Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES October 27, 1917.

THETMES NEWSPAPERS;-

BY THE LAKE COUNTY IKIKTINO & PUBLISHING C0MPA2IT.

learn how to hale; a Ichsoii of this war which America hurt not a'tonipted to

liHorb aud hlch ahe would like to vade.

TIME IS ALMOST UP

Tha Times Est Ch!e-.o mHaaa Harbor. dally except Sunday. EnUred j You only have a- few hours loft to fct yours. We have the patriotic at the postofTlc in E rhi.'H. .November is. 1911. , tpeetacie of th Hftrber IxiCal of Gary, the Teamster's Local of Hammond The Lake County Tuu. - unov ropt Saturday snd Sunday. Entered at ; an,j mn,,r labor bodies buying Liberty Bonds. Why, organized labor is back the posto-ioe in iu.nn.u,: J. .1 :s. uo6. , of the Liberty bond?. As an Illustration of the attitude taken by union lead-

postofllce In Hammond. Flruu:y 4. 1411. The Gary Evening Times-Pally except Sunday. Entered at the poatoSloe tn Ojury. Aprs: 13. 1 SI 2. All under the act of March S. 1S7. as aecoud-clttaa matter.

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tCa'.i far w hate er departaient wanted) Gary OMca ..Telephone 13 Niti A Thompson. East Chicago .TVI.-p.tone 3l K. U Evans. Kaat Chicago Telephone 542-U Slit Chicago. Thb Times TViep'.ione -v3 Indiana Harhor (New Dealer) lVl-.-ph.r : h2 Indiana Harbor (Reporter and Class. tied Adv.) Telephone Whiting- Twi'h.ne St-M. Crown Po'nt Tfl.-phone Sis Hegowisch 'i'. lephoioi 13

I i, an editorial in "The Union Leader." published in Chicago by the Amalga

mated Association of Street and Klcctrie Railway Employes of America, may j be cited. In the iasue of Oct. 13 is an editorial which bays in part: ! "The purchase, of a Liberty bond Is not only a patriotic duty but a practi cal invent nr nt. Every member of rnir association should purchase a Libert

bond. Subscription to a 4 per cent soveniment bond is a privilege whic h Aiijte earu..-rs lmve never enjoyed in lite pat't end advantage should bo t:ik-i: of ii. "The Liberty bond is worth 100 certs on the dollar and more. If the Liberty bond is not the sa'es'. investment on earth, then your job. your property, aud your very life are unsafe. The purchase oi Lib.-rty bonds will protect all of these lot the United States must come out of this war triumphant. "Hiiy a Liberty bond and feel grateful that thin inspiiln? opportunity was offered you."

Glory" well worth ltT Shame on you for even thinking1 of such a thing. "Vhut. think you. that splendid sn&pplnK. billowy dlory of colors rneau'r iiun a bright new banner aloft, man, and us she defiantly, proudly swings to tlm breeze, stand and salute. ""iteddened with blood which your forefathers abed. Whitened with tears from many an eye; Duiice of your motherland, clonk for jour dead: Stand and salut tin the Flag rides high."

WHAT she govern ruent s;ty sugar and tloui should cost aud what ou got to pay for 'em are two different thine.

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LAEGER PAID ITP OSCULATION THAN AMY TWO OTHER NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.

TliK r:-.t time Wail Street tries to elect m?oraity candid; reCy rr-rtain it 'Ail' keep it t hands off fake reformers'.

LIST 11 THINGS

CONSERVATION

Food Director Barnard Puts Out Rules for Economy of Food.

"CONSERVATION" IN A NUTSHELL "Our allies are about to starve for certain foods-. "Cons'-rvat mn" really tneims "aubHitution." "He mut rat other fords in pbiee of the foods our allied need. 1. Eat tbh or chicken or some

thing else in place of beef, pork, i

and mutton. "We must send beef, pork and mutton to Europe. 2 Eat soinoth ing else in place of

wheat. Eat more eot n, J J. Iat. some: Uiul; m piaee of sua.ir. i'pe ? s rup ani other ryrupf. ITse less suit.'T. 4. -;.-it less fatr. Uroj! and boil

rather than fry. j Those four simple thinn are what ) the food administration v. ants. Tli- !

vi'sat. nieni, pugnr ori'l !ts yen don't eat will no to our allies find help win the war. You will save a li'tle, and 1 00.000. ooo Americans vil! Five a lot enoueh.

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JEWELRY at Lower Prices

TliatV what IIamarK means. 700 jewelers in the United States have eo-operated in their buyin p; in order to j;et loer cliandise at the quantity price. There's a iia'llmar-K st()re ia most

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l-'UKSinEXT may ban luxuries. See where we get no more salt pork and

If you have any trouble setting The Timss make complaint Imraediately to the circulation department. Tjis Time will rot be renponaible for the return f any unsolicited manuscript articles or letters and will not notice antnoyraoui coinmun!cat.na 6hort signed letters of g-eneral intereat printed at discretion.

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ALL OVEJt BUT THE SII0UTIN(5. If. as reported, the Supreme court is a tie on woman suffrage and m-omen can therefore vote in Gary, the registration statistics contain no joy for the OurtU-.lohaso.t combine. The wards wtatre most women registered are the solidly republican wards of the city. If women do vote, it means an additional 500 to 60O votes for the republican candidate. Gary Tribune. On the other hand, it the women can't vote Hodses lo?es from 500 to 0i'' votes: Wei!, They can't vote, so Houses caa't be elected. Even .the opit'orous Homer, running madiy round in a circle between Scjlla and Charybdis in hid doddering zeal to help the I'. S. Steel candidate, ought to ,e able to see that. TLd-ruling of the Supreme court yesterday on the suffrage question puts an end to both Curtis and Hodges as mayoralty candidates. Mayor Johnson is as good as re-elected, boys. There's nothing to it now.

NARROW WORK. Despite the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of acres in this state that lie waste and fallow every year, the W. T. C V. at its annual nicr--ing in Anderson this week agitated and passed a resolution before they adjourned asking the state to stop The growth of ll.OOfi acres of tobacco within its borders, in what they call a food conserving movement. The intentions of these women may be all right, but it is quite evident that there are many people in Indiana just as good and holy as they are w hedo not agree with them and look upon their action as extremely narrow and unnecessary. If the Indiana W. C. T. U. ha.d advocated the conservation, tillage and usage of the vast amount cf waste land in Indiana for the purpose of growing foodsiu3s, we would have shouted their praise, but to seek to kill the tobaccotaising Industry in the state we shall have to take issue with them. The good women picked the wrong- time to ptart their ami-tobacco agitation. They may nor know it, but there are hundreds of thousands of yourg men in the world at present who want tobacco more than they do food. And a gTeat many of them ar-? our boys; yes. many of them from Indian?. The Indiana W. C. T. V. Fhou'd calmly consider this statement: The old world today has a new viewpoint on the tobacco habit and the old one will never he recovered. About the only joy left in Europe at present is tobacco, and the reprobate cigarette and the villainous pipe are good angels for untold millions. In the world war millions are ready to give up life for the ratise they think Is the best, and tobacco is the minimizer of suffering, the giver of a moment's pleasure where these men are ready to give up ail. Perhaps Boni of thse good W. T. C. V. women of Indian, moving in their narrow circumscribed home circle, have never really sensed thia war. Perhaps they do not. know that there are women who have spent therr lives in fighting what the W. T. . V. call "the tobacco evil,"' who across the dark waters of the Atlantic are begging tobacco from anybody; yes, they will Bteai it if need, to put it into the mutilated or pain-racked hands" of the far-off brothers of ours, and glory in the consciousness of that deed ehar.p cl into a virtuous action. Tobacco? Why, i has kept up the nerve and spirits of men who have been called upon, are helnc called upon, and will be called upon, to do the glorious work of super-men. Tobacco? It ia the inspiration of some of the finest deeds of heroism that men have been called upon to do in trench or No Man's Land. It is the, flrbt thing that the soldier toy returning from unconsciousness" into houra of torture and horrible suffering calls for. It is the last solace for many a poor shot-ridden body over there a? the spirit of it wings its flight info eternity. The Indiana W. C. T. U. Just now bad beiter let tobacco alone. ' he world want tobacco if 'he Indiana W. C T. I, doesn't.

The "sine prices for milk, tbfit has prevailed durinfi the month of October are seh.-duled for November. This was determuied at a meeting of the Milk Producers Association of Indiana in the assembly room of the i ;.imer ial Club in Gary yenterday af It rnoon. One hundred and fifty were present and represented the Milk froducrs from all over the state. Following a brief talk by 11. S. Norton, president of the Garv Commercial club, lit which be

of otl.fr Milk Producers got together and suKRes-ted the idea of forming a Marketing Company aud yesterday at the iiioilint; it bore fruit. For years there b is been o m rap on between the Mlik Producers and the retailers in Indiana, Illinois and 'Wisconsin. With (be forming of the Marketlne; Company the shippers will handle the milk direct through their own association. Twetity-cifcht shares of stock were sold, more than was needed and nsked for. Although it was not learned when this will 0 into effect, it is thought some time next month. It is also said that there will be a new milk rate the first of December. whether hither or lower it not known.

The following- are eleven thing; that t)r. H. K. Barnard, state food director, has asked the people to do during next week. Conservation week: Go to church on "Oonpervation Sun-

j day."' et. I'R. and hear what your intnI ister haF lo say about food conserva.tion. ' Find out why we must eat corn and other things in place nf what; why ! we must eat fish and chicken and other I thi.ifc-s in place of beef, pork end mui'ton: use less siiKar: use less fats. ! Hat cornbread for dinner every day i for eight days. This will give you the

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Attetid "Conservation " held during this week.

Study "conservation" window plays and watch or merchants' serration sahs" on "Merchants'

servation day." Thursday. Nov. i. Eat no beef. pork or mutton on "Meatless Friday," Nov. Fish aud

I chicken are "pr rroitted."

.Sign your country's pledge to save food and help win toe war. G-t others to sin the ploelge card. llanff the food admiiiist; ation wfirdow membership card in jour front window to help got o:.her people interested in food cfinM-rva t ion. ftead your ooj y of "Ten LeSsonn on Food Conservation." which will be given you when you sign the pledge card.

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FLAGS OF HAMMOND Editor TiiT.es: Oh. yes put down your names for Liberty Loans tiiis is practical patriotism which all must endorse and adi.nre, but say. good citizen, at the same time forget not YOK tSTAKt? AND STRIPES Lower those black end tern effigies

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less Tuesday," oct 3n. chicken or fish ! cause wide as the worid and high

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Tel. East Chicago IS DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST F1rrt National Bask Rldjc Cor. Chicago Forsythe Area, EAST CHICAGO. IXD. Consultation In Er.g-lish. Ofrmii Polish. K'avlih and Russian,

pleaded with the farmers to back up of your country's flap, those whipped, the t'nited States and how their pa- iberapgled. wind-torn strips of colorless

triotism by purchasing- Liberty bonds, they met for or two hours behind closed doors. So secretive was the meeting, that nothing but what they wished to make public was learned. L. F. Bay of Whooier. Irel., vhcfc efforts were in the main responsible for the meeting acted as chairman. ' It was at the farm of Mr. Hay several months ago th.t he and a number

bunting that have long since lost all semblance of "Old Glory." I low can you bar to see these disheveled, dirty rass, all that's left cf the once proud flag you hauled months ago to the pole's peak, still doinjr busi

ness there, a. shame and disgrace to j vei y building above or in front of I

which they whip and cling? Suppose it does cost you $5.00 for a new Hag every month? Is not "Old

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SHE WOULD LI K K TO 1)0 IT The New York Sun finds littbj cause for alarm in the brLtllng announcement that the German government probably has extended the submarine zone to the Atlantic coast of Carada and the United Sta'es and to the waters of Cuba has caused little of either surprise or distress. As far as we in this country can discover the zone of f rightfulness is the world and the liability of the innocent to sudden d.-ath exists everywhere that German imperial hands tan reach. The possibility of submarine attacks on this side of the Atlantic is not new in any sense. Allowances are made for it and have been so made for some two years past. The one U-boat venture of war near this coast, the day's work off Nantucket, taught us what to o;peoi. Whether Germany can gather enough skilled m-sn and large submarines for an armada of really fearful proportions is fctill a question. That she would do this if she could is taken for granted. In the meantime the mo-- that v-p bav to tear, perhaps, is that we shali

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