Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 168, Hammond, Lake County, 7 January 1918 — Page 4

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THE TIMES. THE TiMES newspapers ! -ovil- j . vet n i'i v .- l h fir" i l'tvt 1 1 i A :o-;-' hasten across the ncoan afier this country u dai -i Somow net o in I he nli world fight these mrn, ravi -df.vc! -nrxc;:- kixc tiik alailv c;ox(.s ix f kaxc E; nn.x souhhks and houses i)o tiikih c;as masks BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY. from Cirv. 1ml. an i Hnrhor a n 1 1 1 am mom!

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Today is is Just Frank Callahan. plain cit izen r.nd Kasi Chicago w oloouics him hack from an official cttror j thai achieved its purpose. Mr. Callahan's adr.iinist t at ton j has been on1 in which ho ran take- pride. 1 j He hf Id thr rrspoct during Id? inc-.umhc-roy thai j luhi hefnrp nn l rvhirh in cons'lunr-' h ;.!ny ivill hold. !! has pari scipatrd in net L v it irs of an ir.'cr- j communisy vM'aro from a public stan,l,oint wi:h honor to linnstlf and tii city of ha' Chicago and h t.ia . 1

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Larger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers in the Calumet Region.

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itiro to prixaic liTc witli thp knowldso that his work was T.f-l! don'. p N now .Mayo:- M ci 'orm ar k in Ka-i I'hk apn nnd ibp

Ario'is municioa! problrms that c onfront a city exocu- j tivo air t ran.fo;:ou to 1ho shotihlors of Mr. McOormark ! ai'li r vi i.h on 1 he part of a host of friends that he will ' ho f.uorossful in hi. ndniinis' ration of Ka:;t Chicago's j civic afl'air?. (.n behalf of t hese friends and admirers J this pa;'T wishes ihe new nyivo'- success 10 the great e.t '

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WE ARRIVE IN HEARST'S UTOPIA. For join t wei'c ears Willinni Randolph

newspapers have hen advocatinK a program of nat ional jivosjress that of!en seemed far fetched and to manv ue-

Ni-i h -. .1 clairvoyant nor the seventh son a: a m-v- j eu'h son 00 we claini to he. but we predict that as the j

acrimonies f a Inner 'ampaiso fade away, more and more John !'. Sm alley, now a one-time mayor of Hammond, will usow ri eater and greater in tlie city's history. VY. 1!. Taft was honoied far more ns an rx president, than he was in the White 1 louse, and so we believe it wiil l.e with Mr. Smalle. His honesiy. sincerity o'" purpose, his faithfulness to

ciderilv radical. The trii'h of 'he ntnt'ev is tha- Mr. n.s trust, lus personal integrity, and Ins devotion to h:s

Hearst was merely ahead of his times. In the mean- i duties have marked him for futute honors. John 1). ime a grrrar war has come and the na'ton has britlsed ; Smallej s appointees caused his defeat, not John ).

great deal of time, and in analyzing; sovernniental j Smalley Itimself. You can j,ck ti men in Hammond ; fairs it is found that most of the things Mr. Hearst who voted not against Mr. Smalley but astaiust some of advocated are now in force or soon w ill be. Without i the men he put inio office. 1 doubt the -wide in'ijer.ce o the Hearst tK- spajiers by In connection with Mr. Smalley retirement into j their constant advocacy of progress prepased t he court- j private p.-e no must r-ay a word for Dr. William I. Weis. j

try to accept as a matter o! contse sucn important secretary or trie ooaru ot health. Dr. eis was the change?. the ablest health officer the city ever had. For what to Hearst urged governruenr ownership of railways. a professional man is a mere pittance he labored solely We haven't as yet, but we are approaching it. Step j for the .good he could do as an official not. the salary, number one is national control. 1 I'ntold stories there are of his activities for public health Hears- nrrrerf Temnernnro itvMrad of nroli ibit ion. I anf 1linhc charities, for pure water, for sanitation. He

M !1M ll U IMilUUl ilM'll, ..-..i.Lll- i'l ll.TT 'V I. ' IUI1 V key and the toleration of beer and lichr wines. That '.s

I.ak County's flead In the war with 001-01307 ttni Austria-Hungary: r:OF:i:i;T m i:ki.ki . iiamnuiiul. tl'W licit oft" r(in' ef New JctfaeN. May L'S. AitTtit'i: is.sr:i.r.::. limnTMi'i.d: liei m l.U.n Spi ing'-. Tc:., of spina! iiif uinpit i;-. Aiikiis' joirx s.tHJ')ll:.;'. i;si ''tiirac'i; kil!"il :n I'rion . -'"pt. i'i. AltTIfCIl Ti IiKHTS N'. 'tiir.v; killpil !n l'raiice. ?. 1 . 1.1 Mt "T. ,T All K.N VAN ATTA. flary: kili.-d ; Vm v I i .1 tr . JAMES M .. KINIK. C:ny; k ! 1 ; c ! in V.niy 1 1 irl r-. rx'I.fli HIKP.VKf. Ka.-i 'lo(i;f'; kille.i hi I'tmii'.'i. '. 17. i r a i ! n v ''t 'thi-;i-.:ut i.ovc, Indiina H iiImo; !.!'.!-. I in ;o iicrO ai Fl. K! i..-. T.--:. Ji.-.-. ju. i:i nn t k is rt; m n;. ip.bart: killed b i';o"ioi in I i a no;, i . 2 2.

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the drink basis that he country now rets on Hears" urced postal savinars banks, panel post, election cf senators by direct vo'e. curbins of political power by corporations, and the decentrali.'.ation of Wail street's money power. We have all these thins.-, including, a federal reserve banking system that takes away from a few gentlemen in the east the power of creating financial winds. Hearst urged progressive reforms alonsc the line of woman suffrage, the common school system, freedom of congressmen from entangling corporate alliances, a greater navy, and harness for unlawful monopolies. We have come around to all these Thin??. Hearst was one of the first editors to revolt against war profits, th robbing of our allies and therefore ourselves by charging them uncalled for prices for steel and other munitions. The people are beginning to get protection in the matter of coal and food prices and as for steel a presidential fat in; poses restraint on a runaway market. We haven't always agreed with Hearst, hut i' seems that the count ry is just catching up with him and likes it verv much.

a deadly enemv of civic disease and. what must

fcive him greater satisfaction than anything else, is the j knowledge that he earned the praise of some of 11am- ! m end's best doctors for the work' he did in office.

MEMOR.IAM

WHITING

Siar Theatre toniRht. i:i "Prinec's Vlr'ur." a s of and Iaiiiisi Win!-", mod-! of T'arisim society, a I..-K.-0. -t.n;eiy in 2 -o .V:p:nr at 'in Prhie.

"Oue of the most novel an,! inter-' ail along the lmes and at advanced , how the recruits from the United estm experiences of the new soldier dres.tiTK stations and Kop.rs are j States are taught to march with is anti-cas drill" said Brisr Gen W souncieci,- bell3 rung and whistles j their maks on and another picture a ,t op- rr,loJ ', k!wn to -warn everyone of the ; makes plain the fact that even the A. White of the Bnt.sh and Canadian ; .j,,, so that nQ time wiII i0.t ia : horses are trained in the use f thi Kecruitmjr Mission. "Since the Ger-1 jjettinjr their masks on. We have ; protective device. The third picti. re mans first used this method of attack ; sent 14,000 Britishers and Canadiarrs j shows a long line of soldiers leaving all of our soldiers have been initiated j into the army from the United States j the gas chamber where they Hf-i-into the mysteries of the game so : and we want 175,000 more of them to ' successfully defied the c-ffeeis of the

k j that they can thoroughly protect i volunteer at once. One of the pic-1 fumes with the aid of their j themselves. There are gas sentries ' tures illustrating this article shows ' helmets." Moe Mumy j

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POSTOFFICE WAYS NEED CHANGING. The Washington correspondent dispatches to the Indianapolis News: In advance of any invecti ation which, th congress raay make, it seems to be pretty well established tha two things are wrons with ihe T'nfted States mail service. The chief rau-e for the demoralization of the ser ic is i;nrj'iet ionably a lack o help due in the economical policy of the postmaster-general. A secondary cause for the present condition, about ihirh so many complaints are bins mad', is the strained relationship which now exis's between the emploxes of the postal service and the postmaster general. To the? causes the correspondent might have added a third, the strained relation between the public and the posToffice department. Certainly the postal service

INTER URBAN CURTAILMENTS. City street car and interurban service throughout the sta'e may be curtailed to a considerable extent, if plans formulated by a committee of street railroad and interurban managers is adopted. In the first place, the committee recommends close supervision over the heating of street and interurban cars, thus saving fuel. Second, the committee recommends that the "skipstop" system be adopted in all cities that have street cars. This would mean that street cars would not stop at every corner, as they do now', but that they would stop at designated places, possibly two or three blocks apart. The committee says this would enable the companies to make better time wiih their cars and enable them to take off some cars because of the improved running time. This, they say, would help to save coal in the manufacture of electricity to operate the cats. Third, they would change the interurban schedules by taking off such cars and trains as could be spared without serious injury to the service. Fourth, the committee said it believed1 vvold be economy to abolish a number ofsmali plants and get power as much as possible from central power plants.

They say small power plan's are always run uneepnouiically. The fjp administration will take up. all of these : propositions and give them consideration. It would ! be necessary- for the companies to obtain permission ! of the public serv ic" commission to reduce their service, hut if the administration decides that it would be ad ! v isable the public service commi.-sinn undoubtedly ill ! a p;;-.-.o t0 jf.

1'liea' re. rrt- l!';:ilar so.n'ial it,"!ing of the Whit-

day, .Tan. 1 1 iji, 1 day on'. Matinee 2. "1,;'l I '"at: Asm wi. n p. nt. Clara Kimball Young' and htrj h!4 t-.;ot:ht the As .- inteU office, own C-j. in "Mag-da." I':u:sh'r pi ; d j ';' IV.-.U s'. AH ir'ii'hm should hi sninst father m a fftipc -f vm!'s. I pr-.-sent. l-.-l t'on't miss it. ! Mi-1 !T-!n "'II.ira ef Nerwalk. Ohio. Princess Theatre ten.jrht and to'.i-jr- &"d rll!!';'s Chant ef Jsckon.

row. Paramcmnt's weiRhti"st comedian, t Mich., who spent the holiday here v it h r:osce -Fatty-' Arhsjefclc. in a scream-j t' tr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward i inp i-ree; ,.f,md-, "!'. I"Ctei : !" Also I .'TT.irn I'lowlim-l a-.r-n-:. have reJulian F.;t:fe. the iv.-i td unowned f -- j 1 urticd to their him. t male impersonator. in a. Paramount ! Th y.-uPB pcop! of the Christian j

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The nns imperfant fpie if )iiiiit.-s for the thousand

ci-.:-; ciiii." j church pac a party on Iti-y Moor at i-"-1 ! h1a tiooi' in I 'is.-h r: pp avnw. Tlo

i .p 155 tint ! eveninsr was del'jrht fiiVy spent In music

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appose the wife's pet torn who

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GLW OX WHEEL SIGHTS AIHMEX

TWO BITS A DAY CLUBS. O';1 ;n Phoenix. Ari'onrc a movement t:.is been :naugura'ed for the formation of "Two P.its a Day" clubs, tiie member-! of which are io buy a quarter's worth of Thrift Stamps every day. Three men each took a hundred Thrift cards, pasted one stamp in each card, and sold the etniire lot before two blocks had bcenc overed. "Two Cits" is the old term, dating back to the earlydays of the coun'ry for a quarter of a dollar, and still used in the South and West. Kvery patriotic American now wants 'to do his bit"; the members of I hose clubs are carry inz out this idea finely in doing their "two bits'" ' every day. It is hoped that "Two T'.its a Day" clubs will

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during tti Wilson adminis'iat ion has b'tn far from brilliant. One of the reasons why we are opposed to government ownership of telephone and telephone lines to he operated by the postoffice department- Is that the cood service. ttt first two channels of communtraiion afford would be seduced to the inefficiency and delays that mark the third service. Recently this paper had an occasion to comment in ili -way the pos'office. department of the I". P. is sepving thj people thereof. Papers mailed the nicht before Christmas reached this office last mght. It soeir. that further comment is unnecessary.

THE BATTALL10N KOSOVSKI OSVETNICI OF GARY. Ihifi S'aisavijevich. T.azo Shi.iak, Trivia n .-'ankov-ch. - ORIGINAL of "Peck's T.ad Poy" now in Hie army

Mihaiio Pngian. Mirko Crnovich. Oujuio Civulibrk. Jovo that's b-'Min- of all the heroes in "Do and dare," "Sink! Zar'arao i or Swim." 'Now or never1?" Cod bless 'em' An odd collection of names have those 1 1 citizens - of C.ary., who have ju t q,nt their jo':s in the s;ee nulls ' IF W.bincon can't fgure out how to supply the canand who are op route to the -tea' war. They go iri'o the j tonmeni with rifles and other equipment it might call in.

. were served. The oi-inc man who was i " ; heme on luii'-'UKh. returned to l-'ort .- j Biiss, Texas, on S)itu-da.v. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ma'terson ant

daughter Rush. ft Saturday for Bcur- i lion. Ind . to visit for several days. ! ; Mr. and Mrs. Broody and hildren of i cthieap", were guests of t hej r niece, Mrs. I Eustace Biesen. I A son was porn to Mr. and Mrs. Perry i I Switrtlt nee t ! Mas-;:?' u of I.ii.a.ri

j Harh T. j The l!!dpe.ident. redrn fh.ib vi'.t :i.e' at the home of Mrs. Thomas Parti- t! !en I"ihrisr P avenue, tcmo: row even

THE w. k Columbus pn"i"" OFTEN wonders how a eoiiscieiitioul German SPT feels when he GETS home at night, put- on his siPjers and sits DOWN to think over his day's

THE common alley cat next door w lio SNEAKIM'JS just out of the maternity hospital, j SOME reople's idea of reprisal? THE onlv thin-r we- have ! I? to put one of Frieda H-mpcI of

t-p-hnman-lleink s recto; on

IN" the prcg.ny line who has a fleet of) ,

AND ht-ar u scratch.

NrCIOHBOU'S aristocratic fCine AVTI.Tj be even loss disposed thtin ever to rccog-nize WHEN he comes back

WOODEN" bttrr.s wh eh SAILS in the bathtub

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Mrs. WiHixm Miade !.d Mr. Dmke.tl

t toiillS'Tl visited their sister. Mr I Simpler at the Se.u'h 5' h -' borrita r-mnd her t be i m p--i v , t: t nicely j hep re 'or t epe a ' i"ti. Jehu Began who tpet.t t'c.e Is

I w itli his pare-os, Mr. a : i Pecan ' f t'--r-.ti a! av en-ie.

j his st;:d '- a" I w v ;. i Mt. 'ai'..-iry. 1". ) Mr". Pot-- r .! :.r- n fi.'o1 lie r ( f f l i- V- !'i - :C t.i ill r .it

j Mrs. Wahh. it sc . f Mhver stieet. hn iov i .-. w ord thut her tiro- ! ther. Ot ! It. B- ii ef s'---i't;-. Wash.. iha-3 1 pp e i pi-p.;!,,-' I to ;t-r. j,rn'tv i f . ap-

tnip ):: the- c,-at .n ' .;: -. .Mf. John I.jv n.Ks'.-. .1 e r, toi !a inr-d a r.ui kr of fii'i.d- ti? a Inrth'Iav party a ! I" he'C-r ill IlOpiill t u ' e V . 1 r, 1, on f-r-l'.i V : t '.e tn',i;, MlS, .P'e-h ' "-i v" -A ;t t"e re;t- ien" ? :i S'.! rise J) : 1 y !enii.-rd pep by the I.M'iieo' Aid soviet , of t ijo C! ristiac, i'ic-'ti n: her t'.-ino i;i Indiana b.cjte-

v-ar.'.. '"ii 1 t-i'lay icl-t. The a f f a i r fa'! er in lioivr f M--. Pei-eny to show j :!ip appi-rejatfrvn of the ohe;- members i

I-'L'SS more or iss about the t"-r.OAT danger. TIIE bedsheviki evidently dide.'t :ose SWEET kisses of THE kaiser's cuvcyf. .VNTWAY Will Hayes .dccsr.'i st ENOUGH work in sight

TO keep a teally acti ve republican j

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Itr.r.ElN corrcsponaen s.i . t tie J.aier in JflS WAS ferocious Vi'.S. that's one ot the sn,pt.-r;i?. WliKXEVEU e boast of what a FINE tuiuace we have and how as 11 works IT always maker the wiff src'i t A C VI Pl.T SHE bavins- to see most of the day to its "pepaiton. BOB BY PEE '

rent hes the craft, of which they learned when

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hastened hack to the Balkan wars a few year this 'time it. is in a nobler cause. Aftep a period of trainins in a Fif-r.ch o n Northern Africa these Gary steel worker..

the coloi s of Ametica stnd Seibia ip.'o battle. These chaps of the hard names are rough and ready, l.et. it. he remembrod that the gi eater part of the Battalion

tin- movie directors, who seem to outfit film armies quick-j r than vim can shake a lamb's tail. j

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Nation in C.aray has shower;

court, --kilting rin'i. library, sun por -h and t

ok ins: rooms tor (M'-h t r-rn-in t '.!

t bo more careful about fire

will ho no annoy,tjie-s in the shape of nlarm-

Ixxiking for enemy fliers.

This is possibly the most inpent- j

ous oevire 01 tr;e many tnai r.ave j( been devised to rcm.-v e the menace j, of attacks by enemv aircraft. The j, iiritish official photo shows a novel j adaptation of the Itebt machine fan t to anti-aircraft work. A wheel is j fixed to a pole en'i tt:e pun Bttac'h.ed j , to 'he rim of the wheel so that it :

p.-.-e 1 pci? - a'"ost t" i;ht tip at i car he

n there! speedily svvuntr to any po ition to i k p the speeding plr.ne in r-inge. j

f""i- tier teretit c.-.oea vers bazaar s.n-'i a suecesi. v Ffn: merrily. ;td ll pri' v. a w t.e :i rift v Mrs l'l-c-tiv . A !n !! e;u

served. br..!:jr-.t irr e?! ( - ; c ,M

o in a U e t n e i r The -vetting r ,-cottel Silt -presented t" '!t-i lot-, was

In- t'i- guests. Those s-bir-'cs J . B. Purititon.

-Mir. Beishoff

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j ;ne thing after another. j "WIN" the war hy siving; up si'k shirt? i ind linen collars." says a newspaper I ! OH, cut out the riffle ; BING off on some of these "w in-1 he-

war turns? 'WE'VE got to win

) WITHOUT bankrui '.oil-- Cue haber

dashers

OB starving our-cl-. cf. MAYBE tf his wife wouldn't remind h;:u of it so often A JTAN might live content e-ily with her WITHOUT noticing that hvHAD ceased to love her. NOW lead that ice hamper' FUEL administrator WHERE 'ii thunder is the ice ! m mis', rat or'. TIUMOB that McAdoo will aboos'i viprer berths is demcl ACCOBDIN't; to a Chicago pallet r he will be retaine'i for repvit'i leai, ! tra el in.

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HE'S NOT FREEZING

BUT BURNING UP

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wrtes Cit ho in well and happy and on-; (By Unitd Press.) j ..yim arn-.i- life. i WABS'AW, IND., .l-.n. 7. Roy law -

Win. Shtnti. A. i T'e Theta Alpha Ga m mi 's club spirit ' !.-. drained his radiator, eoni-i -.tiiiu; Mast erson. 1 b,-m eo-operat tve. jh youne ladies e)- ' shout one-third a nl t-f feeze, into a tub

P-d to also co-operate vv.ih tho fuel j in tly barn." ones cold niKht rcceti'.li . ii- it. is? ra ; or. Past Thursday, vvlium Ycuiiit Bhodes. who driv es - o'd Po'l".

: vv .to licht If.'s r.iiiht" a patty w.is held j the proory horse, went 1o 1aUo iota oc.t ,tio M rs. C. Mas- 1 O:.-- homo of Mis E-Tier.'in-e Siiilcehij- the tiet mofnitip and thiiikinp the nth .. j -ei t'm.-.l in a ', a ; wiiieh tin y decided to servo : hoi r ! conin me d the horse's n torn let? drink al-

iB'i.-Hs a ?np,i ' v,i.i 1 - c-.;-,.!,' T:cv.t. lr :o!t t'o., to' Hv"d the ninil 1 drink the wat.-i . - I-. -..-,,' for . ilif :. n' f i v a ' ion of eb-ctrteii v- the f f-I incidentaily the rhenucal solution. . ,' :' v -!-.. T :'-"y. e i they .-er! Hill is in a bad wa.

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Ms'r-e It The Last War.

Vl'YVK YDIXK Hm Xot Li-rlir on Anv Oilier Piu

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