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UNO DE sL LOS MALES

Ell hecho positive es que en- Puer-
to Rico Sc juega mucho. Bien supri-
niida fue la loterfa desde hace ITEM
po; pero circular billetes de ese juego,
procedentes de varios paises extran-
ijeros, ;Como entran? SQuien los ex-
pende !? No 10 sabemos. Citamos Ell
hecho, pero no nos incumbe la averi-
guacion circunstanciada, que es asun-
to de la policia, v quizas de los agen-
! ties de rentas internas. Ell hecho es
que por ese concepto, Puerto Rico re-
sulta tributario, por no pequenas can
tidades, de Santo Domingo, Cuba, Es-
pafia v quizas Dinamarca. Sc nos va,
por este cbncepto mucho dinero, v So
bre el valor de los billetes de contrar
bandQ Sc. va tanbien el del quebranto
lde los girosi.y el gale de los vendedo-
Tres, Los jugadores de loterfa, ilusio-
snados por tai o cual premio que por
ventura Q desventura obtienen de
tiempo en- TEMPO, no abvierten que en-
Itodo jilego de azar no hay ganancia
Que no este tornado por perdidas age
mas, y.que en- cada punado de none
das que Sc game estan quizas las la
grimass la sangre D el honor de otros
jugadores, v que no hay Iegitimidad
sana y plena sino en- aquello que Sc
gana por medic del trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
De b GIIlal de- lbs Lagos

q s.
Mr.. Higgins presento una serie de
documentos rara denlostrar que leg
jornales pagades i ios otlreros ferro
Varies elan siipcriores d uquellos qee
"a PAGAN les ol,rcros cniplpalios dn
indnstIias slmiIares, factor Gse Id ieg
de traspoates realiicre como cseiciaI
para Ii cstipulacion &c Ia escala &c
joraaIes.
FL informc prepared. por las COM
palfas abarca 5.327 industrias en- aas
differences Estafos del ocste. he lfS
us. .S93 elnpleados de todas clases. e1
inaustrias similares 2f7,SG6, sea q
7T.73 por ciento. percibirdn en- diciem-
bre de 1921 jornales memories que los
SatisfecIlos por las companies ferre-
viarias por servicios similares
Cr6ese que las negociaciones EN-
prendidas hoy por la jrnta ferroriaria
ltle los Estados Unidos para estipuTar
la escala de jornales durartn hastan-
e tempo John W. Higgins represen-
"a a las comrailfas del oeste Y, w
Northcctt a las del sudeste.
Las decisiones So toinaran afectan-
do a los obreros por el orden siguien-
te !: obreros empleados de los talleres,
pcones caInineros, cmpleados Ge seiia-
les. despachadcres. fogoneros, engra=
sadores. telegrafistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23


Las compahfas feroyiarias del pals
volvierep 4 solieiIar tle Ia jlnta fc-
rroyiar;a de los Esfados I'nidus ii
reduccioa dc los iornales de sus cnl-
pleatlos
Las retiucciones solicitadas son de
cuatro yeiilte = siete ccntavos por
hora, para los emplcadDs que traba-
ian por hsras, de- SI002 $I42S
por mes para aquelIos elnpleados que
perciben sus jorlfalcs por mcnsualI-
dades.
Las gastiones cmprendidas afectan
a Ia mayolfa de los obreros ferrovia-
rios, con Ia tinica exceIci6n de los EN-
pleados en- los trcnes.
En- Ia contienda tcn.an parte dos
cientas cinco compaiifas veinticiisco
uniones. Algunas eomranfas, en- ma.
nos de sfldiaos han salicstado de la
junta ferroviarla Ia ceiebraet5n dc Sc
stones. cspeclales.
Las eqmpalias no tTatan Ge inn
lplantar las misina cscslIl de jorBaics
que impesaba antes de Ia guerra. !, hi
manifcstado John ". Higgins. sccie-
tario de Il Assciaci0n de cpmpanfas
ferroviarias del oeste, que intervinC
en- representation de las empresas en-
el acto de III aperture de la session
celebrada por la junta ferroviaria en-
Chicago.
a5 c9nlpahfas solieitan que Sc les
permita ragar a los carreteros Y de-
mas obrcros empleados en- faenas de
pe6n de las misnas sus jornales que
Fijan en- la localidad en- que aquellos
est6n prestando servicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23

Producer los juegos de azar ciertas
voluptuosidad enferniza en- ell amino
de las personas de cierta defciancia
EN- su educaci6n moral economical,
n se entregan con frecuefcia ehsde-
nos pecaininosos de adquisicion de. ri
quezas positivas por otro medic que
no sea el del trabajo manual e inte-
1ectual.
El culto del azar tiene desconcerta-
do Ell munoo.
De tanto como Sc ha repetido Ia
|censtira contra el iuego de esta in
dole parece una vuIgaridad el insis.
tir en- ese tena; pero nunca sera ocio-
|sa Ia insistencia, Ia repetici6n de las
sanas verdades, mientras no Sc arrai-
que su triunfo por complete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
PARA LOS BASoS

Esta mailana ha salido para los Ba-
iios de Coamo, donde permaneeera al
gunos dfas con el fin de tomar un bre-
We descanso, nuestro buen amigo D.
Francisco Lopez, socio de la popular
joyerfa Felix Lopez.
Deseamos que encuentre alivio a sus
males en- el referido balneario, el ami
go Paco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
Ell eCoRozAL' EN- PUERTO

Esta maiiana, procedente de New
Orleans, fpnde6 en- este puerto, con
carga general, el vapor 'Gorozal', de,
la n Y. and p. r. S. S. Co.
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FOR SALE-Dodge truck
panel body, equipped
with new Cord Tires, mo-
tor overhauled ,raeson-
able, phone 1860 Ham
p1opd S-2e-tf
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fOR SAl1E-f ord touring car, abb
solutely new, direct from factory.
never been used. viii make slight
concessions. below list price, to quick
buyer Suitable terms can be ar
ranged. Call Moorhead Oil Co.. Ham
mond. 1928
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than Ten Dollars $4,000 nor "a
than One Hundred Dollars CS1od
and for the second offense. u
conviction. shall be fined In
sum not less than Ten Dol
$4,000 nor moro than Ono q
bred Dollars (s1oo.00) and INN
oned in the County jail not To
coed thirty (SO) days.
SECTION s. This ordirsnce@s
be IN full force ana effscx 1rnxn|
ately after it's passage. signed
the President OF the Council,
proved by the Mayor and due 4
lcation.
(Signedy u W. KEMEj
Erexs1a
Attest:
ARNOLD II KUNERr.
City Clerk
Approved by the Mayor tn1s
day OF March. 1922.
(Signed) DANIEL BRO
Ne
Passed by the Common Councd
the City of Hammond. Indiana
the 21st day of March, 1892.
presented to the Mayor for his
prevail or rejection and appr(
by the Mayor on the 22nd da1
March, 1922.
ARNOLD II. KIFN.ER|
S-24-2t City c.
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ARNOLD H. KuNERT.
ORDNANCE No. 1873.

AN ORDINANCE DEFINING A
STREET WALKER" AND PRO-
VIDING A PENALTY TO EN-
GAGE IN THE PRACTICE OF
STREET WALKING IN THE
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
SECTION l. BE 1T ORDAINED
BY the Common Council OF the City
OF Hammond. Indiana. that il shall
be unla wful for any person, male or
female. to appear upon the public
streets or alleys OF the City Of
Hammond. Indiana. and solicit men
or women to engage in any i'm
moral purpose. public indecency.
or any immoral or indecent prac-
tice. and such person so soliciting.
as aforesaid. shall be known as a
street walker"
SECTION 2 That any person or
persons violating this Ordinance or
any part thereof. shall. upon CON
viction. be fined in any sum not less
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ORDINANCE No. 1742.

ORDINANCE NO. 1742.
A. ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE
CHICAGO & ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANY TO MAINTAIN SAT-
ETY. GATES ON HIGHLAND
STREET. WHERE ITS SAID
RAILROAD TRACKS CROSS
SAID STREET IN THE CITY OF
HAMMOND. INDIANA. AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR
FAILURE TO DO so.
SECTION /. BE IT ORDAINED
by the Common Council Of the city
of Hammond. Indiana. that It shall
be the duty of the CHICAGO & Erie
Railroad Company. and the person
firm or corporation owning. oper-
ating or controlling the same, TO
erect. maintain and operate safety
gates on the easterly and westerly
side of the railroad tracks Of said
Railroad Company where SAID
tracks what ia known as Highland
Street in the City Of Hammond. In
diana. for twenty-four (24) hours
during each day OF the year.
SECTION 2 The term safety
gates" az used in this Ordinance.
ia hereby defined to mean. gates
such as are commonly Is use and
extending across street or ave
nue.. parallel or nearly so to the
tracks Of a railroad crossing such
street or avenue, and so contrived'
constructed and operated as to pre-
vent persons or vehicles upon the
near approach OF any engines. car
or train OF cars, from crossing or
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IEWIS f. BARNES
WILLIAM r. PATTERSON
John r. BURKE
BOARD of Public Works
Attest: BLANCHE %. DOtGAS,
(,iarls 3-17-24-31
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MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO PAINTING and Trimming
work Of quality. Auto Customs
shop. 30a-f State St, Ham. a;s:tf
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attempting to cross the track or
tracks of such railroad where the
same crosses said street or avenue,
until said engine, car or train of
cars shall have passed: PROVIDED.
HOWEVER. that nothing contained
in this Ordinance shall be constru-
ed to prevent any of the Railroads
herein designated from making
joint arrangements for the opera
ton of safety gates whenever the
same can be dore with perfect
safety and full protection to all
persons and pedestrians using said
street. in order TO prevent said per-
sons entering upon said tracks be-
fore or Just before the passage Of
any train tereon; and. PROVIDED,
FURTHER that nothing herein
shall be construed to release any
person from the penalties herein
after imposed for failure to comply
with this Section.
SECTION 5. That the Chicago &
Erie Railroad Company, or any per
son, firm or corporation owning,
operation. maintaining and control
ling the same. and each of them,
and the agent or employees thereof
in charge OF such gates. shall close
the same upon the approach Of any
engine, car or train of cars, and
keep the same closed until the en-
CINE, car or train of cars shall have
passed such crossing and such gates
shall then be opened TO allow travel
to resume on such street, PROvID-
ED, that the duty Of closing and
opening such gates as aforesaid
shall be performed by the persons
aforesaid. for twenty-four (24)
hours OF each day Of the year.
SECTION 4. ANY person. per-
sons. company or corporation. who
shall violate any or either OF the
provisions OF this Ordinance or any
Section or Clause thereof. or who
shall fail to refuse to perform any
OF the requirements or 60 perform
him, they or 1t, shall. upon convic-
ton, be fined In any sum not ex-
ceeding One Hundred Dollars
(s1o0.oo).
SECTION S. This Ordinance shall
be In full force and effect from and
after it's passage signed by the
President of the Council. approved
by the Mayor and due publication.
(Signed) J. V. KELLER,
President.
Attest:
ARNOLD II. KUNERT.
City Clerk.
Approved by the Mayor this 22nd
day Of March. 1922.
(Signed) DANIEL BROWN,
Mayor.
Passed by the Common Council
Of the City of Hammond, Indiana,
on the 21st day of March, 1922, and
presented to the Mayor for his ap-
prevail or rejection and approved
by the Mayor on the 22nd day OF
March. 1922.
osigned) ARNOLD H. KUNERT.
S-24-2t City Clerk.
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On South side. "a blocks from
Holman street. a beautiful room
house. Downstairs golden oak floors
and trim, large colonades; large mir
ror in reception closet. There are
large rooms down with one bed
room. The upstairs has large
rooms and bath. Three Of these
rooms were just made into light
housekeeping rooms and are already
rented for $40 per month. The 4th
room, a bed room. is still held by the
owner. so you will have 4 large rooD,s
down and one UP. bed rooms. Full
basement with hot air heat, station
airy tubs, coal bin; garage Posses
sion so days or le--. Excellent mel
ghDorhood. The price is $3.50, with
only $500 down Balance mortgage
Just taken out The monthly pay
ments are only S3S per month. The
rent upstairs will more than pay
this and you can pay as much more
as you want to-
GUY w. EATON
Real Estate and Insurance
Specializing in Residential Pro
perty. los Citizens Bank Bldg,
Phones 1872 and 1875 Hammond. 3:24
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Board of Public Works Of
the City of Gary, Lake County, In
diana, on the 13th day of March,
1922, assessed dement's and awarded
DANA ges respectively to the follow
ing named persons, owners or hold
er of titles Of. or interest In, the
lots set opposite the names of each
benefits and damages on account Of
the opening of Chase Street from
the south line of the right-of- way
of the Gary and Western Railway
Company TO the north line Of sag a q
right f-Way In GARY. LAhE
COUNTY. INDIANA.
The part of said street which It Is
necessary to open and appropriate
is described as follows; ~
A strip of land eighty (sO) rect
In width. being located forty 94o)
feet on each side of a center line
which is the east line of Section Six
60. Township Th ~, wast Of ' fSe
Second nc Principal Meridian. from the
south section line of Sections Five
CD and Six 80, Township Thirty
six (36) North. Range Eight 90
West Of the Second Principal Meri-
dian which said line is the south
right-of-way line Of the Gary and
western Railway Company. to the
north line of said right-of-way,
The following is list OF the
said opening together with the
amount Of such benefits and dam
ages and the names of the owners
and holders thereof and all inter-
estS therein.
Description of Property:
RiRht-of-way of the Gary &
Western Railway Co.. in south
east quarter (SE - of the
southeast quarter (SE 1-D OF
Section Six go. Township
Thirty-six (36) North, Range
Eight Cd West of the Second
Principal Meridian. and in the
the southwest quarter fSW Id
Section Five go. Township
Thirty six 1850 North, Range
Eight 80 West of the Second
Principal Meridian. Name Of
owner Gary & Western Railway
Co; benefits, $4,000, damages,
$4,000.
You and each OF you are believed
to be non-residents of the city OF
Gary. and are further notified that
the Board of Public Works will at
its regular meeting to be helt GA
the 10th day of April, 1922. at Nine
o'clock A. M. in its Office in the
CITY Hall hear and receive remon-
strances. II any, on account OF the
amount of any of the above assess
ments and awards.
BY order of the Board OF Public
Works.
WILLIAM r. PATTERSON
JOHN B. BURKE
Board of Public Works.
Attest: BLANCHE e. DOUGAN,
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HJRJCH e BICK

state and Calumet, phones $50
Id 1853 Hammond. 3:Z4
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NOTICE OF ADarrN1srRxru

NOTICE OF ADNIINLSTEAru
In the matter OF the Estate
Anton Kratochvil, DECEASED
2497.
Notice IL hereby given that
undersigned has been appointed
ministrator Of said Estate. by
Judge of the Lake Superior Cour
Said Estate Is supposed 10 be
vent.
AMERICAN TRUST g. SxvT
BANK, HAMMOND, INDIAN
Adininfstz
Dated March ~. 1922. S:24:3.
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FOR SALE-Modern six
room brick Bungalow on
Dyer Blvd, price 300;
Phone Hammond 22O8; III.
Hechler. s-24-l
SPECIAL
HOME BARGAINSi


room modern bungalow, nth
side, y block from Conkey ave cars,
oak floors throughout and oak trim.
newly decorated, good furnace, laun-
dry tray, immediate possession. A
wonderful buy at $4,000 with only
$3.50 cash down.
5 room new bungalow on East Side
one Of the most beautifully finished
homes in the high school neighbour
mood. Solid oak floors and trim
throughout, with long living room.
bookcase colonades, buffet. cove moul
ding. tile bath. kitchen cabinet, also
"ln-s-Door Bed" in living room, clos
ct giving you advantage of spare bed
room. Elegant fixtures. summer wa
ter heater, down spouts, big front
and rear porches. Fruit cellar. drive
way, in fact. every convenience that
town and will sell with only $500
cash down.
room new brick bun galow in fin
est residential section, south side,
has long living room with fire place
each doors to dining room, beau
utui buffet' concrete porch, OAK
floors throughout and all rooms al e
..eed Ihis attractive
n-ne IS being sold at a sacrifice of
$1,000 below cost with about one third
cash down. Reduced to $3.50.
s room cottage on north side with
so #. lot. all modern except heat
large rooms, garage for two cars. lot
newly sodded. Vacant LIST Of April.
Only $500 cash down at 1880.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS
IN ALL SECTIONS WITH FROM
$500 TO $1,000 CASH DOWN.
JOHN c. NOWICKI
Quick Sale Bargains"
Corner Oakley and Plummer ave
phone Hammond 2171. Open Even
ings. 3:24:1t
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FOR SALE

room bungalow on 37h IT lot.
Van Buren, St, 4 block from car
line. Modern In every detail, fin
tshed in hard wood including gar
age Price s425o. $3.50 cash, bal
ance as rent.
IT. lot. Van Buren, ST, one block from
car line. Furnace heat, finished in
hard wood. All built-in features and
strictly modern. Price $500. $500
cash, balance mortgage.
Two cottages on a so #. lot. Dou-
lights and bath. In very good condi-
ton Price $475o. $1,000 cash, bal
ance terms
room bungalow on IS # lot. Bee
ker st. Living rooms finished in
oak. Decorated throu ghout. Fur
mace heat, stationary tubs. fenced in
and planted with fruit trees Lawn
and shrubbery. Price $4,000. Part
cash, balance terms.
5 room bungalow on IS TT. lot. on
Bauer st. hot water heat, finished in
oak. Beautifully decorated. Also
garage. Price $500. Part cash,
balance terms.
room bungalow on 40 IT. lot, Ea-
ton ST. Built year ago. Hard wood
In living rooms. maple in bed rooms
All buiIt-in features. Beautifully
decorated Selling at great loss.
Price $500. $1,000 cash, balance
terms.
room bungalow on 81 #. lot.
Schultz ave. near Summer blvd. fin
ished in oak; all built-in features.
Price $500. $500 cash. balance as
rent
seven room one and one-half story
frame house on so IT. lot. Michi gan
ave. Hot water heat. finished in
birch on first floor. yellow pine on
second Decorated throughout. Ele-
CANT lawn, trees and shrubbery- Price
$4,000, $500 cash. balance terms.
room brick bungalow on IS f.
lot. Lyons St, facing haywood Park.
Finished in hardwood throughout.
Beautifully decorated, hot water
heat, has Are place. book cases, beam
ceiling, built-in buffet, etc. Brick
garage tn match house. Last years
cost. $4,000. VIII sell for a short
time only $3.50. Part cash. balance
terms.
room brick bungalow on so #.
lot Kenwood Finished In hard wood
throughout. Fire place, bookcases,
tile bath and all built-in features.
Beautifully decorated Garage IN
basement. Built for $4,000 last year
For. quick sale $3.50 $500 cash,
balance terms.
Have a s room cottage on 90 IT.
lot. on state St, near Fayette. now
renting for $50 per month. Elegars
investment for State St. modern but
heat. One of the lowest priced pieces
of property in this district. Price
$500. $4,000 cash. balance terms.
DTGIT o DTGK
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FOR SALE SOUTH SIDE
BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN
A snap for some live buyer. an all
modern room frame bungalow, with
garage and many built-in features.
Price only $4,000 $500 cash. bal
ance easy terms. Be sure and see
this.
H. A. BOEND1-R
Phone 37T4. corner Sohl st. and
Kane ave, Hammond. 3s24:2
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MISCELLANEOUS

ELECTRIC IRONS REPAIRED
Standard make. Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Co, Hammond store.
3:2f:tf
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING and
Paper Cleaning. also wall wash
ing and kalsomining. ordinary work,
ordinary prices. Fnone 523-J East
Chicago. 3.I4.z
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Toronto claims TO havsyz -nil
percentage OF telephones than
other city IN the British emil
one to every FIVE OF its fnhsbitd
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LEGAL NOTICES
IMPORTANT NOTICE

From today on no obligations Of
any kind will be recognized as
valid against the Lafayette Cafe at
East Chicago. Ind, unless signed
by my son, Lawrence, or myself.
ROCCO GIORGIO,
3-20-3 APO Forsyth Ave.
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NOTICE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIV EN- I:
That the Board of Public Works OF
the city of Gary. Lake County. In
diana on the 18th day of March,
1892. assessed benefits and awarded
damages respectively to the Hollow
ing named persons, owners or holQ-
err of titles of. or interest IN. the
lots set opposite the names OF each
of said persons respectively, as
benefits and damages on account
Of the opening of a Public Highway
from the south line of the Chlcaso'
way Company to the north line OF
the Chicago. Lake Shore and SCUM
Bend Railway Company. In GAR =
LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA
The part Of said highway whlch
it is necessary to open and appro-
uriate is described as follows;
strip of land sixty-six $3.50 feet
in width. being located thirty thr ee
(33O feet on each side of the center
line which is parallel to and two
hnndred thirty-two and forty five
hundreths (23245) feet southwest
erlv of. measured at right angles
from the southwesterly line OF the
right-of- of the PltIsour sh.
renpanv from the south line Of the
btof-wsv of the Chicago. Lake
shore and South Bend Halfway
Company to the north line OF salo
right-of- way a.. - III.
property benefited and damaseo ~
said opening together with tne
amount of such benefits ana danl-
ages and the names of the owners
and holders thereof and all inter
80 Description of Property: The
rirht-of-wsy of the Chlca o
Lake shore and South BenG
railway Co. in the West ma II
wv l-2) of the northeast quar- =
er INE 1-41 of Section SIX ~.
township Thirty SIX 90
North Range Eight (9 West OF
the Second Principal Meridi n.
Name Of owner, chicago Lar e
shore e South Bend Railway
Co: benefits. $4,000; damages
$4,000. ,.....a
You and each of you are believea
n he non-re sidents of the CITY OF
C.arv and are further not1hed ina ,
The hoard of Public Works VIII az
sfs regular meeting TO he hello on
Tho 1oth dav OF April. 1872 at Nine
ofc1cok 4 NJ. in its Office IN the
C,irv Hall hear and receive reIpon
strances. if any. on account OF Nhe
a naount of any OF the above assess
rnents and awards.
Rv order of the Board OF IubAC
VI = LEWIS f. BARNES
WILLIAM r. PATTERSON
John 3. BURKE
Board of Public Works.
Attest: BLANCHE %. DOIGAS;
Clerk 3-17-24-31
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Six rooms on first floor with up
stairs partly finished for addition
al rooms which car be completed at
small extra cost. - foot lot house
is we'll constructed. in excellent con-
dltion, finished and f1oored through
out in oak. full cement basement and
furnace. This presents an opportun-
ity either for home or rooming
proposition. Price $500 About So
0e0 cash required.
GOSTLIN, MEYN e. HASTINGS, INC
Corner Holman and State, phone
40 Hammond Open evenings. 1924
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-And and per
cent securities for sale, due 1 to
So months from date. Denominations
for s25 up. Real estate gold bonds.
Roe g. Petersen law. office. East Chi
caRo. Indiana. s:10:eow
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WANTED-MALE HELP

" An ~ 1Nacuum cleaner salesman
go0l Seliable man, living in Ham
nond, to sell Hoover's. one who has
an automobile preferred. Large com
missions. Edward c. Minas Co.,
hammond. (See Mr. Dahlkamp, base
Inent). S:233
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FOR SAIE-Private party viii sell
new $4,000 Bush and Lane Player
Plano with bench and 4s music rolls
at $3.50 This player has beautiful
walnut case, used only ten months.
cannot be told from new instrument,
(Sold per constable sale) guaranteed
good as new Terms can be arrang-
ed Call at once 577 Holman street,
nbo,e 900 Hammond 1924
FOR SALE-Modern s room bunSa-
low. 371a IT. lot, Detroit St. owing
to death in family must be sold and
is offered at a sarrifice. price only
$3.50. with $3.50 down. Phone 2slZ
Hammond. 5.zf