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The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
PERMITS INDICATE
BUILDING BOOM
Single Homes Lead in Work
Being Done by Local
Contractors.

A brisk market in realty con-
struction. and sale is indicated in
the permits issued last week bv
John l.. Healy. District Building H.
spector Individual homes again
come to the fore as the main items
Of the week
The following are among the per-
mits issued:
s. Shapiro. local builder. was is
sued a permit TO build nine 2-story
brick dwellings. Nos. 301-S17 Taylor
street northwest. to cost $4,000.
NJ. Stokes was issued a permit to
build 2-story brick and tile dwell
ing at $3.50 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest This house will cost
SIS 900.
r. n. Sanford was issued a per-
nit to build eight 2-story brick
dwellings at 900-906 Crittenden
street northwest. and 9O-907 Buch-
anan street northwest. to cost S32.-
0O0.
Numerous permits were issued for
the erection of garages and for re-
pairs. Following are some Of the
permits issued during the week:
E. E. Hoffman, to erect metal
garage rear 317 Ninth street south
east; cost, s400.
D. Oesbird, repairs to property
located at 1903 Eighth street north
west; cost. $3.50.
VI. Z. Vernon, repairs to residence
1905 o street northwest: cost, 1926.
A. W. Fishel, to erect metal
garage 2614 Connecticut avenue
northwest: cost. $500.
G. Sachlis. to erect garage rear
1858 Morse street northeast; cost,
1915.
Crandall Theater Corp, to take
down existing building 1919 U
street northwest.
G. T. Jones, to build one history
frame dwelling 5231-33 Belt road
northeast; cost, $500.
]. Karle. repairs to property 3311
E street southeast; cost, $3.50
J. G. Wolfe, to erect one 2-story
brick dwelling 1929 Harvard street
northwest; cost. $4,000.
]. Richarson, to erect one 2-story
brick dwelling 1881 Harvard street
northwest; cost, $4,000.
F. w. Parson, repairs to property
at 1920 p street northwest; cost,
500.
A. F. Frick. to erect private
garage. rear 1914 Fifth street north
east; cost, s215.
A. G. McCinton, repairs to prop
erty No. 1884 N street northwest;
cost. $500.
James Allen. to erect one 2-story
frame dwelling at 275 Fifty-sixth
street northeast: cost, $500.
Walter Brownley, repairs to prop-
erty at 520-26 Thirteenth street
northwest; cost, $4,000.
Harry Zane1li. to erect one 1-storv
frame dwelling 3114 C street south
east: cost. $500.
c. E Swihart,. to erect private
garage rear 1927 Randolph street
northwest; cost, 5000.
c. F. Juerzens, repairs to prop
erty at $50 Ninth street northwest;
cost, $500.
c. T. suther. to erect garage rear
s07 Quincy street northwest; cost,
$3.50. >
. DR.. J. B. Payne, repairs to resi-.
dence at Geisboro road and Elnira
street: cost. $500.
H. w. Goddard, to erect rarape
rear 1858 Thirteenth street north
west; cost, $500.
r. II. Sanford, to erect eight
2-story brick dwellings, Nos. so0-os
Crtttenden street northwest. and
sol-o7 buchanan street northwest;
cost, $4,000. ,
t. NJ. Foley, to erect metal ga
rage rear 72S First street north.
west; cost, $500.
W. II. Holloway, to erect garage
rear 2322 Twentieth street north |
west; cost. $500.
]. Miller. to erect metal earaxe
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

Question: ] hnd that the insuls-
ton on the coils of my Ford mag
neto is broken in places, but the
coils are not in contact with metal.
Will the coils short-circuit through
the oil in the Transmission case. or
is the oil sufficient of a non-con-
ductor to prevent this?
2. II coils must be insulated, what
is the best material to use? Would
ordinary insulating tape withstand
the hot oil?
3. How often would a forty-sm-
pere storage battery need recharg-
ing. using IL for headlights only,
with say twenty-one candle power
tungsten lamps?
Answer: /. You will not have any
trouble from shorting IL ordinary
oil is used.
.. You will have difficulty in tap
ing up the bad spots. Either get
new cells in place of the bad ones
or cover the bal SPOTS with a thick
coating of heavy shellac. In apply
Ing the shellac use three coats. per-
mitting each one to dry thoroughly
before laying on the next
3. The battery would have to be
charged. on an average, once in two
weeks, but Of course this would de-
pend entirely on how long the lamps
burned each night.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Highways in Philippines.

A total of ss,7S4.so7 was spent for
public improvements in the Philip
pine Islands during the year 1920
as compared with ss.s05,s45 in 1918.
according to reports to the Asphalt
Association in New York The
money was used, in part, to build
1913 kilometers of new roads and
bridges. A ten-year program of
highway construction has been in
augurated that ultimately open, re-
claim or improve 30o,o 900 hectares
of agricultural land.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
HyattsyilIe Nurse Quits.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, July e.-Miss
Agnes NJ. Fraser. for the past two
years Red Cross public school nurse
for Prince Georges county, has re-
signed to accept a position at Par
kersburE. W. Va, as head of health
work and nursing service in and
ssssthatseity.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Carbonizipg In Indicated.

am having a lot OF trouble
with sooting OF the spark plugs
I have changed the make twice and
1 would like to have you recon-
mend a make that will not give
this trouble.-w. +. woodford-
Heavy sooting of the plugs may
be taken as a certain indication of
faulty carburetion or oil leakage
past the piston. There should be
no carbonizing at all. Before
changed plugs again I would get
after the mixture. Make it as lean
as the engine will assimilate and get
the oil level correct.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Turn on Gasoline.

If the car catches FIRE under the
hood should the gasoline be turned
of and the hood taken on? What
else can be done to stop the flames
Thomas.
When there is a fire of that sort,
which usually is caused by a back
fire, the gasoline should be turned
off and IL there is a fire extinguisheI I
1t naturally should be used. II pos
slble, keep the engine turning over
by using the starter so that the
flames will be drawn into the mani
fold and cylinders.
What care does a battery require
in winter aside from giving il water
at intervals? Also, what is a good
method Of getting easy starting SO
as not to use up the battery?-M. s.
Winter battery care consists in not
only keeping the cells filled with
water, but in frequent testing to
see that the electrolyte is of the
proper density. A fully-charged
battery will not freeze so readily as
a discharged one, and in your part
of the country il is almost impos-
sible to injure a fully-charged bat
terry because the temperature does
not drop low enough. Have the
battery charged from an outside
source once each month, especially
IL the engine is tight and you are
using a heavy oil. II you use the
car much at night this takes quite
bit. of current.
Easy starting may be had by prim-
ing with a high volatile fuel such
as high test gasoline. Use n prfm-
Ing outfit operated from the dash of
the car.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Questions and Answers

are hard to get. Find out what the
new parts will cost. Then figure
the cost Of repairing the other parts.
Usually this means labor charge for
Strengthening the front axle.
Tenders, etc. You must be certain
that the clutch. geat set, rear axle,
etc, have not been thrown COM
pletely out Of alignment necessi-
tating a dismantling OF the whole
chassis.
have had lot of trouble with
my carbureter flooding and with
gasoline dripping when the car is
standing still and the motor is not
running. The carbureter seems to
be U. X. Can you tell me what
TO do about it7-A. Z. Johnson,
The flooding may be due to leak
age at the needle valve. Try grind
ing in and If this does not cure
II the noat is probably leaky.
How can I get the firing order
of my motor? 1t Is an old one
and l haven't any instruction book
on it.-Arthur W. clifford.
Lift the hood and watch the valve
movements as the engine turns over
slowly.
Can I substitute an ordinary mag
neto for the one that is fitted on
the Ford when il comes from the
factory? Would it work better?-
james Cannon.
Certainly. Most of the magnetic
makers have special Ford models.
The question of whether IL works
better is largely a matter of indi-
vidual opinion.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

More than $4,000 surplus British
army bicycles have been sold under
contract At IS shillinss each.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Find Cost of Repairs.

/ have a chance to buy a wrecked
car at a very low price. but I am
afraid because the price Is SO ri
diculously low. 1t is popular make
but badly smashed. The motor and
drive seem all right. Do you ad-
wise me to take it?
B. H.
Answer-The trouble with buying
a wreck Is that after it is fixed up
II never seems like the same car.
You do not mention the make nor
the price you will have to pay for
1t. At any rate you must be care
full in buying q wrecked car. First
determine what parts are injured
beyond repair, then find out IL you
can get the parts from the maker.
Even parts for some peppiar makes
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

In some strange manner the up
right windshield support Of my car
broke and / would like to know IL it
can be repaired. 1t broke just
where one of the curtain fasteners
is attached and there is not much
metal there to be WELDED. V. l..
i should imagine that good
welder can repair the break for you
by filling in the hole for the fastener
and building more metal at that
point so that when another hole is
drilled and tapped II will not weak
en- the support as before.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
Piston Displacement.

Question: VIII you kindly tell me
what is meant by piston displace-
ment? / have seen the term used
In connection with racing cars, and
1 do not understand it.
Answer: Displacement refers to
the space swept by the pistons dur
ing their travel. The piston dis
placement Of an engine is equal to
Dzx.7s5xNxS where d is the
the number of cylinders.
Question: 1 operate a milk route
Of the city and l can use a trailer
with my Ford runabout. Can l use
an ordinary farm wagon for a trail
er, or do you think had better buy
one Of the regular trailers l see ad-
vertised? The roads out my way
are not any too good.
Answer: The usual trouble with
employing farm wagons as trailers
Is that the wheels go to pieces at
even moderate speed for an automo-
bile. Likewise they do not pull as
easily as a regular trailer with ball
bearing equipment. II you do not
intend to drive at speed, the wagon
trailer may work all right. I would
not cut of the tongue, as length here
helps the motor pull the extra load.
Q. How is an ammeter cut into
the line? mean do you strip one
wire or two. and does it make any
difference which wire il is?
A. An ammeter is inserted in Sc
ries with the line. Any line in the
charging circuit will do.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

Question: have a great deal of
fuel trouble and have not been able
to find the cause. A mechanic
looked o7er the carbureter, said 1t
was o. X. and the motor even runs
fine for him. When get on the
road the motor dies because It
doesn't get gas to the carbureter.
Does the vacuum tank ever give
trouble?
X. Y. z.
Answer-Vacuum tanks rarely
give trouble, but even SO. in your
case Isuspect it. II is likely that
the linkage from the tank float to
the controlling valves in the top Of
the tank is not working right. caus-
ing the float to stick and not admit
fuel to the tank as it should. Also
the tank float may have a small
hole in 1t. If you understand the
vacuum tank take off the top cover.
which removes the float mechanism
also, and examine the works.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-16
Chrlstnss Psekanss.

\ woman whose Christmas pack
agee never fail 70 reach their destins-
ton IN safety says she always writes
the nane and address Of the recipient
upor The inside wrapper Of the boz
containing them. Packages sometimes
lose tleir outside ~raDplngs. but II
the postal CLERKS can find the address
on the inside wrapping an viii be
well This woman also lies up the IN.
side wrapping securely before putting
on the soHiside cover
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-16
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS - Just
received fresh stock of typewriter rib
oons for Oliver, L. c. Smith, Under
wood, Remington and Royals. Carbon
paper also-Leader Publishing Co.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-16
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

This term was originally applied by
well known society man Of New
York, Ward McAllister. To the wealth.
est residents Of that city. For a ball
given By a millionaire IN New ork
city, McAllister was IN charge OF the
invitation list When questioned by
a reporter, he stated tha@ only 400
cards were to be sent Dat, adding
After all. there are only 400 persons
IN New York who count in a social
way. The reporter was able after
ward 70 obtain the list OF guests and
had their names printed as NeW York's
FORK Hundred
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE or INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY
N THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA,
MARCH, IEHsA. 1871 AMERICAN
RlsI SAY liseFs BANK COR
lollA le'N Ns JAS0B kllSM-A { Z
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WiFL. SAloh ~ 4V-0S ACTION
~ F0itE'5lAlsE MORTGAGE on
real ESTATE IN LAKE COUNTY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
"psssIno the SUCK

Nothing develops any human bsinE
quite so much as meeting every single
obligation, real or implied. that ne
ever assumes The present-day habit
known in slang a. passing the buck, :"
is keeping thousands It men from sue
cess. Whatever YOU may have agreed
to do even IL il seems unwise or IN
reasonable afterward, Is the thing that
must be done ali all costs. To accept
the fun measure Of today's duties and
responsibilities automatically fits you
for greater %dties and responsibilities
tomorrow William Whitman Ia
American Magazine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
yrs 6NsT@ F5PNf -

WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
LANDOI0GY SPECIAL NUMBER Just
out containing 1921 facts IF clover
land IN Aarnette County, Wisconsin.
# fer q home or as an Investment you
ara thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmer grow rich. send at once
Tor this special number or Landoogy.
IT II Tree on request. Address skid
more Richie Land Co. 405 Skidmore-
Rlenle Bldg. Mariuette. Wis 1917
LAST CALL
0htahoma Indian Land with u s.
Government Title. near oil gas, lead
zine and manganese field Drilling fla
every county. purchaser gets all oil
gas. mineral and timber rights il you
want to make good and safe tnvestnn eut.
AalNar 8I53 Muskegon avenue, South
chicago, 1T. 3-25
49,. For SALE
state street. newly decorated. shades
and electric 7xtures s6250. $500 balance
SOC per month
We are building a number ~ room
Gil brick Bungalow on Eaton Fields and
Merrill avenue $500 cash and balance
$50 per month
Let Us supply you with ycur next or
der Of coal, cement, stone blocks Hack
dirt, brick on anything you want fl
building material.
If you want an estimate on pafnting
decorating. paperhanging, carpenter
brick or cement work. call Hammond
JNO. It. WILHELM & SON
General Contractors
$50 Calumet Avenue
Builders Of Quality Homes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES

Richard Maihofer and Mike Muszyn-
ski ut 4947 Melville avenue, East Chica-
80. Ind. sold to Frank Smith. groceries
and meat market: notify all creditors to
present their bills within 80 days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

Every Thursday at s P. NJ. viii hold
special meeting on Spirituahsm. Free.
Everybody welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

FOR 4FE-Tvpevrlt rebuilt Irnd-
erwoods and J.. G. Smiths cash or time
PAYMENTS r. IT Cannon Stationary CO..
2t0 Cleveland avenue, Phone Whiting
3ST-T 2-31-3
FOR SA14F-Oak BlIffet. 3-4 bed springs
and mattress very cheap, ard floor
First National Bank bldg. Hammond
3-2I-c
FOE SAIiFs-very good grade Of black
dirt. rea sona BILE, blowing and prepar-
ing ground for gardening call phona
i72a Hammond 3-31-z
FOR sAf.F--Goiden Oak Dining Table
and Leather Seated Chairs FiaCk
Peed Park stroller; $50 Douglas ave.
Hammond 1912
FOB SAI4Ft-Fresh eggs by the case for
CSC q dozen T. q, p. delivered By an
to to your door. IL w. Anderson. phone
217. Crown Point, Ind. west Of the court
house 3-31-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
NOTICE or GUARDIANS SALE OF
REAL, ESTATE

REA ESTATE
Bv virtue Of an order Of the Lake
Superior Court the undersigned Guard
ian OF Ella Trowe. will. at the law office
If $. c. Dwyer IN Whiting. Indiana on
Saturday. April 2. 1921. at tho hour Of
3ne O'Clock p. NJ, by and from day 70
day thereafter. until sold, offer at pub
lie sale for not less than two-thirds of
its appraised value certain real estate
!,oIineinE 70 said ward. described as fol
lows. to-wit An undivided one-half
If Lot % "a Hoses Subdivision in the
rfts Of Whiting. County Of Lake state
IF Indiana Of a tract Of land described
rs follows:
commencing six chains East OF the
West line Of the Southeast quarter Of
Section Seven. Township 81 North,
Range Nine West of the End P. NJ. on
the south line Of Writings road. thence
East 3675 chains, thence South ten
chains. thence West 1895 chains thence
North Ten chains 10 beginning
Sa3d sale viii be made subject TO the
approval Of said Court on the following
terms and conditions:
All cash or oue-third cash in hand
paid. one-thtrd twelve months from date
Of Guardians deed, and one-third. eigh-
teen months from said date. TO be evil
denced hy purchasers two respective
notes f1r like amounts respectively
bearing seven per cent interest from
date and secured by purchase
money mortgage for the amount Of said
notes To- the deferred payments on the
real estatl above described
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK OF WHITING. ND.
ANA
Guardian
Dated March IS 1921 s-2S-4
NOTICE or ADArINISTRATI
/ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
KATHERINE FOBIASz. DECEASED
no. 2370,
Notice is hereby given that the IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO BUT

TYANTED-On Ridge Road. small house
and few acres for cash, answer. write
particulars; Write B-161 Times, Ham
m0nd. 1898
WANTED TO BITY-South or East side
S or room Bungalow; must be reas
enable and modern. would like garage.
hut not necessary; phone S34-J Ham-
maHd. 500 Bauer street 1911
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
WANTED--FEMALE HELP


WAETEI-6ftrI for general housewcrk
i6T Sibley street. Lash s restau rant,
Hammond 1898
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31
LEGAL. NOTICE

Auditors take notice. I have bought
the Central Restaurant at 1929 Cedar 81.
Indiana Tarbor. from Matt. Snalik and
Frank Oluikovich and ] viii not be re
sponsible for any debts contracted by
them
$50 ALBERT MARTINOVTCH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-31

FOR RENT rooms, modern fat no
children: Inquire 422 Becker street,
SPACE no LET-In store. phone Ham
mond e842 3-a-tf
FOR Rents car garage IN rear ODD
fellows hail, East Chicago; phone z
g 4&eM 3-25-8
FOR EE%T-Fiye room apartment fur
utshed or unfurnished; Q63 Wallace
RptAd. Ifamomnd. 3-2g-3
FOR RENTAL or part Of Z room mod
ern house, good location, further tn
formation inquire at 3515 Grapevine St
Phone 332-J Indiana Iarbor. c-29-3
IDh Rim T-%eW room HunLsa I3e
'-StSai +, 81 r5gs. l@&1 Eucltd aye,
PaGne Hammond p 2-aH-3
FOR RENT-3 room fiat. very reason
able. 1888 Michigan avenue Indiana
80 . a-60-o
FOR RENT ypcwriters. Undervoods
NO. 81 rcasou able rates, phone us your
order we deliver r. T. Cannon Station
e 1 {.3. 2lo Cleveland avenue phone
0ttl.1l1E - - 5-5l-5
FOR RENT-5 room fat. gas aud cleo
trictty. steam heated and garage he1t-
I'll; G6l Douglas avenue, apply IN the
FOR EI1&T-Cfood garage al 649 state
Line street. telephone 12GS-R, Ham
nond 3-31-2
FOR Rem VT room cottage: Inquire at
$40 Flummer avenue. Hammond.
SILL
FOR RF1N Newly decorated room
hat, south side. phone Hammond 3745.
I70R RENT-Two front rooms for light
house Keeping. inquire 26 Douglas ST.
phone Hammond l03S-R 8-21-l
FOR EEN T-Garage, 1927 Magoun ave-.
East chicago. BILL
FOR R2NT-5 room cottage, nearly new
St1eBlitz Park location. near Sinclair
Oh Co. plant immediate possession;
Beck q Hrpner, 4623 Forsythe avenue
Phone 1924 E}ast Chicago. 3-3I -a
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FOR RFsN7r-Iarge modern room best
Sewn town location. 23 Sibley street
Hammond. a-al-t
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T-gP R.FyNT-FSirnished room. So Hob
man street near car line gentlemen.
rhone s56-W Hammond 3-Sl-5
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- RENT-Two IiRHt hskpg rooTns1
.asrF 3-3I-z
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Pubic notice Is hereby given that ms.
wife. Irene a. Wolf. has left my home
without cause and for that reason visa
to give notice. and warn all persons.
that I viii not. from this date. Be u
any manner responsible for her debts.
and that She has no power Or authority
70 contract any Indebtedness IN ms
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