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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
Vocational School
Enrolment Grows;
Annual Report Made

Washington. Dec. 1s.-An enroll
ment OF 47,S2s pupils In the 4.s46 vo-
cational schools receiving federal
funds and operating under approved
state plans for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1922, compared with. 324.-
l247 a year ago. win be shown in the
annual report Of the federal board
for vocational education, 1t is an
nounced-s by Harry L. Fidler, vice
chairman. The number Of schools
compares with S,877reported at, the
end of the 1921 year.
Teachers in these schools NUNS
bered 1920, compared with 1O.066
reported last year" say the report.
The fiscal year 1s21-22 Witnessed
the greatest expansion in, the state
and federal vocational education pro-
gran, OF any year since the c0nstttu-
ton tof the board"
Special effort was made during the
past year in development OF the part
time school,. Accordingly. OF the total
enrolment, 228.655 pupils r in at
tendance at part-time schools, 1885,
835 at evening schools and 11S,sSS
at all-dayA schools. states the report.
classified by subjects .130,97S are re-
ported as studying in trade and indus
trial schools; 60,"36 in agricultural
schools; 1lS,7oS in home economics
schools, and 1891 in attendance at
general part-t!mc continuation
schools.
"Allotments available to the states
last year totalled $4.120,833.72 and
for the current year, ending June 80,
1923, the ,allotments will total 81
6~15,159.S2." the report declares. 1.-THE
states and local authorities spend
more for vocational education than
the amount Of the federal grant, max
ing the total amount expended last
year $14,770,142.65. of which $S,854.-
57O.25 constituted federal funds. OF
the balance, $4.514, 148.04 was pro-
vided by the states, and $~6.4O1.424.56
was provided by the local boards"
. The report will recommend to con-
gress additional support to enable
the board ton extend the work in the
fields of home economics and COM
mcrcial education.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
WOoDMEN TO BUILD
FOUR SANITORlUMS

Omaha, Neb.-The woodmen of
the World. a national. Maternal or
g%anization numbering 100000 mem
,bers. has begun the erection of a
tuberculosis sanitorium at San An
Of four such institutions for the treat
tTlent OF members to be built in diff
ferent parts Of the country. according
to w. A.. Fraser, sovereign COM
mander of the order.
The sanltorium will be in honor Of
members who made the supreme
sacrifice in the world war A monu-
nient to the dead heroes to be erected
on the grounds win be inscribed with
the names>of all Woodmen who died
for their country. ~ .h-
The sanitorium will be a recon-
structlon and enlargement of an old
Spanish mission. The main building
will be 800 feet long and OF three
stories with broad verandas. sur
rounding 1t on every floor, On these
porches the patients will live in the
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PAGE

open air the year round. An ad-
building. reaidencs 81
for nurses and assistants viii form
an attractive architecturaE efOup.i
The sanitorium win be ready to re-.
ceive patients BY April 81. Mr.sFraser
hopes. \
sites for the other institutions
have not yet been sclected.r MIR.
expected. Will be located at Saranac
Lake. n. "
The order proposes later to build
n home for its aged members and
for the orphan and independent chill
! dren. S S
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lGet A Free Calendar
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ARREST MANY
49,. s. IL .@T5es
!; IN WARSAW
Every Precaution Taken to
Prevent Disorders Fol
lowing Assassination.
tBy The Associated Press.l,

(By The Associated Press.l
WarAaw. Dec. 1s.-Thesgovernment.
IN Us efforts to determine whether q
plot existed for the murder Of Presi-
dent Narutowicz is continuing to eff
feet searches and arrests among the
Nationalist, and many high officials
have been arrested orr dismissed.
=. E~xtraordinary precautions against
possible disorders are being taken in
this city and in the mining regions.
The country generally is in mour-
ming for the late president and the
government has ordered all officers to
wear a crepe armlet for six weeks.
All big public entertainmentsa have
been suspended for the rest OF the
season in respect to the late presi-
dent. So =
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DEMURE MANNIKlNS
WIN THE APPLAUSE
AT FASHION SHOW

Lausanne.-Short hair and short
skirts won little favor in the fashion
conference which. Paul Poiret, the
Paris artist, conducted at THE Grand
theater for the fashionable crowds
gathered. in Lausanne for the Near
Eastern conference.
Ten Partisan mannikins displayed
more than4t00S costumes before the
exclusive, audience, which registered
its approval by loud applause, or
was deadly silent. when a mannikin
moved across the stage in a costume
which did not meet the fancy-of the
audience. S a\
It soon became apparent that the
girls counted more than the costumes.
It was difficult for q short-haired girl
ITO cali forth much applause from the
young diplomats who constituted a
greater part Of the male section of
the audiences. s~N n.
There were. mannikins with bobbed
fhair which WIS plastered down
straight. There were both blondes
and b%runettes with short hair, but
they attra cted little attention. *
All eyes were on the girls with
Ions. hair. regardless Of whether ut
was red, golden nor black. They got
all the. applause. And tho more
was. the sfeatersshef8 popularity Nth
the spsetstpEs- o,..s,, I
the discard, in the opinion Of the
international crowd gathered :sat
Lausanne, and the willowly girl sin
extremely long skirts and with plainly
dressed'hAir was IN favor, The prime
favorite among the m%anntkins q q
gray-eyed little Quakeress, with
brown hair parted in the middle, ant
simply Creased. Her suits and gowns
were all gray or blueSAnd whenever
she appeared on the stage the ap'
plause was deafening, while the
more flashy mannikins. walking with
sreat affectation and dressed in con
spicuous red ana yellow gowns, were
greeted with little enthusiasm. ".
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w.sps of the scaey .laid to rest" in san Diego naval cemetery
Enormous Reservoir
Nearing Completion

Cleveland.-An under-cover reser-
voir which will hold 1875, 100000 gal
Ions of water and will cost approxi-
mately SIS, 900, 900, now IS under con-
struction here. Engineers state that
the reservoir will be in use next year
but the entire waterworks addition,
started in 1914, will not be finished
before 1926.
The plant covers fifty acres and is
located in one of the city's exclusive
residential sections. The concrete
cover, supported by 1895 columns
thirty inches in diameter and forty
feet high, is 1860 feet long and $50
feet" wide. ~
| The reservoir will not be seer by
the ordinary observer, as it is plan
ned to cover the top with earth and
Ito make an attractive park on top,
with walks, shrubbery and artificial
lakes. @
Over the raw water conduit is the
chemical house in which are four
bins Shoidins cit tons OF chemicals
used In the publication Of the water.
In the mixing flume the water flows
down a slope at the rate of s1O feet
per second and it Is here that the
chemicals are mixed for the filtration
process. The mixed water then on
tiers the coagulatioA basins, four in
number, each holding 8,250,000 gal
Ions. These are of, concrete CON
struction with groined, archas roof.
The clear water reservoir, which 81
the largest of ath4&ssunAss consists d
two basins" offs reinforced concretS.
witheaGt storage CAPACITY Of. 125,000;k
900 gallons Of water .sufnd1ent; for 10
dsy'ssWaterS supply for Sthesclty.S @@
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
JAPAN WILL
/ / BE DRY NATION
/ IN THREE YEARS

III San Francisco, Car Dec. 19..-Japsn
Evil be "a dry nation within q few
years" declared David Starr Jordan,
Ischancellor- emeritus of Stanford uni
sversity who has just returned from a
visit Of three months in Japan.
81 1.-THE people over there forsee the
advent Of prohibition. DR.. Jordan
sM.aid. ~Many are aiding to bring it
e#abOut."
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FOUND NOT GUILTY.

Chicago, Dec. 1s.-Thomasi Walsh,
business agent for the sheet metal
workers union was found not guilty
by q Jury Sunday Of the murder last
december yof George Cast, a waiter In
a weinstube formerly conducted by
Adolph George, Jr. /: .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES
RI No>x. prsIDEN,T

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE CoUN-
TY, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, SITTING AT HAMMOND,
INDIANA MARCH TERN. 1922.
Mary II. Leuis VS.. William e.
Leuis. ct. al. Cause No. Elsie, Ac-
ton TO support.
Now comes the piaintin by VIII
liam J. WINERY, her attorney, and
files her complaint herein, together
with an affidavit OF a competen
person, showing that defendant
therto to-wit: William Z. Leuis.
is not a resident Of the state of In
diana.
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 appear
and answer or demur therein, at the
calling Of said cause, on the 18th
day of June, A. D. 1922, the same
being the Dist day OF the next term
OF said Court to be begun and held
in Room No. in the Court House
at Hammond, in said County and
state. on the End Monday OF May
A. d. 1892, 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 23rd day OF March. A. D. 1892.
HERBERT I. WHEATON,
(Seal) Clerk l. S. c.
BY: CORA u. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clerk. 3-75-St
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORMS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS. SIS: HAMMoND'
INDIANA, MARCH -. 1922.
tn WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the
poars OF Public Works Of the CITY o.
pamnond. Indiana, that it is desired
ard deemed necessary to improve
r,orest Avenue. from standard ave-
mn. TO Vine street. in the city OF
hammond. Indiana. by constituents
.hers,r between said terminal points
: cement side walk 5 feet wioe,
inches in depth as authorized oy Ina
movement resolution No. sei, auop-
ted bv said Board on the -fth ua'
Of March. 1922. ,-,r~ If
Al work done in the making y
said above described public iinpioN.
r,srt shall be in accordance WIN ."e
,ar,,s and orditions of the In
,ravement Resolution NO. ee1' auop
"a nv tho Road of Public WORKS. On
~. hove named date, and the oe
tai,ed drawings. plans, profiles ana
specifications which are no" on ms
and may be seen in the ONCE OF Seiu
Rosra of Public Works OF the city OF
Hammond. Indiana The Board o.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS, SIS: HAMMOND,
INDIANA, MARCH "a, 1922.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice IS hereby given by the
Board of Public Works OF the City of
Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired
and deemed necessary to improve
Holman street, Section ID" from
standard Avenue to Vine Street along
the west line only, in the CITY OF
Hammond, Indiana. by constructing
therein between said terminal points
a cement side walk feet wide, D
inches in depth. as authorized oy I'M
provement Resolution No. Ss6, adop-
ted by said Board on the cath day OF
March. 1922.
All work done in the making or
said above described public improve
ment shall be in accordance with the
terms and conditions of the I'M
provement Resolution No. $50, adop-
ted by the Board of Public Works on
the above named date, and the de-
tailed drawings, pIdASt kASho0 -
specifications which are now on ME
and may be seen in the office OF saio
Board OF Public Works OF the CITY OF
Hammond, Indiana. The Board OF
Public Works has fixed the l1th oas
Of April, 1922, at two o'clock p. M
as a. date for the hearing OF All per
sons interested or whose property Is
anected by said improvement ano
will decide whether the dement's tha'
| Will accrue to the property aouttine
and adjacent to the proposed improve
| ment and to said City VIII De equ~,
to or exceed the estimated cost OF
the proposed Improvement as estlifsl
ted by the City Civil Engineer.
A. ]. SWANSON,
JACOB WIKER.
Board of Public Works
DELLA MILLER
Clerk
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They also prepare maps when So
directed. A fight over the Cana
dian Pacific Rockies was made IN
September for the purpose Of as
certaining the feasibility of aerial
patrols for fire protection m the
National Park. Three days flying
there enabled the Superintendent
to cover all his territory and ex-
plore many parts never before
visited.
The lake region of Manitoba was
practically a sealed book before
air patrols began flying over and
mapping it. Inspection trips have
been made to LIE Pas and further
north. One of the most interest
ing fight excursions, 70 forssteTs,
was a ten days flying in the Tennis
kaming region OF Ontario to m
vestigate the spruce bud worm
situation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

Public Works has fixed the 14th day
of April, 1922, at two o'clock p. M,
as date for the hearing of all per-
sons interested or whose property Is
affected by said Improvement, and
will decide whether the benefits that
will accrue to the property abutting
and adjacent to the proposed improve
ment and to said City will be equal
to or exceed the estinsated cost Of
the proposed improvement as estima-
ted by the City Civil Engineer.
A. J. SWANSON,
- JACOB W1KER,
Board of Public Works
DELLA MILLER,
Clerk. 5Zo.4:l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

Fire is the greatest menace 10
Canada's 1,900, 900 square miles of
forests, a menace that has baked
mans puny fighting efforts until
today. Now the Canadian govern
ment has added an aerial feet and
force to its army of fire rangers
and the dreaded devastating de-
mon Forest Fire" is in fair way
to be checked.
These air patrols are under the
supervision Of the Forestry Branch
of the Department Of the Interior
which has divided the country into
sections and allotted to each an air
patrol. The flying machines are
equipped with wireless apparatus
for reporting new fires and the
progress of old ones, they also
often assist the fire fighters by
bringing them supplies.
Some conception Of the nnagni-
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that por-
suant to an order of the Lake su-
perior Court, dated March 2stn' 1S-%'
all claims against the properly
known as the David Johnson bunga-
,ovr located at - Dyer Boulevard,
Hammond, Indiana, also known @s
Lot Seven 1D. Block one W
as marked and laid down on the
recorded plat of Dyer's Secon'
Addition to the City OF Ham
rnond in Lake County Indiana
shall be verified and filed with tn
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tude of their observations and the

tude Of their observations and the
value Of the air service may be
CLEANED from the following rec
ords. The patrol that covers the
country west of Revelstoke in the
Canadian Notwithstanding Van
couver Island - embracing the
Fraser and Lower Thompson VAL
leys ms well as the Shuswap Lake
region, spent 43SA hours in the
air last summer and flew $4,000
miles, using four HIS 81 Flying
Boats and one F3 Twin Engine
Boat. By means of these craft it
is possible to travel swiftly great
distances and over sections mac
cessibie to the fire ranger who
must depend on his canoe and own
sturdy legs to cover his beat
Air patrols make reconnaissance
of the country over which they fly,
which are of inestimahle value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

HAMMOND, INDIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF WORKS
lfammond. Ind. March s1st. 1922.
NOTICE.
The Park Board OF the City o.
Hammond, Indis.la, VIII receive oiaa
m until April 7th, 1922, at t'0o
o.c,ocl p NJ. for the rental of
hni,a,pp TO be constructed in Har-
r,son park and the concessions IN
aide OF said Park to sell Ice Cream
Soft Drinks. etc. This concession
- cover the years 1892. 1888. 1924
and 1925.
The Board reserves the right "
reject any and all bids.
w. r. BEATTY
HARRY H. RUFF.
A. NJ. TURNER,
GUY YOUNG,
Park Board.
DELLA MILLER. Clerk. 3-2S; Al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

Clerk OF the Lake Superior Court on
or before 400 O'Clock in the after
noon OF April sth. 1922, otherwise
Will be barred and cut of from par
ttcipation in the proceeds of the sale
OF said real estate, and the assets in
the hands OF the Receiver thereof.
JOHN E. WOLF.
3 ss-4-i Receiver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS
BOARD AND ROOM

NTED-Roomers and boarders-
$50 Hoffman st. Hamm ond. Good
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Reunited Through Ad..

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
NEW YORK, March.-"It pays to
advertise" Mrs. Raymond Day OF
Atlantic City, after searching ten
years for her mother, from whom
she was separated when Il child, in
serted an advertisement in New
York newspaper. Two days later
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4l:S:15
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that L nave
filed in the Office of the Lake Su-
perior Court my petition for the
change of my name 20 Emil Jar
chow and that said petition VIII
he heard by the court on the second
dav Of Nav. 1922, March Term, I'VE.
t,ause No. sl5e1, Room !.
MRS. Anderson,
4I.s:15. Deputy Clerk of the Court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

she received q letter from her
mother, Mrs. Mamie Muir Fisher.
who resides in Philadelphia. They
have been reunited.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--SingIe room on 4th floor
Hammond bldg. Hammond. I:Ze:tl
FTJR RTET-OfYice in best down
town location. Apply 631 Holman
st Hammond 5.1S.ll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

TIMES published (WEEKLT)
HAMMOND. INDIANA Cor April l. 1922.
STATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY OF LAKE. U.s. SS2s
BEFORE me Notary Public In county aers
aid personally appeared H. Moe Who having been duly swoI
and that he is the Business Manager
rb Times Newspapers following the best of hi
ANA Oeg etc Of the
% the shown in the above caption required
1912 embodied in Section AS Postal Laws and p
l. That the names the publisher. editor
managing editor. and business managers are:
pu snsna IL Tue LAKE COUNTY PRINTING
a pubfAs . ~ al warren ST. ITaIanoad
business R. sS4 Holman St. Hammond Ind
dsdaa owners cooperation its ard name:
McHe es5s Euclid avg oheaso IN III
William WILLIAMS York ioIet J. NJ L
! < 4 Par9y' "A Warren St. Hammond.
That the known boDdhoders, and other ~
curiy holders owning or holding per cent or more Of h
s ape none o. so poH statel None.
That above giving the names OF
the @ @ @ and security holders a.
tan mol on oon the the books Of the but also
stockholders security holder appears upon the
81 tho person corporation for whom sssh
Contain statements full knowledge and bo
holders aud security not appear the
books Of ne n bn that Of bonde owner and this aniant
has believe that any other person. ASSOCIATION
stock bonds securities than stated by bin.
THAT the o each issue of this
distributed through the mails other
subscribers during the SIX months preceding the
above is tIals information as required
from daily publications onlyJ
r. H. McEIIE, Business Manager.
sworn subscribed before this LIST day of APRIL
(SEAL) H. "a GoODLANDs
(My commission expires August 25 1927
made in duplicate and both cope
Postmaster who shall send
division Classification
tho other in the files OF the Postoa
The this statement In the secon
issue printed next after
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Il. NJ. GoopLAND.

commission expires AUGUST 70, 1871
duplicate both
shall
70 the Third division Cassifcationh
the files OF the Poston
publish OF Secoms
printed after its fling
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8 ROOM HOUSE

All modern. ali street improve
ments paid Truman avenue, East OF
Calumet ave, $1,000. This place Is
worth $1,000. Bargain for someone.
One-half cash.
see w. ]. A. MOLSSERGER
see Columbia ave, Hammond. 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01
AUTO ACCESSORIES
SACRIFICE SALE


Slightly used tires. 30xs. $3.50
soxsh, and 32x31z. $3.50. All large
sizes up to ard including 37x5. $3.50.
If any of these tires prove unsatis
factory within 90 days. return same
with receipt and get another for half
price Phone 1892 or 3389 Supreme
Tire Shop. Pummer ave. and Holman
street Hammond 329:4
VTLCANIzING AND TIRE REPAIR
ING. Second Hand Tires for sale.
Prompt service. Petit and Starts
man, 675 Holman ST.. phone 1893
Hammond. 3:2S :eodl4t
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meetings cF~
cry Sunday and Wednesday. s p.
m. Everybody welcome. FREE.
go State Line st. Phone Ham
mond 1916.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE

EE---240 acre farm for
stock or rentals. AIT
anywhere. Write us
Stauffer Realty Co,
Al
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MOTORCYCLES

Sold on easy paymentf-
SLIGER BROS.
Distributors for Indian Motorcycles
514-16-1S Holman ST., phone isann
mond 122. 20 -
FOR SALF-EIenderson motorcycle
1916. excellent shape, $50 Phone
1851 Hammond. I
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u ANTED-fra Traffic men, railroad and
shipping clerk under 40, desire 70
sdvance and become success in trar-
lc profession. Write for an inter
view
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDDLOGY. FREE. SPECIAL NJ
MBER, just out, containing many
facts of clover land in Marinette
County. Wisconsin If for a home or
am investment you are thinking OF
buying coed farm lands, where farm
ers grow rich. send a once for this
special number of LANpOLOGY. 1t
IS free on request. Address Skid
more-Riehle Land Co, ao5 Skidmore-
Richie Bldg. Marinette, Wis. l;7:76t
FOR SALE-37ls #. lot on Van
Buren, st., Hammond. Inquire 1915
Olcott ave, East Chicago. 1855
FOR SAILS SIS acres with room
cottage, large barn and chicken
coop. Sixth house south Of Standard
ave. on LYMAN st, Hammond S:3o:s
STATE ST. BARGAIN
room modern bungalow. with
? lots. garage. near Calumet avenue.
only $3.50. Need $1,000 cash, bal
See ". J. A. MoLsBERGER
$40 Columbia ave 1Ean Al
TOR SALE-Afodern 4 room bunga-
low, south side. II block from car
line. Holland furnace, stationary
tubs, oak floors. large rooms, cleo
trio lights. newly decorated, kitchen
back porch; small cash paymeal I,
| balance $3.50 Per month. including
interest Hargis & Moore Co. zoz
Hammond Bdg, phone S21 Ham,
mond 3:30:3t
FUR SAILS room house, $1,000,
either cash or payment. Call 4s47
| Alexander ave. East Chicago. $3.50 g
FARMS FOR SALE
35 acres. good buildings and stocks
Price 5000.
% acres, . houses and stock Price
5000.
60 acres, no stock. price $1,000.
43 acres, no stock, price $4,000
Also 30 acre. so acres and 100
acre farms, near Porter, Indiana
For information call s. Do|ate. 25of
Moss st, phone 447o Gary, Indiana
3.2n:3t