davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Vel'ka katollcka kampan
zacne sa ma nedelu
WISE 700 pracovnikov 20 vsetkych osad Youngstownu
bude zapisovat' clenov do Katolickej Dobrocinnej
Korporacie -Slovenske osady sucastnia kampane.

Predprace ku Rampant O elem
stvo katolickej Dobrocinnej Kor-
poracie clevelandskej diocezi sil
v plnom priide. Vsetky tuna isle a
okolite osady st sorganizoyane |:
tomu ciel'u. Dnes, vo Stvrtok j.
poslcdna schodza pripravnych W
borov, na ktorej sa porobia ko-
necne kroky, ably sa kampan Wy
darila najskvelejsie. Kampan "a
enc sa ma nedel'u po poludni a pc
trva do utorku vecera.
Ako je znamo, kampan tato bu-
de konana prospech postayenia
yel'keho sirotinca Clevelandc
pre- siroty celej diocezi Dioceza
ma vel Ky pozemok, ma ktorom pc
stavf novy svoj nstay.
Odnsevnenie "a kampaii je vel
Ike v nasom meste a je iste, ze sa
stretne $ takym nspechom, AXE
kampan pre- Sestry Ursullnky
prevedena pred vyse rokom.
Slovenske osady sa pripravil,
k tejto Rampant dokladne a sor.
ganizovaly yybory, ktorych ellen
mi sii -nasledaXni esadnici
2 osady ". cyrilla Methoda !.
Jan A. Willo, predseda, Jozei
J. Schromofsky, podpredseda. O
sada je podelena ma q teams
kazdy ma 2. clenov. Sberatel m
sn: Jan Forgac a Andrej Adam
ko. Michal FarkasovskS Andre
Palencar, Jozef Nalepa a Michs
Blossak, Jozef Martinko a Joze!
Sulik, Mrs. Mark Friedman !;
Mrs. George Hannis, Mrs. Albert
Senvissky a Mrs. Mathew Belts
~Jozef VaScak a Mich. Fialla, Mrs
Michael Kubina a Mrs. Joseph Pc
trik, Jan Hassay Pavel Strojny
Mrs. John Krispinsky a Mrs. Step
hen Javorskf, Stefan Novotny
Jan Melek, Juraj Zubal Joze
Javorsky. Mrs. Andrej Janear ;
Mrs. Andrej Fergus, Mrs. Micha
Andrejkovic a Maria Noga, Ann;
Herman a Stefan Strojny, Mrs
Michal VoloSin a Mrs. Jozef Hu
da, Jozef Hudik Jan Kollar, 10
zef Klain a Alois Klain, Martil
; Dupey a Stefan Labas, Mrs. s. A
Herman a Mrs. Stefan Mauser
Andrej Krispinsky Jan Dolak
z osady Najsv. Mena Jezis.
Kapitan: Matej Kucko. Osad
J lie podelena ma pat okres0v, ka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
Hoover 6estnym doktorom
G. ". Ucenia Technickeho
vyslanec Or. st9panek odovzdal vekemu Amerikanovi
diplom pocas slavnosti cs vyslanectve "a pritom
nosti vladnych zastupcov diplomaticktch kruhov

lkeho Vysokeho U6enia Technicke-
no Prahe, najstarsie V Europe,
zalozehe v roku .1717, teda trid-
sat rokov prv nez chyrna fran
c1zska "Ecole des Points ct Chau-
|sses'', udelujuc Van svoje mai
vyssie vedecks vyznamenanie, boz
10 vedene niekol 'ko motivami a
d6vodami. clenovia senatu Vyso-
kej Technickej Skoly v Prahe v
lprvom rade pravda jako inzinieri
tnzili vzdat poctu vynikajlcemu
autorovi Principles Of Mining"
a spoluprekladatel'ovi vyznamne-
no diela De Re Metallica'', kto-
re oba spisy sti zname v CSR. Ale
okrem tohoto cist0 vedeckeho titu-
LA vedeni boil snahou prejayit
znak svojho najvyssieho uznania
jednemu 20 svojich naj1spesnej-
sich, najviacej vynikajiic "a
slnzilych kolegov v obore inzinier
Istva, ktoreho obratnost', zrue-
most, schopnosti a priamo ohro-
mujdce vSkony lake tuna rla po-
Ihrezf Pacifiku, tax Kanade, Au-
'stsalns EMins ne ! T \ Sibiras i,'s sl 4 svsdy
budd ptedmetom obdiyu nielen ka
zdeho inzin;era, ale al vzdelane-
no laika. Avsak ked analyzovali
ako inziniera ttto bohat1 kyticu
|darov, ktorych tax hcinn1 kom-
binaciu zriedka kedy mono najst'
s1streden1 v iednom eloveku, a
ktora sama sebe II ineho Glove
ka by bola zakladom trvalej a W.
nikajncej povestis rychlo zbadali,
ze vsetky iispechy docielene ma
zaklade tvchto vlastnosti. boly i
ba pripravnym stadiom pre- 1ko-
ly nesrovnatel'ne rozsiahlejsie, ne
srovnatel'ne vacsie a nesrovnatel'
lie osudovejsie pocas svetovej VOL
ny al po nej, ked' stare latinske
prislovie "Gosta Del per Frances"
bolo rozsirene v znenie set per
Americanos''. Pred valkou Dol
Mr.. Hoover znamy, ako neobyeaj-
ne iispesny banicky inzinier. Cd
prvych dnov valky vidal sa svoj-
10 zamestnania a venoval sa w
luene Sluzbe. Najprv Sluzbe svo-
iich kraianov, kterych valka "a
stihla Europe bez pomoci, po-
tom pozvol'ne rozsiroval svoju
sluzbu ma Belgicko, Franciizsko.
Spoi. Staty. Stredn1, Juhovychod
inh Vlchodnn Europu. dovrsuie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13

~ QSt 1890 titU5 WI holCpu SiuA-
BIZ rozsiahlou pomocou narodu
rllskemu. Il banskeho inziniera po
cas- valky nadoysetko po. syalke
|vyvinnl sa .inzinierom Humans
|1y' najvyssom smysle tohdto
slova. Trebars tcnto naicestnejs1
titul meazinarodny nem6ze byt'
|prekonany akymkol'vek Gestnym
titnlom inym. prosim, pane sekrc..
tsre, bud'te uisteny. re nielcn W.
soka Skola Technicka v Prahe, ME
len reskoslovenska Vlada, ale al
vsetek csl. l'ud v starei vlasti. a.
ko al vsetci Amerikani esl. p6vo-
Idu tGra sti viacej nez st'astni. ze
zvolenim Vas hi sestneho doktora
Technickeho Vysekeho Ucenia v
Prahe bola ntvorena este jedna
novs paska me,izi nasim narodom
a Vami, iako jedntm 2 najvaesich
.prjatel'ov csl. naroda. Vyslovujem
Yam najsrdecnejsie blahoprianie
"a gratulujem zaroven al Ceskej
Technickej Vysokej Skole v Pra-
he, ze medzi svojich doktorov po-
eita al muza, ktory tax skvele re-
-presentuje americkn republiku,
prosim ably som smell precitat'
Ianglicky preklad prfs'nsneho dok
torskeho diplomu. =
Pc precftani diplomu DIR. Stepa-
mex. vyslanec, odovzdal dokn-
ment umelecky vypracovanom
pnzdre pan Hooverovi, ktorN sa Y
tom ckamzenf stal doktorom ees-
kei prazskej techniky.
sekfetar He67er, zjavne doja-
sty, prijal diplom a vo svojej sr-
fdeenej odpovedi prehlasil svoje
potesenie mad dyojitou poctou, kto
rel sa mn dostalo, jako Cd csl. ma
roda, tax od csl. inzinierov, teda
pracovnikov jeho oboru, ktori
najlepsie mozu jeho odbornn elm
most pos1dit'. Ku tomu potion do
dial: Cd prveho okamzenia po pri-
meri. ked' esl. vlada zaistila svo-
ju s1einnost pri zaopatrovani po-
traN1n pre- CSR. a ked' po prvy
raz dostal som sa do styku jako
Is 1radnikmi csl. tax al skrze svo-
je organy csl. l'udom "a 1celom
hospodarskej rehabilitacie Sired
nej Europy, bola to tsR., kde
zpomedzi vsetkych krajfn nasiel
som najinteligentnejsiu, najpoho-
tovejsiu a najschopnejsiu s1cin-
most a smysel pre- organizaciu.
Po ukonceni slavnostneho aktu,
cdisli tcastnici do jedalne, kde
podavane boly zakusky celia
spolocnost' sa tam pohavila pria
'skom rozhovore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13

zdl okres bude mat diva alebo
viac 'teamov dvoma sberatel
mi na jeden team Okres i Ja-
kub Maskulka a Michal Pavlik,
Jan Sciranko a Jan Martinko.
Okres 2. Matej Cizmar, Stefan
Jochman alebo Jan Conko, Mar
/ tin Kramar, Jan Kramar alebo st.
kuchar. Okres 3. Stefan Ber-
dis mi. a Jozef Valko, Martin Do
lax, Michal Sciranko aleho Michal
Bnrej. Jozef Oravec, Jozef Kazi
alebo Stefan Kuzma Okres 4.
Matej Martinko, Frank Behan a.
lebo Jan Jochman MI, Jan Smi-
govsky, Andrej BaGa alebo Jozef
Bajtos NIL, Matej Kl1cko, Stefan
Lejko alebo Jan Bindas mi.
Okres 5, Andrej Hrabusaj, Jan
EDolak alebo Martin Macinga.
z osady sv. Mateja ma Lans-
ingville:
! Jozef Staron, predseda, Jurai
/ I,abuda, podpredseda. Osada je
lpodelena ma desat teamov po
sdvoch sberatel och kazdy A ieden
ma Haselton stvrocia GlenOch.
.sBersar MI 81. a. ~ i aiss To-.
! raj Novak. Michal Gejgus a Jan
Jayorsky, Juraj Baca a Jozef Te-
kac, Jozef Thurik a Juraj Oma
sta, Jan Valko Jan Stamina, Jan
Matiscik Jozef Hudach, Stefan
/ Gonda a Jozef Sova. Jozef Rchak
/ a Tomas Biroscak. Jan Mrovcak,
Jan Novotny Jozef Jusco, Jan
Rejduga, Jozef Skokan, Jan HUI
sar a Jan Tekac.
z osady sv. Trojice ma
Struthers:
/ Osada podelena je ma jedenast
teams po dvoch clenoch. Glen
mi sn: Jan Brincko a Jozef Kris
pinsky, Stefan Jakubec st. Mi
chal Slavkovskyy, Stefan Kubicko
La Martin Yash, Matej Skoloda
j Andrej Bakalar, Jan j. Hoza a
Lipsky, Jan Hodinsky Jan Leso
Kristof Skoloda Stefan Grancaj
NIL. Matej Zelinsky Jan Scavin-
sky. Andrej Repasky a Jozef Kus-
pan, Jan Kocis mi. a Jan Kacvin-
sky, Andrei Tomko J. M. Gura.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13

New York. IL. jan. Traia
l'udia zahynnli a so. boil ranenf
v snahovei fujavici, ktora tn zii-
rila posledne dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-13
&. S. r. K.

81
Vyznamna slavnost' bola vo
stYrtok min. tyzdna vecer ma csl.
vyslanectve vo Washingtone, "a
pritomnosti osob, iiradneho sve-
ta americkeho 2 diplomatickych
krnhov. Sekretarovi obchodu Sp.
StAtov, p. Herbertovi Hooverovi
odovzdany Dol diplom cestneho
doktorstva Vysokeho Ucenia tech
nick6ho v Prahe. Tato pocta bola
tomuto velikemu Amerikanovi da-
ma nielen pre- jeho zasluhy We
sliky 1spech jeho inzinierskej
praci a jeho vedecko-literarnu Gin
most, ale al ako znak uznania ne
smiernych zasluh, ktore 81 ziskal
D Gsl.. narod a o celd Europu vo-
bee svojou genialnou einnost 'ou
pri prevadzani pomocnych akcii,
3 ktorych mono povedat', ze "a
ehranily povaleenn Enropn.
Slavnost' odoyzdavania 6estne-
ho doktqrskeho diplomn konala sa
10 xelikAm sale csl. yyslanectya q
561siestej hotline vecer. utulna d
t,alkxnet ~ i siei lEfdxanii :
steny xd0hia orisinkis obrazov
pfednych nrnelcov, ako sl Uprka,
Ales. Svabinsky, Slavicek, Ger
max atd'., bola okraslena kveti-
mani, posobila ladnym dojmom
nasho interieru. Dostavily sa pred
ne osobnosti 2 americkej spoloc-
nosti q zastnpcovia vedy. Okrem
oslavenca p. Hoovera jeho man
zelky a syna, boil to hlavne prof.
Or. a.. IN. Putney, dekan American
University, a osvedceny priatel'
nasho naroda, jeho manzelka, dr..
Charles D.. Walcott, president Of
National Research Council, Mr.. a
Mrs. Arthur Bullart, Mr.. Mrs.
Adolph Miller, admiral William
i. Rogers, biskup John w. Ha-
milton, chancellor American Uni
yersity DIR. William s. Abernethy.
WI. Phelps Emo, Mr.. a Mrs. Owen
Maynard Williams, Robert s.
Woodward, predseda Carnegie In
stitution, Miss Fox, Miss Still
man a ini. D'alej zastupcovia a.
merickej tlace, medzi mimi al sef-
redaktor Washington Postu, Mr..
Ira Bennett. Csl. kolonia zast1pe-
M bola predsedom csl. krdzku vo
Washingtone, prof. J. j. Kralom
$ rodinou. z cudzich vyslanec-
tiev zast1pena bola Juhoslavia
kvojim vyslancom drom Slavkom
Gruicom, pol'skej legacie prf-
tommy Dol vyslanec knieza Kazi-
mir Lubomirski S manzelkou a le-
gacny radca Kwapiszowski j $
rnanxelkou. Uradnicky abor csl.
leg&cie dostavil sa ' plnom pocte.
Okrem toho pritomne holy styri
studentky Wassar College, slec-
ny StSpanova, Novakova, Podzim-
kova q Matouskova.
Vyslanec DIR. Bedrich St6panek
zahajil slavnostny akt vrelym an
glickym preslovom asi tohoto OBJ
sahn:
" Uznavam Q to vel mi otvorene,
~ necitim sa schopnym najst do
statocneho vyrazu. ma yyjadrenie
pocitn najhlbsieho zadost ''ucine-
ilia :, rsjdprimnejsej radosti. ma,
JIG stst dnfaa& uvitet' pani Hoo.
verovd Z sskrstlss Hoovsra jak6
pa4ieh eestu$sh host 'ov. Toto svr-
eh6vsp6 os4bn6 rpteasnie iie koru.
loy1Ak Hsob inSa Pre- mia 30.
ctou, ktor4j u nj dostalo od tes-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
BELT LINE PROJECT
 DROPPED BY c. OF c.
Petition For Trolley Along shuttle Meadow Avenue Is Laid
 On Table.

The matter of a petition for belt line trolley system extending from the end of Arch street electric railway tracks by way of Shuttle Meadow and Corbin avenues to Black Rock avenue, has been dropped. at least temporarily, by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce following q discussion of the subject at the regu- lar weekly luncheon at noon today
 Elliott K. Burr, who was chairman of the traffic bureau which made the original proposition, and who was named chairman of the Chamber Of Commerce committee with Attorneys Morris D. Sake and W. c. Hungerford reported that the committee had not taken the matter up with Mayor Pao- nessa, because of the statement re- gently made by the Connecticut com pany that 1t would not spent any mon ey on the Arch street line.
 It was voted to let the matter drop.
 Plans for the annual banquet were discussed. The directors will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at the New Britain club, to discuss final de- tails concerning the banquet.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
SOUTHERN STATES
 NAMING SENATORS
Virginia, Florida, Tennessee and Miss issippi Are Features of. Tomor-
 rows Election in South.

Atlanta, Nov. 6.-Election of sena- tors in Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi will fea- ture the voting in the southern states tomorrow. In addition to these four southern states will name governors Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia.
 With practically elections in the south virtually settled at the various state primaries, interest on the eve of voting turned to Tennessee and several congressional districts in Ala bama, North Carolina and Virginia where the republicans are making a strong bid for power.
 Tennessee furnished the real battle ground for the republicans. Senator K. D. McKellar, democrat, is op- posed by Newell Sanders of Chat tanooga. republican. while Governor Ali Taylor, republican, is opposed by Austin Peavey, democrat. Two years ago the republicans in addition to electing governor and giving ma jority to the presidential candidate in- creased the republican representation in congress to five.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
PACIFIC COAST ELECTION
Far Western States Will Vote Tomor- row To Fill About All Federal and State offices in Their Control.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Citlzens of the far western states will vote to- morrow to fll practically all the fed eral and state offices within their control.
 One U. s. senator each from Utah. Wyoming, Nevada. Washington, New Mexico. Arizona and California Is running for reelection. In Montana. however the name of Senator H. l.. Myers is not on the ballot and three nominees are seeking his place. Ore gon, Idaho and Colorado do not elect senators this year.
 Colorado has not less than five par ties represented among its nominees.
 The socialist and prohibition parties were represented by candidates for some offices In California. The pro- gressive party has ticket in Idaho.
 California has prohibition law is- sue and also project to make $10.- 000.o0o available to former service men for farms and homes.
 In Nevada measure would give trial judges the discretion of grant ing final or interlocutory divorce de- crees.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06

mean should the output of foreign makers be placed in our markets without protective tariff,
 ''It seems as If our very economic success Is dependent upon a tariff that will permit the continuance Of the conditions we now enjoy. and no one man in the senate today Is better equipped 10 render that service than the Honorable George P. Mclean"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06

'pail communiaue" and signed by Eamon De Valera as president, an- nonnces definitely that there ia no truth to the rumors of peace negotia- tions between his party and the free state government
 The principles which the republi- cans are defending. Dc Valera says, are by nature irreducible and not open to compromise. Victory for the republic" or utter defeat and ex- termination are now, he declared, the only alternatives.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
MARKS SLUMP LOWER

Both French and German Exchange
 Tumble Down To New Low Records
 For Entire Year.
 New York, Nov. 6.--French francs and German marks today slumped to new low records for the year while demand sterling dropped IA cents presumably in reflection of the more threatening developments in the Near East.
 Franc checks were quoted at the rate of 6.69 cents each while German marks sold at 1-2 cents hundred or more than $500 to the dollar.
 Demand sterling was quoted at $4.45 5-8.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
DE VALERA DENIES PEACE

official Communique, Signed By Him. self, Says There Is No Peace Farley Between Opposing Factions.
 Dublin. Nov. 6. (By Associated Press)-A long statement issued as a
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06

No matter what your demands Herald classified ad. will help.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
so. AMERICAN TRADE
Government Reports Show Increased Business With Latin America While European Exports Are Declining.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Declining ex- ports to Europe with increasing ship ments to South America were reflect ed In foreign trade reports for Sep tember issued today by the commerce department. Imports. however, from both Europe and South America ad- vanced during the month.
 Exports to Europe during Septem- Der aggregated $1s5.ooo,ooo against $177, 7,00o,ooo in September a year ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06

The llama. noted as a beast of bur- den in certain parts of Latin America, can travel only 12 to IS miles daily, or much more slowly than Its relative. the camel.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
FASCISYI IN FIGHT
Seven Killed Several Wounded At Taranto-Count Sforza Is Object of Hostile Demonstration Today.

Hostile Demonstration Today.
 Rome. Nov. 6. tBy Associated Press )-Fascisti and nationalists fought today at Taranto in southeast ern Italy over questions of local poli- tics, Seven were killed and numbers were wounded. casualties being suf- fered by both sides.
 Count Sforza, Italian ambassador to France, was the object of hostile demonstration by fascist when he ar rived at Busseleno in the province of Turin on the Italian frontier, while returning to Rome for a conference with the new premier. Mussolini. The fascisti detached the carriage in which the count was riding from the train but carabineers rushed in and rescued him.
 Count Sforza thereupon continued his journey and upon his arrival here was received by the premier with whom he had n long conversation.
 No matter what your demand-a Herald classified ad. will help.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19

ESPECIAL TO THE TtuEsl

y ~ 49,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Is
Counties wishing the state highway
commission to approve their plans
and specifications for road construc-
ton. and TO provide state inspec-
ton. should adopt standard specif-
cations drafted by the commission
and approved by the U. s. Bureau Of
Public Roads. Such action will
standardize to a great extent the
Earious types Of construction
throukhout the state.
This view was expressed by mem
bers OF the state highway commits
sion today when the question came
up concerning a number of inquiries
asking the commissions approval Of
plans and state inspection on a
number Of roads which counties are
preparing to build. How to procure
this service is explained in Sec. SO
OF the county unit road law. which
in part says:
NO material shall be used in the
construction of a highway. bridge
or culvert in the State of Indiana
unless such material shall be as re-
III ca AZ cA6AA ltCSL al LCHLS II
standards az required by the state
highway commission as suitable. It
is made the duty of the board of
commissioners or the Joint board OF
commissioners II the highway is
upon a county line. to inquire OF the
state highway commission. IL there
be one. before the perfection OF
plans and Specifications for their
recommendations of the standards
and tests Of all materials which
may be used. Said recommended
tons shall be in writing. and the
board or boards OF commissioners
nay, If desired, submit plans, speci-
heations ,prohles and forms OF con
tract to the state highway commits
sion for It's approval. recommends
ton and assistance. When II is pro-
posed to Improve any highway or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19
SHOULD ADOPT
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

bridge. the cost OF which is estin1at-
ed to be more than $4,000 or the Pc
tition of the county seeking aid
should be signed by not less than
fifty freeholders OF the county or
counties wherein the work Is to be
done. Board or boards Of county
commissioners shall not award n
contract for the construction until
said plans and Specifications. or
amended plans and specifications,
shall have been approved by the
state highway engineer. Should the
petitioners ask that the county
commissioners. request the state
highway engineer to assign a rep
re~sentative of the state highway
commission to inspect the work.
and such Is done, then it is Illegal
for county commissioners to pay
any claim in payment of constitute
ton unless the state highway in
spector certlhes that the materials
furnished or the work done is in
accordance with the plans and spe-
cifications therefor. Upon compile
ton of the contract the state high
way commission will submit a claim
to county commissioners in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19

a mount equal to that incurred by
the commission for inspection serv-
ices. This money is paid into the
state highway fund. The state
highway engineer shall pass
promptly upon all plans and speci-
lcations, and provide inspections
when required under provisions OF
the law. The cost shall De consid-
cred as a necessary expense OF the
Improvement. Approval of plans
and specifications, and state inspec-
ton OF construction or both. may be
petitioned for at the option OF the
residents OF the taxing district to be
assessed for the improvement"
Whenever approval or plans is pe-
titioned, petition should in all cases
he fled before work is advertised or
Il least before contract is awarded.
~ most contracts are awarded on a
mp bid. il can be readily seen the
necessity for fling the petition be-
forehand in order that changes
which may be necessary before ar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19


prevail al be given might be made.
thus avoiding complications had the
contract already been let There are
many instances, highway officials
say. in which petitions were filed
with the commission for state in
speetion work for which contracts
has already been awarded. m UNI
der specifications so badly drawn
and plans so vague and indefinite
as to make Il impossible to secure
anything like good construction.
such instances. member. aver, show
very plainly the need for eardly ac-
tion in tiiing petitions for assist
ance from the commission.
Many erroneous reports have been
circulated as to the cost OF state
inspection, giving the impression
such inspection 10 a~bnormally high.
Records OF the commission for 1921
showa maximum inspection cost OF
So per cent, minimum 0.sSS4 per
cent and average Lie per cent for
all county aid work to the approxi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19
LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ebert who
have been spending the winter in
Tampa, Florida, have returned to
their home here.
Mrs. Emory Gragg was a Shelby
visitor yesterday.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Perry Brannon. who
have been spending the winter IN
Florida. returned home yesterday.
Miss Lucille BrowneIl returned to
her school IN Chicago last evening
after a visit here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a. BrownelL.
John Kiligrew. republican candi-
date for Clerk or the Lake Circuit
court. was here yesterday.
Miss Bessie Ebert returned to
lafayette last evening after a visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. GEO.
Ehart
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nately contract cost Of $1,000. 600.

mately contract cost OF $1,000. 600.
The cost of inspection increases
cr decreases in proportion to the
progress made BY the contractor.
highway officials point out.
If the work is allowed to drag be-
cause of insufficient help and equip
mcnt, much Unnecessary delay will
result and the percentage of cost in
a correspondingly, whereas,
II the contract Is awarded to a re-
sponsibie and competent contractor
with ample equipment. and salts
factory progress is made, cost OF in
spection will be indeed small COM
pared 20 the results obtained if the
work is being done by an inoompet-
ont contractor and under plans and
specifications not approved by the
highway commission.
For very low temperatures a Their
momcter has been invented in which
gas is used instead OF