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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-12
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-FEMALE SO

HELP WANTED-FEMALE 50 WANTED-We need women experienced in fancy work; materials furnished lib- efal pay enclose stamped envelope for particulars. Underwood Art Goods Co.,, Wholesalers. Portsmouth, O,
 LADIES' Everywhere, full or spare time. make S60 weekly selling waterproof washday aprons. sanitary aprons, belts. handbagsi sample free. Miller Mfg. Co, Cleveland, o.
 HELP WANTED Male, Female 51 WANTED-Reliable person man or woman, in the following countless Mad isah, Jackson, Marshal. DeKalb. Gull man and Winston to demonstrate and sell on commission. the Perfection De hydrator; new invention for drying fruits and vegetables, small amount Of money required to secure county agency write call for detail. E. T. Giers lll0 9th Ave. s., Albany, Ala. BECOME city mail carriers, men IT 10 45 commence $1l6 month steady work vacation. For free sample examination questions apply today sure. Address J.41 care Age Herald.
 LOOKING FOR A POSITION ?-Cau at | 21S Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. Free registra- ton, no commission, and Protection at cost. Best proposition on earth. l TYPGSTS-Prepare authors manuscripts for publication S25 S100 weekly spare time; send stamp for particulars. R. j. Garnes. Authors Representative, Talla- pOosa Ga.
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SEE MANAGER 63o Jefferson County Bank Rldr.

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 have a vacancy in this territory al present for a man 10 handle our large line of advertising calendars and specialties; a line where hard con scienuous effort wilt bring results and build up permanent and profitable trade previous experience in this line not essential, commission proposition . interesting all-year round work, not q side line, write today for full particu- lars Geiger Bros IT Nevada st.. New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-12
STORES FOR RENT

s1o N. 18th st., 2oxso. good business lo' ton; alley entrance; plate glass fro call us for price.
 1922 sd ave, on grade floor. 1928 Sd ave, on grade floor or.......... |
 MOTION REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT


 Highland ave. and 3oth st. (So1 or
 s05 30th st.) and 5-r. brick apt. 70 7ta N. 25th st. 5-r. house .....,. 40 6lo0 lst ave, 5-r. apt. .......... 40 TIPS Marshall ave-, s-r. cottage 65 1901 Allen st., rooms .......,,, 70 doiS N. 18th st. 4-r. cottage ''''. go 300 s: 18th st., rooms ...,..:.; 65 1909 18th ave. S., 7-r. apt, heated 7S 1914 Sylvan ave, rooms ...... so 917 Woodland ave, splendid I-r.
 bungalow ......'.,'. '.....,''.''- ts I417h Tuscaloosa ave, Ar. apt. 20 1923 Tate ave, 4-r. cottage; will
 paper ...........,....... 25 S31 N. 17th st., 3-r. cottage ...... % 5e12 10th ave, N. s-r. modern cot s1. ,afs 18th .; S. room. aS i3ii 12th court. N. 10 rooms,
 baths, servants room. garage and
 one-hslf acre ground; best part
 Fountain Heights ..........A.. 75 9o7 S. 17th st, large, modern home, l7s5 n ists FsSm: ave. feths N. sl :oit..: nss g sale cheap ................... ss 231e 18th ave, N., Ar. cottage =. 22 72Sh S. 18th st.. Ar. apt .... 55 TIP 18th st., S., 4-r. cottage .... 2s 71th Peyton st t2sth st. and .. 1oisS Ayf \. ao :.th .rl se. se :.sr. and I-r. 30 322i N. ssth st. store asd s-r. apt. 20 1432 Allen st, Ar. apt
 417 N. 18th st.. roona ....... 5o 1897 10th ave. S.; ST, baths =. $
 LOUIE REESE & co.
 5o7 TITLE GUARANTEES BLDG.
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GENERAL OFFICE MAN

Wantedi young man for EenoraI offico work must have practical experience in
 detail office work, be able 10 use type writer and furnish good reference For further information calf at 485 Empire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-12
STENO-CLERICAL MAN

Wanted. for Immediate opening must be Al 'stenogra pher and have knowledge of routine office work this position is with large industrial plant and offers good opportunities for the right man
 SEE MANAGER
 s2o Jefforaon Gonntv Isank Rlhr
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WANTED-First-c class forwarder and fin isher to take charge og bindery; A hours; state salary wanted in first let ter. Chronicle Publishing Co.,. Ltd, Alexandria La.
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AGffNTS-$5 to SIS daily easy; your pay anteed hosiery, must wear or replaced free no capital experience required just show samples; write orders; we de- liver and collect elegant outfit fur nshed all colors and grades including silk Dept 794, Mac-O Chee Mills Co.,, Cincinnati O.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT I21s
BUSINESS SERVICE (

NOW'S the time; don't be slow; our phone IS Main 6S90, watch our service, it's Inc pest; all we ask is little test; brick, sand, cement. plaster, roofing Hue lining. etc. Tiger brand finishing hme. R. A. Mcleod Mastering Co, 1sI6 lst Ave,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-12
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE 49

wANTED-sp Specially salesman. salary and
 commission. Neat young lady soda dispenser. White stone mason. Cordwo0d cuttera- Combination sawmm blacksmith weIder. White man cook (out townl. Colored couple farm hands. Two colored girls for cafe Settled woman cook. Ten colored coal miners. Colored nurse. Maids. others.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
WH|TEzEL AND REES
ACQUIRE HERTZ STOCK

Through a deal which was closed to-
day, the arm Of whitezel & Rees, pro
rrietors OF the state street store, rur-
chased the entire stock OF the Hertz
department store. located at 255 State
street
Mr. Hertz opened teh store about Eve
months ago and, true to his prom Sc.
nut in extensive stock Of dry goods
and ladies' wearing apparel wh;cn was
one Of the most complete in me city.
Every article and every yard Of goods
was new
Conditions arose which caused him
to decide to retire from the field for
a time at least and he offered The stock
to whitezel & Reese at an attractive
BY taking the entire stock a price
was quoted which is said to have been
ridiculously low. The purchasers as
sure the public that they will bene1t
through the deal for q real bargain
festival wilt be put on which VIII per-
init everyone IN the Calumet region to
participate. A special sale will be held
as soon as the stock has been moved
TO the whitezel & Rees store and
placed on display.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

Schultz moved that an ordinance De
prepared authorizing the M c and /
n B. railroads to provide gates and a
Watchman at the Forsythe avenue
crossing, Subway, Gibson where two
men were killed when struck by a
train Monday. Passed
Schultz moved that the ordinance
providing an annual license of $50 be
paid by purveyors of near-beer be
tabled It was Wolf IN discussion
said the measure would make boot
leggers out OF every soft drink pro-
prietor. He advocates a license of $50
year.
senger and White secured passage
OF measure authorizing Chairman
Keeler to appoint a committee Of five
councilment, actively interested In
sports, to cooperate with the park
board in purchasing land. laying out
parks, Fairgrounds. etc The mayor
Informed the councilment that II they
would read up a little bit about the
park board" they'd find that body was
entirely outside any interference or
Jurisdiction Of the council and can do
virtually as they please. answerable
only To himself. The mayor appoints
the board
a resolution passed by the Rotary
club and urging concilIation with the
public utilities rather than unintelii-
gent beckling was accepted by council
and made q matter Of record
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
PHYSICIANS At
ANNUAL FETE

The doctors Of Hammond and sur
rounding cities attending st. Margarets
were the guests Of the hospital last
evening Dinner was served at seven
o'clock and found about forty medical
men in abundance. The staff OF the
hospital meets monthly The aim OF
the meetings strives TO keep step with
the progress IN the medical world. ad
Using the Sisters that both doctors
and hospital may give their best to
the public
The meeting Of February was held
jointly with the banquet. The busi-
ness activity or the month was offer
ed BY the retiring chairman OF the
staff. Doctor Write. Rev. Father Berg
was announced as the speaker or the
evening The address Of the Reverend
speaker was able, touching the history
OF medicine and drawing it's relation
er Berg concluded voiciug appreciation
OF the work OF the medical staff, SIS
ters and nurses in the training school.
The chair thanked Fa ther Berg and
others were called to speak. The gem
eral trend or talk was Instructive. so
cfa1 or fraternal and tinged with en-
pausfasr-. The meeting adjourned
nurses and all who aided IN making
the evening a success. The city is again
the beneficiary for the annual event is
another step in proficiency within its
medical circles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
MUCH But NO PROGRESS IN TAY OR MOVIE MURDER
STANDARD CAR co.
OFFICIALS TALK
At KIWANIS CLUB

H r Allison, purchasing aseut FOR
the Hammond plant OF the Standard
Steel Car CO.. gave the "oral boost at
the weekly luncheon Of the Kivanis
club yesterday.
Mr.. Allison told the history Of the
steel freight and passenger car which
originated in Pittsburgh twenty EIGHT
years ago and resulted in the forming
OF the Standard Steel car Co, which
is controlled by Andrew Mellon, sec
rotary OF the treasury.
He also told how the western plant
o. the Standard happened 70 be locs-
ted in Hammond
w. d. Webb was sent 10 Chicago TO
ind a suitable location IN the Chicago
district He took an auto trip through
the Calumet region and stopping in
Hammond droeped IN 70 nee the post
master
Mr.. Webb didn't suppose the post
master would have land 70 sell. but az
II happened the postmaster was the
late Billy Gostifn
Result: Mr. Webb never got cut OF
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
DEATH IN
YORKVIL.L|..E:
STEEL STRIKE
Machine Gun Turned OnStrikers
Who Attacked Strike Breaker
Early This Morning
tlaTERnArloAA asSs SERVICE,


YORKvILLE. Ohio. Feb. s.---One
man was killed and number injured
during riot early toda. at the YORK.
Vile plant OF the Wheeling Steel Cor
pora1on. The plant. idle since last
July, due to a strike, resumed opera
tions yesterday threatening mob
appeared before the plant at ) O'Clock
TITS morning and a machine gun open
ed Ere.
A crowd OF more than 1000 strikers
Is said 10 have attacked a strike
breaker az he left tho plant when
the trouble assumed more or less seri-
Gus aspects a machine gun was turn
ed on the striking employees.
The dead man is Elmer Coz, s4e. and
married.
Before reopening The plant Tuesday
the company IS said to have brought
In so armed deputies and several ma
chine guns as trouble was feared.
According to Mayor Harry Coss OF
YorkvilIe. the guards opened ire on
the men without provocation and after
they had been warned by Sheriff Ed
ward Lucas OF jefferson county, not
to do so.
About I5o strikebreakers were
brought from McKeesport, Pa. yes
terday.
Coss was shot down beside the ma
yor's home which IS directly opposite
the mill gate.
Andrew watkins, member or the In
ternationaI Executive Board OF tho
Miners Union. today sent telegram
asking the governor to send troops 70
maintain order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
FIND NEW LOVE LETTERS
IN TAYLOR DOM|C|LE

with ths wind wt1stliAg outside trying
to hsrmsnizs with tha faint swee
strsias a. inusle esuilHg fFesa eur vie
trsls. And then yss's have Ia srzt sp
and take eft the record. OF ceussa.
dsfi't mind sAat. dear. Did you really
sappese snseaaea yeu 10 taha ears ef
is4s iihe g baby.
oh Ae. ssr this Is mY part. I'5
rvasp Aas aHst tshsy Hsha tbs sweet
esd Htsie dust caps. ysa know, asss the
fresh ribbons On tbs snowy wlats cur
tlaliss aaa feed shs eiFss szaa az The
fsvrsrs. and. Oh, vas. ssa tbs sSAss AMI
heiy you wash the dishes and thea In
~f'a SO ts ny TesHa aSd pat an sstIse-
thiils. sofs and aswsng, Then 10 lie 81
the csusb and waIt FER yoa. | might
fsli axieep. Ger 3 fire always makes me
drswsy-theE I'd waAe TO hnd twe
Eirsng Germs around me ard trc dear
lips pressed 90 Mite ia g isas. sweet
=.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
C. O.P. TO SELECT
CHAIRMAN TONIGHT
L .Lundgren's Point Cafe Be
comes the Scene of a
Hot Fight.

One OF the hottest chairmanshir
agfts IN the history OF the republican
party OF Lake county will end tonight
at Carl LGndgrer's restaurant at
Robertsdaie when the precinct com
mitteemen meet 70 accept the reslgna- =
ton OF John Killigrew and elect his
successor.
FACTS mIsREPHEsENTED.
Despite misrepresen "a ton OF the
facts Cleveland IS strong in Gary. To
inJuxe his candid2cy IT has been said
hrst. that he was a Beveridse man, and
second. that he would move the Gary
headquarters to Hammond
Cleveland Is neither q Beveridge or a
New man and as county chairman has
pledged that he Will be strictly neutral
in the primary dght. He has said era
phatically that be has 10 intention
moving the part. headquarters.
The south end OF the county Is Claim
ed by Cleveland workers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
CITY DADS
Do BUSINESS
LAST NIGHT

City council met last night in reg
ular session There vas no consider
able amount q debate on any question.
Perhaps the most significant feature
OF the meeting vas the alacrity with
which councilrnen voted down a mo-
ton to send the city engineer 70 Wash
iagtcn as delegate to the waterways
convention there. This followed unani-
nous passage Of q motion to send
Mayor Brown as delegate. The
mayor wanted Mr.. Bridge to so to.
Mr. Reissis voiced the desire in the
form Of a motion. There was no debate
but with a suddenness and stifeninE
that evidenced a resentment against
any inference that they were obsequi-
ouhly obedient to the crack of the my
thical Administered ton whip the council
men with ten sharply enunciated
nays" simultaneously pigeon -holed
Mr. Bridges hopes of trip TO the
capital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
BY CHARLES f.. HUGHES

tSTAF CORRESPONDENT l. n. SEsWcEJ
LOS ANGELES. Calf. reb g.
While the attention Of Officers work
ing on the William Desnons Taylor
murder mystery today was centered
on unearthing hitherto yelled secrets
IN the life Of the slain director and
woman widely known sn the a1m
world. It was understood there vas
essii1 great activity at police headquar-
srs regarding the search for Edward
p. Sands. former sscretary-~ale4 of
the victim.
Reports were current that officers
detailed 10 Investigate the Sands angle
oe tbe mystery made progress during
ne night by developing clues tending
% show that tbs missing man may
nave had business relations with two
ard POSSIBLY three women OF the
rinsznS world. No hint was given to
nsws2aper men what these relations
were.
IL was said officials os the district
attorneys Office are taking an active
interast in the inve CATION today
This was regarded as Indicating an
early grand jury probe OF the ca.e,
together with poeseoly a direct charge
against Sands, BY the district attor-
ney.
A. soiled handkerchief, bearing the
inids1 "S~. was found near Tayior's
body when q was picked Up last
ThurEday morning. according TO q
statement from detectives today. Po-
Ice believe the handkerchief was
dropped by the murder, either before
ire fatal shot was hred or during the
4 rev mystifying fact was thrown
into the case when detectives reported
that the letters written by Mabel Nor
rnand to Taylor. had been returned TO
the arctress after being missing for
several days. Reports was made to
the police the dag after tho directors
body was found that a bundle Of let
ters. penned to the murdered man by
the popular star had rnyst erfously dis
ssprcared from the Taylor home
While Miss Normand protested to
officers that there was nothing OF i'm
portance IN the snissives, the police
were eager to obtain possession Of tho
missing letters and to solve the nys-
fery OF their disappearance from IN.
home OF the murdered man. The &C
tress stated that she desired them
9nly because Of certain andearing
terms contained in them, which she
seared might be uisconst nstrued in the
light Of developments in the sensa.-
tional murder.
At the Normaad residence today de-
NAL was made by representatives Of
tho actress that the letters had been
returned. The actress was still re-
ported prostrated following her col
lapse yesterday following Intense ex-
citement that ensued a the funeral or
the hlm man.
Officers are at work 20 suhstantiate
the report that the letters were re-
turned and added that thorough
probe will be made to learn who had
taken the rnissives from Tayicr's home.
While investi gators report that Ger
tain interests IN the motion picture
colony are bringing heavy pressure 20
bear IN an attempt e. throttle
thorough investigation Of tie case.
other factions are assisting tie en-
thorities n averv possipie way to ruu
down the murderer. regardless of The
prominent pereonages in the cinema
world who may be dragged into the
lirnelight By what Is developed.
The mystery Of the case had been
lContinued on Page Fiya)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
INTERNATIONAL sEus ssnylsEi

LOS ASGELEs. Calf. Feb. s.-4B-
other coda love letter, found In the
effects os William Desmond Tsylsr,
was repiizAsd he-s ts5z5. The name
OF the woman who wrote = wss nst
attached TO the G1isslvs. vhlek was IN
coda said to bs very easily deeipher-
cd. TaAt par. OF the tent % tbs let-
ssr made pualss f0lIowsi
What shall cali YOU yss WONDER
tu1 man You srs standing an this lot
tho idol os Ell seorsns oos1spaay. Yes
havs Just sGnss SvsT ana put pour seat
oa Tny chair. wsat &c go away With
you. Up ia the hills or anywhere sust
30 we'd ba alone-ail alone, in "a
beaut!fu; little woodland ledge. You'd
be cook (Es can only make tea>-,and
setch the water a1d build the nTe-
Wouldn't Il be glorious to s't IN
big coxnTy couch by ocsy warm flre
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
TAYLOR AND MABEL
HAD A QUARREL
INTERNATIONAL NEws sERvicEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
Los ANGELES. Feb. IA side
Light on ths private life OF william
Desmond Taylor, concerning his re-
lAt1ons with Mabel Normand, aim
r, was revealed to-day by Howard
Fellows. chauffeur for the murdexsd
director.
Fellows declared that on Mew
Years Eve while hs was driving the
couple home from a fashionable
hotel party they had a uar,-eI and
became somewhat excited. The
chauffeur said:
"Aftar TaylcT took N1ss Eornard
home and returned 90 bis apartment,
he began weSp1ug. Next day he took
some jeweiry to Miss Nornand at
her home"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
SUE BECAUSE
OF ACCIDENT

william r. Abblett and John Bar
ida Of the Transfer & Carriage Co, Of
Hammond, have fled suit for $500
da rlases against the II. w & T. G.
street railway COMPANY because Of an
accident which occurred OF Sheffield
ave, in Hammond, Dec -. 1921. \
street car is said to have struck one
OF the plaintiff trucks which was
loaded with household goods. The
truck and ITS contents were damaged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
ALL SET FOR
MINSTREL SHOW

All is set for the X Of 9. minstrel
that tomorrow night opens tvo-day
ruin at the Parthenon theacer.
Why waste space telling about the
wonders Of this marvellous medley OF
melodies, maids and bon mots. Every
body knows the reputation Of K. Of c.
entertainments in these parts. They
are always. crowded. The trouble ever
has been 20 find seating room sufri-
cient
Which leads to the question
Are there any tickets left?
Yes. at
Armstrongs JeweIry store.
Hammond Candy Kitchen.
Carroll and Newton g.
Get yours tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
(BULLETIN)

fIrTERNlTIONA- HEN5 5EEsL-t
CHICAGO. Feb. 8. - Hcrbers
Mullaney, "a. desperate jewel
bandit who shot down Detective
Sergeant James Kane and was
himself wounded Saturday after
a holdup, leaped to his death
from the sixth Aoor of the South
Clark st. station today. The man
iurnped from the bundle cage in
the bureau of Identification. He
struck on his face, breaking his
neck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
lRuLLETINl
INTERNATIONAL MEMS sERvlGE

INTERNATIONAL NEWs sERVl-El
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. e.-Six
persons were known to be dead
and y were listed in police re-
ports as missing when workmen
dug into the ruins of the fire.
swept Lexington hotel today in
the hope of recovering bodie.
which are believed 70 be buried IN
the debris. The walls of the
building collapsed. Police were
hopeful the work Of clearing
away the wreckage could be COM
pletcd before nightfall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
(BULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS StFVICE
BELFAST, Feb. 6.-A violent
wave of lighting. caiding and kid
mapping rolled through the Ulster
counties of Tyronnc and Ferma-
nagh today. Ten Unionist lead
crs and eight constablcs were re
ported TO have been seized and
carried off. Jocelyn Booth, father
Of the Countess Markiewicz. was
kidnapped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
lRuLLETTNl

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 8. -
Mrs. Mary Brezina. mother of ten
children, was shot four times and
killed in her home here shortly
before noon today. Her husband.
James Brezina. is held BY police
charged with murder. i had an
argument with my wife and fred
one shot" Brezina told police
officers who found him in a high
" excited state near his home
where the body of hi. wife was
later found.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
BULL.ET1N
rrNrEFNArfoNAL NEWS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERylcE1
M1A1ET. fla, Feb. e-Author1<dea
here today ss4d they nad been asked TO
watch 1or 'CDarpe< Dam Collins, al
tsged gambler who Is wanted in xsoH
Angeles for Questioning IN connection
with the murder there OF william
Desmond Taylor. Ponce declared Cos-
Tins has not been placed under arrest
but tnufInatsd they had received infor-
NATION that Collins ia either hsre novw
or enruuss % Miami
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
(RIJILETIN>
IInTERNATloNAL NEws sERvlcEI

1NTERNATIoNAL NEWs 5ERVICEI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8. - A
Negro soldier was lynohed at Is
sur Tile. France, for beating out
a white boy time with French
girl" Philip Bell, a Negro Of
Memphis. Tenn, declared today
before the Senate committee IN
vestigating charges of Senator
Tom Watson Of Georgia that
American soldiers were illegally
executed in the A. E. F.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
WANTED TO co IN
THE HOTEL BUSINESS

C'hrist KaiTas. OF Gary. has longed
to be propr ietor cf a hotel At last he
hsd things framed SO II looked
though his ambition was about to o.
realized. He leased the New Central
hotel at f24s washington street, Gary.
He spent money In making improve
ments His money ran short and be
borrowed more in order to complete
the job Just as he was about to open
the place he found he had 10 ready
cash. His creditors were already
pressing him. The hotel was not
opened
Today he fled his voluntary petition
IN ban kruptcy IN the federal court AT
Hammond lie lists his debts a, So
s75.lt against which ne has assets
amount to only s6s2.