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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-26

Lot 8. blk. l. Gary Land Cos
TIN Sub. AIonzo n, Porter &
VT to Isaac K. Claf < VT leo
Lot 10. blk 2. Garden City Add
Fred Seabright (bach) to VI
to DanZl 100
Lot 90, blk. ?, 9Th So. Broadway
Add John Andrusiak 4 VT 70
John J. Hebron - 100
Lot 81. blk. I. Pleitners tst "A
Ralph @. Keller & VT to Geo.
Lucopulos 100
Lot 10. blk. /, Paramount PIX.
Add. Leslie G.. Whitcomb &
VT to Emma A. M~ayerhofer-
Lot 81. So lot 80. biz. , Kelley
semmes Blvd Hts d Cary
Heights Realty CO. 70 Arthur
D. Beers & Bertha 5. 100
Lot 4, blk. 80. Cary Land COS
tst Sub. Gary Land 90. to
lila zigich & L-jubica $1,000
Lot 4. blk 80. Gary Land Cos
LIST Sub. lila zigich & Ljub-
lea to Mary J. Loesch 100
EAST CHICAGO
Lot 9. blk. 2, Sc 29-37-9. iot
80, blk. Z. NE 29-37-9. Fred
]. Fife & VT to Mac r. Fife 100000
Lot 10. blk 4. Davidsons Add
Charles D Davidson 4 VT 10
George Haluska & wf-- $4,000
Lots 81 to 6s. blk. 4. Davidsons
Add. Henry schrage (wtd) to
Henry S. Davidson 100
Lots 81 to SIS. blk. 4, Davidsons
Add. Mary E. Burke & hus.
to Henry s. Davidson 100
Lot IS, s II #. lot %. blk. 10
NV 2S-37-9. Henry Schrage
(wid) to Peter W. Krtll 10000
Lots 40. so. blk. Q. sW 2s-37-9
Gabriel Sasse & VT to r Kali
man Reppa & Gabriel sasse 100000
Lots 40. 50, blk. .. sW 2s~37-9.
Fred J. Smith & VT 10 Cab
riel sasse 100
INDIANA HARBOR
Lot II, blk. II. 4th Add. E.
Chgo Co. to solomon Brennan 100
Lot II. blk. il. 4th Add. r.
Chgo Co. to Dora Brennan 100
Lot 9. blk. 10. End Add. Jonas
Poczkus & VT to Jonas Posi-
kus & VT 100
Lot 10. blk. 4, 1st Add. Wicent
A~Iackowiak & VI to andre
Nfatusa & VT 100000
Lot 10. blk. II. Indiana Harbor
z. Chgo Co. to John Baza
e. VT LOO
Lot 4. blk. 16. 5th Add E. Chgo
Co. to Stanko Madjarich & VT $4,000
REAL ESTATE - GAL TWO -
WHITING
Lots IS. lie. bis s, Stieglitx
Sub. Michael German (wid)
to Frank Gasinski - 100
IvANHOE
Blk 4, ex lots a, As. blk. s. Joe
r Lanes Add. Sheriff 50
Harold Harwood -
TOLLEsTON
Lot So. blk II, COS 9Th Add.
Anthony Rudman & VT 70
William Doering & Amelia loo
CEDAR LAKE
IS. blk. .. g n. Straights
Sub. Julian H. Youche Cbach)
to Joseph Kubish - 1900
CROWN POINT
Lot 20, Eddy's End Add. Edith
n. Crawford & hus. to Ed
mund Z. Knesek -- 10000
1879
PIT M Sc 1870. oliver o.
Forsyth (Gd) to Constantly
Frankowski 10000
1879
PIT NE Sc 1879. oliver 81.
Forsyth (Gd) to Malgorzata
Narkut & Frank 10000
1869
Pt. So NE sw 1853. Paul r.
Lippinski & VT to Julia Rem
kawek 100
31-34-7
Pe Sc NV s1-34-7. Samuel Al
Love & WI to Resale Hollo-
way Loo
1927
Sc NE 1927. Julian H. Youche
(bach) to VIM. B. Austin 1880
CEDAR LAKE
Lots % to 25. bIk T. Plat 7"
Shades Add. Pub. Sub. CO TO
Jennie ri. Cotton --S 155 so
Lots 25 to IS, blk. 10. Plat "A"
Shades Add. John 7. Neal &
VT to Jerry j. Yesia-- 10000
GARY
Lots As. Al. As. blk. 3. S. Broad
way Add Julian H. Youche
(baoh) to Mike Spotilla- 100
IS. blk. s. Riverview La y
Inv Cos LIST Add Rudolph
Schimek & VT to Andy Soul
stz & VT 100
Lot %. blk s. Riverview Id &
Inv Cos list Add. Riverview
L & Inv. Co to Andy Soulatz
& WI 225.oo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-26
WANTED TO BUY

Nv client wants two. three or four
room house ana lot, easy terms State
facts. r. z. Times. Hammond 10-26-@
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For Sale-Automobiles.

E0p GAIF-Eigin six touring car
t-boroughly equipped. finest condition,
suite s. 80 state s. hammond
t@iv ao1ipped. Cau Tel, NO 9931 be
80 8 3 m. and s p. m. Hammond.
r0p sAT,F-Roadster III good condition
must sell at once Nll
Sf25. Lake county A3tto 500 Y - =
Phone IT4l. OIL EottttlaA
r0p SA4.r-New Elgtn Six 5-rass real
bargai7 il taken at once. 4fl9 Barring
ave. + N
USED CARS FOR SALE
one Saxon Roadster. in No. ] shape.
90 mass Overland. NJ shane.
one Pullman Roadster good conditlon
These cars viii be sold AZ 2 bargain II
taken at once.
Hammond Motor Car Co.
Phone 2543.
1919 state 81.
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If You Think THE TIMES Is
Doing It's Bit Your Support Is Al
ways Welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-26

6. s. blk. 16; lots Is. Is
blk. ., Red Oak End Add.
Clear Title Land Co to Henry
5. Davidson 100
SCHNEIDER
Lot is. blk. 6. Schneider. Lake
Agricultural Co. to Jenny
FarmIeo 5000
1879
TT NJ 81 1879. Oliver 0. For
syth Guardian to Rev. Her
man J Alerdins - 10000
1855
GO &C Of y end Ell NE 1853
Annie F. Harper (wid) ct al
TO ROLAND y. Sizelove - $4,000
HAMMOND
Ind share lot Al. blk TO.
franklin Add. Charles + King
t~single) to Edward A. Saw
idge q VT 100
Lots IL. "A. blk J.. Hammond
Heights Add. julius n. Meyn
& vi to l.. Bryce Whitaker
& VI $4,000
Lot II. blk. 5. Towle & Averys
Add. j. II Robbins & VT to
Joseph Janiok q wf / leo
Lot -. blk. 4. Calumet Heights
Add. John T.. Meek 4 VT ct al
TO William J.. McAieer- 1855
E "a # lot rs. BLK. ?. c. Hob
mans ID Add John c. Stubs
& VT. to James E. Conroy &
VT 100
Lot 10, EH lot u. Robes Add
william H. GostIin & VT to
Martin Farkas e. VT - 1880
GARY
Lot 26. blk. 1, Garden City Ad
Jacob Barof & VT to Israel
Kaplan loo
Lots ., 10, blk. !. Gary PIX. d
Peter Tender & VIZ to James
c. steiner LOO
Lot 8, blk. ?, Paramount PIX.
Add, Fred W. Keller & VT to
Cora collens - loo
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Lost and Found.


r 0ST-Amher knitting needle. Please
return Times office. Hammond
TOsT-In the Nee Hotel toilet. IL size
onen face Waltham watch monogram
i. b. H" $50 reward Ter return IS
mgr. Me Hotel Hammond. l0--oa
TosT-One beagle puppy; reward # re-
turned 10 $50 Indiana ave. Hamin9nd;
T0ST-vorow scotch collie white spot
on neck. reward il returned a9feS
hospital. Gary.
T0sT-Iast evening, Iady's black leath,
er purse containing bills. cheek ana
rev between ivy and Hemlock sts. 9t
I3Sfh ST.. liberal reward, fet45 + !
ivy ST. Ind. Har.
FOR RE&T-Room: very desiraole,
Phone $3.50. Ind Har lo-@4@-sod
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wwta whiting and East Chicago
MTe South Chicago only. =
wsse Caicaa0-A;4s = n. ana A:2y n "a
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR sALE-UnredeeEaed diamonds and
railroad watches. Lesser's Reliable
Loan Bank. So state st., Hammond.
open evenings. A-l2-f
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WANTED sITUATION-By nrst class
chef. Hotel, club or lodge. Address.
u. F. Keane. ISL Holman s.. Hammond.
10-24-3 cod
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TIRES

FOR SALE-Bunet, dining table. 4 din
ing room chairs. $50 Summer SIT. Ham
moud. 10-25-2
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EUssNAUL FEED A. ROOFING CO.
i1s Cltnfon Sc Phone 1897. East Chi
phone &6Sfk B-11-1m
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Situation Wanted.

RELIABLE LADY-Wants position as
h-ousekeeper IN small family. or elderly
couple. Apply to Mrs Trayer. 1919 18th
10-26-2
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FOR RE&T-Rooms very aeslFaote
Phone $3.50. Ind. Har io-@4-sod
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19

permitted to succeed. IL it does
it will be only after relief from
the courts is invoked.
The average taxpayer can see
no reason why Hamilton County
should be called upon to expend
$4,000 to develop the wild lands
of a foreign syndicate that never
paid this county one penny in tax
es and that never will. The Chat.
tanooga Herald.
1t is too bad. Here Marion
County has spent SOS. 900 in that
hole and Hamilton County doesn't
want it at the bargain price of
$4,000 to $4,000 further ex-
pense. Marion County secured
the $25, 900 by the Internal bond
route and will pay approximately
$4,000 more in interest before
she pays for this magnificent gift
to Hamilton County. 1t is too
bad that Hamilton County can
not appreciate the wonderful gift.
At any rate, lots of citizens in
Marion are tickled almost to death
that the noble 300 citizens of Ham,
iiton County have got what they
wanted-the Suck Creek Road
when they desired the entire
trade of the Sequatchie Valley.
The intelligent reader of the
News will remember that 300
merchants of Chattanooga signed
a petition to have the Suck Creek
Road the route, and now there is
opposition to the approximately
and in futurity $50, 600 gift. Seen
ic beauty on the Dixie Highway
seems to come high.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
ShirleytOn.

Special 10 the NeaOt. -..... "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Chomer Andes
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
White Saturday night and Sun
day.
Miss Rose Morrison spent Sun
day with Miss Zetta Smith.
Miss Mae league and Icie Ash
burn attended church Sunday.
Ebert White and Fred Morris
on seem to enjoy themselves Fri
day night. Wonder why.
Misses Lille Curtis and Gertie
Morrison attended church Sun
day morning.
Fred and Myrtle Morrison gave
a party Friday night. A large
crowd was present, and everyone
there seemed to enjoy themselves
except Walter Phelps, who hap
pened to very bad accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smith
Sunday.
Fred Morrison and Miss Ger
trude White visited Misses Rose
and Gertie Morrison Sunday eve
ming.
Willie Curtis, Willie Griffith and
Milton johnson attended Sunday
School Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Griffith
attended church Sunday.
Sam Griffith and Lacy Daniel
were in Whitwell Saturday.
Jim Griffith. Fred Morrison and
Ebert White attended a party at
Mr.. and Mrs, Lidge Shirley's Sat-
urday night and reported a nice
time.
Roy White and Miss Beulah
Hudson were out driving Sunday
evening.
Carl Deakins attended the par
ty Friday night.
Mrs. Lizzie and Miss Zetta
Smith called on Mrs. Laura Deak-
ms Monday evening. Daisy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19

James Davis, who left here
thirtyeight years ago for the west
and had resided in New Mexico a
long number of years, arrived
Wednesday night of last week
and is visiting his brother, Har-
rison Davis and other relatives.
He had been in the sheep bust
ness there, but sold out in Janu-
airy, after which he made a trip
to the Argentina Republic. He
came from there to New York by
steamer. We'd be glad to learn
of his intention to locate in the
valley. Dunlap Tribune.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
SINGING
CONVENTION
First Session to be Held at
WhitweII May goth. ---vaughus
to be Present.

The First Session of the Mar
ion County Singing Convention
for 1917 will be held at Whitwell
the third Sunday in May, the
date having been changed from
the first Sunday in order that we
might have the Vaughn Quartet
with us in the Convention.
These and other good singers
will be present and help to make
the day pleasant. We are plan
ing to make this the best conven-
ton ever held in Marion county,
and ask the cooperation of all
who are interested in better sing
ing, so leave your troubles at
home and bring your dinner and
help to make this a day long to
be remembered. Each class will
use the book of their own choice.
JOHN S. COWAN,
Pres.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
A. R. PRYOR IN
NEW BUILDING

A. K. Pryor is now COM
fortably located in his fine
new building in Jasper on the
Dixie Highway, whether it goes
north, east, south or west or
straight up or down. Everything
has been arranged in the new
building to wards efficiency from
the street service of oil, gas and
air to the supply room in the top
story. If you want q Ford car
they can assemble one for you
from the Ford parts they now
keep in stock. If you want re-
pairs for the other makes of cars
it's a good chance that they have
the part in stock. Tuesday af-
ternoon there were only ten cars
on the work floor in the process
of garage treatment from COM
plete overhauling to minor all
ments. To make their facilities
more complete whenever an ar
ticle is called for and not in stock
down it goes on a filing system to
be put in stock at the earliest
possible moment.
A visit at the plant Tuesday
foundthe proprietor, A. r. Pryor,
in his Office, Almost pleasant place,
with every arrangement for the
quick and accurate transaction of
business. A handsome show case
contained a large number of sup
plies for automobiles which were
interesting to examine. Down
stairs there were a number OF
cars, some in storage, and others
awaiting repairs. Tourists are
beginning to come thru and lots of
work has come in from that direc-
ton, and many local autoists are
having their steeds currycombed
for the season, the Dixie High
way beginning to dry out sutfi-
GENTLY as not to require the use
of motor mud scows.
The foundations of a large
shop are being laid next to and
adjoining main building,in which
are the work of welding either at
forge or by oxygen-acetylene pro-
cess will be done.
The Pryor garage is a great in
stitution for the entire valley,
and motorists may thank their
stars that their wants can be sup
piled at home. 4
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
PROGRAM
Fifth Sunday Meeting Sequatchie
Valley Baptist Association
To Be Held With Bethany Church, Near
Daus, April 81, % and 20

FRIDAY.
1870 p. III. Sermon by Rev. W. f.
Billingsley.
SATURDAY.
9:30 a. Ill. Devotional service, A. l..
Shines.
9:45--"The Needs of the Sequatchie
Valley Association, Rev. Sam
McWilliams and j. Ell. Graham.
10:15-"What Should we do to Help
the Cause of Christ in all the
World" Rev. }. B. Alexander
and A. L. Shines
II :00-Sermon by Rev. Sam McWil
liams.
Noon-Dinner.
900 p. m.-"Do the Scriptures Teach
that in Order to Be Saved One
Must be RegeDerated, or Born of
the Holy Spirit" Rev. w.
Billingsey and J. B, Alexander.
"Can One be Saved by Faith Alone,
Rev. J. H. Graham and r. o.
Deakins.
7:30 p. m.-Sermon by Rev. J. H.
Graham.
SUNDAY.
Singing Convention of Sequatchie
County.
Sermon--1l a. IN. by Rev. J. B. AL
exander, subject, Baptist
Faith. -
w. L. BILLINGSLEYA
A. L. SHINES,
TorOTnfttaa
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that ia catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrb Medicine iB taken internally and
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
patient strength by building UP the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing Its
faith in the curative powers of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
to cure. Send for list OF testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. TIC.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

Foley Cathartic Tablets thoroughly
cleanse the bowels, remove undigested
waste matter, sweeten the stomach and
tone up the liver, Do not grippe nor
nauseate. Stout persons praise Foley
C thartic Tablets for the light, free and
comfortable feeling they bring. Will
not addict you to the pill habit" Sold
by j. w. Simpson & Son, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
GLAD TO LEARN or 1T

Coughs that follow La Grippe, or any
deep-seated hacking cough, will wear
down the strongest man or woman if al
lowed to continue; C.. Smith, 1921 18th
St., Augusta, Ga, writes: 81 got one
Csc bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and
my cough and cold is about we'll. was
glad to learn Of great medicine like
that" Sold by J, W.-Simpson & Son,
Jasper. Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
Positive Signs.

Garage sign in a western town:
Don't smoke around the
tank. If your life isn't worth
anything, gasoline isl
Barber shop signin same town:
IF you can't raise 15c, raise
Whiskers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19

DR.. N. B. Moore of Whitwell,
ACCOMPANIED by Bertram Ash
burn, was here yesterday even
ing, returning from Jasper. He
was driving a brand new Max
well.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19

Two of the prisoners who es-
capped from Jail here some time
ago, were caught and brought
back last week by Sheriff Handy.
They were caught in Jasper, Ala.
and one in Huntsville, Ala. They
were Roy Kilgore and Taylor
Lane. Mrs. Grundy, Tracy City.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
SUCK CREEK ROAD.

IL OCCuIc w IbS 0'NA0oS
that it's just about time to call a
halt on this Suck Creek road
proposition.
That road was never neces-
sity; could have and should have
been built over Walden's Ridge
via Signal Mountain at very slight
expense. The question has al
ways been whence came the mys-
FERROUS, invisible influence which
procured its construction via Suck
Creek.
1t will be remembered that this
newspaper urged this very thing
when the matter was first dis
cussed. Mr.. C. E. James called
attention to the very excessive
cost of the road via Suck Creek
as well as the circuitous and out
Of way route. 1t is all proving to
be true.
The Hamilton County Court
was slow to vote the financial aid
necessary to construct the new
road and took the very sound pos
ition that Marion County could
not or would not raise the money
to construct her portion OF the
new road.
Several popular gentlemen ap-
peared before the County Court
and assured them that Marion
County would do its part. Now,
Judge Allison says that Marion
County is unable to construct the
road up the mountain. 1t is esti.
mated that the cost of the little
strip up the mountain will be
$4,000 to $4,000.
A bill Was lobbied thru the leg
islatRre putting little stretch of
mountain land, including the
right of way up the mountain for
the Suck Creek road, into Hamil-
ton County and automatically
dumping the huge cost of con-
struction Of the road upon the
mountain, onto this county.
Marion County should be COM
PEELED to build its own roads.
Hamilton County has all it can do
to look after its own roads, with
out building roads for adjoining
counties.
This is great outrage on the
people of Hamilton County. Our
County Judge should sit squarely
down upon this.
There should be, and doubtless
is, enough public spirited citizens
to stop this scheme. An injunc-
ton should at once be asked for
prohibiting the annexation OF the
road right-of-way to Hamilton
County.
The fact is the public is thoroly
indignant over this entire Suck
Creek proposition.
Are there ten citizens with
nerve and courage enough to step
forward and enjoin this entire
road? It's a disgraceful waste of
public money, should never have
been started and ought now be
stopped.
The road has been projected
upon the pretense of linking the
Dixie Highway. AS a matter of
fact, it viii develop a vast tract
of syndicate land, owned by non
residents in a distant state, and is
more needed by that syndicate
than by the Dixie Highway.
Hamilton County can better af-
ford to sacrifice every dollar she
has expended in this wild scheme
than to continue it further with
no end to the cost and expense.
It'sa disgraceful state of af-
fairs when an intelligent people
such as live here can be exploited
in any such way. "A
This scheme to dump the bur
den of expense for Marion Coun-
tvs part of the Suck Creek road
onto Hamilton County will not be
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19

Send the News to Q friend during
1917. 25c sends it tbres mouths,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-04-19
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR 5AcKAcHE KIDNEYS AND BLAo DER
400 TYPEWRITERs

All kinds and all grades REMINGT0Nssmf 2
Mp. Instruction book with each machine.
writer,
EAPIRE TYPE FOUNDRY. BUFFALO. N. Il.
The evening world., 1917-07-23

p~rtoTm the most valuable soft ~
IstTiOco service i1 ary one ~ th'
rGGby national tasks suited only 20
hsr skilled fingers mind and nerves
That IS me call 60 American Cif..
hood sent Ds' UN Miss Annie W
Goodrich. who. perhaps knows more
tu.4' nurses ana nursing than any
other woman lu the United S'ai'7.
s.a s director - tho nursing s'r-
VICE 90 Henry street settlement and
assistant professor % nursing and
l'aIh at Teachers College. A.
chairman ~ the Nursing Committee
~ tue Mayors Committee ~ Women
ON Ntuonal Defense she has devised
l.I conducted survey ~ the city's
,.u..lnr resources so valuable that
'., council of DcfDusc .u Washington
bias requested her, as President OF the
American Association - Suis's. TO
.u.tu.f every state 30 th" Union TO
conduct similar census.
MISS GOODRICH has sent elab-
lNl ora,c registration blanks TO go
>aN lura Institutions IN some
way connected with nursing service,
and has received replies from more
t.au DO per cent She thus is obtain
lnE "A complete survey OF the mum
N,... qualifications and locations OF
Sew York nurses, SO that their mobi-
altlon for Rcd Cross and other for
,.., dp,y. hy b,lnr spread about
,-roe,,fr,. ma, disturb as little as
,.,ss,tro tho ,,mr,rt and safety Of
Srw York citizens.
There is a serious shortage oi
trained nurses, Miss Goodrich has
found and unless their ranks ar,
ubcrallv recruited the situation viii
rrow worse rather than better
Therefore. as she sees II. that situd.
non is up to the patriotic American
g.rl.
There arc thousands OF Reality
wc,i educated American girls with
plenty OF time and an honest earnest
The evening world., 1917-07-23

N r"
iussarrsrsaiss. sut
fu hs.u'rr
victims
% battle sv'pt
- or o.
o,sfcrO~dsd FEC.
tories or sfey
Fri who tfoius
20 become
d uurts 20 ths
present crisis vill
The evening world., 1917-07-23
Tifth Aupuup- Alantaun Aupnl1p, NRu Vnrk

An Lost md Found" articles
Advertised On 1ne Wur s or reported
a. Lost nud Found Bureau" Room
1O3 world Bullumg. viii be listed
for thirty duts. These lsts can b9
secn ~ amy ~ Tho Worlds Offices
Lost ana Found" aGvortisrmonts
can be left 0t 0nv OF The Words
Advertising Agencies, or can be
telephonel d'~ecNy to The world.
Cal 1000 RcolCmaN. New York. or
BROOKLYN office, il0O Main,
The evening world., 1917-07-23
u. Altmtgt1 & On~

An Attractive Offering of
Mems &S WOnen's Handkerchiefs
all marked at less t'rGr usual prices
will take place to-ruorro" cruesday).
MEMS LINEN ElAHCEEECHlEFG
Ini.ialed per dozen $40 & 200
Plain, herlstitclcd,
per dozen $2.25, 3.25 G 500
WCmEN'S SHEER LINEN F5ANDKERCHIEFS
initiated per dozen &1.6O & l.8O
Plain, hem5titched,
per dozen $3.50 & 200
With l-l6-incll f1ern per dozen 400
Fen1stitcFcd, with embroidered corner; or
Femmed, with colorcd border each l9c.
With Eand-en15roidered ocallopcd edge,
per half-dOzen $l.75
Also Shamrock Lawn ffandhcrchefs, with
colorcd initial and border, per dozen Gl.35
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-16
FIRE TRAPS

Maysve along with every city in the country
excellent lesson the week the destructive fires which visited
Atlanta Georgia and Lexington KY In Maysvie there exists just
existed in Atlanta and Lexington number of dapiaed
fadecayng hove that fire hazards Of the dangerous
type The only thing that permits them stand the fact that
somebody still getting few dollars month out Of them rentals
Any of these novels be the of conag
ton that would serious loss by fire alone but the possible
loss of life There buildings in Maysv worth the lumber
contained in them standing hourly other
well worth the thousands of dollars Ordinarily they
cuped by the very and most generally lamps used and
caeesy handled The manages way escape
the fire inspectors and many instances he of sufficient prom
the community neghborng property those
who really have something stake withhold their complaints
about his fire traps.
This should be- No who invests his money property
in Maysve should endangered by shack that
not worth carrying insurance Atlanta and Lexington
mourning loss today of millions of dollars worth
because they permitted number of dapdated old frame build
ings almost mtenabe but still drawing few dollars year
rentals remain their business districts There be
where in the city ordinances within the State fire laws
thing to afford relief aand do away with this danger