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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-16
PRELIMINARY IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED. BY the Board
of Public Works of the City of East
Chicago, Indiana. that it is desired
and deemed necessary to construct
on and along 15oth Street between
Forsythe Ave. and White oak Ave,
East Chicago. Lake County. Ind,
an Improvement as follows:
That the roadway of said 150th
Street for the distance and between
the points aforesaid. and the road
way Of all intersecting and enter
ing streets and alleys lying within
said portion OF said 150th Street
not Included in the roadway there
Of be improved by grading. curling
and paving the same with Plan "A''
one course concrete, Plan "Bi two
course concrete: Plan CO. asphalite
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
RESOLUTION NO. APPS.
STREET IMPROVEMENT RESO-
LUTON.


BE 1T RESOLVED. BY the Board
of Public Works Of the city OF East
Chicago. Indiana that it is deemed
necessary to improve Hemlook
street from the north line of 18Th
St TO the Southeasterly line Of
Michigan Ave. by resurfscing by
Plan A. Sheet Asphalt. Plan B. As
phaltic Concrete. Plan c. Tar Ma
eadam, or Plan d, Asphaltic Ma
eadam either of the above to be on
the old macadam foundation from
curb to curb uniform width of 20
feet. all as shown by plans. speci-
cations and profles. details and
drawings on file in the office of the
Department of Public Works of
said City, which said Specifications
are hereby approved and adopted.
the same being hereby Incorporated
herein and made a part hereof and
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND
INDIANA, MARCH TERM, 1929.
Matilda Rand VS.. Frederic Rand,
Cause No. 2169S. Action to Divorce.
Now comes the plaintiff by Nc
Mahon & Conoy, attorneys and files
her complaint herein, together with
an affinavit of a competent person,
showing that the defendant thereto,
to-wit: Frederick Rand. is not a
resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant is 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 he appears
and answers or demurs therein. at
the calling of said cause on the goth
day of June. A. d. 1922. the same
being the 10th 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 State. on the End Monday of
May. A. D. 1922, said action will be
heard and determined in his absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here
unto set my hand and affix the seal
Of said Court, at Hammond, Indiana,
this Sth day Of May, A D. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
tSeaD Clerk L. S. c.
BY: WILETTA CAMPBELL,
Deputy Clerk. 5;9:16.23
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REBUILT CARS

One Grove Elkhart.. $225.
One Ford panel top, S1T5.
One Chevrolet Baby Grand, Sou.
One Maxwell touring, $500
one Oakland touring, $500.
One REQ touring, $3.50.
One Cadillac sedan. eight. $500.
a real bargain.
Nc are oIen evenings.
Small payment down. balance
terms
We have a full line of REPUBLIC
TRUCKS now on hand.
REPUBLIC MOTOR TRUCK co.
4S6 Holman St. phone 15O Ham
nOnd Id =
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COMPANY

J. Arkin, Mgr.
ZAP f. State St. Hammond. 5:16
FOR SALE-2 computing scales, 2
count ers, / steel smoke house and
2 good pool tables. 101, 155th Place
West Hammond 5.16
FEMALE HELP COL
FOR SALE-Purchase one Everyday
Permanent Needle and get one free
today at 444 +. State St. Ham. 5:16:5
FOR SALE-Light reed baby buggy
like new. Price reasonable. ISL
Conkey ave. Hammond 5:16:2
FOR YOUR MANURE. Black Dirt.
Cinders and hauling call 1S35-M
Hammond. SIG
FOR SALE-Wil take small iron
safe as part payment toward Vic
trola or piano. Apply R. L. Smith,
ISL State St. Hammond 5:16
FOR SALE-Rabbits. full blooded
Belgian Hares. young and old.
Phone 3346 Hammond. 5:l6
FOR SALE-Player piano. bench and
rolls; dresser. Call 241 Lewis St,
Hammond 5:16
FOR SAILS piece parlor suite.
genuine leather. practically new.
very reasonable. Call $50 Summer
St, Hammond. 5:16:3
FOR SALE-Black reed baby buggy.
1882 Monroe st. Phone 1Ss8-W
Hammond u 6
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EXCEPTIONAL
room modern, well constructed
bungalow, on Detroit street, about
y block east Of Holman. SO TT lot
Long living room. large dining room
and large bed rooms. All newly and
nicely decorated. oak trim, tile bath
and conservatory. Owner living
out of town, will sacrifice. Price
$3.50. Only $1,000 cash. Balance
like rent
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FRANK J. WACHEWICZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains"
Phone 1917 Hammond. 153 State
street, Hammond 5:16:2t
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WANTED-Laborers, ten
hour day; Apply Ameri-
can Glue Co., West Ham
mond. 5-1s-tf
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Modern room cot
tage, golden oak floors, hot water
heat. so TT. lot, call los Detroit st.
Sold by owner. Phone <S70J Ham
mond. 5:9;15
FOR SALE@122 acres level black
corn and blue grass land, so acres
blue grass pasture will care for 25
head. 40 acres under pillow; 4 room
house, l mile town, pike road. 2 "a
miles Bass Lake, r. f. D., telephone,
fenced, two drainag bitches, Ono
sand hills) a splendid tract of black
land only $4,000. Act quick If you
want this. Claude S. Steele, Knox,
Ind. 5:12:5
FOR SALE-One acre of good gar
den soil and new Ave room bun
Salow, with bath and modern plum
bing water supply system in base
nent. Sess pool takes care of sew
age. Hardwood floors throughout.
colorado and built-in cupboard. hot
air furnace. no sewer or street as
sessments, no water rent, located
3-4 mile west of the corner of
Holman street and Conkey avenue.
through forest preserve. $500 down
balance like rent Low rate of in
terest. This is a real bargain and
will prove a good investment. Will
be on the ground evenings after
$3.50 p. m. VIM. J. Keller, owner.
Hammond. 5:13:3
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Man, exp. in
repairing and finishing
furniture; Apply at once.
Edward G. Minas Co.,
Hammond. b-11-s
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Leather case with keys in.
Kindly return TO Engineer Ham
mond Building. Hammond. 5:9:3t
LOST-Purse containing money ard
safety deposit vault key. Finder
phone 1300-W Hammond. Reward
5:1e:2
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE
On South Holman street. apt.
4 separate furnaces, close to town.
Price only $1,000 with $4,000 cash,
balance terms.
On south side. between Holman
and State. Line. apt. fats, 40 #.
one of the best fats in Hammond
Hot water heat. Price $4,000. good
terms can be arranged.
On south side close to Glendale
Park, a dandy bungalow, south front
Price $3.50. Would like to get 81
ESQ cash as first payment IL we can.
GUY W. EATON
103 Citizens Bank Bldg, phones
Hammond 1872 or 1s5. 5:16
BEST BUY IN HAMMOND
FOR SALE
Modern brick fiat on Williams st.
Price 81. 500. Heckler & Stinson
phone 1853 or 2206 Hammond. Open
evenings. 5:16;2
BUNGALOW AND
COTTAGE BARGAINS,
HOMES THAT WILL PAY FOR
THEMSELVES
room cottage, on Ash street, near
Chicago ave. good north side loca-
ton, no assessments, $1,000.
room cottage on Truman Blvd,
just east of Calumet ave. 3712 TT.
lot, all assessments paid, $3.50 with
only $3.50 cash down.
room cottage on Indiana ave,
close in, bath. brick foundation. all
improvements in and paid for. Only
$4,000, with small cash payment
dswn.
? family house of rooms and
batn each, electric, gas, improve
ments all paid. Rents for $40 month
our price for quick sale, $4,000. with
s400 cash
s room all modern south side resi-
dence with garage and beautiful i'm
assessments paid, $4,000. only $500
cash down.
5 room strictly modern bungalow
on Detroit ST.. near Holman, newly
decorated throughout and newly
painted. garage and drive, all i'm
into. Reduced to $4,000
FOR QUICK SALE BARGAINS"
CALL
JOHN G. NOWICKI
Corner Oakley and Plummer aves..
phone Hammond PHI. Open eve
nings. bio
FOR SAILS room cottage on Cam
eron St All modern, basem emit
furnace heat. electric and bath. Only
$4,000. $500 cash, balance easy
terms. Jno. +. Wilhelm & Son, 81
West State st. phone So Ham. 5:16
FOR SALE
6 room frame bungalow on 48 TT
lot, Drackert St, furnace heat, sta
tionery tubs. electric light, shades
and fixtures, coal bin. all built-in
features. large living room, tile
bath. story and half style, and has
stairway TO half story, where bed
rooms can be finished any time. dec
Grated throu ghout. This is not or
dinarily done but is built pergola
style and has very latest features
~ ~ "a c,
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PHONOGRAPH
BARGAIN

oA lGAlkA1IY
For party willing to complete
monthly payments of SO per month
on a beautiful full size cabinet phon
ograph including a selection Of rec
ords. All you have to pay is the
balance OF only s43. Ask for Miss
Lindbergs machine. 552 Broadway,
Gary. Ind. 5:15:6t
FOR SALE-Evinrude motor. for
boat. Used only 3 weeks. Call
1870 Madison st. phone 3072 Ham
FOR SALE-Upright piano. first
class condition, SIS; leaving town.
Call 1880 Madison ST., phone 3072
Hammond. 5:l5:3
ROLL ROOFING Rubber roofing.
red and green slate, plain and shin
gle effect Asphalt cement for re-
pairing roofs. cutters and Hastings
around chimneys. Phone 1870. The
Beckman Supply Co. Ham. 5:2:2
CASH SPECIAL FOR WEDNES-
DAY. MAY nth
Brass Curtain Rods. with this ad
each nc.
ZFNfnNn
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WANTED-2 experienced shearmen
in scrap iron yards. e. Pepper
Iron Co. Industrial Road and Mich
igan Central tracks, Ham. SIG
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE,-F1rsJ class delicatessen
and ice cream parloI. rent reason.
able. across from high school. 977
alumet ave-, Hammond. 4:3:tf
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WANTED-25 helpers to dig ditch.
35c an hour. 8 hours per day. Call
E. ". Dterst, foreman for Grinell
Company, at General American Tank
ar Co. East Chicago. ZIG: 2
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WANTED-Man cook in lunch room,
with references. II West State
St, Hammond. 5:16:tf
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Wiring and

Wiring and Fixtures
Lowest estimates furnished on
either wiring or fixtures; material
and workmanship full guaranteed.
Phone Hammond 1467. Thomas Beggs
5.5:12t
FOR SALE-New and used electric
motors and machinery, used mo-
ters bought in exchange. Special
lists in rewinding and repairing.
Hammond Electric Supply & Repair,
142 Sibley st. phone 3476 Ham. 5:11:tf
FOR SALE-B fiat cornet. Reason
able. SIS Chicago ave-, Ham. 5:13: 3
FOR SALE-Delicatsess grocery,
ice cream and cigar store. Sam
krangel. 695 Wentworth ave, West
Hammond 5:15:3t
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" AN IElp--Two men over age %.
married men preferred. to sell and
collect for large insurance company,
permanent position, salary and COM
mission paid weekly. Phone 3145 or
call Minas Bldg Ham 5:lh:2
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WANTED-Salesme satisfied start
about S35 week, because possibili-
ties unlimited. Apply between 6 and
) y. m. $50 Sibley St., Ham. 5:15:3
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" ANTED-By we'll rated Hammond
industry, young man stenographer.
in sales department. We desire
man, who can be trained to fill exc
cutive position Give all possible in
formation in long hand Address E.,
are Times Hammond sac: 2
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED Situation, experienced
advertising man employed, has
considerable spare time. Can han
die any part of your campaig n.
Write B-26, care Times, Ham. 5:15:2
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BEST BUY IN HAMMOND
FOR SALE
Modern brick flat on Williams st
Price 81, 500. Heckler & Stinson
Room 102 First Natl Bank Bldg
phone 1863 or 2206 Hammond. Open
evenings. 5:16:2
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BY: CORA D. ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. 5:3:l0;li
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MISCELLANEOUS

ELECTRIC IRONS REPAIRED
Standard make. Northern Indiana
Gas &. Electric Co., Hammond store.
3:24:tf
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT

Dated May Sth, 1922. 5:s:16:23
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WANTED-Girl, competent typist
with some stenographic experience
Permanent position. Phone liam
mond 81 for appointment. 5:16:lt
WANTED-Maid for general house,
work Apply ZOE Chicago avenue.
East Chica go. 5:16
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
y. E. Club Women
At Swampscott, Sept. 1914

All New England Club Women
will he welcome to the session Of the
New England Council Of Federated
Clubs to be held at SWampscott,
Mass, Sept. 1914. The Maine Fed
Grafton Will send ten delegates but
any club women who 50 desires, may
90, too.
Mrs Annie b Cole of Biddeford
representing the Art Committee Of
the Maine Federation, at the Nation
al Federation Biennial at Chau-
tauqua. arranged to have the Wat
Made in America means" material
sent to Dover-Foxcroft for exhibi-
tion at the Fall meeting Of the
Maine Federation on Sept. 20-22
The exhibit viii be explained as
well as exhibited and it is hoped Will
contain help for those clubs which
want some sort of an art program
but are at a loss just what 10 take
NJ.
The Roche memorial prize Of s25
for the best short story submitted
by A member of the graduating class
at the Eastern States Normal school
at Castine, was awarded this year
to the young woman holding the
Maine Federation Of clubs scholar
ship there.
one of the judges writes: Her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
Last Chance to See Arliss at Opera
House Today

There is a rare treat in store for
motion picture enthusiasts when they
see George Arliss in The Ruling
Passion" today at the Opera House.
Not only does The Ruling Pas
sion present Mr.. Arllss as the star
and in an entirely new role. but there
is one Of the strongest Of supporting
casts. This is the second Arliss pic
ture for United Artists. 1t is a com
edy drama and Mr.. Arliss picturizes a
kindly hearted philanthropist whose
chief aim in life is to bring out the
best in himself and those with whom
he associates; a chara cterizaton that
is an exact antithcsis to anything this
celebrated star has ever before pre-
sented.
The Ruling Passion" is based on
tho short story, Idle Hands" by
Earl Delr Biegers, which appeared
in the Saturday Evening Post. Briefly
il tells the adventures Of James AL
den. retired millionaire auto
mobile manufacturer who has worked
himself into a collapse. and been or
dcred to retire to his big country es-
tate He finds idleness more wear
ing on his nerves than work, 50 he
secretly goes into partnership with
young man in a small time garage
husiness.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
Malcolm Co.. 1ardn
Ha Ha

and in that way coal purcha sed BY
you, and already on the way TO you,
may be diverted. In other words, it is
possible that our entire supply Of hard
and soft coal Will have to be pur-
chased and distributed through this
central committee. and the industrial
user who thinks he has binding con-
tract may have TO take his chances,
unless he operates through this cen
tral committee.
In any event, the governor and his
committee ought 10 have immedi-
ately the information from our indus
trial users of coal with reference to
the stock they now have on hand,
and their requirements for the future.
to the end that if the Federal dis
tributor should rule that all coal re-
gardless Of existing contracts. must
he received by, and distributed
through, these state central orsaniza-
tions. you VIII be in position to re-
ceive just treatment in such distri-
button.
l therefore ask every industrial
user of coal 10 immediately by wire,
give the governor the information
herein outlined, 10 the end that our
central committee may be in a posi-
tion TO Immediately present Names
needs, and begin TO supply Names
wants. Let each corporation. or les
ser industrial user. Of SOFT coal feel
that the success Of our State Fuel
Distributing committee depends upon
his particular prompt acquiescence TO
this request.
| am not speaking for the governor,
but a M putting forth this statement i'll
The interest of industrial users of soft
coal, 50 that hr helping the govern
ol's committee they may be assisting
themselves.
Very truly yours.
BENZ. F. CLEANES,
Executive Secretary.
Associated Industries Of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
SECRETARY BAGLEY
MAKES A COMP ARSON

"WheneVer l see in the papers"
said Secretary Ba slcy. of the State
Board Of Charities and Corrections,
Friday, that some delinquent mem
bor of the community or a member
of some other community has been
told by the Judge or the Chief OF
Police that sentence will be suspend
cd If he gets out of town, l am re-
minded Of the little boy who was in
struCted by his father to clean up the
yard and had promised to do so. to
the best of his ability. That eve
ming. however. when his father re
turned home from the store and took
4 look at the yard, he became very
angry. Willie, he called, I thought
told you to clear up that yard Well
dad. did said Willie virtuously. 1
fired everything over the fence as
soon as could; but the kid next door
threw everything back when l went
down town for mother
'Of course it is.easier when we find
that some person who may be dis
eased or delinquent, and therefore a
menace to our community, belongs to
another town, county, or state, TO
give him permission or perhaps a
ticket to move on, but why pass the
buck? 1t is the most expensive move
there is and with other communities
doing the same. it is like the story of
the little boy, We throw the problem
into the next yard and someone else
throws II back. or into some other
yard"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
BENTON

Mrs. Cecil Strickland and daue hter
have returned to their home in Bos-
ton, Mass, after visiting with her
mother. Mrs. Edmond Walker.
Roy Crosby has returned to his
home in Albion after passing Sunday
in town with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lnvood Jones came
to this town Sunday last and held
services. Mrs. Calver, State secre-
tary was also present.
Next Sunday MIR. Jones will be
present and Mrs. Matte, if possible
1t has been some time since services
were held at the chapel and it is
hoped there will be a larger attend
ance than last.
Mrs. Herbert Gibson and daughter.
Miss Ruby, will leave Friday for
Indian pond to visit their son and
brother, Clarence, who has recently
moved his family there.
Mrs. Sadie Bacon has returned TO
her home, after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Abbot for a few davs.
Mrs. Mertie Bragg passed TUESDAY
in Albion visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Shores and
family and Miss Florence Germon
motored to OldtoNn Sunday where
they enjoyed the day.
Miss Edna Allen is employed in
Naterville at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rood have
bought the Ireland place, formerly
owned by his father and will move
his family there soon.
A. D. Mckenney was business
caller in Fairfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bragg and
young daughter have returned to
their home in Rockland after visiting
her parents. Mrs. Bragg was for
merly Lura Preston and has manv
friends in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
CHINA

WEST-Nr and Mrs. George Aver
Of SWampscott, Mass. who have been
guests of Mrs. Carrie Hescock for a
few days, have returned home.
Gladys Burgess, who has been at
tending Summer school at Farming
ton. has returned home.
Little Oscar Ward who has been
on the sick list for several days is
some better.
Mrs. Evelyn Howard passed Thurs
day at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Goddard
Edna Pearson Of Eassalboro has
been passing a few days at the home
of Mrs. Dan Hescock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Skinner visited
the home Of Mr. SINNERS mother al
Pleasant View farm on Sunday.
Quite number from this place
attended the play at East Nassal-
horo, given by Branch Mills talent.
WEST LAkESIDE-Sevc from
this place attended the play. Home
Ties given by the Branch Mills
Dramatic Club at East Nassalhoro
Thursday evening. Among them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05

were Mrs Ora Worth, Mrs. Florence
Clark, Floyd and Fordyce Fitzger-
aid, Allen Cloves and Charles Hunt
ington.
James Chase and sons, Otis and
Myron, were overnight guests We'd
nesday in the Worth home.
Mrs. Will Cloves and daughter
Lucille of Nassalboro, were in town
for the day Tuesday, accompanied
rs Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald. They We're
dinner guests Of Mrs. Ray Hunting
ton.
Charles Whittier Of Harmony was
a recent caller on friends and ac-
quaintances in this part Of the town.
enroute to South China, where he
passed several days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Haskell OF Au-
gusta. who have been passing their
vacation at South China, were call
ers Monday on L. w. Pope at the
home of Mrs. Ora Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamlen Of Gar
diner We're recent all-day guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Huntington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-05
Hospital Benefit

There was a record breaking at
tendance at the dance Thursday night
given at the Waldo pavilion as a
benefit for the Waldo County General
hospital, by the manager. Mr.. Little
field. 4 large number of the mem
bers Of the Belfast Dancing club and
many others from the city motored
out and added to the people from the
surrounding towns. the capacity of
the floor was taxed to its utmost.
Music was furnished b. Morgan's Or
chestra and those who have heard
this aggregation Of musicians for
years. were Of the opinion that they
never played so well before One
Hawaiian number was especially
pleasing. in which Mrs. Mckeen sang
the tenor oblicatto. Hammons carry
ing the air, and the other members