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Evening star., 1917-01-07
sergt. Patrick C. Daily, U. S. A., Dies.

FORT RILEY. Kan. January 6.-Sergt
Patrick c. DAILY. U. S. A, retired, died
at the home of his son here today He
was eighty-six years old and had served
thirty years in the regular army He
was the only commissioned officer
ever in command of Fort Riley.
Evening star., 1917-01-07
CABINET MEMBER USES
SCRAPS TO MAKE NOTES
Secretary Redfield Orders Economy
in Use Of Paper by Bureaus Of
Commerce Department.

In a consistent effort to economize in
the use Of paper Of all kinds rs a part
of the campaign which he instituted to
save paper. Secretary Redfeld of the
Evening star., 1917-01-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A resolution relative to the telephone
system of Washington will be consider
ed with other propositions at a meet
ing of the Northeast Washington
Citizens Association to be held tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock at the Northeast
Temple, 18th and H streets northeast.
All FIoridians In Washington are in
yfted to attend meeting of the Florida
Society to be held Tuesday night at
the Logan Hotel. when officers for the
ensuing year will be elected. A literary
and musical program will be given. to
be followed by dancing.
The evening branch Of the Society OF
the Covenant announces lecture by
Dr. John Nelson Mills on THE West
Coast of South America" in the chapel
of the church Saturday evening This
is the second lecture by DR.. Mills on
the general subject of South America.
DIR. Mills returned a month ago from a
six month tour of the continent, and
brought back many new and unusual
pictures. 5- g
Miss n. Rosa Mason. at one time a
resident of Washington for twenty Ave
years. died At Nicholasville. KY. De-
eembsr g; according to woEd received
ployed at the pension Office and had a
wide circle of friends here. She left
Washington for Kentucky about four
years ago. Interment was in Macon.
Ga. $50
Ffremen yesterday afternoon extin-
guished a small Ere in shed on the
premises of John Healy. 12s NJ street
southeast. The property was not dam
aged, Fire in the house of Jennie
Hutchinson, 713 1st,, street southwest,
did IS damage yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Sam Small, temperance advocate
and orator. is announced to speak this
evening at o'clock in the Chapel of
the Soldiers Home.
Many Mirsissippiana will dance mt the
New Ebbitt House Thursday night at
the annual reception and ball of the
Mississippi Society of Washington The
states senators and representatives are
to be the guests of honor. Judge Harry
Peyton is the president of the society.
No. 10 engine company last night
responded to an alarm sent in. beca use
of fire on the dump at Benning road
and 26th street. While the ffremen
were working to prevent the spreading
of the fire a car on the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis electric line
passed over and destroyed a section
of hose. Very little damage was done
by the fire.
Evening star., 1917-01-07
ARGUES AGAINST PLEA
MADE FOR IMMUNITY
Department Of Justice Files Brief in
Case Of Werner Horn, Al
legged Dynamiter.

That this country would be made.
during the present war. "a playground
for belligerent foreign dynamiters hold
ing commissions in foreign armies" if
Werner Horns plea Of immunity from
prosecution in connection with the
eynamiting of the international bridge
near Vanceboro. VT. is sustained by the
court. is the contention Of the Depart
rnent Of Justice in a brief filed with the
Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday.
Alleged Grounds Of Immunity.
Horn. a German. has claimed i'm
munity on the ground that he COM
mitted only an act OF war against
Canada. II his plea for a habeas corpus
writ is granted on that ground, the
government contends. his immunity
would apply to thousands OF other
reservist officers OF belligerent nations
now in this country Threatening the
very life and sovereignty" of the
American government.
Nothing could be more destructive
of International law than to hold that
acts of foreign individuals, not ex-
pressly authorized or adopted by their
government. are acts of the foreign
nation and not of the individual" con
tinues the brief
Evening star., 1917-01-07
Threatens Safety of U. s.

such holding would be a threat
TO the safety of this country and to
the peace of the world. Certainly. this
court will not imply an authority from
the German government to one of its
subjects to violate the criminal laws
OF the United States"
The technical charge against Horn
is that he transported explosives on q
passenger train In violation of inter-
state commerce laws. The appeal Will
be argued this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

Fish, apples and po, atoes arc Nova
Scotia's answer to the worlds de-
mand for food. That ocean-bound
bit of garden is setting a good ex-
ample in helping feed the world.
Nova Scotians are not only doing
without beef, bacon and wheat to a
large extent, but they are supple
menting the released quantities of
these necessary foods with Nova
Scotian products.
Every fishing hamlet and seaside
town is alive with the hustle Of pre-
pairing and shipping great catches
brought in daily BY Nova Scotia
fishermen. Fish are spread to dry
on every available space, even house
tops are utilized. The air resounds
with hammer blows as coopers head
up barrels of briny beauties. Wharves
are piled high with boxes and bar
rels Of fish awaiting transportation.
The number Of available vessels,
while large, is inadequate to keep
pace with the incoming supply. More
ships are needed. They are being
built as fast "a possible and may be
seen IN all stages of construction
along Nova Scotia's rivers and inlets
Ninety per cent Of the worlds lobster
supply comes from Nova Scotia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

the culture Of apples and potatoes,
making them famous for quality and
I favor. Busy days of garnering the
Rosy Cheeks" are succeeded by
more busy days of gathering the
"Blue Noses" College girls in over
alls have aided in this work this year
and the farmers agree that the girls
have made good.
Substituting fish for beef ano
bacon sets the latter free for service
somewhere in France" A more
general use of apples and potatoes
means more wheat for the boys
lover there" Nova Scotia is in
creasing her output of fish, apples
and potatoes in order to release
prairie products needed overseas.
George Z. Graham, General Man
ager Of the Dominion Atlantic Rail
way, is one Of the moving spirits Of
this effort The Provincial Demon
strstion Farm at Kentville, y. S..
provides a field for his enthusiasm
and energy In October Graham and
his associates brought together more
than 5000 Nova Scotia farmers at
the farm. They inspected the many
phases of mixed farming carried on
there which are suited to Nova
Scotia. An old-time blowing con
test, with men over sixty blowing
with oxen, added interest 20 a tractor
demonstration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY or
LAKE IS ~ THE LAKE ST.
PERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM.
1917 JOHN F. REILLY. ADMINS
TRAITOR OF THE ESTATE OF
FRANK WILSON. DECEASED. vs..
HAMMOND BUILDING LOAN AND
SAVINGS Association NOTICE
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY
ADMINISTRATORS,
The undersi gned administrator or the
estate % Frank Wilson. deceased, here
by gives notice that ny virtue Of an
order Of The Lake Superior Court. he
VOL al tire hour u ten O'Clock 9 M. on
the 18th day Of January. 1918 and from
day 20 day thereafter, al 561 Sibley
street, Hammond. Indiana. offer for sale
at private sale all the interest or said
decedent in and 70 the following de
scrfbed real estate:
The westerly 3Is feet Of the east
erly rs feet OF lot 1t. block p Re
subdivision Of 4alberg's Oak Ridge
Addition 90 tha CitN of Hammond
Lake County Indiana.
Said sale wiz b. made subject IL the
approval OF said court for not less than
the fun appraised value OF said real
estate. and upon the following terms
and conditions ta-wit
Said sale to ba made subject to The
mort gage in favor II tho defendant.
Hammond Building Loan and Savings
Association Or Three Thousand tsa 000l
Dollars. and with interest 70 date
amounting 10 $3.50 The purchaser a.
such sale 70 be further required To give
bond 30 secure the payment according
to IT'S terms of the abova mort gage lien
in favor Of the Hammond Building Loan
and Savings Assooiationj said nlortaa Re
appearing of record at page 1859 Mort
gage Record lis. Recorders Office If
Lake County, and subject - which
said rssl estate is 10 he SOLD. and that
ali moneys derived from such sale over
and above the amount OF said mortgage
shall be paid 10 the administrator tn
sach immediately upon the execution Of
good and sufficient Warmly Deed
JOHN H. REILLY
Adminostrs 81.
REILLY 4 MURRAY.
Attorneys for Administrator
Dec 22-29 Jan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
Living Water Tank.

Perhaps the most notable specimen
Of self-watering plants IS the so-called
water barrel" which. of about the
size and shape of an ordinary beer
keg. is in fact nothing more or less
than living water tank. Its whole
interior is composed of storage cells
so admirably arranged that the pulp
which they form contains something
like 50 per cent pure water.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

These Holsters, because Of an en-
barge, remain in America.
Annapolis Valley, near the west
coast of Nova Scotia, is really one
great apple orchard. In springtime
It is sea Of pink and white bios
SONS; in autumn it CLOVIS for hun
dreds of miles with reds and yellows
Of ripened fruit. This years crop
will fill one and one-half million bar
rels. These apples will remain IN
America, due to an embargo because
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

Of the space required TO transport
them. Their use here is expected to
release other foods. Apples are
bringing as high as 81 per barrel in
the orchards; the average viii prob
ably run to 81 per barrel, which
means S6,000,000 for Nova Scotia
pockets. A tidy sum!
The humble potato rises to the
dignity of aristocrat in Nova Scotia.
with the title of blue Nose"
The climate is peculiarly suited TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

sub. l. l. 3 2; l. ?. r l..
Davis & Holmes LIST Sub. 90
Julian H Youche (bsch) to Dr..
J. J. Sheriff.. l. s, Caldwell's
1st Add. -------------- 1915
Thomas T. Smell and wife 70
Walter L. Plew. L IS. z 81,
Gary Land Co.'S LIST Sur. - 100
HAMMOND.
Charles d. Davidson and wife
TO Andro valko and wife.
IS IT. As # L 81. B S. Az
mes Roberts Sub. -------- 10000
Hand. & Sub. Realty Co TO
Aurie a. Craig. l. p.
Kenwood Add -------------- 100
LAST GARY.
Grace lola Won Forester and
husband to George Muczka. l.
72. r 13. 5r5 Sub. ---------- 10000
steve Pilipovich to Name Bud
irnir L 50. 81. 3rd Add - 500 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

Aftor August tstf- ON ell clAH~
msae6 ADVERTISEMENTS piaced wtth
as ovsr ts1aphoRe and not psid for
at the office Within days. an ad-
d4siouAI charge OF ten cezts viii be
made for eoCs0StoSA
Tia hest service can be given our
patrons ny bringing oil classified al
wea41 @s-s.erts 60 our office and pay
Ing for same and save oollsctaon
cnarEa.
LAKE COUNTY PIG. a PUB. co.
TIMES NEWSPAPERS.
aug. !, 1917.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

TOLLESTON.
Nike Eek ana wife TO John
L.azar, I 20. r IT, Cos srd
AOu o. - p - I q - ostV
Macmillan kiTchman. guard-
ian, to William X. Weber,
L. a. rs. II ~. Cos 9Th Add. $500. 90
Dsisy Swanson and husband
ct al. to Peter Oljaca and
wife T. IA. 4 3. Co.'s 9Th
Add $4,000
Albert 3 Reich and wife 10
Arthur N Fisher. Is 6.
p 90. COS 5th Add. - 100
Aaron Schscher ard wife 10
Karolyne zeliska, II rs. ~
n 81 gnd Oak Park Add 600 90
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Question of Riahts.

People generally understand that
their rights end al the point where the
other fellows begin; but the trouble
comes In determining the location 81
that point-ExchauRe
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE POLISH BUILDING. LOAN
NOTrcE 70 THE PI-RLIc.

Hammond Ind. Dec. as. 1917.
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day of March 1918. at ten O'Clock
A NJ, the undersi Ened. Elgin Joliet &
Eastern Railway Company will sell St
public auction At its station at Ham
mond. Indiana. a consignment OF prop
erty consisting or the following arti-
Icles consigned 70 the Chas Wen Rail
way supply Co. at East Chicago. IN
diana. received in L G. y. car 1857 on
the 24th day of August. 1917:
carload scrap iron
And said property having remained
unclaimed for space OF four months
after arrival thereof at the station Of
the EIgin. Joliet & Eastern Railway
Company at East Chicago, Indiana. ana
the owner OF said property having re-
fused ana neglected TO receive the
same and 10 pay the legal charges
thereon for space Of four months
prior 10 this date. this notice is given
TO you and each Of YOU and such sale
viii be made of the aforesaid property
in pursuance Of the statutes Of the
state of Indiana in such cases made
and provided.
Hammond. Indiana. this 4th day Of
Dec. 1917
ELGIN. JOLIET d EASTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY
b. s. 2. THORSEN. Agent
l2-g9-3f IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

Charles M. Reid. La TO 4,
7. Gary Land Cos sth Sub. IL
Joseph s Robbins and wife to
Richard S. Barnett Ls S to
10. B s. Sanford Tubbs and
Julian H. Fouchs 6bach) 10
Linda Hickey. l. 20. p II.
Earles End Glen Park Add. ~
Edward j. Eder. receiver TO
David Cilueck Is 5. Z. ~. a..
1; Is 2. -. 10. 40. AZ. .;
Is 81. 81. B 5; Is IS. 80 b &.
Gary PIX ADD. --<---- II
Smell Simpson Co. 10 David
Glueck. Il 5. :. q. ~. L.
LIS 2. II. Is. AZ, Al. 2 2; Is "a,
81 3 ); Is IS, 80, 3 s: Gary
PIX. Add 625.'
Gary TT. & saw. Blk. TT, 50
Davis & Holmes Land Co. /.
.. r >. Davis & Holmes 1st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

WANTED ~ Man In Cost
Dept. Must be rapid, ac-
curate and thorough in de-
tail: permanent position -
Apply, ". C. Conkey Co.
12-27-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
INDIANA HARBoR.

INDIANA HARBOR. A
JoEef Erinski and wife TO Ignsc
Krorzyniewski 1. 4. Z }, Srd
Add. ------ 5000
e. Chgo Co. to Gyula Kiss and
wife. L :. ~, Indiana Har
Dor ------------ 1880
CROWN POINT.
Mary Ellen Fuller tuid) 10
James G. Gibbs and wife. Is
IS 10 a. Youngs 1st Add $4,000
GARY
Gerry Land Co to Arthur p.
Beers I. Il. r s6. Gary Land
COS 1st Sub. -------------- 6s9 so
Gary Land Co. TO Stephen Hren
and Rose. l. 81. 3 So, Gary
Lend Co.. ; lst SUP. -------- $500
Richard Baker (bech) TO Frank
Dusek and wife l. 20 3 IS.
Cary Land Co.'S 1st Sub. - 1890
Gary Land Co. 20 Richard
Baker. L 40. B S. Cary Land
Co.'S ist sub. -------------- SO $50
Arthur 6 Reid and wife 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
Real Estate Bargains

FOR sALE-Corner lot and house.
good location. NJ Frsnkovich. 2Oth
ave and Delaware -. Gary. I227-3w
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
For Sale-Automobiles
Lost and Found

LOST We'd. on north side, silk bs
containing small purse: return to
SIMPLEX or phone Ss4N. Keep contents
Hammond 1882
LOST VIII party who accidentally
picked UP pair Of child's shoes in
Muas and 10c store. belonging 30
working girl. please return 10 Minss
sc and f0c store, state st Hammond.
12-29-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADOPTION or PRIMARY
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
notice. Is HEREBY GIVEN AS
CORRECTED. That ON the IT'D day Of
May 1917. The Board OF Public works
adopted . Primary Assessment Roll for
the impro vaneut Of Garfield street. Sec
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
Help Wanted.
Situation Wanted

" NTEr--Confinernen nursing Phone
1855 AIS Michigan We. Hammond.
12-2s-S
gANTED-Ofice position by lady with
practice business experience; can give
hest Of references Address. 4 y ID,
Times. Hammond. 1891
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

FOR SALE-tfrredee diamonds and
railroad watches. I.esse-'s Reliable
Loan Bank. 80 State st. Hammond.
open evenings Il II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

KUSsMAErL FEED a ROOFING CO..
csgo, phone 465R- ~ I'm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
Classified Advertisements

3. from Twenty f20p North Of the South
lire Of Nineteenth Avenue 70 the Twen-
IS ted) feet South 81 the North line Of
Twenty-frst Avenue within the city Of
Gary. Lake County. Indiana, under De
claratory Resolution Number 1925 adopt
ed on the 18th day . September. 1915
by the Board Of Public Works, by the
construction thereon of macadam pave
ment Twelve C129 feet in width with
Stag or stone foundation. with stone
surface. finished with limestone screen
ings.
THE interseetins streets and alleys
are Nineteenth Avenue Twentieth Ave
uus. Alley south of Twentieth Avenue
Twentieth Place. Alley South Of Twen-
tieth Place and invent FIRST Avenue.
The parallel streets and ALLEYS within
one Hundred FIFTY 15ol feet arc, FIRST
North and South Alley East 81 Garfield
street and First and North and South
Alley West of GARFIELD Street
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description Of
property TO be assessed. with the
against each lot or parcel of land sub
ject TO assessment snd is On ale and
can he seen at the office Of tho Board
of Public Works and in the City Clerk
in the City Hail. Gary Lake County.
Indiana.
On the aist Gay of December. 1917. at
| Nine O'Clock 4. NJ. the Board Of Public
Works will meet in its office at the city
Hall TO hear and receive remonstrances
against the amounts assessed against
each Of said lots and parcels OF land
| ana viii hear and determine the question
as TO whether the same have been bene-
fitted or viii be specially benefited by
said improvement in the amounts set
forth in said roll. and VIII then give
hearing 70 al persons interested. and
thereafter sustain or modify in whole
or IN part the respective prima fscie
assessments on said roll.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works.
GEO. II. MANLONE
ASA F. HOOPER
FRANK ZAWADzKT.
Attest: Board % Public Works
LORETTA BERNSTEIN. clerk
Publish Decs q p "a rs "a Is 20 1917
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE POLISH BUILDING. LOAN
q SAY. ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of seid Association will ee
held on Tuesday evening, Jan. sth. 1915
at $50 NJ. ~ the Northern Trust
& Savings Bank az Par Holman St,
Hammond. Ind
PAUL =. LTPINSKI, Pres
BOLESLAw sALIK. Secretary.
1920 1917 Is Is 1918
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Wanted Male Help

WANTED-Junior oIvrk. experienced.
About II years, SIS per month. Ed
wards Valve Mig Co. East Chicago.
12-24-5
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED or 4 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Respectable
neighborhood for young married
couple. Address. II. T. Times Ham
mond l2-27-3
WANTED TO RENT or 2 furnished
housAkee ping rooms. by young couple.
4323 Olcott ace. Fest Chica 20. 12-2a-1
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Wanted to Buy.

R'ANTED-To buy or 6-roam house;
must be cheap for cash Address. A.
B Times Hammond. Ind. 1919 ?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29

FOR SALE-F'ull blood Angora Goats,
male and female. Moody Camp Ce-
dar Lake Ina. 1227-1 mo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-29
For Sale-Motorcycles
For Flats.

FOR RENT 10y S-room flat Apply ssIa
Michigan axe. Ind. Har- 12-2s-s
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FOR SALE show cases suitable fer
store. also roll-top desk. 1921 Cedar
81 Ind. Hsr 12-ze-2
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For Miscellaneous

For Sale-MlscellaneouS
FOR .sALE-t5nredeemea diamonds and
Loan Bank. ~ State st. Hammond
open evenings. Il II
.KUssMAzrL FEED a ROOFING CO.
lie Clinton St phone 2T27. East CHI
cago, phone 465R- 10 I'm
FOR SALE-F'ull blood Angors Goats.
male and female. MOODY Camp. Ce-
usr LAKE ina l2-2'-l mo
FOR SALE show cases suitable for
store. also roll-top desk. 1921 Cedar
- no Hsf
FOR SALE - About 20 large walnut
trees located southern part Of the
state Address, Box 81. Hammond.
2-e-@
FOR SAIE-2-chair barber shop Tx
lures. 4o2 Vernon ave East Chicago.
Phone 2f3J. 1895
ron sALE-Poodls pup, Phone s29R
$50 Indiana ave. Hammond l2-29-l
For Rent-Furnished Rooms
FOR Rents furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. and sleeping
rooms. At 4 ogden st. Enquire Nagie
Dairy hammond I--t-S
FOR RENT 49, Room suitable for
gentlemen or man and wife. 10 2.
Atlas Apt. f. Chicago 1928
FOR RENT large front rooms for
light Housekeeping: modern conven-
fences. private family: no children. ref.
req 5l2 Truman ave. Phone 1881.
ilsitii1ohs- i--o--
FOR RENT light Housekeeping rooms
near STANDARD Steel: gas, heat and
lights furnished. $50 Becker ST Ham
mons I2-ss-5
FOR RENT-Heafed front room 100
Carroll st. Hammond Flat Il. le-29-t
FOR RENT modern rooms for light
housekeeping: cO>~enient to Standard.
ConkeNs and Gibson: no children. 906
Calumet ave. Phone f2SfR- Hammond.
12-2o-1
FOR RENT-Furaished room for gen
tiemen. Or 70 young couple, with kitch
en- pTiNAe ges. ls5 Indiana ave. Phone
eSshss HAMMOND $780,
FOR RENT modern sleeping rooms.
Gentlemen preferred. Phone 10ST1N.
Isl Claude St Hammond 1892
FOR RENT-I4arge front room; furnace
heat. 70+ Oakley ave. Hammond.
ley s. Phone $500 Hammond.
FOR RFNT-furnished rooms for house
keeping: also broom cottage furnish
ed Inquire ISIS Pluumer sve. Phone
1915 Hammond. 12-29-tf
FOR EENT-F'urnished room. suitable
for or ? 1905 Marianne ave. Ham
mond. 12-2s-Is
FOR RFNT-S furnished rooms. S2n T..
Carroll st: convenient to Standard.
Appl, ". state ST. Hammond
f2-27-2 q
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GEO. II. MANLONE.
ASA F. HOOPER.

FFtAN y "A " ADM.
Attest: Board az Public works
LORETTA BERNSTEIN, Clerk,
Publish Decs q - "a rs "a 28 20 1917
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-30

A Peek Through the PeriScope
At the Hammond Political Situation
ARTICLE NO. z.
CATECHlSM OF THE CAMPAIGN

CAMPAIGN
general
A Has there there @ Sss" S9y m pDS3 nP IssS Of 9ase t1na' %
the city Hammond made by the STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS
period several %Gnh Any Irregularities would have been so0
wholly
First ' % as sts s.dss . ssse y s ] I as
so Works nvmo the ooeo @ Td dsbuTseent @ % % @ sums Of one
MoND FOR PERIOD aEeNNNe Jam 1914 and ending Dec g.
made Field Examiners Hugh studebaker Charles weybrght
ARATE FUNDS WERE the Of the
UReR Are IN vzY coo6 SHAPES " - >'O
posysy 9ouas: The
any Every by city
made by voucher and is therefore easily traced
n y h ate @ osd @ % Of &C @ @ not see fit to evn po % its " eo
city sdmnstraton TO
Ans The city Of Hsnond limited by law expenditure
purchase
the $500
laying Of this maintenance there is
expenditure any larger amount Brown promising park
something that
snaey condition bridge
Ans: This bridge built BY the county The city has noshng 70 90
c. because Of the failure Of tbs oonPany to 60
responsible for the dspIorabe condition Of Hamm0nd'
streets?
traffic thoroughtsrss
not been paved One that the city
permanent and costly pave'n at e PFopsry [ s1 not be- bue
litigation The Other reason
reactonar citizens and force through public pr0"
be by the aseessment Of private property
the Nothrn Indiana Gas Electric city
Gary SIS light Han"
nondp pays per light
The eg department q e city Of Hanond am mas b heq ~ +h ne pu
principally for the purp Ct forcing the company to e%e9d its INES q
pished GREAT SIDE location
S6s6 o sMs 2T sME s IS z TIE Ao4 S5 % M Ha @ g
CAN'T ARGUE AGAINST FACTS.