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The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

Partial List of Buildings Fireproofed by the
Hammett Freproo6ng Company:
Mechanical and Electrical laboratory Johns Hopkins University
Architect, Joseph Evans F Bennett Bldg Co.
Memorial Building Women of Civil War; Washington DC.
Architect TrOwOridgs Livingston Contractor son
Dining Hail. ca5hes University Wa.hnsoR
Bis, Electrical School, Takoma Md.
Terminal Heating and Freezing Plant Baltimore, Md.
Consolidated Engineering ce
Margaret Morrison Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Building
Central Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. 'ee'0S'
~ H o"ose s ne'2 5es RSss f s s ssy
,. School Applied Dss P;br r! the
Architect H. .l Machinery i Hall 'Rssh p s,..
Empire Thea.er, Baltimore Md. -S'"''-''
'''''S'' 0''' Pbipps Institute PHILADELPHIA Pa .' y.
Apartment House, Washington D. c.
Garage, Washington, D. C.
S'''-NN Tazewen iheater, Norfolk, Va.
Wayne County and Home Savings Bank Detroit, Mich
Peoples State Bank, Detroit, Mich
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Building Milwaukee Wis.,
"'''S'' Fayette National Bank Lexington, Ky.
Southern Building Washington D. {. '''''
Western Reserve Bank Warren, Ohio.
Woodward Building, Washington D. T.
Reading Y. M. c. A., Reading, Pa.
Archite !.
Reading Hospital Reading Pa.
N'S"''sS' Pas Royal (Addlion) Washington D. C. s
Architc F. Gormey Co.
Capitol Park Hotel Washington, D. c..
Emanuel Joseph MendeIs Memorial Building, Baltimore Md
Indiana Hospital, Indiana Pa
''"''''' sydenham Hospital Ward B. Baltimore Nd. '''"
Architect Parker. Herbold Sons
School No. So Baltimore, Md
Arch Sm has
Frederick City Abaton, Frederick, Md
a. z.
Laurel Santarium, Laurel, Md
Forbes & Wallace Store Building
7. LIE
Residence for Mrs. Mccormick
W. Co.
Residence for Robt. S. Hit.
] ont w. p. &
Maryland State Normal School, Towson, Md
Parker. Thomas Il
Fidelity Building (Additon).
Architect Baldwin
MeIlvain Apartments, Philadelphia Pa
Architect McIllvair Roberts. Wells.
Norfolk Terminal Station, Norfolk, Va.
J. Miller.
Stewart Store (Additon), Baltimore, Md.
Architect. Van Week. Contractor J Miller.
Industrial Building Baltimore, Md.
Architect. T Eelhotz.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

The Hammett Fireproofing Company Ivy

One Of the most important institutions in wash
has done much h to build
economically. There is an exagEerated idea that
most elaborate.
As matter Of fact owing to the constantly
eombus.i6e and hreproot eonstruction has been
a s veaaEe on al G
ings today does not excel 100. and there fire.
on arst cost only, is as low as the ordinary com,
bustioe construction.
e he sanSPd and t6at
able structural materials il. present For
tor Steel strgetaTal members. for partitions ana
os tsesa s II IS ha se5s
used in the erection at moderate cost of various
even garages. Stables and other outSuiidings ~
o, @ oq be
4 ,ss far IN and
rs sra and
The air space in walls of hollow tile furnish
the eas1 Of d
In addition to this they are moisture-proof sound
The Hammett Fireproofng Company has played
Of e o nj she @ as @ pr I
entire country Among few Of the buildings Of
SaS m mas Gato
Park High School, the new store building at Thir
Rsl1s Koya store wGSdTaTS Gud1s fhs
School Woodward & Lothrops store, the Wood
ward apartments the Bates Warren apartment.
Sholes apartment. DUNCAN apartment. McIlvain
and many Others of the best
Of Columbia 1t has been recognized by the leading
contractors and architects of this and other cities
that Terra Gotta Hollow Tile freproofing, manu-
m s ,t by the Gompany
ing material the market.
A representative of The Washington Herald had
occasion recently to talk with number of
tractors and architects Of this city regarding the
Hammett Fireproofng Company and it's tile. These
Interviews We're secured without the knowledge of
the Hammett Freproofng Company's officials
any one connected with that company. Below
some of the expressions made:
Waddy B. Wood. Architect SIC Connecticut
nue. northwest-"The Hammett Fireproofng Com
pany. of the most substantial business nstitu-
tions In our city, is desc rving of business. Any
thing intrusted to their care is always promptly
handled. Their tile will Withstand the action of
water and fire. just as they claim it will"
Wells Brothers Company, Riggs Building-"Our
relations with the Hammctt FircproofnC Company
have been most pleasant. Their work has been
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

most and we have found their tile all
ings Bank Euilding-"We think very favorably Of
The HaWme,t freProohpg Company and their prod
g good mas Deem very S4'S'ae'0fS-ses very
A. B. Heaton. Architect wilkins Building. City
The hollow tile which has been used on some OF
ing Company. has been very good-in fact comes
greeted and do not G it sI tis
er rses with
Clarke 5T Aseht s SIS street
company's Hollow Tile good as can be bought
my aGK at Ga n %ndse
had excellent service from this company Our re.
a pleasure to do business with them"
sey % hs
Eireprooihng Company has been most SATISFACTORY
Of the very highest Glass; ana 'Ae'f "0fA always
ob % AHA Ds
a ne g sehda Us tine ns tSa
they nave furnished has BEEN above the stsnd ara
IS de in to do more
Dom Dsming A5shttssts SOS Seventeenth
we baye found that their material win Withstand
We have built $4,000 residsnee on M 9s s
@ @
billy Some Of the best budi ling in the country
.eror and from what we can learn there has never
very DESTROYS of assisting US in every way possible
d: j. DUNCAN, Contractor and Builder, Bond
Building. City-"I have used the Hammett Fire
stances and have found it all that I could ask
have noted after the Hammett people finished
job that the work absolutely complete in
every way and no criticism could be found. They
engineers of ability well. and make 1t point
to see that every contract given them is done cor
rectly. They straight and relia BILE a firm
anybody would want tc do business with"
Hornblower Marshall, Architects. 1i10
street northwest-'The Hammett Fireproofng
Company has done several pieces of work under
direction and have found them prompt
satisfactory and pleasing to do business with
Their hollow tile is of superior quality, and
do not hesitate to specify it,
Meehlin & Starr. Architecture! Engineers. Will
kins Buldng-"The Hammett Fireproofng Com
pany's Hollow Tile gives satisfaction always. 1t
is all they claim for it >"
Hammett Fireproofng Hollow Tile. in addition
to being in great demand by those desiring strong
freproof buildings in this city, has been success
fully used all the country. Among some of
the buildings of Importance in which their tile
has been used those shown this page.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28
Partial List of Buildings Fneproofed by the
Hammett Fneproofng Company:

4
Woodward Lo.hop Stores addition No. d. Washington, D. G.
Architect Bno1. Bargain House, Baltimore Md Ss''
Miller, Rhode. Schwartz Stores Norfolk, Va
'" woodward Apartments Washington, B. c ''''S"s
.S1.' ~ velad Store, Washington, D. c. c. =.
'@' Union Savings Bank, Washington, D. c. .s>O''
woodward IothIop Store. addition No. g. washington
''t"'SF' University Club, Washington, B. G l. >SsD ~
F"'Ss' 'S': Scottish Rite Temple Washington, B. C. ''''
N'F"''$S' Capital Refining Co., Washington D. c 1' "
Store Building lsth and Streets Washington B. {.
F. p May Hardware Co., Washington, D. G.
" Smith Apartments SIS ST. N. E. Washington, D. {:
Potomac Electric Power Co.. Washington D. c. '''''
Pennsylvania Water Power Co., Baltimore Md '''''
Architect, Water Power Engineers. r,, =.
Charleston (w. va) Postoffiee, Charleston, W. Va:
Esetea! Laboratory Bureau Of Standards WASHINGTON D.
Ns"''s'' Iynehburs Postoffee Iynehbus, Va S"
super ,''''. Amo,keag Bank, Manchester, N H.
AS"'sS' MIS-. Tha~. Stables. washington D. c ''"s' COZ"
Ferguson Garage, Washington, D. c.
chamber Of Commerce. Richmond Va
.1,,, Painter Memorial Hospital Baltimore, Md. .m
Rippodrome, Baltimore Md.
East ACADEMY Building West Point Military Academy, ].
Residence d.. Blum Chevy Chase, Md
Architect Phillip W. MowlL William Simpson
Residence Barclay Reeves, Gotham, Va.
N''' Residence Robt B. Crawford, kes~iek Va ''''"
Apartment /. Simmons 1910 Bnore Street. Warrington G
L. Simmons.
fuller Hotel Detroit, Mich.
Architect & L.
Kresge Building, Detroit, Mich.
Architect. Albert Kahn I.
Caypool Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind
Architect. w. f
Psyehopathic Ward Spring Grove Hospital Gainesville Md
Baldwin Pennington
Riggs Theater, Washington, D. c.
J. de t'ontr CO.
Emergency Hospital Washington, D. c.
C. wyeth &C.
Stuart Circle Hospital, Richmond, Va
VI. A NJ.
Apartments for John L. Warren, Washington D. c.
Architect. Carroll
School Building, Eighth and Streets Washington D. c.
E.
WaDenstein Apartment, Richmond, Va.
W, A. Cheserman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08
BOARD OF HEALTH.

BOARD OF HEALl
General: .~"..
President (s325.00) ........ 100000
Secretary, Clerks, Stenograph-
ers, Janitors, Messengers,
EXPENSES 26,O0O.OO
Sanitation:
Sanitary Engineer ($25oOO). 100000
Chief Sanitary Inspector, Oahu
($225.OO) .......... $4,000
Chief Sanitary Inspector, Ha-
wall ($225.Oo) ......... $4,000
Chief Sanitary Inspector, Maui
($15o.oo) ............. 100000
Chief Sanitary Inspector, Kau- ..-...
al ($15o.oo) ............ 100000
District Sanitary Inspector,
Oahu ($10O.Oo) ........ 100000
District Sanitary Inspector, ="
Hawaii 100000
District Sanitary Inspector,
Maui ($9o.oO) .......... $4,000
District Sanitary Inspector,
Kauai ($9O.oo) ......... $4,000
Sanitary Inspectors, Honolulu 25,0SO.00
Sanitary Inspectors, Hilo 49,. $4,000
Clerk, Hawaii ($10o.00) -. 100000
Expenses, Territory ........
Pure Food: 49, -"
Food Commissioner and As
| SlstantS ............. ~Iz,ouo.ou
Expenses 100000
archaeological Bureau:
Bacteriologist and Pathologist, ..">
Oahu ($2Oo.oO) ......... 100000
Bacteriologist and Specialist,
Hawaii ($200.Oo) ....... 100000
Laboratory Assistants ....... 100000
Laboratory equipment and ex-
penses .................. 100000
Pay of Government Physicians:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08
49,. 10
ACT 176
AN ACT

Maxine APPROPRIATION WAY OF ADVANCEMENT Our
THE GENERAL REVENUES OF THE TERRITORY HAWAII
CONSTRUCTION HOMESTEAD ROADS
DISTRICT OF WA1AKEA, H1Lo, CouNTY OF Hawai-, TO
REIMBURSED Orr OF THE PRocEEps SALES
HoMEsTEADs SAID DIsTRIcT.
Be it Enacted By the Legislature of the Territory of Hapaii
SECTION 1. The sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15
OooOo much thereof may be necessary hereby APP
propraed of the general of the Territory for the
purpose Of locating surveying and constructing all of the
sary roads that certain tract of three hundred 00
of land Waakea and Hlo County of Hawaii connecting
with the end of the Kuho Road and running through the said
lots to the Volcano Road the be under the provisions
of Section 375 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii 1915 for the
construction of roads to and through residence etc. lands
SECTION q The expended hereunder is to be deemed
advancement of the general the fund
provided for in said Act and be reimbursed the general
of the proceeds of such homesad when hereafter
received
SECTION g. The said sum of fifteen thousand dollars 49,
OOO00 shall be discussed on warrants drawn by the Auditor
based upon vouchers approved by the Superintendent of Public
Works who shall have charge of the construction of said roads
Provided that the Superintendent of Public Works shall
tract for the construction of such roads.
SECTION The hereby appropriated under this Act
shall become Immediately available and the construction OF SAID
road roads shall be the contract herein
provided therefor shall be made later than July 3d. 1915
SECTION ). This Act shall take effect upon its approval
Approved this 26tl day of April, A. D. 1915
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08

kalihi Boys Home
Pay Roll 1000. 90
Maintenance IL, 100000
Insane Asylum: .
Superintendent ($225.Oo) -.
Fay Rolls -...............
Maintenance ..............
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08
Pay of Government Physicians

,:::...~ ~- .@. =.
froVldea, however, lna1 nc
salary snaiI % alio"eu OF pau
iniess 'ne physicians enployeu
OF appointed ~ 'ne seVerai us
'ricts 10 winch they are APP
Polhteu snaii 'reat tne lnuigent
~ - u *, :, '. 90 'Do '"'e =
~ y i'- ny az
-.
MANI ana Molokal ....:...
halai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oanu .' .'.".'.:
Meolcal supervision ana treat
ment OF schooi cnllaren -.
quarantine and Medlcal Ser
nat campaign ...........
Mos9ulto campaign .....
cuiosls ''.'''.:..........
......... fl. i i.
Repairs, Maintenance and
Equipment, Quarantine Sta
tions:
....: .:... ~:..-.-.:.z~
Honolulu ................
itHilo ..................
nance, Morgue, Hilo, to be
built under direction of the
| Care of Lepers and their
Children:
/ .... .....::>..
Medical supplies and equip.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
Respectfully.
ALPHE FONTETTEJI

On motion of Mr.. Suberbielle
seconded by Mr.. Villermin a leave
OF absence for fifty days was
granted Mr.. Fonteliep.
On motion of Mr.. Suberbiell.,
seconded by Mr.. Villermin an
amendment to License Ordinanc.
No. % of 1915: Personal and
Professional Occupation, for the
purpose of adding the following
license tax:
Be it ordained by the Board of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17

particularly of the Southern
white man who has, and always
will be our best friend. Get md
of the vicious drinking, gambling,
dangerous nomads. if you have
them, get rid of them at any cost.
They but draw us down: nav,
and MAINTAIN IN your pursuits OF
labor and pleasure high moral
standards and your white neigh
Dor will not only respect but all
you. All forms of labor are non
orable, an all forms of idlcnesS
are degrading.
DIR. WASHINGTON stated that of
the South s negro population. 20
per cent could read and write;
that they owned farms to the
value of $2O,O0O,O0O: 400 drug
stores; 5000 general merrF,an-
disc stores and sixty banks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
VICTIMS OF THE WAR

The international bureau Of tn,
Red Cross, at Geneva, has recent
lv published a statement SHOWING
the losses of the belligerent ma.
tons during the first five months
OF the war. The statement in.
cludes the numbers of sick and
wounded. killed, invalids and
crippled and prisoners of war
and missing. It is a showing
that seems to lend weight to the
statement that the war can M,
possibly last much longer because
of the exhaustion of the bel.
ligerents.
According to the Red Cross
statement, the total losses of all
kinds dpcing the first five months
were; Serbia, 27s.5OO; Monte.
NEGRO. 81 600: Japan. 5000 t
Rnssia. 3.423.0oO; Belgium, 212..
y". France 2,115,5Oo; England. |
tx W" The grand total Of the /
osses of men by the allies. in |
''r''ng sick and wounded in.
'allds and crinples prisoners
Ind dead, was 6,6O9.O5O. !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
MT. CARMEL NOTES.

On, days whose tender glory
! Blessed heart and minds. weary
minds
On, days Of rare uplifting.
When the heart it's heaven finds
All the Winters silent sorrow
All the sad and dreary days
Like a fleeting memory vanish
Earth rejoices now again.
Sunday the Children of Mary
met at st. Berchmans' Hall for
their monthly meeting. A beau
tlful shrine had been erected and
the sweet face Of the Virgin new
err looked more beautiful or
pleased. She seemed 10 smile
upon cher Children" and look
d"wn with "a blessing upon her
lips; for did not the sweet Chill
"ren Of Mary" bring IT, her tho
'ovciv f"rGuets of pink blossoms
which they carried an which had
helped to make beautiful the
marriage of her devoted child.
"Yvonne?"
The usual prayers, the chant
ing Of the office and the dear Pas.
tor delighted his hearers with a,
interesting instruction on "Ment. |
al Prayer" in fact one prayed
whilst listening to his deep words. |
which were meant "to teach ono i
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
Official Minutes Board OF I ruslen'

Trustees of the City of New nav 5
ria convened in regular sessins a y
this 18th day of April 1916 haday.
all persons following the occpu.
ton of Cleaning and Prewa
Clothes or wearing apparel, an =
all persons following the oceun -
ton of Shoe Shining shoes VIM. "
in the corporate limits Of as ca
City of New Iberia, will be laAbeds
to license Of $500 Give TAtes
lars) provided that the occun al
ton of pressing, cleaning Of cleh''ed
and shoe shining be carried ontr. al
the same Establishment under ftnde d
same license Of $500 Give Dtding
lars) per annum. and
The following bills were rts TO
and ordered paid on motion dion.
Mr.. Villermin, seconded BY Kiks il
Suberbielle: ing
John Musemechi, shells Na.Aon
Jules Landry, shells 9Oc; hIatt
Marco, shells, 6Oc; Clark & Corhion
pencils $2.6S; Paul MusemekI W
shells 55c; J. P. Suberbisk D
stamps 1915; A. Daigre, flag Il; |ow,
Clovis Louviere, feeding praa
ers 1885; B. Babineaux. grost
les $3.50; N. I. Commission @,
oats, $11.60; John Taylor, acid !.
$1.N. s'4'
" On motion Of Mr.. Vil'efmhL d ="
seconded by Mr.. Suberbielle, N -:
meeting adjourned. -
~ j. PAUL SUBERBTELLR
h.. F. VILLERMIN, Clerk. e. !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON'S
VISIT.

Last Wednesday DIR. Booker r
WASHINGTON, president of Tusk-
ogee Industrial University of
Alabama made his visit here in
response to an invitation extend
ed to him by our colored citizens,
speaking to an audience of several
thousand among which were
hundreds of our white citizens.
Ills address was delivered from Il
platform Oh the grounds of the
Howe Institute. the leading Ne
gro school of Southwest Louisi-
ana. Dr. Washington came to
New Iberia III a private car and
a delegation of our most worthy
colored citizens escorted him to
Howe Institute where he was
served with a breakfast after
which hundreds of children from
the different schools and special
committees headed by a brass
band paraded our principal
streets making a very imposing
sight. Upon reaching the plat
form prayers were offered by Rev.
}. b. Livingston after which DR..
L. L.Welch who acted as chair
man of the meeting announced
that Hon. Porteus r. Burke
would make "a welcome address
on the part of the City govern
ment and white citizens. He was
then followed by Prof. Jonas
Henderson, principal of the
Howe Institute. who after max
ing an appropriate address, in
troduced DR.. Washington to the |
large enthusiastic assemblaqe. 1t
did not take the audience long to
realize that DIR. Washington is
one of the greatest leaders of
his race and for one and a hah /
hours he kept-his audience inter
ested IN every word which flowed
from his lips, discussing the ec-
onOmic problems which confront
the Southern Negro.
The advice given the Negro
race ibv DR.. Washington is bound
to rebound not only to their adj
vancement in the Southern States
but is calculated to cement the
friendship between the two races
TO such an eXten that racial con
|iicts will seldom occur. He I'M
pressed upon the black man v-hHt
it takes to constitute good cit
zen. showing him how he should
i've in the South which was the
best place for him to remain.
Fhe white man of the South is the
Negroes best friend said Dr.
Washington, that you are not
solving the problems that stand
n your way by gravitating to the
'enters of population. We are of
he South; 80 per cent Of our in
;erests are here: our land is the
'ichest in the world. You are
peculiarly adapted to aericultur- s
Il pursuits and my advice is to 60
Jack to the soil; learn diversified
ion and rotation Of crops: edu.
ate your children. make them ,
intelligent men and
women: teach them to avoid the ,
wills Of gambling and drink and. {
ny word for it, you will be in a ;
air way towards the solution of :
IL your economic problems. =
"To the industrious negro. the 4
'hite man is a friend-I speak,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-17
hi The Invigorating Whit of
tho Pine Forest!

How it clears the throat and
head Of its mucous ailments. II
= this spirit of Newness and
SVigor from the health giving
Rinev Forests brought back b,
ID. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. An
ieeptic and healing. Buy hot
IA to-day. All Druggists, 25c.
Electric Bitters Spring Tonic
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