Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1917 — Page 3

Monday. November p.

THE TIMES Jare Three NATIONAL ARMY MEN EEAKN TO "GO OVER THE TOP"

WOMEN VICTIMIZED. Vonion of isio Cou-jty and other parts of Indiana are oaia victimized by nnscrupulims "thieves and rob. tcrs,'' w'ao aro represtiuin tZiein. selves as government agonLa aa.i are confiscating- canned products, declaringthat the g-ovcraaient is cout'.scai-lng-food supplies. An instance v.-as reported yctarttay of where three men entered ti:e ho-ua of a colored woman in XciianapUa -nd took one.half of the caiintl products that tlis woman l.au stored away throaga a lonff summer's work. Seports have been received by H. E. Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, of similar robbery in several parts of the state. Mr. Samard today issued a warn. Ing to women to beware of all such imposters. No one has such aiithcrity aa these "thieves and robbers" assumed, Mr. Barnard said. If such a person appears and asks entrance to a home, the police should be notl. fled immediately, he said. Any such persons reported to Mr. Bernard will be dealt with immediately by faderr.1 authorities, be announced, and said he welcomed information concerning' any such Imposters. They are amen, able to state and federal prosecution under several statutes, for which the penalties are heavy.

BOY WINS NEW YQRKLABOR MEN His Solution Causes Union Leaders to See Irlerit in Gary Plan.

XEW YORK, Nov. 5. The Xcw York World prints: A demonstration of the work dune by twelve-year-oM Lewis Himmeluian let a group of 1-tl.or leaders. w h visited 'j.'try school Xo. 4j in the I'.ronx yos-

lerday. to adopt a resolution s-trongly commending the Gary system. Shortage, of copper has made it necessary for the boys to use galvanized , iron in their electrical work. While J the iron served the purpose it ru-vtr; looked quite r.ght. fcecauso th-j paint j racked off. Shortly before the labor

r.ien arrived young HiJr.ro.eirnan had an- I

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"Going over the top" at a national army cantonment. Conscripted men at the various! rational armv camps have reached: that point in tfieir training where tr.cv are lurnm to "jjo over the : top. ' The r-rotos show how they are i

coinjr it. The top photo shows the ; nton runr.injr up the incline with the incline, and several of them have fighters down in the enemy trenches their bayonets fixed startir.fr for the already jumped into the enemy jabbinjr the "enemy" with their bay-fc-.crr.y tr?ru-Jies. The centre photo v.. . . n " ana jrot their men. The onets. The enemy in this case is a show the men reaching the edge of .lower photo shows Uncle Sam's bundle of branches.

.unced to Louis Margon, his teacher: D. v Feath-rston. Xi-liolfts Va'lacel and ' an Oakland owner has

a right to our

I John Linsky, asr"nts of thi Carpenters, interest as long as he drives an Oaki Carrf ntr's lnir,n ICo. 224 of Brook- land. That's whv we are eolnir to keep

trip of iron shlnir.rj lvn fli:' IPeI r. T ir-ro fcivrrin? tViA 1n tr.urh with Avprv rtwn$-r sml nnrrhn.

!ary sy?'-Tr nfter grttfng a rT"rt from er. Cars are used under such widely Frank P'aft'y. i.Jcnra! Scre?sry of tlii varying- conditions that problems arf

Oarpen'ers' na'ii'iia! organization. Local JCo. l'o f tho cnr niters had taken similar action rr-:vieu. !y.

"I've found a way to make paint stick to metal without breaking of:"."

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w tth paint, which was examine ! by the visitors. The fc?y explained that his

process -was to heat the iron and paint if when it was hot. Th?n he would rub off ail the loose paint and rercat th rocess, -with the result that the final oat would neither crack nor rub off. "This toy," said Andrew Henry, a rainter of thirty years experience, who was in the party, "has worked out stomething brand new In the painting trade. Wo have been looking for years f:r some way to make paint stick to metal of this kind without cracking or splitting off. I know of no process that c-..n equal the discovery of this lad. I have experimented with tho preblem tnd have even gone to England, representing a so-called anti-rust metal, but it !s not in :t with this. The scientific principle is perfect." Carpenters Endorse Flan Among the leaders who signed the indorsement of the. system after inspecting the school were Mr. Henry, 'har'.e J. Reed, former Chairman of

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Vnion Xo. 72; P. C!ary, General oreanizer of the Teamsters' Croon; Hobf.t M. Stewart, Financial Secretary of the Awning Makers; James A. Levery. T.cnl Xo. 315 Typographical Union; ' leorge T. McOuire, Vice President State Federation of Labor; John imith, Fin-

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bound to aris?. We were astonisheJ at the eagerness with which motorists are seeking expert knowledge. Within a couple of weeks we began hearing the results cf our correspondence. Owners told us they wero now attempting journeys they hitherto thought impossible, finding that our Sensible Six motor has so much power and that the car as a whole Is so flexible that they can go ni"st anywhere when once knowing ju-t h.-.w to meet unusual or difficult conditions. "We have already found that the cost

(and effort of tins plan are reallv good

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Because It

success, the Oakland Motor Car Co., of.

are not makers

of their car do co-operate with them

I'omiRC Mich..has put into effect a plan . fter they havo bought lt

wnereDy it win bpih io iniitte tin va..land drivers feel that back in Pontine there's a friend who's interested in their welfare and comfort. The plan involves a tremendous

C. F. V.: John Long of Carmen's ! mourit of corrf spondence, but General

Sales Manager Masten. of the Company,

i has already received so many expres

GEORGE HOLMES DIES IN GARY

A resident of Gary for only a wek. Georure If. Holmes, 33 years old. di'oi at 12'") Washington street yesterda v

sions of goo,j-wi'l and friendly feeling i evening following a brtefniness. Ieath ! that it's permar.,-ncy is assured. (was attributed to am;t gastritis. The "Pure business sentiment says "They j deceas'-d cntno to Gary from Cham- I got full a (,!' " said Mr. Master., "butlj.aign, III. The body is being held at'

finrial Secre'ary Flccentric Firemen, and ferent.

iland orpania tioii does feel dif-Mhe Gary t"nd ert.a ki n g I'.very iiisn of us believes that funeral arrangement s.

rns pending

The Other Night CA man phoned to THE TIMES, and he wanted to know where he could buy five gallons of a certain kind of transmission oil advertised extensively in the magazines. We Conjd Not Tell Him! C'Well," he said, "I guess I'll have to stick to -V' naming another brand of transmission oil, "But I believe thi3 oil' is good stuff, but where in hell can I get it?" The Point Is This: CHere is a national commodity. It is sold everywhere hereabouts. It is advertised in all the maga;mies, and there are people v;ho own cars who don 't buy a magazine a month. Yet the people who have it fcr sale: the shopkeepers won't advertise it. CJHow is the man who wants it to know where to purchase it? CI And it's the same way with a hundred other lines of magazine advertising.

' P.alph G. Clarke, boys' work secre- , tary of the Gary Y. M. C. A., and Donlaid McArthur have returned from Ind : a lit r'o: is, where they attended a ' m.-efinsr in the interest of the state- ; w ide boj s' cam a iprn to help in rais

ing $l.("Hi,0rt0 as Indiana's part in the second Y. M. C. A. Army and Navy Campaign. Mr. ("lark" was made campaign man aKcr for four counties in this section M' the ftate, Including the following counties: Lake. Porter, Jasper and "ewtrn. The bys' campaign includes all Ijovs under tvinty-one years of ape and will s-ek to raise fC.TOO in the four counties. II. A. Ovi. rh' dser of the La l'orte Y. M. C. A. leys' jo campaign manager for three counties. La Porte, Stnik and ivdask!. Tliese two districts corr, sji. .nd to the f.rst Indiana district in the preat Army and Xavy campnig-n. A. P.. r.'icksnn. r.eril s. creiary of the Gary Association, is chairman of the general campaign in this district. Including seven counties and Capt. II. S. Xorton Is district chairman. Tlo part the boys' campaign raises will be Included In the total allotment of $113,000 for the seven counties. The campaign opens on Xovember 12 and closes on tha l?th. The funds raised are- necessary to the conduct of flic Y. M. C. A. work in the Army and Xavy in this country and in Kurope. The Association work has the official endorsement of Presidert "Wilson and tho government 111 recaenltlon of Its wonderful help in our army and navy.

' Ask Yourself How You Can tausc wide as the worid and high as Heaven.

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Mayor Johnson and the Independent Party of Gary stand for a public harbor in Gary-one in addition to that of the steel corporation, which requires the present harbor for its own use, because a public harbor in the Grand Calumet

iver, with its opening at Miller, means

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Mayor Johnson and the Independent Party of Gar are not opposing industries; oil the contrary the are trying to get more of them. Once Gary has a Public Harbor the ships of the Great Lakes will come here, independent industries now shut out through monopolistic control of land sites, Harbor facilities and the beltrailway-canfind sites along the great wharves and docks of this city.

Congress is expending; millions of dollars on a harbor for the City of East Chicago at Indiana Mar foor. Why should not congress provide the city of Gary with harbor facilities? Gary has the site.

1 Public Marls! In Gar M!s& Ifeans

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The Independent Party of Gary stands for The citizens of Gary administering their own government A bathing beach on lake Michigan for the people of Gary A Public Harbor Lower rates for gas, water and electricity. The people should not be compelled to pay four times as much for water as they do in Chicago. Gary's water and Chicago's water all comes out of the same lake.

Ef you want a eater Gas?, not a Puiimana town of ianniotd amd tenants Vote on PJoiemhe? Sixth for

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e straight Independent Its Emblem is the Star, Independent Committee

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