Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 218, Hammond, Lake County, 3 March 1920 — Page 10

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AL ESTATE All Records for Home Buying Demands in East Chicago Have Been Broken Lately. Real est.V' i.i nu- Tw:ti 'ties ta been more ;u"' e during the past month of s.v uoks than at any time in the 1-!t..-v ,.i the city according to some n' the 'atrr ami older real: stuto u.-a'ers m' t lie ii;y. The activ-, tLV ha5 n.-i ! en comir.crt to any par - ' t'.cilar c'ass u- -e.t ! Mate hut by its diversity "id v.:!os an imusual year f t u'l ; rac : o ; s. m. " i: ha nt. industries and i.-"iie !u h tig-. U-n'in;. fi' m.ir.ils lia'e cr. 1 1 m: d ! ady ! iinna the period and a't th Airs hae waitini; lists for r r.tabio -, ooerty which they are unable to e- . i i e. Ken: injr properly is so scarce t .- : many .'"amines hnve taken 1 i k In -je k. f p i n tr rooms i:i Monies which ii-n- been opened to the public! . d'-mard for single or double rooms' f.j- iirmarriel persons also so far ex-; , ..-.js tl.e deirand that a '.-!; number, w o ties ire to iivr in t:- '!' in '"ties ' foM'eil t., ": ii t''e mi-reiMiilinij i !.,'S, goinp; baeiv aed i'ovh eaeh day1 train or s've. i e. The trans' v of l-'-.v-uess ir.-s roily has) ii i" rro than u--.ii1 p -port 1 ens. juncni; w Mich pre the Kuu- , e.ii purchase ; : t'-e o' tier of Kors;. the stid 1 4 S : : an! :' ur.il transfers of MH-hi-xan ,ivemi- and t'v-il.u' -ic-t business sites -n the Ilarbn-. K;u''t of these t ,i r.-iVr also cont tnp ate 1'tjildinir op. ra : ."i-s whii-'i wi't i' !arted .is soon as atio r te rmtis. i' irchne f ' in I :i ' ia 1 sites his also hee;i pitoii. most of th' '.nuchases be'4 alditions to the silts of industries r -. ndy located and 'o he used in -lsions to th- present plant?. The r.eer.t tract purehise iy K. S. T o-IX s xpected soon to be t si-'- "''r an . !".! stria! s' t-..-; ti - e . ' The. RTa, -.t activity ;. ber n experienced in the transfer of ii.inif- and! r-'-'dence lois. While n my --.a.' hee.i V'-pt from buying res i.-eiu e 'ots he-J r:; :se. of the almost pr-dt i lot i e cots f leii'diTir construe-i-'U it has niry ..ieased the demand for dA-:!an' v.. This branch of real sta:.": t" -. n.rfers l as te en a. pood tie(d f- r, t small real estate tl-a;.rs and tiioy J '. v done a'most as l.irpre a bus: to ss ortn of the larpe finis. j Vui-h of lite hme-liuy itm- i li:-,; i ;:.- Jiy the workinfr pji'ople ..f tt.e ' ei- v or people who wisli to move tr ' K.ift Chicago and a larpe ; r r- nt of ; the huyinir is ''or," . n the easy payTHAT FADED FROCK WILL 0V LIRE B "Diamond Dyes" Freshen; Up Old, Discarded Garments. ! i oi r wo:':-' atiouf -'.'i ' rsui-s. 1 "Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to t a new. rich, fadeli-'s co'o rto any f- 'o'C. uh.tber :' be wool. silk, linen. r"ton or ritlred pood? eresses, b'o':s- I stockings, skins, chtblr n's coats. ' - ' -:ers. dt-aperies. co; ringr. j "'"he Direction p,,.ok 'h each iac- I tlls S" p'ainly how to diatiiond I over any co'or that you ca.i rot j ' .- . e a. rist ake. ; ': o match any e.ai.er;a! have druccts j v you "Diamond D." i'n:nr Card j adv. i FEDERAL

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iimtit laii. Kfforts to escape the hiRh 1 I'rMtH an- believed responsible for many demanils for I hp iiurohaso of homes. The dealers meet with all kimls of pcoiiip and varying amounts of capital in the home--br.ylnfc; rush. One prosp-ct ivti buyer who wan anxious to rscapp the hiffh rents recently endeavored to make it purchase but had only $:i) with which to make a first payment. Most of the people, however, who wart to buy have several hundred dollars a heart with which U ciinch the deal .

T. B. EXPERT ChanKes and modifications of the pl.uns of the proposed Tuberculosis sanitoriuin to be erected in Lake county was submitted to the county comtnissioners in a nine pape report by T. 15. KWnir, authority on sanitorlum construction and institutional secreary of the National Tuberculosis Association with headquarters in New York, in it meeting at Crown Point .. . h i'i.i) Kol 1. .-w i n c: the submitting of the plans and a general discussion. the county commissioners a,sked Mr. Coleman the architect to make the changes in the plans and additions in accordance with the plan proposed and submit estilate of cost at once. According to the report submitted by Mr. Kidncr it is the concensus of opinion anions; sa n i t orin iri authorities of this county, that to obtain the best results no sanitoti-im should be larKi r than -,"oi beds and he recommended that the general plat plan provide for a capacity of 2,"w patients. tin the subject of ehosinp a site for tiie proposed sanitorlum Mr. Kider iakes ii'jn'i;ra;ihy, soil and drainage, facilities, water supply, accessibility. landscape attractions and facilities for! st em in.; eb'otrie power into consider- j at ion. Ire latl-r. however, nas oe'-n t.ike't ear" m' as the site chos.-n is near the rt''t of way of the Gary & Southern, hftw.cn Gary and frown Point and officials of that line state that sufficient current for power and electricity may be s-cur.d from their fee d w i I '. 1" the a 1 mi n is? rat ion and rn fi rmary buld'mi;s but few chanpr-s were reconi mended . Stifrs est ions of changes, are marie in the plans for the staff buildin;", pavilions ''which are us-d only '"or patients who have passed the acute state and are cMIit sein' or fully ambulent. It was further recommended C'at the e ret ion of the administration l.u:bli-itt. the power plant, the service hui'dinir and two hospital pa-v-iHions be undertaken at once, which wil accommodate in all 6 patients. SIXTH LODGE RESERVATION IS IIP TODAY BY J. UMIT ( AMPRKI.I,, !STFF CORRESPONDENT t. WAS1 IIM 1TON. March N. SERVICE! 1 --The senaf w'li tackle today the sixth Lodjre reservat ion. that w i ; h . Id i n the assnt of tl-'e 1. S. to tuose provisions of the peace treaty which turned the Chinese province of Shantung; over to Japan . This reservation the original Lode lllrrl to be adopt'-d ity ote. composed Hke the rest of protrram. is sched-nK.-iiti by a majorm .srlv of Republlea 113 with epou; 1 voting Hsrair-st it lieimirrniir: senators to demons' ra ' e that ratification -i ' I remote. The Ions: disiiuted I.odt;e reservat ion t" Article Ten is jo be taken up after all of th- thirteen o; hers have been acted upon. Thus far. but four have been disposed of. The vote by which RESERVE .'.WfUlfe;.--.; j nnmirr.Trv.TTr t l

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the reservation covering the Monroe J'oetrine fi6 to 2' was re-adopted was recarded as a test of the renewed administration opposition to the reservat ions and to ratification. The line-up of 22 administration senators against a -reservation intended to safeguard the Monroe Doctrine, a reservation the 1 lepu bl icans refused to modify, was considered a ood illustration of bow ratification is to be blocked again. The final show-down on ratification probably will not come until next week but, senate leaders of both parties Hrtmit that unless a miracle happens the treaty will be defeated a second time In the senate and the moot question of the commitment of the American people to the League of Nations left to the caiupaicn.

BUILDING ON BIG SCALE PREDICTED I IN .' LNNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 "WASHINGTON. March 3. Ituildinsr operations upon nn unprecedented scale, despite top-notch quotations for raw materials, Is forecast, for the early spring months, the. treasury announced today. Qucstionaires returned by reserve hankers auree that h'irh costs will not stop blfr building, activity to meet the nation-wide housinir shot-mice. The effect of this will restrict operations in some dist riots. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICK TO NON-llKSIDKXr. THE STATE OP INDIANA. LAKH COT NT Y. IN THK LAKK SCPKUIOU COIItT, J.VNT.U1Y TERM. 1920. Till 1 'IT Y ELEGTRIC SERIVF. COMPANY VS. JOSEPH GOPLINSKI ET al. rsE Xo. mnsfi. room 2. TION TO FORECLOSE M EC 1 1 A Nurs LIEN. Now comes the Plaintiff, by "William .1. Whinory, attorney, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Polish Roman Gat hoi ic I'ni.n, a corporation, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless it appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling: of said cause, on lb.- 2ith day of Anril. A. D. 102i), the same beine: the 43rd day of the nt term of Said Court to be hepin and held in the Court House. Room No. 2. at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of March. A. I . lf20. said aetien will he heard and determined in its absolve. IN WITNESS "WHEREOF. I hereunto net rny l.and and affix the Seal of said Court, at. Hammond, this 27th day of February. A. D. 1020. HERKEET L. "WHEATON". fSe;D Clerk t.. P. C by KITH F.ERG. Deputy Clrrk. 2-2S; .1-6-1" DEPARTMENT "F Pl'ltLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE lltl.M'.ti OF I'l HLIC WORKS. SS: HAMMOND. INDIANA. FEHRl'A RY 2b. 5a20. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby pien by the Reard of Public AVorks of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to improve Sibley street. Section "D." front Calumet avenue to Howard revenue, in the City of Hammond. Indiana. by const; tin i nc therein, between said terminal points, an eii-hteen inch double strength itrified socket pipe sewer with 10 manholes, 12 catchbasins and 113 s'x inch house drains SO feet long-. ns author!7.ed h Improvement Resolution No. 777. adopted by said Roard on the 25:h day of February. 1?20. AH work done in ihe making of sa'd above described public improvement shall be in aecrvdnnce i itji the terms and conditions of the Improvement. Resolution No. 777. adopted hy the Hoard of Public Wot Us on the above named date, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which .ir. now on file and may be p.-en in the ofPee of said Hoard of Public Worki of the Citv of llamninpl Indiana. The Roard of Public Works has fixed the ?b day of March. ir2. at two o'clock p. M.. as a. date for the hearing of all persons interested or whose properly is affected hy said improvement, and will decide whether the benefits that will a'-erue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improep"-nf and to said City will be ermal to or exceed the estimated cost of the j. reposed improvement, as estimated b the Citv Civil Engineer. A. J . SW ANSON, JACOR WIKER. F. C. DEITRICH, Roard of I'uhlic Works. WU-I.TAM C. ROSE. Citv Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF PFPLIC WORK?, OFFICE OF THE P.OARD OF PI PLTC WOP.KS. SS: HAMMOND, INDIANA. l'KRItl'A R Y 27. 1320. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is h'-rehy piven by the Hoard of I'uhlic Works of the city of Hammojid, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to improve Chicago svenue. from Sheffield avenue to White oak avenii", in the City rf Hammond. Indiana, hy Rradinc: and paving: the road w ay w it U Type " I." asphaltic concrete on old macadam: Type "K," ashalt ic. concrete on concrete; Type "L." vitrirled paving: brick on concrete; Type "M." reinforced concrete; Type "(." creosote block on concrete, ndjustincr 1 old tr.anho'es to prndc and deposit inp n't excess excavated material at Ihe sid of pavement to form a shoulder for same, as authorized by 1 mprovemetit Resolution No. 77e. adopted by said Roard on the 2 7th day of l--.bni.-iiy. Ifl20. All work done in the tn-ik:i of said ahoe described public improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the l m pi ovemetit !:. oltitio.s No. 77S, adopted by the Roaril of Public Works on the above named date, and the detailed draw ires, plans, profiles and specifications which arc now cn file and may be seen in the office of Faid R .ard of Public' AVorks of the City rf Hammond. Indiana. 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be said improvement, and will decld whether the benefits that will accrue to the property abutting apd adjacent to ihe proposed improvement and to said City will be rqii.il to or ex. . d the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. A. .). SWANSON, IACOR WIKEE F. C. DEITRICH. Hoard of Public Works. WILLIAM C. ROSE. City Clerk. 2-2S; 3-f, N TIOE. DEPARTMENT OF PCRLIO WORKS. CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Tou are hereby notified that the Roard of Public Works of said Ci'y will receive bids up to March 12th. 1920. at two o'clock P. M.. for the construction of a macadam pavement with interstires filled with asphalt, constructing 200 fleuralgic Pains Civ Way to Soothing Hamlin' Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and fcffective treatment for headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief. Its healing-, antiseptic qualities can always be relied upon to prevent infection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites an.1 stings. Just as good, too, for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores and canker sores. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wirard Liver. Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. ine

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