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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

County, Indiana. The hearing upon said
petition viii he had before the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Lake County
A. o'clock 2. m. on the 18th day Of
April 1919, at the Court House IN Grown
Point. Indiana. in the Commissioners
room therein. for the purpose Of deter
mining whether the relief in said petit
ton sought shall he granted or denied
JAMES BRANNOCK-
3-3I. Al
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BOLSHEVIKI
OVER.THROw
rISTEENArlowA, NEWS SERVICE

LONDON. April Report. are ~
ing made today r. verify the -epo
that the Soviet CBolshevikD cover
ment OF Hungary has beer o..
thro WI The report war receive
from the Central News corresperd.1
at Amsterdam. Vho stated his info
nation had come from Vienna "
details were given
The Soviet Eorpe m aent of Hunra
came into oetDs on March 20. afte.
Count 11arolyi. me Socialist prenfer r.
Hungal 81, APT his Socialist csbinet -
signed, oVcnnk the gates to = hood 81
Bolshev'snn. Russian agents had ioae
been active n Hungary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

NOTICE.
IN THE MATTER or CANCELLATION
OF CONTRACT OF TIE EDWARD
RANDHAN ROAD.
Notice j. hereby given that the under
cned James Brannock has fled Veri-
fed petition with the Board Of County
a. rrn1issioners Of Lake County Indiana,
10 IL relieved ~ certain contract en-
tered into hv James Brannock On the sth
ION Of certain public highway known
as the Edward Randhan ROAD 81 1-sks
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April and. 1919.
East Chicago.
Hammond.

charles 0b1strom and wife IN
N1sdvslaw Borowlec, l. ~. r
VI qq-S7-a
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Helm and Hone.

Enlarge your vision and grasp OF
worldly affairs by silent communion
with the immensely of the star-strevn
universe-you Will find the neartsche
of LIES disappointments. the epheme-
raj glitter and tinsel that seem so es-
sential to your happiness. are but
passing phases Of an existence 10 he
dealt with serenely and intelligently,
and that cannot be done wisely and
well II one eternally grovels in the
clay Of earth without mo@ents Of ST
lent withdrawal to the starry solitudes
Of thought.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07
Situations Wanted.

SITUATION WANTED-By high school
girl on Saturdays only. Either in
store or Office. East Chicago or Ind. Har-
Dor preferred References given. Ad-
Fress y. Times. Hammond 4-2-3t.
SITUATION W~ANTED-By boy OF IS.
VINO has wheel and is thoroug hlv
familiar with the territory Of F.. Chica 70
and Ind Harhor. either delivering or
collecting VIII work on Saturdays and
after school Can furnish references
Address o. Times, Hammond. 42-3t.
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Add ----------------
G.. Oliver Holmes and wife -
Edward H Kiugsmill and
wife. L 50. z >. Morris Sub
Albert SrnaEacz and vito -
Simon Brazowski and wife, l.
u, r II. Co.'S 5th Add
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CONCENTRATE ON
ARCHANGEL FRONT
TItTEENRrIoNAI news sFsvIcr

LONDON. April THE BolsheviE~
are continuing the concentration IF
troops and munitions on the Archan-
gel front For a big dr~ye in the spring
rush gainst the allied and American
forces. said a Central News dispatch
from Helslrgfors today. quoting the
Red GazstR Bolshevik organ
It IS reported from London that
large forces Of British reinforce
ments are on their way to northern
Russia also.
Take The Times and keep in
touch with the whole world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

Benjamin. 2 HAYES and wife to
Henry r. Ratterman. Ind =.
~ 81 NE s-34-s. Hayes LIST
East PIX. Add. except Is /. 2
4o1114to %. e.. l. IS. Is %
10 IS. Al. ~. 44-------------
BENJAMIN f. Hayes and wife -
Erehart Bixenmann, Ind i p
ST. NE s-54-s. Hayes 1st East
Park Add. except L. I. ; TO -.
Il to %. Ell L 2s, Is % 10 IS.
A. - a. ----------
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Whiting.

James ". Burton ano wife m
Catherine Richardson / 1906.
\ III r. l. 1e7. Pt SVr Ne
q
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soherervtl1e-

frank Scholl and wife to Fred
= HenderIong TT w l. 10. b
%. ShererViile -------------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOLU-
TON.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD. EAST
CHICAGO. INDIANA.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice IS hereby given BY the Board
Of Public Works of the city Of East
Chica go. Lake County. Indiana, that on
the eth day Of April. 1919. they unani-
mously adopted decIaratory resolution,
beng Declaratory Resolution No. -
tot the vacation Of the fifteen (15) foot
alley running east and west through
Block seventeen 90, in the Fourth Ad-
q ton 70 Indiana Harbor. being a sub
division in the East one-half (E1z) Of
Section twenty-one CID. TOWNSHIP
th4rty-seven ESQ North. Range nine co.
West or the Second Principal Meridian
Lake County. Indiana. as shown by the
recorded plat Of said subdivision in the
Recorders once Of Lake County Indi-
ana. as the same appears or record in
Plat Book No. 5 page 81. which said
alley is north Of and parallel to the north
lire Of 141st street. from the east line
Of IVY street TO the west line Of Par
rjsh avenue in the city or East Chicago
Lake County and State Of Indiana. which
alley proposed to be vacated is more
specifically described as follows to-wit.
Beginning al a point on the east line
81 IVY street one hundred thirt y-iive
and nv4 hundredths tI35.05) feet north
Il the north line Of Fist street; thence
east on q line parallel TO said north
street line A distance Of two hundred
siNty-one and seventy-fwo hundredths
26I12J fet 10 the west line Of Parrish
avenue: thence south along said west
street line distance Of fifteen (f51 feet;
thence west distance OF two hundred
slAty-one and sevenfy-tWo hundredths
fest.72) feet; then north distance OF
nfteen ti5) feet To the place Of begin
mne
The Board Of Public Works Of said
c4y has Fixed May 5th. 1919. as = date
upon which remonstrances may be flec
ar presented by persons Interested in ol
affected by said proposed vacation a!
above described. and on said day at
O'Clock A NJ said Board will meet At its
office fer the purpose OF hearing anC
considering any remonstrances which
may have been filed 81 presented and fo
the purpose or taking final action there
on. such action shall be final and con
elusive upon all persons
Dated al East Chicago Indiana thi
/ Tin DAY Of April. 1919.
LEO MCCORMACK.
H K GROVES
@ X. WALLACE
Board Of Public Work
Of the City Of Eas
Chicago.
/ Attest # r RICHARDS.
Clerk Of the Board. 47-1i
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DRESSAfAhTNG work guaranteed.
234 Indiana ave phone Hammond
973M. 4-5-2t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07

MADE To ORDER-SfIk shirts
specials s. Sibley st. phone
Hammond 9a1W. 4-5-4t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-07
Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-Cyphers incubator.
800 egg Must be in 1st class condi-
ton. Address KY Times. Hammond.
3-3f-tf.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


On and after this date 7 viii not be
resi- onsible for debts contracted by any
one except myself April 4, 1912
James r. Howell
sos Cary Thester Bldg.
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ctfv Home Bldrs Co. / I. p
-. Gary Land Cos lst Sub
Herman Z1o.nik and wife 70
charles II wheeler. l.. %. p q.
Gary Land Cos 1st SUBJ
Daniel D. Craft and wife q I'm
ma T. Bost, L ?, NJ L {. & a.
Gary Land Co.'S End sub
Condit McGinnity Realty Go. 70
Edward r. King and wife. l.
70. F. 81, Gary Land Cos LIST
sub --------------- ------ $500
Steel Home B'drs Co. 70 Grover
l.. Verplank and wife. Is %.
26. r :. Gary Land Cos End
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WANTED TO Buy OR RENT-A fvne-
writer Must be in good runinr CON
dlton ana cheap. phone Hammond
*SsM f-5-2t.
WANTED TO BUY-Single harness in
good condition. East Chicago Cr6ffee
S. Tea store. =. Onion 40 -
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Henry Sartor and wife IN The
Double Il Lau1ders and
ciaa- L.. Oh z.h-
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Classified Advertisements
For Sale-Ausomobnes.

Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
318 Fayette ST., Hammond,
phones 1855, 1240-R. all
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

No a
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS EAST CHICAGO. IND,
APRIL :. 1919.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Public Works Of the city Of East
Chicago Indiana. inviting proposals for
the Improvement of the Is foot allays
running easteTly and westerly through
Rocks 81. 81. SO. s. IS. IS. 81 and 81,
from Alder street TO Parrish avenue,
excepting street intersections.
Also the 10 foot north and south al
levs IN said Blocks from 136th treet to
the aid alleys running easteriy ana
westerly in said blocks. all Of said
blocks in the Original Town of Indiana
Harbor
Also the y foot alley running east
md west through Blocks J. >, 8, 4, 5. 6.
and :. First Addition TO Indiana Har-
Dor. from Parrish avenue 10 Alder street
excepting street intersections.
Also the 10 foot alleys running north
and south Ia said last mentioned blocks
in said First Addition from 15sth street
to the said alleys running easterly and
westerly i'm said blocks, all in the west
one-half Of Section twenty-five 1923,
township thirty-seven $50. north.
range west OF the 2nd r. NJ. in the
| City Of East Chicago. Lake County.
Indiana.
sand proposals will be received at the
once of the Board Of Public Works OF
said city until o'clock A. NJ, on the
2Sth day of April 1919. at which time
and place said bids will be publicly
! opened and duly considered for the grad
irg curbing and paving the above de-
scrabed alleys with
Plain A. one course concrete on sand
foundation.
Plan b. two course concrete on sand
foundation.
Plan c. brick on concrete foundation
with Ia inch sand cushion.
Plan D. asphalt concrete on concrete
foundation.
from curb lire to curb line to the uni
form width Of Is feet
said Improvement shall be construct
=, ia ard made i'm accordance with sale
rcsolutions and the maps. plats. plans
prohles and specifications for the same
on file in the Office Of the Board Of SAID
city
Proposals must he made on blanks
furnished by the said Board of Public
works and in compliance with the in
structions hereto attached. which blank:
4. can be had on application 20 the Board
and must be accompanied by the usua
statutory affidavit Of non-collusion. anc
BY n certified check to be drawn on som'
responsible hank or trust company snC
made payable 20 the order Of the Cit,
! Treasurer Of the city of East Chics 70
Indiana. for the amount not less thar
two and one-half per cent of the engi
I neer's estimate Of the cost OF the wori
bid upon. but in no case shall sucl
check he for sum less than one hun
bred CSt0n) dollars TO insure the execu
ton Of the contract for which such BIZ
is made. and that he viii give BON
! Nth surety TO he approved by sal
Board fnsurirs the faithful performanc
/ Of said work and compliance with al
+ the terms. stipulatons and conditions O
lis contract.
The Board Of Public Works reserve
the right TO reject any and all bid. a
: authorized by law.
: nv order of the Board Of Publ
q Works.
T. Y. RICHARDS.
- Cff,s fVfe~l
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Gary

Jethro w Card and wife 20
Charles Rzapicki. Is 81. sc. r
! Lincoln Pk. Ada e.no
William H williams and vito
TO Ellis B. Southworth. p.
NJ L u, 2. Gary Land Cos
-, sRon
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East Gary.

Mary Veresh and husband to
Steve Bolla and wife, Is 81
10 So. 3 I, 1st abb
Samuel o. Mccormick and wife
10 George r. Mccormick. Is
n r Ard
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0sT-Pocket book between Lake Front
PARK and Indiana Gardens Liberal
rsward offered. Poor working girl
Phone Whiting i36M. 4-l-lt-
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Room and Board.

WANTED BOOMERS and hoarders. $40
Michigan ave. Hammond Call a. once
Ait.
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Automobile Radiator.
Notice. Truck Owner.

WE DO PRIVATE HOME WASHING
Call for and deliver. Phone Hammond
1447. S-2I-
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Miscellaneous.

/ L. CoI.EN FOR PAPER HANGING
and rainring We take bonds in pay
ment 80 SiDley st. phone Hammond
1885 ~ 25-1L
OF + BQARD-Ws terman Motor. Phone
Hammond 557 or 1888. 3-25-tf.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
DEATHS.

Mrs. Julia Lowe, wife of w. E.
Lowe, died at her home just east
of Rutledge, July %. The funer-
al was conducted Tuesday at the
M. E.. church by Rev. Chas. l..
Morgan and the body was buried
in the church cemetery. Mrs.
Lowe was 65 years of age, a wo-
man of excellent character and
had been a member of the Bap-
fist church for several years. She
is survived by her husband and
two sons, Luther and Donald
Lowe.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
PerShing Wants Pledges Paid
So Welfare Work VIII Go On
With Army "TO the End.'

Washington, D. C-Raymond B. Fosdiek, chairman of the Com
he has received from General John !, Pershing, showing the vital
importance of continuing the welfare work with the army until the
end. Those who have not paid their United War Work Campaign
subscriptions will come in for much criticism If they do not do so dur
ing Speedily Week, July 28th to August 4h.
Cleveland H. Dodge, national treasurer of the United War Work
agencies, stated on July 18th that he had only enough funds IN hand to
run the seven organizations until August list. Therefore, unless every
outstanding subscription is paid during Speedily Week, it will be
necessary doubtless to cut down the work of the agencies which now
means so much to our soldiers still in uniform.
Gen. Pershings letter In full reads:
AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALLY FORCES
Office Of the Commandments
France, May 8, 1915.
Mr.. Raymond 8. Fosdlck, Chairman, Commission o n Training
Camp Activities, War Department, Washington, D. C.
MY Dear Mr., Fosdick:
On the welfare societies that Joined In the united campaign for
funds at home In the fall Of 1918, all, with the exception of the War
Camp Community Services are continuing their helpful work with
the American Expediuonary Forces.
This work is o the utmost value to the troops and is thorough
H appreciated by officers and men. It gives me a great deal of
pleasure to testify at this time to the value of their services. I
sincerely hope that the amounts SO generously subscribed during
the last campaign for funds will be paid in 81 that the work of
these societies with the Army in France may be continued to the
end.
Sincerely yours,
JOHN J. PERsHiNG.
NoTE-*The War Camp Community Service has, from the
outset, concentrated its efforts in encampment cities in this country.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31


The county teachers are here
this week. Next week they will go
to their respective communities to
labor with your children until the
term of school closes. These teach
ers need the cooperation of eve
ry person in the county. The sue
cess of the school depends not
only upon the skill and energy of
teachers but upon the people as
well. Let every one do his part
and the school will be a success.
Will you criticise or cooperate?
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

Out in a western state a man
put a thousand dollars in an old
sock and hid it in the cellar. A rat
thinking perhaps he had found a
mess of Limburger cheese, car
ried the stocking and its contents
into the barn yard where a billy
goat did the rest. Put your money
in the bank.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

Well, since Tennessee's famous
hero has done gone and got mar
ried" (as they say in North Caro-
lina) we suppose it's onlyreason-
able to expect hat this country
will soon have more than one new
York Morristown Republican.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

About twenty per cent of the
people of Granger county over
len years of age can neither read
nor write. Let's try to keep thisa
secret. The public schools open
next Monday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

The professor who went to AT
RIGA to find monkeys which talk
ed could have saved that expence
by a close inspection of almost any
community--M orristown Sun.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

The announcement comes from
New York that the price of cloth
ing is to be doubled. That means
"shirttail'' when the old britches
are gone Claiborne Progress.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

There are more than 5000 mil
lionaires in the United States.
Not many of them are newspaper
men, however.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

Distillery laborers and bar-tend
ers will be employed by Bevo and
soda pop dispensers, but what will
become of the temperance spell
binders?
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

Evidently it was set eight month
in advance of the general election
in order that the thing might cool
off a bit and get its bearings.
Sound reasoning.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
NsTabsrs Of 1Aa EASt TeaAaass
Rra@s Association.
Have you paid your dog tax?
Granger county schools open
next Monday, August 4.
Even the United States Senate
has adopted The jazz stunt.

Call 'em Tin Lizzies, Flivvers,
Fords, or whatever you please,
they're in the majority.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

q. R. Wester, Editor and Manager
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-06-11

Do not miss the biggest melodra-
ma ever filmed, the mammoth $780,
10000 thriller Of Thrillers, "Stolen
Orders" at the Opera House next
Monday, June 10th. A first class
picture machine will be used at the
Opera House in the future and the
old machine discarded. We also will
have first class Operator.
DO not miss "Stolen Orders" with
an all star cast, Kitty Gordon, Car
lyle Blackwell, Montague Love and
June Elvidge. See Miss Gordon's
Gorgeous Gowns which costs thou
sands Of dollars. Prices 25c and 35c
Reserved Seats soc, on sale at Kanes.
Dance after the show. Latest dance
music. Do not miss one of the big
gest shows this summer.
Order Seats now at Kane's for the
big $250,O00.0O Melodrama, "Stolen
Orders" to be presented at the Opera
House next Monday, June 18th. We
will have a first-class picture machine
and operator. Dance after Show
Music-Maroney and Small. La
! test dance music.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-06-11
LCCJ5T YEAR

q People ir Island Pond and espec-
tally the faYmers and fruit growers
in this aect;c3, viii do well to heed
the warning sent out from Washirg-
ton City that great sw2rM2 Of he II
year iocusts will infest the United
States in late May ana early Juae Of
this year, According to reports sent
out by The Agricultural De5aHtment
it is expected to be the worst Locust
year" in history.
Once regarded superstitiously as a
harbinger of disaster the locust is
now known to be no more than an
ordinary non poisonous insect pest
which can do little damage if proper
precautions are taken. The chief
injury inflicted by the insect consists
almost wholly in chiselling grooves
in the branches Of trees for deposit
ing eggs. Young fruit trees some
times are killed, but the damage gen.
orally seems greater than it actually
is and popular alarm is out of pro
portion to the real danger.
When the insects begin coming GU
hand-pick them from the fruit tree!
or spray them with kerosene emul
sions, or a solution of carbolic acid
Later, when the insects are ready tt
begin laying, spray young fruit tree
with whitewash. That is the great
est preventive know at this time, AM
will serve, even though it does max
a good deal of extra work, to pre-
vent a possible return of the pest
to this section in very many nun
bers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-06-11


Vermont young men, both those
who have had army service and those
who have not, have the opportunity
offered them of existing in Uncle
Sans big, new army with all the ad-
vantages which the university in
Khaki willotfer, and still be near
their friends and relatives during
part, and possibly their entire period
of enlistment. They may do this by
enlistirg now at Fort Ethan Allen
and they can have their choice of
four or five excellent branches Of
the service, including the Infantry,
Quartermastec Corps, Medical De-
partment, Signal Corps, and Motor
Transport Corps.
Fort Ethan Allen is one of the f.
nest army posts in the entire coun-
try and the vacancies in the service
are now rapidly filing up with a fine
class of young men who are being
largely recruited from Vermont.
Some of them have seen one or more
years Of service while others are 60
jG~ into the army for The first time,
impressed BY the opportunity Of Sc
clinm 2uaca;.9nal AID tlaiui1g adj
yantaGes Haich are to form such a
bic feature Of he new army. and all
under The haalth1ul and broadening
conditions CT any lie,
Great opportunities are offered
men who enlist now to rapidly rise
to ron-commissioned rank with the
greater advantages and increased
pay which the non-commissioned of
ficer receives. The army is just now
in the process Of organization and
men, either with or without service
who enlist now will be in line for ra-
pid promotion if they make good.
The pay of $50 per month for pri-
vate and corresponding increases for
other grades established during the
war will almost certainly be contin-
ued and when it is considered that
the soldier has nothing to pay out
for either board or clothes, the pay
of the soldier compares very favor.
bly, with that of other employment
In the new army opportunity will
be offered every soldier to secure tht
equivalent Of a good common schoo
education as well as opportunity fr
training in trades and specialize
branches. Vermont young men VIII
desire to enlist in the new army ant
serve hear their homes should app}!
to the Recruiting Officer at J. Jl
Allen.