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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-24

Q NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE, CITY OF EAST CHICAGO.
SIS: IN THE CITY COURT OF
THE CITY OF EAST CHICAGO,
LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA JO-
SEPH C. WLEKLINSKI vs.. JA-
KOB wOJAK AND JOzEFA wO-
JAK, HIS WIFE, EFT AL
Now comes the plaintiff, by A. II.
Sambor. his attorney and files his
complaint herein. together with an
affidavit OF competent person
showing that the defendants Jakob
Wojak and Jozefa Woiak. his
wife. is not resident of the State
OF Indiana.
Said defendants are, therefore,
hereby notified OF the tendency of
said action, and that the same will
court on the sth day OF November,
1922. and that unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto. at the
calling of said cause on the Sth
day of November. A. D. 1922. in said
court in the courtroom in the City
Hall in said City. County and State.
said action will be heard and de-
termined In his absence.
In witness hereof. I hereunto set
my hand and affx the seal of said
court at the City OF East Chicago.
Lake County. Indiana. this 7th day
OF October. 1922.
WILLIAM H MILLER,
Clerk of the City Court of the City
OF East Chicago. Ind. 1o-10-17-24
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all of said plats are part of Park
addition to Indiana Harbor, being
subdivision Of the South half tS. ~
of the Southwest quarter (SW 1-4)
Of the Southwest quarter tSW LID
of section twenty-five t22) and the
North half (N1s) of the Northwest
quarter (NW I'd of the Northwest
quarter (NW 1-4) of section twenty
seven (27) and that part lying East
Of the railroad rights Of way OF the
Northeast quarter one 1-4) OF Sec
ton twenty-eight (2S) all in Town
ship thirty-seven North. Range nine
(9) West of the Second Principal
Meridian in Lake County. Indiana.
You are further notified that said
petition will come on for hearing on
the 21st day Of November. 1922. in
said Court before the Judge thereof
in the Superior County Court in
Hammond. Indiana, at which time
you may appear and demonstrate
thereto. and in default thereof tho
same will be heard and determined
in your absence.
WITNESS the Clerk of this. tho
Lake Superior Court, this oath day
Of October. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,.
Clerk Of Lake Superior Court.
1o:24:1ot
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OF East Chicago. upon compliance
with the requirements of the sta
tutes of the State Of Indiana in
such case made and provided and
the acc ,ptance in writing by the
Sinclair Pipe Line Company and for
the period allowed by the terms
of this contract to-wit: Fifty
Years, but if said Company shall
cease to operate said pips lines for
a period of three years, the rights
herein granted shall terminate.
THIS AGREEMENT is executed
in duplicate.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
parties have hereunto set their
hands and seals this 23rd day Of
October, A. d. 1922.
THE SINCLAIR PIPE LINE co.
(sEAL) BY GEORGE C. HIPPERT
First Party. Agent-In- Fact
CITY OF EAST CHICAGO.
By Its Board of Public Works.
JOHN BCCHNOwSKI
NJ j. HERMAN.
KARL D. NORRIS.
That the Board of Public Works
of the City of East Chicago has
fixed the 18th day of November. A.
D., 1922. at 2:S0 o'clock p. m. in the
office of the Board of Public Works
In the City Hall. Mast Chicago. In
diana. at which time said franchise,
grant or contract, viii be finally
considered and at said time and
place a public hearing will be had.
to which any taxpayer or such city
may appear and file protest against
any or all Of the provision of said
franchise, grant or contract.
JOHN BOCHNOwsKI
NJ j. HERMAN.
KARL D. NORRIS,
Board of Public Works.
Oct. 24-si
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NOTICE

a
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS; IN THE LAKE ST.
PERIOR COURT.
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION. A Corporation. VS.
CITY OF EAST CHICAGO. IND
lana, A Municipal Corporation. No.
22S4s
TO THE CITY OF EAST CHICAGO.
INDIANA, AND THE CITIZENS
THEREOF:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the General American
Tank Car Corporation. a corporation.
has filed petition in the Lake Su-
perior Court in Room No. thereof.
Cause No. 2234s. praying for a va
cation of the plat Of Lots one ~
to forty-one (41) both inclusive in
Block twenty-one CID, lots one ID
to thirty-four (34) both inclusive In
Block twenty-five (22). lots one ID
Block twenty three (23). lots one Cd
to thirty-six 1859 both inclusive in
Block twenty-five (25). portions of
the plat Of Park addition to Indiana
Harbor as marked and laid down on
plat recorded March 80. 1902. in
plat book 5. page 80 in the recorders
office of Lake County. Indiana. Also
for the vacation of the plat Of the
alleys therein and not heretofore
vacated, and also for the vacation Of
the entire plat of Calumet Company's
re-subdivision Of blocks twenty-six
(26), twenty-seven (27) and twenty
eight (2s) In said Park addition to
Indiana, Harbor as marked and laid
down on plat recorded March 2. 1912
in plat book 10, page 10 in the rec
orders office OF Lake County, Ind
lana. and also plat Of lots one (1) to
eight (s) both inclusive, portion of
the plat Of a resubdivision of part of
block twenty-four (24) in said Park
addition to Indiana Harbor as mark
ed and laid down on a plat recorded
on January 20. 1912, in book 10, page
10 in the recorders office of Lake
County, Indiana Copies of said
plats are attached to said petition.
The lots and blocks described in
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter Of the Estate OF
Elizabeth Harrigan, Deceased. NO
1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersi gned has been appointed
Executrix of said Estate, by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
JOHANNAH HARRIGAv.
Executrix
Dated October 23rd, 1922.
1o:24:s1:11:7
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

VIII not be responsible for debts
contracted by anyone by myself az
ter this date
J. w. FAULKNER.
lv:1S:3t s44 Johnson street.
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BY: CORA d. ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk As:S.As'1s
AGREEMENT.

AGREEMENT.
THIS AGREEMENT. made and
entered into by and between Sim
clair Pipe Line Company, q corpor-
alton. existing in the laws OF
Maine with its principle place OF
BUSINESS at Tulsa. Oklahoma, and
hereafter referred to as THE Cor
poration," party OF the first part
and the City of East Chicago, In
diana. by and through its Board of
Public Works, John Bochnowski, ].
Herman. Karl D. Norris. party Of
the second part wi,nesseth,
THAT WHEREAS, the Board of
Public Works is by the statute of
the State of Indiana. vested with
the power and au hority to enter
into franchise, grant or contract.
granting the use over. under, or
along any public highway. street
or alleys, to any person. firm or
corporation for personal or private
gain, or for the recsing or con-
struction of pipe line or conduits
and the power to determine the
form in which such franchise or
contract shall be finally adopted:
and
WHEREAS. said corporation de-
sires and asks permission to con-
struct, maintain and operate pipe
lines for the transportation of oil
and gas on. over and along and
across intersection OF White Oak
Avenue to and across intersection
extending in a Northerly direction
on tn East Side of said White Oak
Avenue to and across intersection
of I41st Street with said White
Oak Avenue.
NOW THEREFORE. il is agreed
and understood by and between the
parties hereto:
Cd That the right. permission
and privilege is hereby granted to
said corporation to lay, locate
maintain and operate. repair and
remove pipe line or lines on. over
and across the streets OF the City
Of East Chicago, described as fol-
lows:
Intersection of White Oak Ave-
nue. at 145th Street, thence along
the East side of White Oak Avenue
in an northerly direction and com
mencing at 145th Street to and
across intersection of 14Ist Street
with said White Oak Avenue.
t2) That the said pipe line or
lines shall be SO buried beneath the
surface of the highway as not to
interfere with the travel or traf-
fic on said street nor to interfere
with the right of ingress to or
and said pipe lines are TO be down
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHATTING AND PACKING done by
experienced men. Eor estimates
after $3.50 p. IN. phone ZIG Ham-
mond. 10:24.l2
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA LAKE COUN-
TX, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND
INDIANA. SEPTEMBER TERM.
1922.
Otto Borman. administrator OF
the Estate of julius Peters. De-
ceased w. Theresa Peters. . widow.
Bertha Isornan and Otto Borman.
her husband. ct NJ. GAUGE No. 1a7ss
Action to Sell Real Estate to Make
Assets to Pay Debts.
Now comes tho plaintiff by l.
T. Meyer. his attorney. and files his
complaint herein. together with an
affidavit OF competent person.
showing that the defendants thereto
to-wit Mabel Roberts. and John
Roberts. her husband. whose true
Christian name IL unknown. and
Marion Peters. Harry Peters and
Roy Peters. are not residents Of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore here
by notified OF the tendency OF said
action and that the same will stand
for trial At the next term OF said
Court. and that unless they appear
and answer or demur therein. At the
calling OF said Cause on the nth
day of December. A. D. 1892. the
same being the 25th day Of the next
term Of said Court to be begun and
held in Room number / In the Court
House at Hammond, IN said County
and Stats. en- the and Monday of
November. A. D. 1879. said action
will be heard and determined In
their absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here
unto Get NY hand and asex the -ea1
1t aafd Court It H&xumon6 Indiana
xAts tn Gay ct osso1ss. A. .. 1874
HERBEKT L. WHEATON,
Clerk L. s. c.
~: CORA D, ANDERSON.
Deputy Clark 1e.9s1S.Z1
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Smali black change purse.
between Hammond Bldg and Rim
bach Bldg. Reward. Return to 2l4
Hammond Bldg, phone 800 Ham
rnond. io:19:3t
LOST-Envelope containing insur-
ance papers of value to owner only.
Finder return to 597 Michigan ave.
Hammond. 10:23:1t
LOST-One bunch Of keys, between
135th and 136th. on Cedar street.
Return to 1902 Alexander avenue.
East Chicago. 1024:1t
STRAYED-Last Wednesday evening
gray Angora cat. Reward 1910.
f4ath St. East Chicago 10.23:3t
LOST-A brown wolf fur Saturday
between Sibley and Fayette ST
Phone 1925 Hammond. 1o:23:2t
LOST-Socket wrench. set IN wooden
box. on Highland and Hink street.
Saturday night. Call 4046 Hammond
Reward. 10:24:1t
LOST-Saturday evening. bunch of
keys including switch keys. RE
turn J. Sweeney. Carleton hotel.
Hammond. 10:24:1t
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FURNISHED ROOMS


FOR RENT--turniahad rooms. s
and 81 q day. Spring cots. 81
BY the weak, So. 81 and 81 Hof<
Carleton Hammond ln:&.'
FOR RENT-Rooms. new cots. down
town. at soc a night. $500 State
street. Hammond. e:i4
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. in private home
Hot water heat and all conveniences.
4a7 II. State st. Hammond. 10:23:2t
FOR RENT-Furn room, private
home. Phone 4295-M. 143 West
Williams ST.. Ham. 10:24.1t
FOR RENT rooms and Kitchen
furnished suitable for couple. 1855
Van Buren, St, Hammond. 10:24:2t
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room.
suitable for two men. hot water
heat All r. State st. Ham. 10:24:1t
FOR RENT-Will share my home
with man and wife, middle aged
couple preferred, no children. 344
Mich'Van ave. Ham. 10:24:2t
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MISCELLANEOUS
RUG WEAVERS


Your old carpets, rugs and wooden
rags can be rewoven into beautiful
fluffy rugs Do it now and phone for
the agent. Hammond $3.50 al Garlic
ton Hotel. Western Rug Co, Ham
mond. 10:16:2t
WANTED-All kinds laundry work,
done at home, by reliable woman.
Reference furnished Phone 1915
Hammond. Work called for and de-
livered 10:23.2t
BEFORE CONTRACTING for a new
water system. call at our factory.
Lincoln and Plummer. phone 257
Hammond. Cornelius Moor. 10:10:tf
STERIzOI, ANTISEPTIC, GERMI-
CIDE--Get that germ before ii
gets you! Local manager. May fish
Phone 1887 Hammond 10:23:3t
WANTED-Plain housekeeping by
middle aged Amer lean woman. Ad-
dress Boss. care Times. East Chi
cago. 10:24:1t
DRESSMAKTNG and Remodeling
Anna r. Harrington. Csc Holman
St. phone 1867, over Weservu Art
Shop. Hammond 10:24:1t
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USED CAR SALE

USED CAR SALE
SMITH MOTOR SALES
One 1922 Ford touring. mo. old.
One 1920 Ford touring. starter.
demountable rims, etc.
Two 1918 Ford touring. excellent
shape.
One 1920 Chevrolet touring.
One 1918 Maxwell roadster.
Get the prices on these used cars
before buying anywhere.
Smith Motor Sales
Phone 1850. Oakley and Logan.
Hammond. 10:23:2t
FOR SALE-IS22 Chevrolet sedan.
4o5 Elm ST.. phone 126i-J Ham
mond 10:23:2t
FOR sALE-IM ton Gary truck, one
ton Gary truck. one milk wagon,
one complete set Of dairy equipment.
Inquire 5001 Olcott ave. East Chi
cago. 10:23:tf
FOR SALE-Chevrolet late 1921 tour
ing. elegant paint. small mileage.
new cord tires on rear. spot and dash
lights, and many extras. s275. VIII
be in garage evenings only. Rear
SIS Calumet ave, Hammond. f0:24:2t
FOR SALE-l920 one ton Ford
truck. Al condition. Five cord
tires. r. w. Lowe, 2502. 140th
Place. Indiana Harbor. 10:24:1t
FOR SALE-Overland sedan in Al
condition. Just the thing for jit-
ney or family use. Don't miss this
bar gain If you want a closed car.
Apply 81 Clinton St. Flat-B. phone
SOIL Hammond. 10:24:2'
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED--Position as companion
and nurse to invalide, Al refer
ences. Write B-302, care Times,
Hammond. 10:1S:6t
WANTED-Job as truck driver. 8
years experience. Call 1149-W
Hammond. 10:21:3t
SITUATION sWANTED-By expert
enccd stenographer: work has
been mainly along architectural
and construction lines. Would pre-
fer DOWNTOWN office. Write BS0S,
care Times, Hammond. 10:21:3
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WANTED@Draftsm Must be ex-
perfenced Work includes struc-
turaI steel, concrete. machinery, pip
ing. etc. Salary to suit ability.
Address III. II. H. care Times, Ham
rnond. 10:23.6t
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5-APT. BUILDING
FOR SALE

Six room bungalow on 80 IT. lot.
on Elizabeth street between Holman
and State Line. Furnace heat, sta
tionary tubs. Is built Of the very
best construction. Poured concrete
foundation. genuine pearl stone job;
2 "a inches thick The dimensions
are 3sx52. The living room Is 14x2s.
Dining room 14x16. Masters bed
room 13x13. Sleeping porch 11x6.
and the other bedroom 12hKl211.
Bath room SKIS. and kitchen 10x12.
with buffers pantry attached. Has
three entrances. front, driveway and
to the kitchen. Kitchen and bath
room permanently finished. There is
an unusual arrangement of rooms as
all open off hall way. Living room
finished in ebony with an elliptic
beam ceiling. Old English fire place;
complete electric fixtures. Candida
brum side lights; French windows
Robbins enamel screens and weather
stripped. All the built-in cupboards
and buffers pantry equipped for out
side icing. Has a good garage and
one OF the finest paintings OF shrub
berry and trees on the south side.
The price Is $4,000. and il will take
about $4,000 cash TO make the terms.
1t would cost about $4,000 or more
to build this bungalow. Lot In it's
present condition as II IL planted is
worth $4,000. We figure that IL is a.
good investment for a home
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ser. 145 state St. Hammond. 1885,
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Pianos and Photographs
Two new $4,000 solo
players. Sale price 5000.
Four new $3.50 solo
players. Sale price $3.50.
Two new $3.50 players
now $3.50.
Three New $3.50 play
ers, now 1915.
Two new 5000 players,
special 1920.
Three slightly used pi-
amos, 800, 1926 and $3.50.
PHONOGRAPHS
Ten new $4,000 phono-
graphs, 1925 and $3.50.
Thirteen new $4,000
Photographs, $3.50.
Six new $4,000 Phono-
graphs, $135.
Five new $1,000 phon-
ographs $500.
Ten new $4,000 phono-
graphs, $500.
Six new $125.0O phono-
graphs, $500.
Many slightly used high
grade monographs. Col
umbias, Victors, Arton-
ians, Windsors, Weavers,
Edison, Brunswick and
others, $50 to 1925.
Every photograph in
this store is reduced less
than wholesale and are so
per cent. less than same
instruments can be pur-
chased elsewhere. For
Friday and Saturday only.
Terms to suit all, no war
tax or interest.
COLUMBIA MTTSIC co.
SIT Hohma Street.
Opposite Parthenon T'ro-
atre. Hammond. l0-Sti
FOR sALE-Comb. coal and gas
range Cheap. 1923 Eorthcote aye
vast cthsea~o. f0:24:1t
FOR sALE-Whife rotary sewing
machine, SIS. Phone 42fs-M Fa m
rond. 10.z4.zI
SET US FOR REAL BARGAINS in
gas stoves. new and old. and dress
ers We buy sell and exchange FUR
nfture Birely Greenwald Furniture
Co, SIS State St. hammond. 10:22:1t
FOR SATE-Conn rornet. silver pia-
ted. perfect condition. Frank Ser
ring. Parthenon theater. Ham. 1o:24:4
FOR SALE-Ladies HUDSON seal coat
cost $500 new. win sell for $4,000
cash. 422 May ST.. Ham. 1o:24:1t
FOR SALF-Hard coal heater. cheap
4221-J Hammond. 342 Columbia
avenue, Hammond lu.Z4:zt
F0R SALE-Complete radio set,
cheap. ell. Hath ST.. East chi.
caCo. - ,. l
FOR SALF-Sideboard rug, iinoieum
davenport, combination stove and
hand cart. 264 Truman ave. Phone
s73-M Hammond. 80
FOR SALE - Upright piano and
bench. good condition. Also cleo
trio vacuum sweeper. Inquire w
Highland ST. Hammond. 1924: 1T
FOP SAIE-Rar fixtures. at 1902
Todd ave. East Chicago 10:24:3t
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WANTED-Young man to drive
bakery wagon. All Ash St. Ham
rr0u5 10:ZT.1I
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NEW BUNGALOW

Large lot. Only $3.50. Small pay
alent down. Balance monthly.
See VI. J. A. MOLSBERGER
500 Columbia avenue
Near Michigan ave, Ham. 10:2E3t
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM for men, pri-
vate family. 739 Claude street.
Hammond. 10:24:2t
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$4,000 BUYS
FLORIDA FARM


In the Riviera of America" near
the warm water OF the Gulf OF Mex
leo. No cold winters Grow crops
the year around, oranges, grapefruit.
pecans, fruits and vegetables Fine
lands for general farming and stock
raising. Chickens will pay $1,000
a year and acres of blueberrieS
will net you $500. Very low prices
made TO close an estate. Excursion
October IS Free under our plan.
Write or call at Chicago office.
McCASKILL LAND BUREAU
Room 406, 6 n. Michigan ave. Chi
cago. III. 10:2i:4t
FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT-5
acres chicken farm with or with
out crop and tools. room house.
spring water, Hammond and Crown
Point bus passes house. Apply 4S0S
Alexander ave. East Chi. 11:24:3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, one nifty foot
lot on Claude street and one 37i2
foot lot on Walter st. Cash or
terms Write S. W. K, care Times.
Hammond. 10:24:1t
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statesmen WANTED
To sell Home Oil Burn
or systems, backed by the
Moorhead Oil Co., Herm-
an Sasse, Sales Mgr, 928
Holman ST., phone 4157-J
after Sunday, call Gary
SO7. i0-zi-S
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ANTED-Construct laborers and
construction carpenters. Sinclair
Refining. 133rd and Forsyth avenue,
East Chicago 10:21:St
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FOR SALE
On Detroit street, close to Holman
a beautiful 6 room bungalow. oak
floors and trim, French doors, fire
place. One Of the neatest bungalows
in Hammond. Double garage. Pos
session Immediately. Price $3.50,
with about $500 as first payment.
On Ruth street. a dandy room
bungalow. all rooms large and light,
oak floors and trim, fire place. gar
age. South front. Price $3.50 with
about $500 first payment. Immed-
late possession.
J. S. BLACKBURN co.
ISL State St, phone 397 Hammond.
Guy w Eaton. Manager 10:24:1t
FOR SALE-New room bungalow
with full basement. and large
garage. Jackson and 18th street
Apply Andrew Hieronymus, Madison
and 18th SITS. Ham. 10:24:26:28:30:t If
FOR SALE
Six room bungalow. east side, all
modern, garage. drive way. The
best buy In Hammond at 100000.
Terms.
JOHN f. WILHELM a SON
L. c. Geisler. Manager
7S State st, phone SO Ham 10:24:2t
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED or furn. rooms for
light hskpg.,by responsible young
couple. c. S. preferred. Write b
ali. care Times. Hammond. 10:23:3t
WANTED - Two furnished rooms
with kitchenette. first floor. or
furnished cottage, in good neighbour
hood. Phone 1865 Ham. 10:23:3t
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MOTORCYCLES

TOR Motorcycle or side car,
H D. SIS Michigan ave. Ham
nond. 10.1S:3t
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IIFDFSE4LIG NNHA
10 US. A special proposition makes
prices lower than "cut rate" stores.
Our representatives. clearing from
$4,000 TO $1,000 weekly everywhere.
This is the most extraordinary d.
rect selling proposition ever offered.
Write today for particulars. Ras-
rnussen. Dept. 90. Hers Island.
Pittsburgh, Pa 10:f7:1t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girl for house work.
1910 Grapevine blvd, Indiana
Harbor. l0;23:3t
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Dated October 2srd. 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-04
2 BANDITS ROB
JEWELRY STORE
One Is Wounded and Captured In
Gun Fight With Cops; $4,000
in Jewels Taken.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-Two bandits to-
day entered a jewelry store in the
exclusive Sheridan Road residen-
tial section, handcuffed the proprie-
tor and a customer and after gath
eing up jewelry valued at $4,000,
fought a pistol fight with police
men outside in which one police
man and one of the bandits were
wounded. The wounded bandit was
caught
As the bandits entered the store
at 4717 Sheridan road, they drew
pistols and ordered L. NJ Rickert,
the proprietor, and a woman Gus
toner, to hold up their hands.
Handouts then were placed on
them and they were bound to fur
niture in a back room of the store
After emptying number of
jewelry trays into a sack and OBJ
tanning several hundred dollars in
currency from the safe, the two
holdup men started out the door
but were met by Police Sergeant
James Kane. They fired on Kane,
who, wounded and PROSTATE, re-
turned the fire until one of the
bandits had escaped and the other
had dropped in the street.
Kane has little chance for recov-
cry and the robbers condition is
critical.