Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1919 — Page 5

Julv 19. 1919.

TlLfc TIMES. Paro Five.

U. S. FLEET LEAVES ON

LONG TRIP

Mighty Dreadnaughts Arei Sent to Guard Pacific & Coast. NEWPORT NEWS, Va., July 19. - The proudest Ship Of the mighty: xi. u;,.u uf,tt, fleet which henceforth will guard; Our Pacific Shores Sailed OUt Of tt t t j j v j Hampton Roads today, bound on; the long journey tO home Waters.1 Six of the most powerful super-; .Ireadnaughts in the world. 23 destroy- j ers itnd three supply ships formed the j naval cavalcade which left at' full tide today under conimapd of Admiral j Hh Rodman. Put before the fleet paysts through the Panama canal and ocKlns moving northward in the la i flv, probably fifty ships will be n l,ne. A MIGHTY FLOTILLA. From every port on the Atlantic sea.oara iigaimg crau 01 in. ai....... navy will meet up with the main fleet., Jhers will travel along and within , f:x weeks or two months there WH j be massed along the California. Wash- , ington ana eiregon coast i.ne nearij : 20 war craft of every description: fleet which will remain permanently in ; these waters ana proMae aDsoiute ; protection for every exposed spot on j tliA Feifl const. No salvo of cannon from the shore Kitteries at Fortress Mo'iroe marked the departure of the fleet today; no tumultous farewell was blasted by harbor craft. There was, strangely enough in the sailing away of the

fleet a certain solemnity and grim-j OTen jn other states and countries." ness unusual for peace times. 1 "Can such a condition be brought Ett MEXICO LEADS. j about ?" inquired the correspondent. Shortly before 8:30 a. m.. the order; "it cim and some day will." was for departure was flashed from ship I Ford's farnost reply. "Increased proto ship and at once there was feverish ! auction of the things people want and

activity. Anchors were weighed; the crafts made ship-shape for the long voyage. Four destroyers, moving abreast, started out of the Road to the sea. Then the New Mexico, flagship of the fleet, the greatest ship in the navy.

perhaps the most powerful in the ; ' Emp overs must learn one great lsworld. moved majestically around and son and that is: The more money they pointed her nose toward the broad give to their workers in return for their Mlantlc and the vovage officially be- rrodurt on the more production there

gan. The Mississippi, sister ship of the New Mexico, followed and then in order moved th Wyoming. Arkansas. New York and Texas. They were flanked on both sides by 19 boats with the supply shis Prairie. Melville and ( Vestal bringing: up the rear An average speed of about 17 knots! ia expected to be maintained during the sailing time of the fleet to San Francisco. Thi-o -Ul K a numerous nfnns llion the way na unless me unereceea , happens ene r.eei wui ne.t recn mra California metropolis until August Zn. It is expected" that the fleet will reach Cristeal on the Atlantic side of the Panama canal on July 25. Lockin through together with stops means the . fleet will not emerge into he Pacific J until July 30, perhaps later. Tt all de- . pends upon how speedy a passage can , be made through the artificial water ( way and the time that will be spent '.n the. harbors at both ends of the , canal. San Diego will be reached August 9. A day will be spent there on Aug. 10 and then the fleet will n?; th one-day trip to San Pedro where it will remain probably a week. Departure from that point depends largely upon the movements of Secretary of the Navy Daniels, as it is expected thtt the flagship will pick him up either at San Diego or San Pedro and take him on to San Francisco .which port the fleet is expected to nke on Ausust 20. After reaching- San Francisco, some of fte ships will be assigned at once to patrol duties, but the flagship and certain others will sail on August 24 for Honolulu, arriving there August 31. Six daysi !n Honolulu and then the ships will go to Hilo, arriving Sept. 7 and leaving Sept. 9. The last lap of the journey will be reached Sept. 7 and leaving Sept. 9. The last Jap of the Journey will be from Hilo to Bremerton to Washingttr -m. tt. n r-ij

Christianity is not necessarily of long countenance. The Christian Spirit is true optimism.

TRINITY ENGLISH "The Church

Services at K. of P. Temple each Sunday at 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. All Services in the English Language. Everybody welcome. H. Mackensen, Pastor. Residence 54 Mason Street. Phone Hammond 144S.

Three More Days, Monday, Tuesday

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ton. which will be reached on Sept. 17. The fleet, or what is left of it there will be dispersed and along with the others already in Pacific ports will furnish the coast with protection against any possible foes.

FORD AND REPORTER TAKE 3-MILE HIKE (Comlnuea trotn raRs one. ington and the high ar.d learned suI prcme court adjusts their difficulties without loss of life or a day's produc

tiveness. I "Xow. what's the difference. I'd Hke'xrtnlty EnUb Et. Lutheran Church

to know, between these two neighbors j having a dispute, two states having a difference and two nations of the world having a quarrel? And if the neighbors i j and the states can have thoir affairs set-! tied by a county court or a supreme! court, why can t two nations nave their j difficulties adjucatcd by a court of the ;

world? -30 South Hohman street. "I th.nk the man that oprtoscs a Morning service at 10:45. Uapue ,)f naticns and a court of tho Sunday school at 13 0.clock. w orld is all w ring:." j Wednesday evening testimonial tneetSecond mile: The pair of pedestrians Ing at 8 o'clock. turneJ ofr i:Uo a hy roaJ At a ..J A free rcading room ,s opsn dalIy cx. was a farm hand who h:id just put upjeept Sunday, from 2 to 5 p. in. and on his horfiCS and v as having a pip.; in j Tuesday and Friday evenings from 7 :31

the darkness before turning in "I look to seo in a few years." Ford j continued, "groups of farmers taking . down their f.nees. throwing all their. lands together and working on a co-op-j erfetive basis, each man putting in his j labor ar.d taking out his refard accord- ; j ing to the amount of acreaage he orisina'y held. I look to see farming cor-1 por.it ions organized and shares in them issued just as is now in the case in manufacturing voncerns These mc:i wiU markct thcir products without a mkJdl( man and down wiU comc tho cost pf fooJ plnce therc wU; be no exA ploUatlcn of it. The farmer will mako moro ,,vney nnd the consumcr v ill pay lc;ss of lvhnt hp eats Third mil Heading back toward the j Hghts of tho oitv Kf,rd boKan to talk of . ,Jnf y m,king and moncy its( if. -Evt.rvbodv should have nlentv of I money. was his encouraging stateI ment. "I mean everyone should have j enough money to live comfortably, to ' have a decent home, gocd clothes, suf- ! ficient good food to eat. a motor ,c;tr it 1 he wants one, means to travel occasion ally and get to understand his fellowneed more people working, to the effect that increased production, instead of idiin; or wasting efforts as they do now will go a long way toward bringing abcut a condition where each individual will have means to be far more comfortable than he now is. will be and t:ie more money will re turn to the employer himself. - ' "I have proved that by paying men j liberal wages and given them easy hours of toil. They have worked better and harder and they have turned out the finished product in increased I volume and they have made money for as fJr twelves." ''WiM there be a shorter working day than eight hours?" Ford was asked. "TV ,,.M a ,A it M-ill rrnTt !n ' equal or even greater production," he

j ' replied

. , hotel. "Think some of these things over." smiling suggested Mr. Ford. "I'm not a prophet, but they are all coming true I believe." Where to Worship 11 Mettlnf g3a t Various Himxnonl Church s Mouroe Street Methodist Episcopal Rev. Donald Wayne Riauie, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Chrlitlji Church. ' Calumet Ave. & Summer St. C. J. Sharp, pastor. C20 Summer St. Open for all services. 9:30 a. m. Bible School. 10:4 5 m. Morning service. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. Everybody go to church. rb Associated Bible Stadsmta S p. m. I. O. O. F. hall, oppoi'ti Minis Dept. store. Undenominational services. Every Sunday. All welcome. Scats free. No collection. Criedena Sra&fellcal Church. Cor. Bohl St. and Indiana Aar v u t LUTHERAN CHURCH with Mission & H. Green Stamps

hiv. 1'eter Well. Pastor. f:30 a. in. Sunday school. JO:iO a. m. Church service. Divide stealing- Meetings Hbld at our branch, 308 Truman ava, very Sunday, 10 a. m. All free. All welcome. Salvation Army. 2G9 East State street. Salvation meclinss: Tuesday. Thura day and Saturday at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Sor.R and Praise service. 3 p. m. livening nervice at 8 p. m. Captain Samuel Hcdegaard in chars

0f p. Temple, cornvr Ogdcn and Ilohman sts. H. Mackensen, pastor, 9:45 a. m, Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. Morning worship. 7.45 p. m. Evening worship, Strangers welcome. rirst Church of Christ, Sc'.aatlvt to S. The public is cordially w elcome to services and to visit the rcading room first Pentecostal Church of th Nm ereno, corner Calumet and Michigan avenues. Jicv. E. T. Wells, pastor. 3:4a a. m. Sunrriy School. 10:4 5 a. ni. Preaching. 6:30 p. ni. Young V-- les meeting. 7:13 p. m. Preaching. Fraer meeting Wednesday evening at 7i45. AU are welcome. rlret Methodlet Episcopal Church T. J. Un.-sett. i'iiti'f. 9:00 a. m. Class Meeting 9:43 a. m. Sunday School. 10:43 a. m. Morning worship. 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. Evening Service. rirst Presbyterian. Corner of Highland nnJ Hohman S'a, J. C. Parrctt. Minister 9;45 a. 111. Bible School. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 0:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. 111. Evenins worship. First Eapttst church 207-213 Silley St. R. D. Lickllder, pastor. 10:00 8. m. Morning service. 11:00 a. m. Sunday school. 1 7:13 Evening worship. Pine Street Presbyterian Church Rev. M H. Krouse. pastor. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Divine Service. 6:30 p m. Christian and Intermediate Endeavor. 7:30 p. m Evening Service. Sohl St. Pentecostal Assembly 749 SohV street. Lord's Day services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. 111. Thursday evening at 7:45 p. m. Zloa M. E. Church 202 Truman ave.. Rev. T. C. Nagler. pastor. Phone 11D3-J. 9:30 a. m. Sunday school and Bible Stuiy. 10:30 a. m. Morning service. Will bs conducted by Prof. Fred Eothm. 7:30 p. m. Epworth League. S:00 p. m. Evening Service. 8:00 p. m. Thursday prayer meeting. A hearty welcome is extended to all. St. Paul's Church, Episcopal. Rinibach Ave. and Ann St. W. J. Hawthorne, rectorThe "serviccson Sunday are the last till September. Early celebration at S a. m. All should make their comunion. the new candidates are reminded of this duty. No session of the Sunday school. Mid-day service and sermon with musio by the vested choir at 10:43. There is no change in the hour of this service tomorrow. Evening service at 7:30. Make special efforts to be present at one or all of these, services. St. Paul's Lutheran Church 85 Clinton St. W. F. Lichtsinn. pastor. Repairs in the church having been delayed, services will be held as usual. 8:30 a. m. Sunday School and Biblo Class. , 9:30 a. m. First service (German). 10:13 a. m. Second service t English). (nunannela Evangelical Church 34S Sibley street. 9:00 a. m. Sunday school. 10:15 a. m. Service. Conducted in English by Mr. Heirr of Eden College, St. Louis. Mo. The tongregation is asked to meet immediately following the Sunday morning services for special meeting. In the evening a song serrlce will be frlven. All Invited to attend. Music by the choir. Congreg-attonai Church 10:.".0 a. m. Sunday School. 10:43 a. m. Morning service. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at tho homo of Mrs. Bowen on Towle street next Thursday afternoon. Sues for Divorce. Complaining- that his wife was ftuilty of cruel and Inhuman treatment; that she struck him In the face with her f.st In the presence of company; that ehe refused to coo khis meals; carried all the furniture a-way from the house and sold H when they parted and that she kept company with other men and women of Immoral character, were charges in the divorce case of Walter Budgln vs. DomlcU Budgln. filed in the Gary superior court this morning. and Wednesday Tomorrow

Inrnonn . S PERSONALl On PI A! lirillO 8 Ollb AL NtVVol III- f f O BiiBma

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson of 12 i Highland street and Mrs. Harry Smith1

returned last night from a week's mo- ; and laid on the old macadam foundation, tor trip to Detroit where they vere9l lineal feet of --inch lead water servthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Dick- ices. 1HI lineal feel of 1-inch lead wat. r inson. formerly of Hammond. Mr. and I services. 17 corporation cocks, stops and Mrs. Dickinson niado the return trip ' hoxea for 3 -inch inch. 7 corporation with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson for a few j cocks, stops and boxes for 1-inch, on days' stay in Hammond. I Myrtle avenue, from tho south right of , way lino of the P. 1". W. & C. R. R. to Mrs. Charles Rogers of 21? Michigan ! tha casl llne r Lake avenue, authorized avenue has returned from a vis't spent ' Improvement Resolution No. 727, as w ith friends in Logansport ami Reyn- ' Pccitied in the plans, proliles and dcolds, Ind. " I tuils now on tile. All bida thall bo accompanied by a EVENING- SO NO SEKVICE. ccrtiiU.d eheek for not less than two and The following program will bo given ' one-half per cent of the estimated cust at Immanuel's church Sunday cveniii" i ol" impro vem.-nt.

at seven fortv-five: ! Include Miss Selma Hugo Talk Mr. Hcim I Scripture rcading and prayer. S.oI- Mr. Walter Hugoj vioun oio Mr. R. Hoherbcrger ! UccUU 1 Song Choir ; Miss Hazel Hamer: Mr. Herbert Hugo! Piano Solo Talk Song Violin Solo Piano Duett... Clara Guse Solo Song . I n,ii,...i.,ii.n .Mr. Bc'n H .,!,. nbcrger 11 11 nbergcr -Misses and Lvdia Mi'.lbr.-. ndt Lydia Mi'.lbrnndt I -Miss E. Kaufman j Congrgeation O Merle Daily, who has recently re! urncd from overseas service was the honor! g.ir.ies .if - foreled amusement for those present and at a late hour a two course luncheon was served to the following truests following cufsts : Misses Cladys Forline. Clara Relic Mack. Josephine Adr-lspergrr. Harriot Dixon. Midce S.indoe. Martrirct Slier - rill. Hci. n Ohr. Ann L ons and Emma Campbell and Messrs. Merle I:!i!y. Edw. j Hes-.f. Rusr.el'. Wc isles. Herbert Lrvvke. j Andy Anderson, Serrol Brry. Elm.rj Volkman. lonaId Campbell and Edwin i Campbell. j Miss Marie- Rrauer will act as t ! - . - Hammond delegate to the St. John's j League of North Hammond at the in-1 tional convention of the W.ilt' her j L ague which is being held in Chicago! next week. The pu? national convention of the Walther Le.ifrue will be held the coming j wrek in Chicapo with headquarters at the Trinity Lutheran church, 31st .tn Lowe streets. Th? opening session bepins tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock

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anil there will re present delegates Irom ; innuna, w un ceme-m sia..-.itiAs. im. ie-.L nil portions of the country. Rev. Llcht- '.vid-. along the bt lines; Section "A." sinn of St. Paul's Lutheran church of Stanton avenue; Section "B." Davis avethis city w ill be the Hammond dele- ' nue; Sertion "(.'." Shertield Tlace; Secti n gate. Miss Lilly Feddcr. a'w of Ham- J ' T." 116th street; Section "E," 117th mond. is the national secretary. A part y ; street ; Section "F." USth street; Section of fifty Hammond people will attend the'l." Calumet avenue, along the cast lot meeting tomorrow afternoon and plan ! line; Section "H." Lake avenue, along-the

to leave for Chicago on the 11:55 Motion. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday will be devoted to business to come before the convention but on Thursday a hirtre ricr.ic will be held at Desplaincs, 111. The So and So Club mot last Wednerday evening at the home of Miss Clara Guss. The. evening was spent in the usual manner of th - club and at ! ho

conclusion of the evening refreshments

Uruuk "m act s '""" n DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. V1TY Ui' IlAMMo-N- INDIANA. NvTICE XTKACK: you are hereby noilrtcd that the Board cf Public Works ol' Kiiiil Citv- will ri--v. ivl uiiHiiuiuwi . . macadam pavement 2 M, inches in depth with tho interstices tilled with asph.il The iioiird r serves the riglit to reject !'' ai,a aH l'ulsC. 11. LLHUIA-N, O. F. HIGHLAND, W. C. HAMAS', Eoard of Public Works. y-l C. ROE. 7-19-26. City Clerk. NOTICE. l'UBLIC WORKS. i CITY OF H AMMOND. INDIANA. e-.iVTP.ACToRS: ' 1 tl ,1 -4. 1. -.A A . , A ' w . - You are hor-b.v notilied that the lioar i A Public Works of said City will receive oius. up w .vuuov - - - - - o'clock A. M.. for the construction U4 . macadam pavement 2 ',i inches in dept., with interstices tilled with aspnait ! l'ouie- ara, auiuurwe-u ) e.. -e nui.t Itesolutior. No 2S. as specincu 111 the plans, profiles and details now on ; 1 file. '! ' lilc. I All bids shal U be accompanied by , c 11 ilieu cluck for not less than two atld . one-half i. r cent of th estimated cost 1 of said impryvt ment. Tho Kofiri rostrvvs tho rih: to rjct ny and all bids. C. H. LUTHMAN. O. F. HICHLAND, W. C. ILVMAN. uo'iro oi i uoiic ihS. ! WILLIAM 1 City Clerk. 7-19-26. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, Oil ICE OF THE HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. SS: HAMMOND, INDIANA. JULY 16, 1919. To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby Riven by the Board f Public Works of the City of Ham mond. Indiana, that it iii desired and Joeined iKcessary to improve Sheffield rubdivisioii in tho City 5f Hammond. '.v-st lot line, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No 733. adorted by sa.d Eoard on the 16th day of July. 1919. All work done in the making of said abo.c described public improvement shall be- in accordance w ith the terms and condiiions of the Improv.-mciu Resolution j Vo. 7:1.-:. adopted by th" Bpard of Public j Work- on the above n;im-:J date, aud I t? Ueailed dra win gs. pin ns. profiles and

Clean

Every engineer knows what a clean fire under his boilers means. Every housewife knows what a blessing is a clean fire in the home furnace and grates. The cleanest fire to be had with any bituminous coal is that given by the famous

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Aristocrat of Bituminous Coals Its long, bright flame and lasting bed of hot coals mean less smoke, less soot and less ashes than from any other soft coal. Not only is it the cleanest, but it is by far the most economical coal that can be obtained in this territory.

SERVICE If your coal ia not right, or your contract ia not kept to the lettor, write ua. INDIANA No. 4 VEIN COAL PRO. DUCERS, Phil. A. Penna. SmMwt. 507-5O3 T. H. Trat Balfo, Tm HuU, ItuL Addrmt rnli nmmmnication to torn Association. Clinton Coal Co., Clinton, Ind . "Crotro Hill Fouth Vein." Deep Vein Coal Co., Ill N. 7th St.. Terre Haute. "Dop Vein White Aaa." J. K. Tiering Coal Co.. MeCormick Bldjt., Chicago. "Derinir No. Fteur."

Fayette Realty & Development Co. (Walter Bledsoe A Co.. Saiea Xgnotm. T. H. Truat Blag.. Terre Haute, Ind.), Fayette. Ferruaon-Speara Coal Co.. Clinton. Ind., "Submarine." Green Valley Coal Co. (Walter Bledaoo A Co., Sale Agents. T. H. Trust Bld.. Terre Haute. Ind.). "Green Valley." Knox County Fourth Vein Coal Co . HOI Traction Temdnal Bids-.. Indlanapolla. Unton Coal Co., 701 Traction Terminal Bid.. InUl&na.polla. Ind. "Little Btty Mine." Lower Vela Coal Co. fRloharda A Sons, SaJea Areata. Op

Pvt. itica lions which aro r.o.v on lilo aiirt may be teen In the offl .,r tl..a

i'uc work, of Ult City or iumi, jrr z 1310at ten o'clock A. M.. as a date fop tho hearing of all persons interested or "he property is affected bv said irj provcinrnt. and will decide whether the t.m.wt.. . v . ""UMJ win acciue to the property abutthg and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to said City will be equal to or exceel the estimated cost of n.e- jirupwca improve tnrnt as estimated ty iho City Civil Pncineer. C. If. Ll'THMAV. O. P. HIGHLAND. U'. C. HAM AN. - Board of Public Works. WILLIAM C. ROSE. City Clerk. 7-19-26. i . . . . DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE FOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. SS: HAMMOND. INDIANA JULY 16. 1913. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby gi-.;n bv ihe Board of Public Works of the C:ty of Hammond. Indiana, that ij i3 desired and ioe:ned necessary to improve Atchison avenue, from the southerly line of Inuiaimimus DOlllCVflrri tn )h .. .1. of l'ui 5irp,t i ""' Indiana, by grading and paving the I . ,nj!u.iwii j, oaaway with. Plan 1. Type "O" .,. I fote "Wooden Block Pavement. Plan I urineu urlck l'avenient. Pla:i j 3. Type "K." Asphalt Macadam Pave1 nient, all on a 6-inch concrete fn.m.i,. "!.. - " Type "M." One Course Concr lavement. Plan 5. Type "C." Pene(rallnn A.r.J,l. r, , '""''" n new macaj " . " l"-,J uncai leet of cement! ( - n,, , . i , " , j -y 1 . -inm ,ee8 corporation cocks. f " ' ZZ. , ' V s - - - v-uiviH u'-iiiv. six rr - autSi,.! 1,,- !,- ,r. by said Board on the loth one in the makintr of sai.l , . fvrrit,l r.,i V , - " ' -' "' J;tjopg of 1 . - .-..C" , I'1'.' cnlrn'- --c' liJtion aKJ.' i. ' , ' ' 'n'' . , ot I uhUz Works on the above named date, and th ' ,if tailcd j specifications which are now on tile and! ........ V- i .1-- m . . . . rtr ni . , ' lii.&v u.' at-rn in 1 ri ftiii... cT f, ... I ninnf1 Tnflinna TlM9.,,- ' " ii .u fi.u . v i "J nr j iia u tin: oiii uuy im Aucu sr. j 1919. at ten o'clock A. M. as a date for itho hearii-sr of all nrrsnn interested or ! wJj0 ise property is affected by yaid imnrnvrrnrnf 9ii4 .-i11 e,.u .1 benefits that will accrue to the property j anuttniff and adjacent to th- proposed tmnrnv-eme-nf f. r, rl ci .. ai 1 . . equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimate by the City Civil Engineer. C. H LUTHMAN". O. F. HIGHLAND. W. C. HAMAN, Board of Public Works WILLIAM C. ROSE. City Clcifc. 7-19-26. NOTICE O FINTENTION OF SCHOOL citv OF H.iMMftvn ti Ki.- tup CONSENT OF THE MAYOR AND! COMMON COUNCIL FOR THE ISSUE! OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ' DOLLARS OF REFUNDING BONDS - or s.io v.i i i . Notice is hereby given the tax payers of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that the School City thereof has filed its petition beforo the Mayor and Common s Council thereof, asking- the consent for the proposed issue of One- Hundred I. Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars of refunding- bonds of said Schor.l Ci:y. and j that on the 29th day of Julv-. 1913. at S.00 P. M . in the Council Chamber tin rn-

Coal

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Queen Ool It Mining Co.. JaacnTlUe and Lafayette. Ind., "Queen Coai" United Fourth Vein Coal Co.. Traction Tnalnal Bids;., Iadianapoha, "BUck Crei." Vandalia Coal Co.. 1J0O Fletcher Trwat Blix., Indian -apoUa. tOflo Coal Co., Indlanapolla and Cble&co, Eichtstve Sale Acenta.) VJro MInlnrCo.. Fletcher Trust Bids;.. Indianapolis. Zimmerman Coal Co., Tribune Blda-.. Terre Hauta. Ind.. "Black Betty."

of, the said Roarl will cr: K.at consent be given by rc3o! it i .11. J. D. EUL'f.SCL. GEORGE L. SMITH. AUGUST J. DKEEfcEN. Trustees of tho Srliool City of Hiii.rrionl, "-12-19. Indiana, THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THi: 115TH STREET DISTRICT SEWEP. SYSTEM IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND. LAivI COUNTY. INDIANA. The Board of Public Work? of th City of Hammond. Indiana, hereby designates the following described territory n b ' in the lllth Street District Sew-r Systei.i &nd capable of being benefic ialiv affected by reason of the eon? traction of said sewer in the City of Hammond. Lake County. Indiana, and par t: tula rly described as follow, to-wit: Commencing at the intersection cf t'-;" south line of the right of way of the Pittsburgh. Fort Waynp & Chicago R; r.-ad with the east lino of the sou h-w-cst fractional quarter of Section .'.in. (6). Township Thirty-seven (37) Noi'i. Range Nine (9) West of the 2nd P. M thence northwesterly along th sii 1 south right of way line to a point 4 .".": feet distant from the west lino of Cal'i-

mct avenue at right ancles there'.-. . j thence south and parallel to ar.d 4 ," 0 i feet distant from the west line cf Cal 1I met aveue to a point on said line whic'i j is the intersection of the south line r-r i the- northwest fractional quarter ef Sec tion Seven (7). Township Thirty-sev. 1 (T7) North, Ra:ige Nine O) West cf tb2nd P. M., produced west to paid pe-int 450 feet west ef the west line of Cal.imet avenue, thence ea.t on said sou'.1! line, produced west, to tho center line of Calumet a venae, thence north a Ions; lne center line of Calumet avenue to t centPr unc of nnh str,,ct. tu,.,ce ea.,t ! ajong the center line of ll?th rtrect to j a point w hich is the northeasterly ! of Lircoln avenue produced to Iir.V -" -1'-""'- 1" . ,. ,.. , , , ' coin avenue to the southerly line of t!--I ., . .... '. 1 norm or 1 1 ;i n st rcet. the r.c rr.r ' :irasterly and cat to the east line of th alley west of Atchison uveiric, then-.-j nortn along s.iid east line of th n. rther. 1 b" lino of Le.t 7 of Schrage's F-.rrt Artd!t!on to Hammond, Indiana, thtr"'! 1 ortheasterly along said northerly l::ii "V nw I'l Atchison avenue thenco north alonjar the west line o I Atchison avenue to tho center llni lhc alloy northrrly Indianapolis outi . thence northfesterly along said 1 cc-ntcr line of alley to the center line of the alley' west of Atchison avenue. tbenc j north alonjr said center line to the center line of 113th street, the-iee east aloncr said center line- to the east line of lh. southwest fractional Quarter of Section ix (6). Township Thirty-seven (37 j North. Range Nine (9) West of the 2nd P. M.. thence north along- said east lin I to the place of beginning, all within the j Citv of Hammond. County of Lake, State t of Indiana. C. H. LUTHMAN. j O. F. HIGHLAND. I W. C. HAMAN. I Board of Public Works. WILLIAM C ROSE, City Clerk. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The Board of Education. District No. 153. West Hammond. Illinois, wishes to receive bids by Wednesday. July 2Z. nt S o'clock P. M.. for the construction of a new door in the Gymnasium ef tho Wentvvorth School Building. Spc-ifiei-tions and particulars by Thorn, cc-rnr Forsythe avenue. West Hammond. Illinois. MARTIN H. FINNERAN. Preside-iT. FRED SEIOR1ST. S.-cretarv. 7-19-S1-22.

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