Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 16 February 1918 — Page 4

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THRIFT STAMPS. THH TIMES is ploaf'l to arced? to Uf wish o t exf cutlve officrs of The War Savings r.i:nr.i!t.f in announclnj? that Lalt county' qucta of th J2,0Vt'OO.ooo War Sftvinca and Thrift Campaign i? 52.917.0. Thf. Quota is rompufod on a bas!? of $J0 fur every man. 'Aoman and child in Lake county.

A JAILED BOLSHEVIK I ST. From the conflns of the Cook Coun'v jail. X. CI. Mariatt, p. citizen of Hammond, an I. V. W. and a se'(adreitted bolshevikisf . wri?ps to this paper and his 3t"r appears elsewhprn on this pspe. Mr. Marhvtt's incarceration in Jail should not prcchule his right of audience, and even 1 hough we hav no synipathy with, the prisoner In his belief that the I. W. W. has a rich n forclbly ta'e possession of the earth, his theories menace law and order and fall to pieces of their own weight and art4 a warning which, thinking people need to consider in these das when hoishevikisat i bamboozling the world. Wr do no X'!"opos 'o arsue vi'h Mr. Marlatt, who seeks 'o incite lhor aRaint capital and would introduce terrorism to do it. That is why he rinds himself in jaii. Mr. Mariatr is agains- the eovernmeut. tie i- aain. l law and order. He seeks to aiiign the I. W. Y. and the holsheviki, and because bolshevikism is as well a menace to this land and needs to he uprooted b-cati'se it is not undertood and because our enemy Prussian ism, has made if its little pet ally, we sek to show Mr. Maria; t and other holsheviki sympathizers what it i. Rolsheviki lines no' mean the majority, as Mr. Maria.' says, het'ause they are no' th Russian majority. The bolshevki prroup in Kussia is hut 7 per cent of O e entire population. The peasantry is the ma,ior''y. The peasant doesn't believe in any sense in defyins law and order. He will never support the extierae demands of the fanatic boisheviki. Bo!sheviki?m is responsible for thousands of crimes. I" cares nausht for Russia or any other conn'ry. ! is boiifcht and ha'ched by heUish Prussian gold. Far from uniting de-mor.arclii7.ed Russia, it has split i- up into many republics in none of which is bolshevik ism recognized. The bo'ishcvikis's soek to establish nw'i rule. nrm'.ny fo' era x hem and ye; treat? them as r.onn'i'ies. Thy have repudiated all Russia's lebi. paid with monies advanced by France's bleeding peasantry the arrocatit i .nir.is profcs? to symp'lii.e wnlt ; th-y have looted banks; they ijave suppressed newspapers; they have filled Pet roerad with Cerman? who menare th.e capi'ai: they have disorganized the workers; they have paralyzed - industry; they have demoralized the Bal'ic sea sailors: they have deceived poor Roumanian t!if y have incited T-'inlandto ri', art they have bared Russia's bleeding bosom to the great raper of nations the kaiserland. In short, the holshevikist is a wild fiteluand. Of course the I. W. W. is in sympathy with him. Of course tbt 1. W. W. wan's to see bolshe vilfism cet a fooihold in the Vnired States. Your tnie . YV. Y. ouid subject, tin? hir.d t all imacinable peril as long as he can set laiior against cardial, ten orism, hohsb.c vikism. anarchy, the il.ree fateful sisters he embraces, and says codspeed to them. God pity America if bolshevikisai reigned heie!

for ihe purpose of crippling Industry in general. Purely in self defense the American u orluninan must n;Vii hack to the best of liis ability if hi., source of livelihood is to be preserved Many . the' loyal workingmrn have come from Ihirnpe within the 1 a 5 1 few years; many others are the sens of fa.luMS and mothers who came to this country many yeais :ro el'hcr (o improve 'heir condition or to c-cape inili'ai y persecution. America offers good wages arid the priv ilegc to work unhampered good ram, plen-t.-of work, libei'al laws and equal opportunities lo all. Moreover, there was no enforced military set vie in the Uni'td States until Prussian militarism threatened our

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sinister pi;tp...es of Prussiar.isui. the American workIr.sman should rea'i7e that every dollar he lends to his lov rnmeiit brings him nearer the day when Kuropcan influence will no longer b able to make itself felt In :h:s country by threatening the existence if labor in iO liera!. ' lo-rman money, as well as tlerman influence. Is being u-eii in the work of destroying American property, tier in.'n sfatesmr-n want the 'niol s: a toff crippled inluti'ialiy and tbuy don't care whether the American work-j incmnn s'nr'.es o death while they are crippling our Induftries. Liberty bonds offer t he nier1can workingman.' no' only a safe and profitable in veal men. for him self, bat a weapon to comiiHt the unholy method of tho foreign h'.ave drivers. American labor has done t par in ai ling the (.rovernmer.t Hi Y.phlng'on In the past and it ci'"ou'd be even more willing ami ready to lend support in 1 he future ' ANOTHER JOB FOR V'ADOO. Mr. William (i. McA.loo is. no doubt, a ie and efficient. There are, however, limit to his usefulness. It would seem that ns Secret ary of the Treasury and IMrector General of Railroad he is laden with power and responsibility enough to test his ability to the utmost. Yet the War Finance Corpora ion b'.il, prepared by Mr. McAdoo ;.nd ini'oduced in c'y.r.giess las Monday, provides that the Secretary of the Treasury shall be Chairman of the Hoard of Pirectors and shall name the other four members, subject to the approval of the President. 1'ru'er this bill 'he War Finance, Corporation is to be ndow ed with broad power?. It is to have a capital stock of half a billion dollars, which Is to be subscribed by the United States, and o he loaned under certain ; conditions to industries and enterprises necessary to the 1 prosecution of the war. The secretary of the treasury; would have complete control of this vast sum and its! i distribution, lie won id be practically the sole arbiter j of thefortunes of those engaged in war industries who found ii nec'-ssatiy to .secure capital from the corporation. ; The purpose of the bill is admirable, and the necessity of some plan of capitalization of war industries has al-I ready been demonstrated. No doubt the secretary of the 'reasury should have a supervisory relation to such a corporation, like tiia he sustain" to the Federal flesor; bank system, for ' sample. Put his plan of making him- ' self the artu?l executive head of the Corporation, in ad-1 dition to discharging his onerous daties as director of the vast railroad system, involves an unwarranted roncn- j ration of responsibility. There is danger of spreading Mr. McAdoo o,i' too thin . -- Minneapolis Journal. '

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X.aJia County's ctrt In tU war with Oaruanj aaA Auitrla-Kan-i-aryi HOUCRT UAKKM1T. Hammond; i!rcn-fl ctT coast of Nfvv Jrrs-y. May JS. PKSNIS HAN'NON'. Indiana Harbor. pt.;ratni polaon, at Fort "Ulfthrupe. Chattanuoffa. Tenn.. .ii;n 11. K Ft A X K M-ANf.KT. In.itana llsrbor: idiied in Franc at H.Hf 1,'.'!.. A;i. 1?. ARTITI'P, nASHUEIt, ItRmntcii't; died nt l.'.on .Sprlnjrj. Tex., cf sp-nal mrnlriif i'1. Autrust 26. JOHN PAMtll'.i )i iKS. Kaat c'liicno: kli'od in Frame. Sept. 1C. A HTHI.'P. Holll'RTSOX, Oary; klli'd In Franre, 'l.'t. SI. l.IEVT. jAlltifl YAX Al'TA. iry; ktliel at Vlniy Ri'Jg. J Kra MAC KIXZ1K. clary; kill4 at Vliey lli.iRe. I'Ol.PH HIKliXTKI. Knst Chl-iru-o; klilnj In l"ranc. Nov. IT. K. Bt P.TiiN' lPADhtiT, Gary; ktilei In aviatu.n accident a. Taliaferro flolcis, Kerman, Ten . 3 i. : .1. P.M ;. HARRY OUTTIRKRT LOXO. Indians Harbor; Uiiied In accident at Ft. BitBt. 'iVia.i, Dec. 10. l'KHWi i(.p Ilt'KI.SoX, Z.owr'i; died svrrewhcrfl tn Frsace, of rnfMitnon'.ft. IVr. 12. UPWARD C. KOFTRAPK, Hobar'.; killed by cxpluslon in

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Free Proof To Yoy All I want in yonr nsme and address no I run "nd yon a fre l-ial trratrernt. i want onjusl to try tcis treatment tDat all Juat try It.

i ual s ray otny arcuuienu I've l en in tti iht:K" bu:i' in Fort Vt'ns ne for 0 y nr, nearly everyone Wi:'.i'tk trie :e,td Vno-fl about, nv r 'n-ro Tf:it t.-.ifrneni. O-wer &i thousaiui five hundred people o'.:t-if of 1 r.r; Wavne lu-.e. ai-cortlir.s to the.r o-. n i-laterueni s, lx-cn cu.'Cd by tins treatment s:..i c I fi:: iuade tli's o!l:T p't'olu-. I? you F,;.o Eczema, itch. Salt Rhacim, Tatter nrr-r mind hiT had my treatmenL bai cured the iorstciei 1 evc-i nivi giv me a chonc to provs my claim. Fend me your nnme biid aldre. the rniijion ticlow and gr Ihe trii! treatment I want to Bend y.iii 1- KI'.I". 'I he wii,1t .i-rornnhshed in your urn ease w ill l,e proef """"""k CUr AHO MAIL TODAY ' Muanevaacaai J. C. HUTZELL, Drugetat, 249? West MaJn 3t., Fort Wyne, Ind. Pli-avr -nd without rot or oh!i titinn to me j our Free Proof Treatment.

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THE DUNES REGION. As a part of the Indiana geological report "i 10 iie issued by A. F. Knotts. of Gary, has written a pamphlet on the dune region of northern Indiana. The resion is in 'o tarts, firs . that occupying the portion of the old bed and shore of the so-called "Lake Kankakee." lying noisily soutii of the present. Kankakee river and marsh; second, 'hat portion of 'ho old "Lake Chicago" bed and shore, lying between l.ak Michigan shore and the Valparaiso moraine, says the report. The Lake Kankakee section alone covers more than fi.i'rtO square miles of which area is in Indiana. When the last great glaciers came down from ihe north lhey carried with and pushed ahead of 'hern great masses or rocks, boulders, gravel, sand, earth and clay. These masses came in contact with other masses which thev sround into fine particles. From this centuries la'er came the dunes. Dunes were formed by the wind wherever a tree or a shrub, or a bunch of dune grass ct:uht. and piled the sand as it was blown aiiout. The pampiiiet ends wi'h a description of the beauties of the dune country and pointing out their interest to geologist, botanist, nauiralisr, artist and poet. Fn'es.e public action is taken to prevent, the tepions w,!i hi', lost to these ihrough the steady encroachment of industry. Some time a so a hearing was held by the secretary of the interior on a proposel to convert the dune country in'o a national park, and in a later report he urged that from !."'( 'mi to 1 ')( acres along the southern shores of I.r.ko Michigan be accpiiii d for the purpose. When ihe war is out of the way this project should again come in for the public attention it merits. Indianapolis X w s .

LABOR FIGHTS IN SELF-DEFENSE. The series of explosion and fires ihat have been Tree':. ins; American si eamships, docks, factories, bridges, rail wary trams and grain elevators afford? the American working man a most, practical reason why he should lend every ounce of sM-ens'h and energy to the winning of the war atainst military autocracy of the central empires. To him and his immediate interests this is a war of selfdefense a war against a s'-s'em tha contemplates hi? undoing. "The. ,- js not a qups'ion in i he world that the at'emnts to destroy Am'"'ri''an industries are a part of the German war propaganda," said a. grea labor leader recently, "and should bo the du'y of the American work;r.,man 'o aid th-ir ;uv-i ntne-m in every possible way to wipe out this sort of propaganda. Kv eryone knows ? he kaher's ii gents an busy in th(s nation with torch and dj nnmito, not only for the purpose of hampering wtr itf iu1 is. but

WOULD BE PECULIAR THEN. Yes, this is a peculiar world. A minister of the gospel may preach twice e ery Sunday, hold pray er meeting on Thursday nigh and officiate at numerous funerals arid weddings, yet never go? his -picture in the papers. Put' an ei-'-.teen year oid girl, clad in a one-piece bathing suit can get he,- p'notogtaph 'n about half the newspapers of the Vnited P'ates-just by sjnjnr in front of the en mora.- 'olumbus Republican. Yes, tha's very true, but if ihe minister preached the gospel in a one-piece bath'ng sui' be would have no trouble in getting his picture in the newspapers. We see no. hint peculiar about the world insofar as its readiness to look a' pictures of ih un.isnal and the beautiful.

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N. O. HAILATI WRITES. Cooii i 'on n ; ' J n i i. I'hicigo. JH , jt-'i-b. 14. 1'Jla. Editor TIME:S: 1'ietir Sir: An editorial und"r beading. 'Tune to I'se the Boot." a ppea rl:ffc- In a recent issue? of your paper has just been broufehr to ray notice. Vol place the I Y. W. m the sain category with tic anarchist. Kmmn ;.ddti.an. and tile He 1-ih-?viki of "llus.-iit." 1 am not an ni.?n l".s:. l-ut I d a y that the Bols'nev iki f'-rtn of government, is the Pes? for tit- working class of 'Russia" and poss.iy "Ainern-a." Holsheviki means the tc jirti y and every ci em i -m indel innn will asree -the t."joriiy shouiu rule. As to yui statement, that 'be lojs!-ie iWi is a uicn'ire to good government, to society, to decency, to morality p ml to !.- mccrac;. . To which I reply "!h;it Just Ihe ot,p,.,!e in su'-lt statement is true." y..i s : e further, yet th government is very lax. I suppose yen lr .n by that that the government should ns: !h l.oot on n mnn vvlieu he is dov. n. "Tb"i e t a reason." You follow with the question. "Itoer.the po ernme;-.'. see the fraviry of the sii'ia'.ion tn tolerating t In nit nacev" X'ov if the govt rti mei; t. (irt S' e ti e Riavity of the situ.'itii n, we of the Industrial 'Workers of the World do see it. and the si'u.it i-m is amiy d as follows: There a : v in priori! societ y, i w o i lasses, the ,-;4 1 .j i i i iUs and ti.e working class. The working cittss are cb-no-d the opport tin 1 1 to w oi k and provide, for itself from the prodimt of its own l.ihor. hung'r and v. ant ate found arrong ttiiL'ii'tis of no i:i"ii,l"-r?. The e;i pital it class a r- -tnail in nut'iber and have all th- mood fhiims of life tind do no productive work. A war iconsteio iy- coins en between ilo-se two classes and vvii! eonttnue until the members of the working i-Sn" "organize a a clas-j and take possesion of the earth, the ntacl'.inei y and toils of produe ion. and aomtni'ter them in the 'nt'-rest of Ihe working einss. The I. V. W. is ortaniiieil to help the working .lass in its very day 'struggle agamst the rxptouets of b'hor, and to so ereanie industrially, to carry on pro.i.ii"ii w Fie n capitali-m hio irnniFded. We are building up the new soi lety wi'hin the shell of the c'.d. In the laot paragraph of your edi'oriat j ou refe- to !; as cut . -ow,t d.. ntnl siaekei-s. A em- or .o-vnrd is one who will cringe aid or a w I nt the feet cf hi" oppieasor and will net ;chel acainst the curses hcipetl upon h ri, "s!m ker" is one iio refuses to I'eid f-t to find I'" a part r.f tltese i,., i;f r cl.t ins for a oxtise th.it he he sliri.-ri vvtil si.ai e t'lai);. m the t ri" there, f. y e. of th" I. AV. '.. a,e no., cuts, cowards er slackers: our principle are exe-mi-lified in the ' Preamble" of our orca n ::. a ; i"n. 'lhey are r.HiiH to - he i,nt 1-e.ads. with hen we w iil i is or f t'!. Ye relel l the s. ooin of soC'Ci;. . t:ia ci.l a'.'.cv one class to he .prrese. h . an-

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NAMES. The cdoor vvixh-i to e k n i w ledge n uifigto-d U-iter from h .t ir.g ' and one from 'amp Hit's also nnnigned. Neither cun appear unless their autlior Sff-tids h.s name. TFIK TIMK3 will n' t print anon-, inous tommu uiiiat ions. KDITOR.

WHY THE T AaMXXS STEUCX.

frown Point. Ind., Feb. 12. To the F.dt'ur: A (bse-up vk-vv (. f the milk prod jeer shows bin. ttioi oug'niy discouraged. And a man who can tie Fiimself and family tip to a herd of in. Ik cows 265 day tn the year and feed sod milk them twice a day in all kinds of weather, ur.d battle with snowdrifts to deliver hii milk in town before most people get up. is not a man to be easily discouraged. ilowcvci. when be sees the Mg milk distributing on. panics taktr.g 6 i cents a quart for I m ply Ci.-trtbuf leg milk when he Is gS.en only cents for producing it and U'iivering it to them In r-picago. bearing a'! the npene of the fi.-ighi. tans and losses, and finds hims. if steadily running behind, the wife breaking down and the children workingthemselves in'o premature old age, his loes grov.ng fed himself being accused of sacrificing the lives of the babes, no vender he bn'oracs discouraged. Vain,.," don't s'rike ti'! they have reached the very Inst dile.ii. Heed the danger signal before it. is too late. F. V.. isi'Itlt-LlXG.

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TO PECSPSCnTE I1XTUEE BUYERS. Do not buy vour Electric Fixtures -until you have teen ours. The largest and most select disnlay in Northern Indiana. Do not buy from catalogues as pictures are of times (nislcadinfjr, and confusing. We will gladly call at your home with an automobile and then return you homo to show vou through our rooms without placing you under any obligation whatsoever. Come and see this fine display. Open evenings. Just phone 710 for service.

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The First lNatlonal Bank of fiarnrnond STATEMENT OF CONDITION, CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 20, 1917. Re-sources.

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