the
amounts of the priIna facfe assessment
against each lot or parcel of land sub
ject TO assessment and Is on file and
can be seen at the office OF the Board
of Public Works in the City Hall. Gary,
Lake County. Indiana.
On the 18TH day OF December. 1921:
Pubic works viii meet in it's office at
the City Hall to hear and receive re-
monstrances against the amounts as
sessed against each of said lots and
parcels of land and will hear and de-
termine the question to whether the
same have been benefited or will be
me sa N the e"s amounts set forth in said
roll. and Will then give a hearing TO
all persons interested. and Thereafter
sustain or modify in whole or in part
the respective prima facie assessments
on said roll.
Works
JOHN KESFRIC.
VIM SYKES.
Board uf Public Works
Attest: DOP>. THEA MILLER
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Farm or trade for Ham
mond real estate. Call phone GA
hammond between > and p. IN. 11:14
FOR SALE OR RENT-Eixht room
house, electric light. gas. and furnace.
~ Terrence ave, Hammond l1:12:2
LIST YOUR FARMS and Hammond
Real Estate with II HeclSler, 1874 JEFF
rerson st. phone 1881 Ham. l1;17:6
FOR SALE=New room bungalow on
Madison, near Kenwood. Modern
throughout small first payment and
easy monthly terms Merritt D. Metz
phone 4216-W 1920 Hammond 1l.I9
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-s room house. electric,
gas, path. $35. los Logan St. Ham
mond, phone 1888. 11:16:tf
FOR RENT-Store with living rooms in
rear; also good basement. Very rea-
sonable. on main business street in
East Chicago. Phone East Chicago SO
or apply ga Chicago ave. East Chi
cago 11:17:tf
FOR RENT-6 room fiat ass Holman
St Inquire Grown Candy Co. phone
2472 Hammond HIPS
FOR RENT-a6 Highland st, hot wa
ter heat. rooms and bath, CARA ge,
immediate possession. Phone 1921 to
p. m, Hammond 1928
FOR RENT room unheated fat. mo-
dern and reasonable. Call Indiana
Harhor 565-W. 11.22:3
FOR RENT-One modern 5 room cot
tage. 454 Hickory. s33 per month.
Phone 3T74 Hammond. 11:22:tf
FOR RENT-F'our unfurnished rooms
204 Indiana ave, Hammond f1;2S:3
FOR RENT-Heated garage go Carroll
street, phone 970-M Ham. 11:25
FOR RENT-9 room house, furnace
heat. S2S walter st Key at SIT
Thornton st or phone 1921 Ham
mond. 1882
FOR RTrNT-Six room fat 5000 Todd
ave. East Chicago. 11:25:3
FOR RENT-Ffve room fiat and garage
$40 month. Phone 1928 Ham. 1925
FOR RFNT-Large room cottage. $40
per month. George Gertz. Harrison
st. Hammond. 1898
FOR RENT-Firsr fiat. all modern but
heat 473 Murray st, one block from
car line. phone 132o-N Ham. 1852
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I, Mike Volkos, will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any bills after November 25th.
1921, owed by Stanley Krakowak. gro
Gerry and meat market. 522 West 151st
st. East Chicago, Indiana.
MIKE vOLKOS,
522 West list st. East Chicago.
11.21:3
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

In the matter of the Estate of Eva
line Merryweather, Deceased No. 243s-
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executrix OF
said Estate, by the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed TO be solvent.
Myrtle MERRYWEATHER,
Executrix
Dated November eth, 1921. 11:1s:25:12:2
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LOST AND FOUND

F0T-ND-Stray horse. Phone 1269-ys
Hammond. 11:21:3
I.CST-Beaele hound, black. white and
yellow. Columbia and 18th st. Box
l27. Hammond. 11:23:2
LOST-K OF r watch charm suitable
reward offered. ISL State st. j. S.
BIackman. Hammond. 1925
LosT--on THANKSGIVING day, black and
ton female hound, north of Griffith.
Return to Clearance NJ. Hutchins CRIT
fifth, Indiana. Reward 1:25:2
LOS1-Gold wrist watch. between d.
colt ave. and odd Fellows hall. Re
tg~n to Ruth Brown. 42l5 Olcott sve
keepsake. Phone East Chicago 772.H.
OST-Vrednesd night tassel of red
beads, between Telephone office and
T*ate and Holman ct. Phone 10is-R
Hammond 11:25
LOST'-Small brown purse on street car
from Indiana Harhcr to 1A2nd st and
w ct Reward e returned to zoos
wv st. phone 11s9-N Indiana Har 1925
LOST-Geneleman's brown kid Glove
and white silk bandlyerchief. liberal
reward Phone 323s Ham. 1925
7 NS--Po~katroolE. this morning be-
tween ~ State st. and Cary car line
Peturn to "a State St Ham. 1852
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Light Six Touring, five passenger,
SlzZ5 delivered.
Ugh Light Six Coupe Roadster.s1s45 d.
Light six Sedan five passenger. 1870
delivered.
Special Six Touring. five passenger.
S.,755.
Special six Two Passenger Roadster.
Special six Club Roadster, 8 755.
Special Six Coupe. four passenger
Special Six Sedan, five passenger s2,-
Big Six Touring seven passover,
s2.125.
Big six Coupe. four passenger. So
Big six Sedan seven passenger s3,-
Phone 247. 1856 So Holman st, Ham
mond.
Distributors for Hammond. East Chi
cago. Indiana Harbor and Whiting.
r. T. BAUWENS AUTO SALES
Phone 247. $50 SO. Holman St, Nam
mOnd. 1914
FOR SALE-l92O Dodge truck special
built BODY. inclosed. will except Ford
in trade. Phone 1883. 779 Holman st.
Hammond. J1:25 3
FOR SALE-Reo coupe. Al condition.
s. & S. Garage, Hammond HIPS 3
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township So North, Range West south
oI the southerly line of the right of
way of the Chicago, Lake Shore and
South Bend hallway Company.
Blocks 2, 3, and 5, Calumet Harbor
Subdivision.
That part of the Ell, NV IA, Sec
ton 4. Township SO North. Range 7
West south of the southerIy line of
the right Of way of the Chicago, Lake
Shore and South Bend Railway Com
pany.
That part of the sw IA of Sec
ton 33, Township 81 North, Range z
West south of the southerly line of the
right Of way of the Chicago Lake Shore
and South Bend Railway Company.
That part of the Sc Ia. Section 80.
Township 81 North. Range West.
south of the southerly line of the
right of way of the Chicago-Lake Shore
and South Bend Railway Company and
west of the eastern corporate limits of
the City Of Gary.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN: That
the Board Of Public Works has fixed
day upon which it will receive and
hear remonstrances from persons in
terested in or affected b. said proceed
ings. and said date at nine O'Clock
q. m. will meet in its office in the city
Hall in said city for tie purpose of
hearing and CONSIDERING any remon-
strances which may be filed by persons
terested in said proceedings, and for
the purpose of taking final action there
on. Such action shall be final and con-
elusive on all persons.
BY order of the Board of Public
Works.
PERRY II. sTEvENs.
JOHN kESERIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WALL PAPER-1Oc to 14c per roll, Pa
per hanging. reasonable. g. Vermett
40 Michigan ave, phone 1929 Ham
nond 11:15:tf
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BOARD AID ROOM

ROOM AND BOhRD-s10 per week.
fftf Monroe st. phone 1303-W Ha NJ
mond. 11:22.3
BOARD AND ROOM in private family
t97 Nav st. phone 2167 Ham. 11:23:3
FOR RENT-Cozy bed room and board
cheap for two gentlemen. SOS Mich
iean ave, Hammond. 1882
R0APD AND ROOM
Accomnn odations for two people.
either ladies' or gentlemen. in private
home. r1odern convenience including
furnace heat. electric lights and bath,
near car lire, good home cooking If de-
sired Call $50 Michigan ave, phone
Hammond 95S-M 1925
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Mrs. E. Lee lee
lures daily from 9
to 9. The Right
W ay to Live"
500 State Line St.
Phone Hammond
3346.
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Spring Chickens, extra spe-
cial, 2Sla cents per pound.
dressed; Phone $50, H. J.
Holtz, Standard and Van
Buren, ST., Hammond. lo-2'-tf
FOR SALE-Summer top curtains, and
wind shiled for Ford touring car.
like new. 1924 Monroe st, phone Ham
mond I303-W. 1882
FOR SALE=Jrnredeemed diamonds and
watches. Lessers Loan Bank. 145
State St. Hammond. 11:23:tf
FOR SALE-Flrniture of seven rooms.
will turn over lease, hot water heat.
cottage, with garage Write B-1f0.
care Times. Hammond 1898
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FOR RENT-Nicely fur
nished rooms, steam heat,
and phone; So and up per wk.
1857 State street, Ham
tmond. ii
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FOR RENT-Three furn. rooms. with
without garage. S93 Erie street.
Hammond. ll:25 z
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FURNISHED KUOMS
f9F RE EN- suI, rooms. soc and
z Ham sd So and 81 Ao'ei ca 5G:s'sf
FOR RENT--Apartment rooms and
bath. 217 Michigan ave. phone 614.
Or. Clark, Majestic Hotel Ham. 11.14
FOR Or r RENT rooms with two beds
hskpg. rooms. one small single. 50, two
rooms 81 per week. 1Ss Plummer ave.
phone 1915 Hammond. 11:1S:tf
lFoR RENT-2 cozy rooms for light
hskpg., 50 per week. centrally loca-
red Inquire 232 Indiana ave, phone
&o9 Hammond. 11:19:tf
FOR RENT-Furn. room for light hskpg
Is no. children. 759 Claude st, Ham
Nor RENT-Heated front room suit
!, able for two gentlemen. Downstairs.
Ist sibley st, Hammond. 1925
! FOR RENT-Comfortabl furn. room
sDoty st. Hammond. 11:22:s
FOR RENT-Three clean rooms for
hskpg. 227 Michigan ave. Ham
kEOR RENT-Warm coy well furnished
room. private family. 9 z. Warren
st Homewood. phone 99o-W Ham 1928
FOR RENTING furnished rooms up-
per fiat, electric and gas. furnished
g1s Michigan ave, phone 1901 Hsmo
FOR RENT-clean light hskpg. rooms.
rent reasonable. Phone 1063-W- 244
Michigan ave. Hammond 1882
FOR RENT and room apt. furn-
ished for light hskpg. 25S Indiana
avenue. Hammond. 11:23:2
FOR RENT-Two light hskpg. rooms.
strictly modern, hot water heat
FOR RENT-Pretty warm front room,
cheap. ssS South Holman street.
Hammond 1929
modern, with private bath. All Bar
ing ave. East Chicago. 11:2S:2
FOR RENT-Nicely furn- light hskpg:
apt. private bath and entrance 5s5
BOa RENT furnished rooms for
light hskpg.. all conveniences 256
Plummer ave-. phone 1S4S-W Ham
mond. I:z5
FOR RENT-Nicely fur
nished rooms, steam heat,
and phone; So and up per wk.
1857 State street, Ham
tmond.
FOR RENT-Three furn. rooms, with
or without garage Sss Erie street:
FOR RENT--Two modern rooms. furn7
Oak st. phone 1861 Ham. 1892
FOR RENTING rooms for light
hskpg-. steam heat. gas and electric
furnished. 313 Truman ave, Ham
mond. ITO
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
with heat, gas and electric. private
bath and entrance. 63S Forsyth ave,
West Hammond. Phone 1909 Ham
snoud ll:25:z
FOR RENT-Furnished room house.
fuel gas. electric furnished. very
reasonable. 399 Ash st. Ham 1889
FOR RENT-Two modern hskpg rooms
halls block from Holman st 1913
Michigan ave. Hammond. 1l:25
FOR RENT-A very desirable warm
room in new home. all conveniences.
43 Mason st. phone 1855 Ham. 11:26:2
FOR RENT-One heated room, good
location one or two gentlemen 4511
Magoun ave. East Chicago. 1882
FOR RENT-Three light hskpg. rooms,
Chicago. Phone 646-M Ham. 1925
FOR RFNT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light hskps., electric light.
steam heat all modern. 285 Truman
ave. phone Hammond 70. 1882
FOR RFNT-Three room suite. also
sleeping room. very modern, -
Webb st Hammond. l1:25;2
For RF%T-Light hskpg rooms. heat.
light gas furnished 500 Michigan
ave. phone a5s-R Hammond 1892
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SITUATION WANTED

NANTED-Situation as bookkeeper.
part times small sets, statements
made weekly and monthly. Prices rea-
Sonable. Address Bot, care Times, !
Hammond. 11:22:3
NANTED-To clean one day a week.
Phone 1875 Hammond 1928
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Attest. DOR>. THEA MILLER,
11:25:2s .2S:2a:3o:12:1
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NO VACANT

NO VACANT
ONLY 1000 CASH
Six room, all modern frame bunga-
low on south side. near car line. A
well built roomy house with all the de-
slrable conveniences Wide lot and all
assessments paid. Out of town owner.
VIII sacrifice for $4,000.
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FOR SALE-Sman house on four lots.
garage and chicken coop. splendid
garden place. south Of STANDARD. near
HARRISON Phone 1I73-J Ham 1925
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cuFpTrFE SALE

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE, SIS: NO. 5154 LAKE ST.
PERI1R COURT. MARCH TERM
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FOR RENT-Two modern rooms, furn-
ished for hskpg.. private bath. $50
Oak st nhona i2h6-L Ham. 11:25:2
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For RENT-Rooms for light hskpg.,
modern, with private bath. All Bar
ing ave- East Chicago. 11:23.2
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WANIED-Postal Mail Clerks, (Men,
women). $l400-S1S00. Examinations
held at Hammond. Few to travel.
Write c. Ozment. former Government
examiner. 3r9. st. Louis. Mo. 1I:S:SU
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAI4E-One 1921 Ford touring car.
st. Hammond 11.2l.3
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FOR RENT-Eurnlshed rooms, soc and
81 a day. Spring cots. 35c. BY the
week. 81, SO and 81. Actel Carleton,
Hammond 10:4:tf
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FOR RENT-Nicely furn. light hskpg.
apt private bath and entrance 49,
May st, phone 2167 Hammond l1:23:3
EOa RENT furnished rooms for
light hskpg., all conveniences. 256
Plunmer ave-. phone 1S4S-W Ham.
mond 1923
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I,EpRY I'd sTEvENS.

PLRkf n. , IEN EMS,
JOHN KESERIC,
WM. SYKES.
Board Of Public Works
clerk. 11:1s:25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
RECIPROCITY WITH
j. s. SWEEPS CANADA.
At GEN'L ELECTION
King. Liberal Leader. Swept
Into Power on Anti-High
Tariff Tidal Wave.
MEIGHEN BEATEN At HOME
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Ottawa, Dec. Although returns
from yesterdays general election We're
still incomplete this morning, it was
apparent that for the first time in ten
years Canada had elected a parlla-
ment with II majority favoring re-
ciproeity with the United States.
In the new House OF Commons W.
T.. Mackenzie King, Liberal leader,
viii have "A clear majority over all
parties. He viii thus become prime
minister of the dominion. The Pro-
Srsssiycs, also fayoriug reciprocity
and low tariff. win rank second, and
the high tariff party. headed by Pre-
mier Meighen. third. Mr.. Meighen
himself was defeated in Portage, his
homo district
The fall OF the Meigben govern
nent, with its high tariff platform,
was as spectacular as the defeat OF
Sir Wilfred Lauriers Liberal Ministry
in 1911 on its policy of reciprocity
with the United States. In yesterdays
election, high tariff. as championed by
Premier Meighen, lost to the recip-
rocity program of AIr. King.
Three provinces, Quebec, Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island re-
turned solid Liberal contingents. on
tario, regarded as the fortress OF con-
servatism and protection, showed a
liberal gain OF more than 90 seats.
The new progressive party swept the
western provinces but captured COM
paratively few divisions in the east.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
BOULEVARD CARS USE
WASHINGTON BRIDGE
Resumed Old Route Today for
First Time Since August
9. 1920.

After being closed 70 traffic for
about n year and four months. Wash
ington Memorial Bridge was opened
for trolley service this morning, a car
Of the Boulevard line passing over
Il for the first time at o'clock.
The last car passed over the old
bridge. which has been replaced by
the present fine structure, about :
o'clock, Monday. August .. 1920,
when the traffic which had previously
crossed the Brandywine at that point
was diverted TO Van Buren, and Market
street bridges, Washington bridge be-
ing officially closed al that time,
The cars Of the Boulevard line have
resumed their original route. proceed
ing out Delaware avenue, turning up
Washington street and crossing the
bridge and thence out on the Boule-
ward. Returning, they cross the bridge
and proceed as far as Thirteenth street,
which they follow TO Market
An official OF the Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction Co. said today
that 1t is hoed to have the Washing
ton street cars resume their original
route via the new bridge, Saturday
morning. Workmen are now en-
gagged in installing track connec-
tons
The bridge may be opened for all
traffic abpout the first of the year, one
OF the contractors said today. This. of
course, depends on the weather, which.
IL severe, will prevent the workmen
from carrying on operations on the
top and open sections of the span.
The unfinished work includes the paw
ing Of the north and south ends.
Guards have been stationed at each
end of the structure since operations
began, TO prevent persons attempting
10 cross, but the guards viii be with
drawn when work has been completed.
Although ii is possible 10 walk over
the bridge, the contractors will not
permit It, because of the danger in
volved. SO no traffic is allowed TO
pass over, for the present, except the
trolley cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07
COMP PLA|NANTS IN
RAILROAD FUND SUIT
MAY AMEND BILL
Permission to Do So Granted
by Chancellor WoIcott at
Hearing Today.
LEGAL POINTS ARE ARGUED

Hearing Of the case OF the United
brotherhood Of Maintenance of Way
Employees and Railway Shop Laborers
". ID. Roberts and David A. Armour
against Leo !. Kennedy and others
was resumed by Chancellor Josiah O.
Wolcott in tho Court OF Chancery to-
day. with many railroad men in at
tendance.
Alexander Jamison and David J.
Rcinhard, represented the complain
ants, and J. Frank Ball and Robert G.
lIarman were counsel for the de-
PENDANTS.
Soon after the couvening OF court
Attorney Reinhardt moved to subssi-
tute an amended bill for the original
and argument on the motion took con-
siderable time. Attorney Ball objected
10 amending the affidavit. contendinc
such amendment was not permissible
He called attention 10 the signature OF
tho bill being typewritten and initials
and the chancellor announced tina;
bills signed in that manner should not
be brought into court. Air. Ball held
that as the bill was void no amend
-
After AR. Ball had finished his argu-
ment Attorney Harman requested
that the bill be dismissed and stated
he was ready TO file a brief.
Chancellor Wolcott said such pro
cedure was not proper at this stage
and suggested the filing Of n de-
murrer.
Mr.. Harman remarked that h
would act later.
Attorney Reinhardt cited law il
support OF his motion.
Assuming the bin was not properly
signed or verified, and taking the
ground that it was purely a question
OF equity pleading and practice, thc
chancellor decided the complainant:
We're entitled 10 amend and verify anC
gave leave TO amend on payment ot
costs thus far incurred in the case
with insertion OF the clause "withou-
prejudice TO the restraining order
Mr.. Harman filed 4 demurrer 10 th'
amended bill.
Mr.. Reinhardt announced that h.
was ready TO argue the restraining
order, but he wanted the 10 days al.
lowed by the court FOR preparation Il
argue the demurrer.
The court recessed from 1890 unit
. O'Clock, after Chancellor Wolcotr
had told counsel that on reconvenins
the present rule 10 show cause woulC
BE- discharged and the complainant:
would have TO get new restraining
order.