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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07
|Sobre Legislation Pharmaceutical,
Poyecto del Senado 70 pesenado por Senado ST. Benez

ponemos, este es, derrOtar tOdOs
Y cada uno de los prOycctOs de
ley que tiCnd III menOscabar la
facul!ad 4. frmacia en- nuestro
pals. ~
FL p. del s. 40 es mil We
ces peor que los dos proyectos
observation-disclosures que lie han prece-
dido en- la Clmara de Represell-
tanlcS. Reduce a Ia profession
/ 4 una OcHpaci0n al alcance de
lodo cl mundo. sin nin21n va
/ lor, V abSolutamente despOjada
/ de la jmEortancia que hasta hoy
ha tcnido, V la hace el mas pro
faGo V Yulgarizado medic de Vi
vir. por cUanto que patrocina la
regencia de farmacias pOr depen
dieRtes De de:erninado ndmero
lc amos de practica.
lgnalados los farmacGuticos
que vellaacruinente pllefen lla-
marse tales. con una legion de in
IOctUs elcE.e'ltus. Sel.ia raZGn
bastantp para que aquelos que
mdscn slIS tliuios, al contemplate
Sc tan deSradados Ell su repre-
sentacion professional, al verse
inSuitados en- sl capacid ,d inte-
iectual de modo humilIa:te, des-
considerable, por primera vez EN-
la historia sle un pueblo.
La consideration favorable, ST
0uiera sea nlomentaneamente, de
csc =. del 5. 10, signiticalia cs-
tar de acuerdo con asCstar un
goipe aplastantc, a la farmacia
en csta pobre l>la; dcsmorOnan-
dola dcsde sus cimientos, V TO-
mcntando la mayor desmoraliza
, ci0n en- la practica de csa profe
sion: SGstener un prOyecto tai,
seria cl mayor de los vcjAmencs
sufridos por la respectable clase
Pharmaceutical Ell la q. fignran in
telcclualcs nativos de primer or
: den. dcieudcrlo scria fractional,
il6gic0, eStarla Ell pugna con to-
do 10 que abarca la idea de avan-
ce. sinccramente 10 dccimOs, Ell
, ycz de ser una Legislation beAe-
: fic;n&a. rcaliItalfa de 10 mas in
/ c.ic4z = danino para, ell pals.
; ;:l.a vca:. teneInoS ei honor de
: l!a.aar IL ondatlosa atenci0n de
, les Sr2". Legislatures. y muy en-
, particular, la de los SreS. Sena-
IeGrS para que 10 impair
, tan Su aprobacion a mejantc
. lev en- rrOrc"tu, que cS I'M cllmu-
10 de intcnrioncs y tendencias
} contra cl dcrrotcro del adelantO
= de una profession, V con ella Ell
T. del pals. 81 cSr proyccto de ley
) 10 que 10 crcemoSI cs para be-
neiicar \ ALGUNO @ ALGC-
l Nos que no llenan los requsl-
/ tos indiSpcnSab!es para la Liccn-
ciatura en- Falmacia, VA ES
TARDE, porque indefectiblemen-
: t" Ia opinion cSta formada y, cs
: INCONMONIBLE: esc proyccto
de ley SO PUEDE NJ DEIE
PASAR.
, SdmucI HcdiHa RiDcra.
EStlldiante de Farmacia.
san Juan. p. r..
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lis eSenclal que tOdOS los FAk-
MACEUTICOS realicen su 81
tuacion y dctinan su actitud ha-
cia tanta ley en- proyec:o que
afecta de mOdo tan directo v flu
nesto sus intereses, y sobre to-
do. a la profession tan noble, tan
culta, tan digna, que represen-
tan. :Ha de pcrecer ella per
apa;ia de sns propios reprcsen-
NADIA una carrera como eSta, que
tanto signiliaca, que tanto i'm
plica en- todas parties del mundo?
liable ell pals, hablen los FAR
MACEUTICOS, que Sc encnen-
tran esparcidos por nuestro te-
rritoriO, hablen los ilustrad0s 10
venes, alumnos de la facultad de
Farmacia de nuestra univclSi
! dad.
:ConyeniS cn que una ley co
mo cl =. del s. 40 rija de modo
tan peregrino la vida de nuestra
elevada profession? +: Estais CON
fOrmes con la tendcncia de nues-
trOs Legislatures para haccr le
yes tan POGO efcientes. tan POGO
en- harmonic con las eXigencias
mOdernas, tan POGO juiciosaS pa
ia el pals y la clase farmacGuti-
ca? Habreis de peimaneccr iIE
diferentes ante ell abismo que SO
abre nuestros pies amenaZan-
donos con la mas deplorable G
irremediablc destruction dc Ia
Obra regcncradora y altamente
laudable lie la Junta de FalIna-
cia actual. que ha depurado Y 81
que depurando la clase intclec-
tual a que pcrtenccemos, y que
ha dadO. da V dara el vcltladcrC
valor, prcstigio Y bnen nomblc d
la Farmacia en- Puerto Rico
~ :COnSentirciS tan friamcnte cl
que sc despoje miserablcmcntc d
la profession Pharmaceutical de su>
attributes, rOdeando la ley en- vi
gor, de tantos V tant0s REMlEN
DOS y ENMlEND.AS que a Ia
p0strc resulte la mayor calami
. dad legislative? Saheiuoa qIc nt
os harfiS espcrar para dar con
testacion rOtunda Y vililmcntc i
inuestro justo rcclamo, Y QEc os
pondrGis en- guarhia para c..r;
mir la espada de dos ilos qH(
habra de defcnderos a vosot;'o,
misnos y yucStra profession.
FL =. del :. 40 si@Miiic2 il
anuaci0n total de la ca@lrra IL
Fallnacia Ell nlcSiro pIiS; Cn
vueivc cl mas destructor cfect(
sobre las aspiracioncs del cle
mentO jOven que aspira brillal
! Ell el mundo intellectual, sobrt
todo. rebaia la dignidad profc
siOnal Il tan bajo niyel que eli
realidad cs motive poleroso par,
ell dcsconsuclo V desaliento ma
yores entire los que sohamoS coi
ser algln dla FARMACEJTI
cos, pero FARMACEi'TICOs
dc hcchO Y de dercclo. Ante csa
situaci0n, no Obstante, rcio5ia
mos nuestras energies scglllo'
del triunfo. V no cesamos de pro
testar, de hablar alto, bicn alto
hasta conseguir 10 que nos pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07

SenadOr Sr. Benltcz preSentO un
prOyecto de ley en- ell Senado, pa
ra agregar ell inciso (d) a la sec
ci0n 20 de la "Ley autorizando
la organization de una junta de
farmacia", segdn qued6 enmen-
dada por la ley de 10 de mario
de 1910, el cual inciso, copiado
iteralmente, dice asi:
"(d) Regentando farmacia
de un individuo que haya teni:
do no menOs de cincO (5) allOs
de practica en- farmacia; dis
poni6ndose, que este requisite
debera acreditarlo con un cer-
tificado debidamen'e juradc
por un tarmaceutico. donde sc
haga constar dicha practica." ;"
Sres. Senadores, v muy espe-
cialmente, Sr. Benjtez
Desde qte Sc hizo Ia primcra
lev autorizando la o.'saniZacion
he una .,unta de farmacia en-
Puerto Rico, muchos lean sido los
proyectns tendencies Il m0diiicar-
la, con variOs fines, cOncebidOs,
discutidos v aprobadOs en- las di-
versus legislatures, pero nunca
habiamos llegado al colmO que
hoy dia nos amenaza sin piedad
nj miramientos de ninguna es-
pecie. Seguimos fntimamente y
muy de cerca todos los mOvi-
mientos V tendencias de nuestros
cuerpos colegisladores, aquilatan-
do conciencia todO cuantO con
la question famaceutica sc ha re
laciOnado. Hemos visto destilal
en- la presente legislature con
vuestrO prOyecto del SenadO No
10, tres tentativas de ley para
rcsOlver de una manera acOmOdd
ticia Y salpddorG una situaci0n
insostcniblc por mas tempo, YER
daderamcntc crltica para dlgu
nos: V desdc la prensa hcmos
combatido irrefutablemente con
las alMas de la raZ0n y el dere
clo. ell proyecto de la Camara
No. -, V Ia II. C.yde la G. No. 63
como sin duda habrciS leid0 dias
ha. y he aqui que vucstro pro
veto No. 10, yiene a presental
a la faz del pals un problcma Sc
rio, muy serio, POGO edificante
cODlpletamente crr0neo desde to
dos suS puntOs de vista. \ es
neccsario que nuestra vOz sc alec
yibran,c. cUnSignando la mas
en6rgica protcsta contra dicht
proyccto, porque ademas de nt
convcnir en- ningIn sentidO a Ii
profession Pharmaceutical, no nos
convene tampoco los estudian
tes que cumpliendo con todos los
requisites de la ley hemos tenido
que acrcditar nuestra prepara
ci0n acadGmica con un diploma
dc High School, o su equivalents
como cs cl titulO dc Professor
Principal.
Hemos demOstrado hasta la
evidencia cuandO atacabamos al
proyecto de Ia Camara No. y, 10
yiciosO c inadecuadO de la inter
venci0n de clemcntos relaciona-
dos con organismos que preparan
individuos para cl eiercicio de la
Farmacia. Ell una Junta que tie
ne por fin principal medir, juz-
gar la preparation Y capacidad,
V. dcterminar el grado de suti-
ciencia de aquellos y todos los
que aspirasen tai lin. Hemos
/ presentado V discutido incOntras-
tablemente la labor inapreciable,
inmensa, enaltecedora, que la
Junta regente ha llevado a cabo
desde ell principle de su designa'
ci6n; hcmOs eXpuestO en- detalle
81 prOsrama impOrtantisimo que
ha cumplido a satisfaction gene
raj y muy especialmente del Go
bierno. v nos sentimOs verdadera
mente felices por haber llevado a
la c0nciencia popular la mas ella
ra indiscutible exposition
(poroue es historical, de tOdo IL
que la Farmcia en- Puerto
Rico respecta desdc hace pocCs
onoc ocn
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SAN JUAN
A. de Cardi & Co.,
B. Fernandez Hnos., Sues.
Baquero & Co.,
Carvajal Boris & Co.,
D. Dom1nguez & Co.,
Diego Aguero & Co.,
Freirla & Co.,
Gomez & Vega,
j. NJ. Blanco 4 Co.,
NJ. Lamadrid & Co.,
Porto Rico Drug Co.,
Sues. de Jose Fernandez,
Villar Sanchez & Co.,
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PONCE

A. Aguilu e Hijo,
Amador Torres,
Apalicio Hnos.,
Arias & Espinet,
Armstrong Hnos.
Biaggi limos,
Nol'iega Alvarez & Co
Porto Rico Drug Co.,
II. Rios & Co.,
Rodriguez Bigas & Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14
WY PuRcRAsE NEw FURNIrURaa

WHY PURCHASE NEW FUHNITURH9
We can make your old furniture look
as good new by our system OF var
uishing. uphoIsteriug and rebuilding.
Estimates gladly given. Phcna Ham
HAhMOHD INDUSTRIAL FUREIT uRE
COMPANY.
nHattingly q Allen, State St, cor. Sohl ST.
Im-.-rEA =
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Also. lot nineteen I9). in bIock
four 90. OF Mary A. and Amy J.
ROBBERS FIRST ADDITION to Ham
mond. Indiana. as shown on the At
OF said addition of record in the
Recorders office OF said Lake CoUn-
". Indiana. IN Plat Book No 4. on
Page 20.
which lot is improved with a one-story
frame dwelling house:
Also. "a part of the southessr quar-
ter (SEA) Of the northeast quarter
(NEz) of Section seven %. Town
ship thirty-seven Gao North. Range
Nine 90 West or the End T. NJ
bounded as follows
Commencing twenty GOD feet south
and one hundred twenty-five C25)
feet east OF the northwest corner
OF the land heretofore conveyed to
Henry c. Gehrke BY Agnes Roberts
as Administrative Of the estate Of
George NJ Roberts. deceased. by ad-
ministratrix' deed dated December
o 1885, in the Recorders office Of
Lake County, Indiana in Deed Rec
ord No. 80. on Page 1s6; running
thence east twenty-five $3.50 feet.
thence south one hundred twenty
nve G25) feet; thence west twenty
five $50 feet thence north one
hundred twenty-five C125) feet to
The place Of beginning
which real estate Is improved with a
one-story brick dwelling house thereoni
Also. lot one CD. N block six go.
Of Agnes Roberts, subdivision OF
part OF Sections six and seven f6
and -. Township thirty-seVen $50
North. Range Nine CO. West of the
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THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAM:
COUNTY ~ THE LAKE SUPER
OR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM
1919 JOSEPH WASELEWSKT rs
JOSEPHINE wAsELEWsKI cALSI-
No. 1877 ACTION FOR DIVORCE
Nov comes the Plaintiff BY 1f8ctt z
Sheerer. his attorneys. and files his com
plant herein. together with an aGIdai
Of a competent person. showing taat -h-
defendant. Josephine Wasciewss6i Is NE
ressoent Of the State 81 Inalana
said defendant is therefore hercb
notified Of the tendency OF SAID acton
and Chat the same VIII .tard FOR tr.al
ct the next term II said Coert and tns
unles She appear and answer - 6en4er
therein. 81 the calling az saio cause Oh
the 18th dag 81 December A l9ta.
The same being the 3lst day ~ the next
term &C said Court 10 be begun and
held the CITY Hail AZ hammond .n
saiI comfy and state. en- Tbs 2nd Mon
cay Ut November A p l9i9 said action
VIII he heard and determined IS hrr
absence
N WITNESS WHEREOF hereIa,
set my hand and affz thc seal III said
Court st Hammond th l6th sry as
Qcfoher u. 1919
HERBERT = Wfra7oN.
Cseal) Clerk Z S -
rs ROSCOE HF1sST
DEPUTY 5sf l-7-ls
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING"

next term Of said Court 70 be begun ana
held in the Superior Court House Room
No . at Hammond. in said County and
state, on the 2nd Monday Of Novenn Der
A. D. 1919 said action vii be heard and
determined in his absence.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. hereunto
set my hand and ark the Seal Of said
Court ct Hammond. this 10th day or
October A. D. 1879
HERBERT 7. WHEATON
tsea) Clerk L S g.
By ROSCOE HEsISTOCK
Deputy Clerk 1921. If-7-14
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@, -. 81. TN.pT,N- .e43Y-N--rv -.
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aP ~ot-pT sI.rTIN,1. Ar cArv
pnn,f >-.yl-,rrr-t rrp.r ro,a
ar-Ter tf,r- f51-Y3I,.T r.er'1> s
r,-ee-r = rrt-r,r,I r,s,,r,,>-
- crap.r, r5.-pr t5,7>-r,,-
s4,fTI2 .r.r, =. s,,a-,ti..., = ,,p,o,,l-1.
s4.-r- ~Apo44N-r -
r4r.,-r,x I'm 49, st.,.
,rr,r-,,,
4 KY .os,
A-e,rrfrt- -, .,.,,rs-fs.ro.,--,,..,
-. ma Lsr..rr,
~ ,,rsa-si,,.o4 rort>-
.,,..r,t.s,,,-,..,. .,,,,t,,,.,,3 Il. ~, ii,
,.,..,s. ..,,,,,. 4, $3.50 .te
4, .ps aho,a e.,tttsa n,.s Il. .,sgo .si.
~ -sol ests.a 3,e-,f,,.et.... .3ls.,it,.,,s
-, 49,, noe, ~. - ,-,,.e--t.. 90
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New 6-roOm brick bungalow. ~ o. lot.
East side. Furnace heat stationary
tubs e.ec lights. shades and fixtures.
Tile hath quick possession. $500 cash
balance as rent.
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WANTED Dishvasher Calumet Res
taurant 9o7 Chicago ave-. phone +.
Chicago 52TM. I1-i2-3t
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CSca) Clerk Lake Superior Court
lO-3i- III
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sHERIFt~s SALE

SaEkIFt"s SALi-
STATE on INDIANA COUNTY oI.
LAKE s.. No 1898 LAKE st-
PERTOR COURT. SEPT BE *
TERM 1919 TWIN CITY SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a corr
PORATIoN, VS. JOSEPH D0PPLEE
AND ALICE poPPLER
by virtue 81 AN order 81 Sale he rna
directed from the Clerk If Che Lake
Superior Court. l VIII expose 10 public
sale 20 The highest bidder for cash In
hand. ar tire east deer Of the Court
Blouse iu Crown Point. Indiana. ga SAT-
erday tire 22nd DAY If November 1919.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. n
and four o'clock T. NJ the rents and
profits for a period not exceeding seven
years. Of The following described real
estate. ro-wit.
lot twenty-five C2el fn Block sixty.
nine (69). ia indiana Harbor. sub
division Of Sections dftecu tt53 and
twenty-five t221. Township thirty
seven $50 nor p. Range nine a.
west IF the end Irtncipal Meridian
I'm Lake County. indiana. ns shown
by the recorded plat Of said subdI-
Vision IN the Recorders Office in
Lake County. Indiana as the same
appears of record il Plat Book 80.
,. page O.
ff SAID rents and prohte VIII not SELL
for sufficient sum rs satisfy said de-
cree. interest and costs viii ri tho
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple tn and to said real estate.
or so much thereof as may he sufficient
to satisfy said Judgment Interest," costs
and accruing costs. said sale VITA rs
made without relief from valuation or
appraisemsnt laws
Taken as the properie eff Joseph D1p-
pler and Alice Dopnler eli the salt OF
Twin City Savings and I.osa. Association.
a corporation.
LEWIS E BARNES.
sheriff Lake county Indiana
J. JOS SULLIVAN.
ATTY for Plaintf 1921; l1-7-I4
-----
NOTICE or ITNAl- ELEMENT or
ESTATE
~ THF. MATTER @f TijE ESTATE
or NARY ANN HARDING 80 1890.
II TIE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERM la19
NOTICE is hereby given to THE HEIRS
LEGATEEs AND CREDITORS of Mary
Ann Harding deceased. Il appear in tho
Lake superior Court held at hammond.
Indiana. on the 24th dap of November
1919. and show cause. II any why the
FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS w8th
tho estate 81 said deceeent should not
be approved. and said heirs are nottHed
70 thcn and there make proof OF heirsbip.
and receive their distributiva shares
WITNESS tho Clerk of the lake Su-
perior Court. at Hammond. this 3oth das
IL October 1919
HERBERT i. WHEATON.
(ScaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
1921. 1l-5
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BARGAINS IN TIRES
CENTRAL TIRE AND
REPAIR SHOP

-Four Corners. Phone Hammond e36.
ll-l4-6teod
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AUTO CUSTOMS SHOP

For your Air-Tite winter sides and beSt
auto painting All work guaranteed.
302 L. State st. phone Hammond 3450.
I0-15-tf
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FOR SALE-s-roon bungalow. STRICTLY,
modern. Owner Leaving town Tmrne-
dlate possession. u ". Elizabeth ST
Hammond -149t
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GET YOUR REAL ESTATE TITLES
cerrihed and warranted by y. J Moran.
Lawyer, Hammond. Ind i0-l-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14

FOR SALE acres on Junction ave
between Griffith and Ridge Road Price
$1,000 sam Van TIL Highland. Ind
1f-4- Irf9o-eFT
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WANTED Young lady as asst book
keeper good lt ngures Apply imm--
diateiy Tni4ndor 4 Steinlander Shelf
ncld and Marble ST.. Hammond. fI-I4-2t
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TOOL DESIGNERS

3 strictly first class men
at wages that will satisfy
good hours, good working
conditions, permanent; Ed
wards Valve and Manufact-
uring Co., East Chicago, Ind.
1t-11-5
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r121x A11.x

zVtn whiting and East cntca.mu.
wTs South chicago oAIy.
G&r ChfcaE0-e = m ana 4:xT n -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14

7-room house 90 r. lot. South side
walking distance Furnace heat cleo
lights All complete. good lawn etc
Price, $4,000, part cash. bal terms
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14

FOR sALE-6-room bungalow: HOT water
heat. hardwood trina and floors. lot 40
. ft- Price, S3b00i $500 cash, balance $35
per month !. s Blackburn Co. 1871
state ST Hammond. l1-1s-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14

FOR AI.E-6-room cottage. bath. base
lnent; price SI9oo $500 cash 5-room
cottage. price $500. 500 cash. balance
SO per month Groom cottage price.
SIl30 $50 cash. balance SIS per month.
:. 5. Blackburn Co. 16l state st. Ham
nond l1-14-2t
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Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED-1st Glass Cob
bier steady position in in
dustrial plant, state full par
ticulars, write A sol Times,
Hammond. 1'''
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Wanted Female Help.

WANTFp--Girl for steuographer and
Office work state age. experience and
salary expected. Write A+93. Times.
Hammond I1-7-2t
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CAR OWNERS

CAR OWNERS
We are now ready for
business at 90 State street.
Have your tires and tubes
repaired by latest methods.
All work guaranteed, rea-
sonable prices.
TURNER VULCANIZING
COMPANY
SO State Street, Hammond.
11-14-i
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EvANTED-Boy, for store A. 3. Marks,
9S state St Hammond. 11-i4-2t
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FOR ALE Ford delivery truck. Auto
Sales Co ga Chicago ave. phone +.
lhlcago So 1l-i4-2f
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PAPERHANGTNG

PAPERHANGTNG
Let me- estimate your work without
charge VIII show you how 10 save
money on winter work =. Eermett. 40
Michigan ave. phone Hammond 1929.
l1-8-tf
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Miscellaneous

l. L. COHEN FOR PAPER I1ANGTNa
and painting We take bonds In pay
ment. 2S9 Sibiey St, phone Hammond
l036W. z-6-it
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14

PIANO PI.AYINCs-Rsg in 20 les
sons guaranteed Gee. q. Green, 1885
Fcrsythe ave. phone K. Chicago 1911
l0-21-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
CHANGES PROPOSED IN BRITISH PLAN
 OF MEDICAL SERVICE

LONDON, Feb. Exchanges in England's system of medical serv- ice whereby the ''panei' plan now applicable to the poor would be extended to all classes are proposed by a Government committee. Many physicians are strongly opposing the proposals.
 For a number of years, under a health insurance act, wage earners have been called upon to make q small weekly payment to fund which the Government uses to pro- vide medical attention for all class es of the population affected by the insurance law. Every practicing physician must treat a certain num- Der of the so-called "paneI pa tients, receiving pay for this work from the Government. The new scheme provides for whole-time medical service, and practitioners entering it are to be graded into five classes corresponding to mili- tary rank, ranging from lieutenant to colonel. .
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
BELGRADE TODAY IS PRESENTING LOOK
 AS THOUGH SICK

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Belgrade to day presents the aspect of a conVal escent after serious illness. The population, which before the war numbered 100000 is reduced to half A very great number of houses have been destroyed, wholly or in part by bombardment. There is want oi material to reconstruct them. Trade is dealing only in goods of prime necessity. All other merchandise ii available in very small quantities and only at exhorbitant prices. All communication between Belgrade and Sadonica has been interrupted Ii is impossible to pass the Sava river the great bridge being destroyed As a consequence Serbia is practi cally isolated from the world. 4 kilogram (two pounds) of very in ferior soap costs four dollars. On account of the need of coal, lighting is limited and street cars are not running. In spite of the painful economic conditions, people rejoice at their liberation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
HONOLULU STOCKMAN RENTS AN ISLAND
 FOR STOCKRAISlNG

HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. IS. = If Angus NcPhee, well known stoclman Of Hawaii, had the usual dream of adventurous boyhood, sole and undisputed possczsson of Q tropical isle, that dream has come to realization.
 MT. McTho has leased, for a pe- riod of 21 years, the entire island of Kahoolaws, of the Hawaiian group, from the Territorial Govern ment The island contains about 30, ,000 acres.
 For seven years the annual rent al will be $500 and appraisals will be made then and every seven years thereafter to fix the rental for the periods following. MT. Me phee will run livestock on Kahoo- laws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
CHOP UP WOODWORK ON THE SHIP TO
 FEED FURNACES

HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. IS. - When the little steamer Kestrel. from Tanning island to Honolulu, ran out of fuel oil 240 miles south of Hawaii recently, her engineers, working the the limited materials found on the ship, converted her furnaces so the would could be burned. All articles of wood on the vessel, doors, spare spars, blanks and frame work were cut up and used and then the firemen went to the cargo of copra for fuel, burning $3,000 worth of that valuable prod uct of the cocoanut before reaching Honolulu. The Kestrel arrived eleven days overdue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
SWISS GOVERNMENT
 IS DETERMINED TO
 KEEP OUT BOLSHEVISM

GENEVA, Feb. 1S.-The Swiss government is determined that Bol- shevism shall be barred from the cantons of Swiss Confederation.
 The Federal Council is firmly de- cided to close dramatically all the doors of Switzerland to the insti- gators of disorder and to their dangerous propaganda, is the way President Calender outlined the Government attitude to the Asso- ciated Press correspondent.
 switzerland" he went on, twill continue to take the most energetic measures against all bad and sub- versive clements coming from abroad and who are still on her ter ritory."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-18
SERBIAN LOSSES
 ARE ESTIMATED BY
 MEMBER OF COMMITTEE

GENEVA, Switzerland, Feb. 1S.- Losses sustained by Serbia during the war are estimated by Milos Saw cic, member of the Central Com mittee fer Serbian Reconstruction here, to aggregate 10000, ,000,000 francs. This is exclusive of the war expenses incurred by Serbia and of the war loans which Serbia received from the Allies.
 M. SaVcic asserts that the pres ent value of the Serbian property would be double what it was at the time of it's destruction, or 2o,O0o,- GOO, ,000 francs.