Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1919 — Page 2

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Newly Appointed Commission Meets With Governor; Two Lake County Cities Recognized.

A' the first tneetitg of the Employing nf Commission of Indiana, recently nr pointed by (lovprrmr Goodrich, In the State House last night, it was d5cldd to authorize the director, H. If Buskirk, to negotiate with a number of widely stt.-utered cities in the state for offices, the cities to pay one-half of the exI'r.j's of or'ra'ifn and the state to pay the rentu-.ndcr. Ten Citis Kami! n"h cities nninfil worn Hammond, K;i-L ch'cago, L.i t'.i et t e. Kokomo. Hun-S.-nali Mend. Fort h n. lndianap- "' r. Teve Haute and Evansville. It is the announced p'nn of the hoard to coi r.rnto with 'hp J'nited Stares EtnpToy-r- . Hi; 'va;i 'iv' (".'. Arthur Woods of

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the existing dearth of position for the unemployed. The commissioners also fixed the yearly salary of th director at $3,001), Wants Indiana to X..id. Governor Goodrich met with the commission and expressed his desire, that Indiana continue a a leader in freo employment work. He complimented the worn, of the United States Employment Hurruil and urg-d a close co-operation with the Federal government in order that the slate may ohtaln subsidy. He also expressed a desire that there he no duplication of effort by the stiilo and Federal operating office. Interest in Junior Activities. Members of the commlfsion expressed keen interest in the work of the junior section In its ectivlttes concerning the vocational guidance of minors and approved plans to eo-oreiate with the Federal board of vocational edu. htton and state school authorities. - Mr. Huskirk was authorized to appoint an advisory board of three mrmb'rs for the junior work. Special interest at the meeting centered uround the discussion of the shortage of farm labor. The possibility of asking the county commissioners to appropriate money for special employment of men fo be attached to the county agricultural agents' offices in several of the leading agricultural counties of the state discussed. At th. close of the meetiriR Mr. B lskirk said: "It is the intention of the commission to utilise wherever possible the facilities created by the United States Employment Strive, which wajs recently largely curtailed owing to the filibuster in the Senate at the close of the last session of Oonsress. Many of the personel in that service had had a yar or more of intensive public employment work which makes for the new employment commission of Indiana a nucleus of trained people.

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WANT El Girl or wrnnnii for general lious ork. I'liono Hammond 1 4: I - .1 i i - I t " 1 1 SAlE Must sell my new 5-rnom ImnCHlow- at a .sacruie. Till i a w M bui't imuse, of the best m.-it'-ri.M and svi.rkiiiaiiNhip, und was built f'r noself a.i 1 was jfoinj? to m -t mirri.-d, lull comiitmns have i hnni .1 my plans ." 1 will (-.11 for what it cost tue to put II up. Lot -ex 150. i-jcatni at 40S Everett St.. West Hammond, 1 block south ! W. State st. ' Lot has all black hoil and lias lo. l uHiii. ii uli'c inly planted. lu-vistigatt-Ibis bargain at JDtMHi. Our title pru'ira meed. Tony Cairo, o-aihm. rimne i ItmuiKiiid 1 1 . I . -;s-.'tl.

'LOAN LAGS, i GLOOM IS ! LOWERING

t'Kl'AUTMKXT K IMI'.l.li' WOTtKt. t'Fl'K K (F THE HOAilU OF IT HI.H WOlHvS. SS. HAMMD.NT', 1ND., AHiii. laia. TO WlIi.M IT MAT CON'CKr.N: .N'nttce is hereby iven by tli lionrd of Public Work of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed nccos.-ury to iniprove Eaton Ffrett. Section "O" In the City of lianiinnd. Indialia. from th west curb line of Tapper a'vemn) to the west curb line of Columbia avenue, by constructitiK therein, betwe. n taid terminal points, a macadam pavement. 21 feet iile i!h the interstices filled with poured asphalt. 1S00 litual feet of uv h lead water servlcfs. 61 corp't;ition cocks. Mipsi and boxes, lib lineal feet of cement marginal em bins, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No, 716, adopted by said Hoard on the LTlrd day of April, 1313. All work done !n the making of snld above, described public in r rov r nieut shall be in accordance with th t'-rms and and condition1 -"f the Improvement Rtsolutton No. "IS. adopted by t)iTt .ard of Public Works"' on the jibove named tate, and tiie d. tailed drawings, plans, profiles and snectnentions which are now o;i ft'e and may b ?rnr in the office, of sani Board of Public "Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana. The Heard of Public Works has f-.xtd the 14th day of May. 1?U'. at ten o'clock A. "Si., as n date for the hearing of all persons interested or whose property 1 affee'ed by said" improvement, and will decid whether the benefits that will accrue t the property abutting find adjacent to the proposed Improvement and to said City will bo ejual to or exceed th estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. O. F. HIGHI.ANIV, W. C. HA MAN. Attest: Hoard of Public Wotks WIEEIAM C. KOiK. Clerk of Hoard. 4-":

iiijr to n;), u .iropped to r)s-t. The market on the whole showed nn irregular tone. Marinn was in urgent demand, moving up li to 42 H. while the pfd. after advancing 'B to IIOb, reacted to llJ.a. Sinclair fell 2 points to !f, then milled up to f)9. while royal Dutch of New York dropped nearly one point to lOS'a. Haldw.n rensed from 'JZ'ft to r2, while Industrial Alcoliol moved up l'i to 1544 and American Steel Foundries touched lou.

Less Than Fourth of Victory Loan Subscribed and Drive Is Half Over.

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

Chinese Laundry Methods Declared Unsanitary We tho'tch j ou mleht be interest eil in reading 'he clipping beiow froni the rbicHgn Horald and Examiner." A bill ha been intioduced in the Illinois legislature prohibiting Chinese laundrymen from cooking, eating- aDd sleep:ng where laundry work is done; also front sprinkling clothes by blowing the water tiroiien a Ion it femmed sprayer with his lips. The OiioRtals way charge a few pennies less than a good power laundry fo " certain articles, but can you afford to go on running the rifk of sacrificing your own and little children's health by having your linaei ie subjected to such unsanitary condition?'.' Why no: send our washing to a power laundry that offer? a safeguard to oii- bealih by laundering your clot has in a sanitary way? Ti e Hammond Laundry is the only power laundry in this city, and cusrpntees our clothe to be perfectly sanitary, pure aid ,wee wh-n laundered by their process. Our employees have pood American home? to go to when the day's v.-o"k 1? dune. .They f. re community builder. O ir's i 'he Sanitary Way. Pho;1 I'M Kidtiy for family wash prices, and don'i forget e offer n (".;- ir.t-ic.e : et ;ce in laundering men's fine shirts and collars. Hammond Laundry Co. 153 MICHIGAN AVE., HAMMOND, IND. PHONE 134.

Taking the Ease Out of Chinese FPTlINriFIF.I.n. Til. Th Chines lnundr man shall not convert his hps leio a sprinkling mechanism while ironioe your .Sunday shirt: neither hal! he pillow his had n night on your prsonl lingerie:- nor is he to boil his rice on ill" ssroe move which warms the washing Slid-. All these prohibitions upon the Oriental washman if a. bill irtroduced by Representative Vicke.rs is given passage. The nuasure has b en referred to the j-.idv'tiu y committee. It st ecjfical 1 proiibs: s d.'iinpeiiing laundry work by blow ipij. spit'.ipR- or expectorating thereon from h.s or her mouth." It lists rs punishable making sleeping QUHi-tf r in any laundry establishment and prohibits perparing food in any room where laundry work is done.

DEPARTMENT OF PI BI.IO WORKS. OFFICE OF THi: HO.HL OF I'l'IiIAC WORKS. HAMMOND, IND.. APRIL. 2 3. 13 Ri. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Xotice is hereby given by tile Hoard of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired" and deemed necessary to improve Drackerl street. Section "11." ui the City of Hu:umond. Indiana, from the west curb line of Tapper avenue to "Tc west curb line of Columbia avenue, by cont ru ct is therein, between said terminal points, a macadam pavement. 21 feet wide, with the insterstices filled with poiird sphal. 1770 lineal fe-t of "-j tmh lead water services. 59 corporation cocks, S:tops and boxes, 115 lineal fert of cement marginal curbing, as nuthorized

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adopted by said Board on the l'"rd day of April, 1919.

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above described puT'ej improvement -shall be in accordance with the terms nnd Htid conditions of the Improvement Resolution -No. 713, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named date, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which are now on tile and may b sfin in the office of said Hoard of Public Work of the City of Hammond. Indiana. The Hoard of Public Works has fixed th" 14th day rf May. 1".M!. at ten o'clock A. M.. as a date for the h'tu trig of a!" persons interested or whose property is affected by said improvement, nnd will decide whether the lien" fits that will accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the propose, ( improvement and t" said City will be equal fo or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. O. F. HIcm.AND. W. C. HA MAN. Attest: Rofrd of Public Wotks. "tVIRUAM C ROSE. Clerk of Hoard. 4-3'1, 5-7.

(BULLETIN.) Xa& Couiity, o Chairman r. B Schaaf of the Victory Liberty Loan reports, wm tr7 hard to put It over by Saturday nlgTit. Lowell, East Chicago, Dyer and Cedar Lake are over the top. No report will bo riven on other centera until tomorrow nig-iit. Gary steel miu ubacriptlons vrtll be. announced Satur. day. The latest biff aubscriptiona from Gary are $15,000 from the National Bank of America and Dr. I,. K. Syan $5,oOO. Notificajtion of all communities going over the top ahould be made in a hurry co that orders for honor flag's may be sent in. All captains and team workers are vrged to put forth extra Tort and close it up on Saturday night. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE' WASHINGTON, April 30. Gloom hung over the treasury today. With the Victory Loan drive now half over, less than one-fourth of the $4,500,000,000 quota has been attained, it was announced. Reports from the twelve federal reserve districts received up to noon, indicated that only slightlymore than $1,000,000,000 in bonds had been sold. Secretary Glass, it was learned, is about to appeal to the people for better action. INDIANA IS HIGH STATE. The St. I.-Miis district reported todav that Louisville, a; mass meeting, pledged SS.SiO.oOO not reported in time for the Tuesday tabulation. The state of Illinois bis jumped from 13 per cent to 04 per cent of Its quota subscribed St. Hon is county lo;)tjs ai units in tiie district with 77 per cent subscribed. Indiana is still the liigh state with 76 per 'cent. Ten?-rsse being a close second with 72 per cent. The city of S-. Louis bad subscribed one-third of lis o, u o t a . TOLEDO LEADS IN OHIO. Total sfiles in the Cleveland district to date were reported to be S 1 : " . 7 '""0 .tj r. o. The city of Toledo is leading with $32.3 5.00 0. or Sfi pc-t- cent. In this district 61 honor flags have been awarded. ac,aitist 190 at the corresponding stase of (he Fourth Liberty loan. pjxioou Ohio co'inties have exceeded their quotas, the city of Cleveland has subscribed $22.Mf',0''ii. S.in Francisco reported that 'he bank-totals at the opening of business today were J61.66l.?3n representing 1SP.S77 subcrihers. The totals by stales in this district are: Arizona. $4D3.3"0; Idaho. $2,7K3.2.a. Nevada. $3 !..; On con, ?10.S1SM10; l'tai-i, $n.?97.."iefi: Washington $11.73"?100; Northern California. $23.10.150; Southern California. $6. 673.950; Hawaii, jl.nrin.OOO. In the Kar,a City dts'rict. the total to date is $53 314. V.. divided as follows: Coi-uado. $;,.1fiS.200: Kansas, $1 3.s.Sfi.r.50; Missouri. $12,603,0(10; Nebraska. $7.02 O:,0; New Mexico, $274 -Oklahoma. $13,753,900; "Wyoming, f 5;, 3oa. Court, at H:irnmoin1. this 29lh day of April. A. D- '.HP. HERBERT K WHEVTON, Cb-rk L. 5?. C. P.y CORA P. ANDEK50N. Deputy Clerk.. 4-So; 5-7-14.

Allts Chalmers 2SV4 American Can Ifi's American Car and Foundry 94 American Locomotive 74at American Smelting "1 'a American Steel Foundry 105 Anaconda, fit8" Atchison 54

CKICAOO CASil G-AIII CLOSE. CORN No. 3 ti.ixM. Jl.fi7ftl.58: 2 white. $1.6h'rt LSS; 2 yellow, $l.f,9-'a 159H: 4 mixed. $11,51.67: 3 white, $l.r.7i? LSS'i; 3 yellow. $1.5791.58; 5 mixed, $l.e3zl.55: 4 white. il.SSH: 4 yellow. $l.f,6 ' i H 1 . 7 i.2 . OAT.-! No. 2 white, 69 -5j 71 v.c; 3 white, 6R-V 70c; 4 w hite, 6&i j 79c; standard. 69 i 'a 70 Vi c. CHICAGO PKODUCE. PI'TTKR Creamery extras. 59c; firsts. 6648 5S'.2c; packing stocks. 37fi 4 4c. E(;OS Current receipts. 40 ' ?j 1 2 c; ordinary firs's. 40 r4Ir; firsts, 01,4,' 43c; extras. 4 ,'! ';. 'n A 4 e. LTVK POC'LTRy Turkeys. ?,Z H ?,2c; chlekens. 26c: springs. .-!0c; roosters'

Je; gese, 23c; ducks, 31 if? 33c.

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HoPK L'. H. Fis-iiei. owner ot- in Flshelten poultry farm near here ha installed an electric baby chick hatchery, one of the largest of ita k;nd in the country. The hatchery has a capacity of 1 S 0 00 eggs, every twenty one days. More than 40.0f)0 bah.chicks have been shipped all over the United States from this hatchery.

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Erie 17 Cencral Electric ISO Co-neral Motors ; ltO

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Lackawanna K'crl 7ri L.-h-gh Valley 55

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New York Centra! 75 N. V . N. H. and Hartford 29' Norfolk and Western 10.", Northern Psciftc 9 3it Pennylvania 44 7. l'itsburgh Coal 50 t Pressed Steel Car 74' Railway Steel Springs 87s Reading f,Z R-pub'ic Iron and Steel S9r, Southern Pacific 106 'i Southern Railway 2$ V Sinclair 38 'ij T'nion Pacific 130IT. S Hubber 94'. C. S. Steel 97'2 Ptah Copper , Ttl1 Westinghouse 5T4 Wilvs Overland 33 z

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday FRED STONE in "JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN" 'o advanco in prices: Maiinop (c, lie, l.V. Hvcninpr: 10c, loc, 2()c.

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TODAY THE SILENT MYSTERY Al.so Big V Comedy "Lovp and Lather.". -TOMORROW NEAL HART in THE HONOR OF MEN

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EMILY WILSON I 'I " NS 1 1 EE. No loot. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. GARY. MARCH TERM. 1919. NOTICE is hereby given to the H LI RS.

LEGATEES AND CREI'ITORS of Emiiy J Wilson Iunshee, deci as.-d, to appear in i

the Lake Superior Court, held at C;r.v, Indiana, on the 2nd day of .Line, r,U9,

,and show cause, if any. why the FINAL 1 SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the v.sj tale cf said decedent should not b apl proved: and raid heirs are notified to

then ant! there make proof of heirship. ;nd receive their ejist nhut iv f shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior C'.uil, at tiary. this 3f'!.7i day of April. 3919. i L-RIIEKT L. UH EATON". (?eai $ Clerk Lake Superi""t- ('"Hirt. 4-30; 5-7.

HOI STOCKS 'I OPENED !

1 INTERNATIONAL NFWS SERVICE) NEW YORK. April 30. There was a concentration of intetest in I". S. Steel common at the opening eif the stock market today, because of the cutting off of the extra disrt ibti t ion by the directors yesterday. There was an immense crowd of brokers at the steel post w-siting to begin trading in that issue, n aily all of them having selling order in large blocks. As soon as thw gong sound" d sales wer made at from 99 7. to 99. h drop of over two points from yesiereiay s lose. Business contniued c n a large scale, and after rally-

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TODAY Gladys Brockwell in The Forbidden Room A picture every woman should see. Phe risked her good name to save ;t city. If vou were a woman defending the right and were pursued bv a retton police force, what would you do" See the Forbidden Room. CHILDREN NOT ADMITTED.

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EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY BATTLING NELSON And His Athletic Girls In Training for a Championship. Six People. LUCAS & INEZ - Iron Jaw and Cradle Sensation. KING & WYSE Coinedv. Sinoinir and Talking.

LIBERTY TRIO Harmony Singing. GOFORTH & BROCKWAY The Chieken Thief and the Traffic Cop. 1 s:n lv v f r.i A r 1 fl p el t f rn r-i i on

JtUTH ROLAND in "THE TIGER'S TRAIL

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NOTICE TO NON - R ESI PENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COLNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM. l?l;l. LENA STKPHANO VS. DAN STEt'HANO. CAUSE No. 1211. ACTION" TO DIVORCE. No.v comes the plaintiff, by I. T.

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complaint herein. togrtloT with an ai'iy jeiavit of a e-ompetent and disinterested person, show ins; lb.it the ciefen.liint, Dan

Stephano, is not a resident or ttie Mate of Indiana. Said defendant is there.! b reby notified eif the pendency of said action and tnat the tame will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear nl answer or dt mur therein, at the calling said cause, on the 20th day of June, A. IX 1919. the same being the 43rd day cf the next teren of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House. Room No. 2. at Hammond, in said County and Stat', on the 2nfl Monday of May. A. O. 1919, said action will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS "WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said

Be Careful With YOUR RUGS ril you know the V. C. Hor man Co., Genet a! Cleaners, have added a depar'nient to Ibeir general cleaning plant for bringing back life to the costliest of oriental and domestic nips? Don't lake any chances: send your rues to a strictly reliable concern. We will make them look as new, as beautiful and p. immaculate a the da yon boiiKitt them. Our facilities can't be excelled even in Cbicaso. and our work is absolutely guaranteed. Telephone today for our representative for particulars. Hopman Co. General Cleaners 375 Sibley Street. Hammond. Telephone 216.

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