Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 241, Hammond, Lake County, 9 April 1918 — Page 4
THE TIME 3.
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS
A CALL TO FARMERS.
Tuesday. April 0, 11)18.
FlVO Compelling reasons wllv PVerv Indian;, farmer I
Rv -rue ,r- r " " ,cmr !"'-ould invest, his money in Liberty Loan boit.15. are BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING j ofj(,.0tj by VMM Win,hrp K. Stone of Purdue uni- . 1 . j versify. President Stone recalls that it was the American
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Fumiay. Emered'al the post 'Ifi - in iLsl Chi.akV. Nov- j 11 - : ' niril in "Just ;s precious now as tilt n and !h(
em tier is. 1LM3. j The La k- Countv Ti nies- -S t u ' 1 ;i y and Weekly Edition. Entt red at the t :'n.-- in il.unr ..'n.. l-'el-rtiuiy 4. 1911. Th Uarv Even...;; r.m-o- ia.;v ect Sunday. Enlered at tin- ;...-:. ,s, G.,:v, ,p;"i: ill, 1;'!-. ! A ' 1 i r,.t .-. r . 1 . . .' m . . . ' ,, i , ......... li
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in'i-siianM are trjins to destroy i:."' 1'nder tiie title of "A Call to All," President Si on. addressed the fanners of Indiana as follows: "('rule Sam is eallini; for heip, calling not only to the dwellers in riti.s but to those in the eotntry; not only to the workers in the factories and stun s but to those who till the roil. Non . ' his fat:i!y is overlook d : not- can close his t.-i, ncuc cr.n .shirk his d'.ry. W'h -Iv r on I.tnd or sea, rich or poor, old or ynutit;, our coiiiiMv h.ts a part for all and all m 'is t do their part. "Will the farmers permit it tn he whispered that they do nt share alike with all Americans, ''.it burden of the day. No! Not unless 1h-y" have chanted since the time when the colonies toucht for their liberty at Concord. "The embattled farmers stood And tired the s-hot heard 'round the world.
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HOIICE I'D cauaiB&TES. I r Unary May 7. 1518. ittviacsti ior aaa;uiBi.iciii inust bo 3 -5- JIOWAKD II. KliMP.
nccoiup..nod by puulication f conformity v.-itli tho law.
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RepU'-li?.in Ticket. TOQ COUNTY TKEASUBEB.
Kit IT il; TIM l'l.i.se r.nin.uii. thi"tifli your jp-r
t.. t!if veteiM th.it Kalnh I!. Unci tore.
j for t.n yi ;ir .l. j nty treasurer of I.akn i Coui.ty. it; ks to be jii-etiii'ted to tra.I un r. Tin- !ii!..- el Uio U- i-ublienn i jirun.-iries is May 7. l'.US. "A kind word ! mi-ans little to j ou. U means lots to I T'.ru.l'."
IIKKK'S s new one WISCONSIN', I.nfoi "I.AD1H a lot."
K-Jiter T1M!:S: You an- nutiioi to nnriM.;r.rc to th j Kc.uU.'Hn voters of I.tiko Ciuiuy that I I it in a o n.iii l.i'i? f"i' munitiation of ! Countv Treasurer I-'k" County on
the Hi I'liMi'-.nu ticket, subject to the ,
American tarmei-s toii:-ht itn.ior.u of ii.p e., r.,Miles on May 7. a
r03 TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP I K.ltter TIMKo: 1 lease amiounci; to the voters of ; rH'mt, -t Town.'hip. that I will be a cuii.:i.lat: for thu nomination tor Townsluji. Trustee, bubj, et to li.o uhonou ol tin; K'.-publiean primary. 3 i- W. J. WILLIAMS
Till-: Liberty lior.i Is the ncmesi
t CIt XRUSTrE KOKTH TOWNSHIP, i l,t- 'uaster but -her of tlif us
titer T1MKS: J'h'asi? finnouncn to the voters of North Tov.-iiPbii), that I will be a cani!i.lnt for the nom ln t r,n for Township Truster., i.ubj.ct to the decision or the IUTutiif.au j.rlniary.
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Kditor TIMKS:
Please
Miiiiouncp tny name ns n randl-
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r;ir,iaiH at e o:t u-i ! w ' ' h t p. and their sipoP.-S; xhrt t! i vnr-'''i pats of Ijh i --intvy i' : i ' i 1 iia-. i,..ii,. r ori:;.::;-. I'.'r tha !a.m rnnn. im'.'s hns iriereas.-d !;s nia;''!ie I'int! !n ev: y ivav : ' th ep..,j:-e d.'ev:;.. Kven .-. d :" the Piprnvi-.is d.-r.ian J ! ve'hilraiva! of me;, fi.en mac
'I O M H KlltKltx. e: your ,.. v ,.f Ti in :.- ; i-' t; t n: e n t i n.e. H.
Tivv.s as r, t think
moer in.,!
fie Hejuiblirnn tiekets for town-
.!iil truster, r.,- - i . . . . . .
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" '" timuiseu arm nity years aiio l.s just as' cr t ' '' " ; l-'-l to ttio prima
oh nmiiacy.
LO.JKS us 'hipiis'i tlore were sout hook worm ab.iut Washington
ATIV t
;ts then, and the (Jernians are trying tot
precious now
destroy it. The fanner is a key man in the woiTd';; crisis, lie :ilso has as much at stake as iinyone; he must ,Jo his bit itii all others. If Cncle Sam asks for more coal and
tiiomas r. koi-.i:i;T3.
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THOMAS MATTHI'.WS.
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! Kdi'or TIMKS: ! ' i Kindly announce -,v num.- as a r.andl-' KI"JI" """ur,oe my mtrne an a eandlj .iate for the lli -e f ( oun's Tr isurer '',e n the Itepubliean ticket for towni, i.i -..i.i.ei to the 'ship trust.-,- for Xorth townshin. subiect
x. merit his an,i col'n. Iht' nnner. the manufac urer and the , wlu ,',t t!.e vet" at the' pri.i.oiles to i llJ Iuiarnry .May 7. 1'JlS.
sue! farmer must cheei'f;:liy spe. d nil and suntilv ..11 f these ib- be'.l m u.iv ? m. ! . .. ' '' f" ,-JA,'-') FOWJ.LT!
t trruisi.ort
Till- poverr.ment to Lake . 'o and LI'T none; liv i,nis run it for a I'L'An or so? Wf; ran t K-t our young hopeful intereft,, Mary l'i.kf..rd's speaking for the Liberty Lojin HK wants to f.e x-'afy Arhuckle Olf Hill IPii t AND thinks be misht buy a bond then. Till; kaiser uon't recognize
mes o.T to
STILL, we never want to CHOKE him off until we .see who HIS is groing to talk snout THIS time. THE war has its bright side at thht IF this war lust3 12 months hONCKIt, the kaiser's huns WILL have to wear tins year's paper PAXTS ail nxt wmtr-r. SOME of thes. Washington BwivHchair warmers
to be fe.ir-
ll.AM.MO.Mt uh.ri htako it.
iil lS G. LDEIi-
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3-CS Lx-Ald.
rman 1st Ward, Hammond.
th hi ti t : a ins "iu'pm-' p - ;' Piss l; :.p-n li.
! epa rt me n t ViMe t.e-
r'"':: "!-: ; : lunrs; and if Fnclo Sam r.eeds tnom-v, everybody musi I 3'13
-e'la-er'To;;;11; iX I"IMl.v. I'-ach man to his ParMeu-ar job and. JUDOB sVpEWOCOax HO 1. ! ro COBONES. .t and eo- ! a11 '"''Pothfr in common muies. must be the spirit of true ' i:,u-r TIMES- Editor TIMES:
Mllencans. l'iea.-c -tni.ource io tlic voters of Lake j ' "" a candi.irtt for the repuhllNo p..-,,! reason is s.,,;,;i,T"l wi, Po me,- Oee.l.l . ' County ihai I w,:! be a candidate far j c" r: "!,! 1 for coroner of Laka
I ! t ,- , th- K. m.l.'f nomination of JudK of) ''". miv-t to Uio de'.-iston of tb
;.r P'fs u.hiu hnil IP. hard ' p,,. .;lke Su..ri"r I'liiirt. IP oni 1. to sue ' I"'"uui't;s ou May 7.
not. !oi n- by all cia.-sc.-; it brine- to ! ,i nn-tf ..i. ...... ... Hie t..t.. at th i IJK- K. E. LVA.VS.
I'riinaries i be h. l.l M-.y 7th. 131. and j I earn, stlj ask th.: sup.port of all. E.hp.r TIJIKH: 3-4- Vlil'HL S. IiEITEIL Kindly announce throtiih vour r.i.hll-
" ''H- I ! ''" 'hat I will be a candidate for the
A SHiKT HAS Pre,,, to hn'Kh :it
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tail
1 1 1 1 I ) i i n ir
oily I.l.iorty hoi ships uhi.'h ait
illli! ninnv ;.'
HE STILL HAS THEM. Th German kaiser, from some safe spot in the rear, telegraphs home that "everybody out hero" meanim.of course, at the front "is gning his all." No doubt of it - -everybody but the eoronut. d ejrotist himself and his "sacred' family. They are safe all of them and who bothers with the common people?
These may die like flies for all Kmj eror Attila cares. j The Gorman kaiser had six sons and a mon.-'e! ; income before the war started, lie soil has his six sons, j
and his monster income and then prates ol .he .-aonnces "lis country is. makir.tr. What a set of siliy asses the German eo; !- must if ail this is not ohanared after the war, if no" before!
ad vant iiues ; tor iteiv: ;if ion the ",iu i ni.
has aiiied him in every possible way as it has ;ii !e,l
i '!'. e ll.'i V.IH'h'T, .NOW ! r.e I I TI . ' h,,s oolile
I tile to ,K. j runners should buy l.ibeity IJonds. ! a'.l-'e in liioiiii::
to p nt 1 1 :n
They will make a cood investment. They will repay a deb; to the SOv. rnmom.. They will share a duty resf,nr on ail alike. They will help win the war. They will show their loyalty in a practical w. Let. there be a Liberty bon din every home.
I JUDGE SUPERIOR COTJ2T NO. 3. ,-, i Kdit'T TIMES:
j I'Je5 announce to tne vnt'-r oi i. i o. no- win or tic republican. voters.
Ltlt. A. (HOKCi,
fon-.k of waist, btiiit m
i ".ii". oi . ei oner ,"r ijake County at the; jro?
priiiiHry tj be t,e!,l May 7. ISP, subject
LET what siiaii v AVliKPi; rie chin
N'E imnKtt." IT would be on s.miitir Lrc-?? Till; man v ho HEtjlXS by savins "N"w, n.
C.-unty that I will b'
a candidate for I S-l-
I the .Republican tionun.ttion for Judge of th.: Lake Superior Court, Kuotn -No. 2, ! subjeet to the decision f,f I'limarles
Gary, Ind.
"TO speak harm of anyone, I " NEVER milk's much of a hit with us
IN Washington are goint
f-My EMBAP.ASSED v.l,en the WAR is over and somebody asks them WHAT they wore a ur.f .rm for. " MV word, it seems almost a year &s.. SINCE we blew the foam off
A TALL one.
"RECEIPT of Ekrs Heavy; LittJ. Change In Price?," sftys a headlma Wlir the last part of the headline? , WE suppose the Master Kutcher HAS given the clown prince ano'lcr iron cross YOU Icsirff th.e last drive.
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When noldler, (dVK life ran'( t IW EST money f
The Huns tOM hr here net year unleos you buy Third Liberty Loan Hondn.
More bond:, bought, les bloodshed.
support of all.
THE GREAT CORRECTOR.
Pud
WALTER T. 1 1 KIjy.
THE BOND'S SECURITY. Someone asks what security i behind the Liberty Loan bonds, do you say? Well, they're a first mor'pace on all the. property in this country. They're a first mortgage on every farm and all farm stock and equipment; they're a first mortgage on ail the homes in our cities and towns, oa the store buildings and all the stocks of merchandise; they're a first mortgage on all the factories, all the railroads, all telephone and telejrraph
r rm rn nicL1 rs r, t a a t . V. ii t- 1 n i? tl i; t ri Go t -' f 1 fll'tt '
KJ JA UllKIO, CA VI VI till VUl VLli'-l lOUU.'W I' , "li' II (I ill ' I mortgage on all the banks and the money in those banks and on all public buildings and all the public domain. They're a first mortgage on the future and will stand as such until they are paid. "Why, if the security on these bonds fails, it means that, our property has been destroyed, our government overthrown, and our people enslaved. By the way. it is to guard against jus' such calamities that you are asked to subscribe for bonds, says the Fort Wayne News.
' T'lease nnnounee to the voters of Lake ' t'ounlv that I v, :l! be a cutnielutc lor
Administrator Carfleld evo.ent.v ,)1a ..... I Xh" 'ubio an manhiation of Jud of
. . "" ' " I i P.- Lake Superior Curl. iP-om .-v.'. -. i
reCt:n nat.it. Kv.-r since he mad-' the first order e.-'ab j MK.( mys. lf. sub-ct to the primaries : jm
ii.Miin.r co. u pnes, he lias b. eu correcting hi:; mis' tikes ! of May 7. m
and lie s still doinir it. Heccntlv he sent to thk To-ie-i. I 3-9-
pap.-r as well as to others a sov.-n-pat-e copy of a speech ! ,, , to be delivered by him and in the next mail sent a sheet ! ' 'rV,.su "s:i'v., the voters of i.akof correct ior.s which called for four alterations in the j County, thn I am a candidate for the original copy. i Republitan in minatiot. for Jud;j f the i Lake Superior Court. Room No. -. fuV
TRYING DAYS FOR COUNTRY EDITOR. 'MayV. iVl
IMiHr TIMES: r-.,,.,,.. ...... r v. - - -
. ...ie ..!., .ne we. .- .. : v.wmo... ....... v..,, ,m canuiaate ror
Ai- IP. A ca,ie.e..j v..x-.v w , . . . j i,i...b HnnOUnee J0 the Te-irenr
i o .m. . an ...... rs of Lako county that I . Commissioner
..... ..-k. ...ii'iniaie ior nomination to to tli
me oiltce of coroner at the republic
I 1 I" I t u r i . . C " ....,1 T . r-
- - ' " 1 re.-p.-ct:uiiy; 3-18- GEORGE O SC1IA.AIsolict ti,e Mipport of the republican, 1
velers? "
I i 3-5-
JUHX D. KENNEDY. East Chii-utjo. Ind.
Mnum'.iMii for the otfice of Oonntv
ior f.rst district, subject
decision of the republican pri-
a.n : maries. May 7.
IR. 1'. W. .SALTER.
th ed
it-r TIMES:
1'iease Hiinoutice to t!ie voters of Lake 'unty tli.-.t I am a candidate for Coror ..11 the Republiian tiek.-t, subject to 1: "ii' ision of the voters to be expressat primaries. May 7, li)l&. WILLIAM H. MIKESCII. M. D.
iob SHEEirr. I Editor TIMES: ' I V, i:l y..u please rinn ut;ce that I am a I 1 candidal? for r.-iionmnitioii on the re-! j pubacan ticket for Sheriff of Lake; Ciiiiiy. subject to th- decision, of the . primaries to b - In Id May 7. and I re-j ; i-pecitully solicit the support of all re-j j j ubocans? j S-l'i- LEW BARNES. I
Lake County's Roll of Honor
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TOR COUNTY AS3ESSOH-
primary election.; Rdit.tr TIMES:
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I earnestly ask invesMffa.und worthy, the suil'ort
PAN" I EL J. MO RAX.
j roa JTJDGE, BOOM 3. j Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake 'County that I w ill be a candidate for I rcnommatioii for ti.e office of Judge, i Room 5. Lake Superior Court, at Gary. ! subject to the decision of the republican I prirnaies. May 7. ! CHARLES K. GREEXWALD.
MILLER ON THE MARNE. Congressman John F. Miller of the State of Washington is doing some good work in addressing acdiences in the Capital City and elsewhere on his observations in France when he visited the war zone hist fall. With an account of hia personal experience Mr- Miller includes a patriotic appeal that is most effective. He has made a study of the battle of the Maine and has so familiarized himself with the strategy involved in that great effort, the names of the commanding generals, and the movement of the troops that his colleagues consider Mr. Miller an authority on the subject.
NECKTIE PARTIES FOR SPIES. Dgath by hanging for convicted spies is provided in a bill introduced by Congressman W. Frank James of Michigan. A spy is denned as one "who seeks inforrra tion with the intention of communicating it to the one my." In Mr. James' bill the court is given no discretion regarding the decree of punishment, it being may. datory upon the presiding justice to impose the extreme penalty.
T, , . . tion. and if These are trying days for the man who edits ai0fi. country paper. Public thought and in'erest at " clued I 5-13-on the war. so are his own. and m inting an c 'm p...- L-in.ii
of news seems a waste 0f tim end space. Yet when his paper reaches its readers the war news it might contain is stale. In an editorial way the great struggle has been discussed from every possible angle. Nothimr newcan he said of P, speculations are fruitless, and weary of useless repetition, he turns to his: scissors, only to be confronted with the same problem. The magazines are
w-orse than stale and on a day, disgusted with his job, j he fee!., like turning the key in the door and hiking"for BUY a libexty eokd. France where there is son.ethir.ff doipc. If tour pat.er ! ,:,i:'"r T,M,:S: : ),!. c . ... . . ' P'ieH-e ,'IIlti"..!". CM I have Wl'llo dull, forbear ont.csm. It :s duller to the editor than ,lru H. ,311i,i,:, f,,r the republican if is to you. The war has become the central ;rd over- j nomination f the M-p-ri'-r court, powering fact in the lives of all. obsessm- humn i 4-4- .lLi.I.M M. LCNN.
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thought to the exclusion of everything else, and there N nothing new under the sun that can be said of it. Men are killing and being killed and only the daily facts of the slaucht-ar count. This is one of the merely inci
dental penalties of war in en fa Paris (Mo.) Mercury.
; Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a canril-' n- Z r , ",""u"' c date fr the office of County Asse-sor " ' on the Repubhcar, ticket. ubjec- to the n 7"" t,cket at th ' the voter, at the prwSSl PrlmB"M l h'd Vi C GREP be hrld in May 7, 1918. ' jRI'E" 3-7- WM. r?T.ir-Tr
I
rOB TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.
c.iuor HJIl.S: T-.llt,,v TTMVS-
Please announce my name as a ctndl-j Kindly announce to the voters of date for the office of County Assessor ' North Townsnip. that I will bo a candlon the Republican ticket, subject to the! date for the nomination for Township will of the voters at the rrimri. r n-,, .,. .k,. a .
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inertia, spiritual
loth-
"SENATOR Fletcher has been informed that 1 here, is a shortag" of steel for government purposes because the steel mills have been supplying private interest'; on
a profttet ring bai
Editor TIMES: 1'lease nnnounee my name as a candidate for the office of Xorth Township Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticktt, subject to the , 1 1 . f 1 .. , . 1 . . .
ings to cause them .0 be awarded the order of the War in May 7. 1: 1 s. ' " l
"s at uie i rougn. 3-9-
m preference to filling government
orders." If this is true lei's hear a!! about it. Manacpment of one steej concem last yea,- pip., u;) enoueh earn-
roa township Assrssou. Editor TIMES: Pl.-as. announce my name as a candidate for the . ITi- e of Township Assessor nf Calumet Township. Lake County. Indiana, on the" Republican ticket, subject to the wili of the voter at the primarle to be held in May 7. It 18. S-4- JOHN MKADDEX.
be held in May 7. 1313. HERMAN MEETER. COMMISSIONER FIRST DISTRICT. Editcr TIMES: You may announce that I will be a candidate for County Commissioner for the First District on the rcpiblican ticket at the May primary. 3"8- H H. DILS.
Republican primary. 3-13- J. M. WILCOCKSON.
TOB REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Riease announce to the voters of Laks County tint I will be a 'candidate for nomination for t ne i.f the lour Representative.; to the .-ct'is'iature from Lake County on trie Republican ticket, subject to the primary of May 7, 1918, and ask support of all favoring Rood and progressive legislation. 2-2- CHARLES G. KIXGWILL.
JAMES CLEMEXT3.
TOR STATE SENATOR, E.Otor TIMES: Announee to the voters of Lake, Porter. Jasper and Newton ('nnn.Ua hf
1 wii! be a candidate lor rcnominatlon ' for the position .f State Senator from ! Ed,ror T1Ml:S: this joint district, my candidacy being i Vlesls voters of Lake sml.te.-t to the decision of .1,. ,...k.. ' Count y that 1 will be a candidate for t he
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ceit primaries. 3-9
D. M. KINDER.
TOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. i Editor TIMES: i Jlake announcement to the voters of! Lake county that I w ill he -u,ii,.., !
I nomination for representative to the I legislature from Lake County on the i republican ticket, subject to the j.rlmaj l ies of May 7th, 1918. i 3-2S- OTTO 'I. FIFIELD.
Ed
TOS TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE. t..r TIMES:
"I HAVE
rOB TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES:
Kind! v aiiie.unc" that I will be a ran-
didate for r.-i,o. nation for the office or IWause of the rr.any requests from township a.-.-, ssor for North township! ma" parts of the county I have decided
a r.o'pin," remarked the man on the ear
"that rubbing their noses in the folds of the kaiser's
. . ..i.t xu yM-aiu w ncfUT Tnan lorrmp thv pro
I r-'T"" l ,n" UnsU1" h;;lr ;'ni1 S.ripes."-To:e i ou mi!l,;iiv:: al tht! .,'!... unnoime.- n.y candidacy for prosecut-
.or reiiominajlion for the office of r.r..CT-i
cutme attorney, subject to th- r.n,.hu. ! I'lease announce my name ns a candi-!
can 1 rimaries. j l-'te for the cft'ice of Constable of North 3-11- CLYDE II ENTER J Township of Lake County. Indiana, on " j the Republican ticket, subject to the will Editor TIMES: j of the voters at the primaries to be held
I on May 7th. 1I-1S. i
many parts of the .enntv I l,.- riA-A i 3--S .MAhAI.i J. K i .A J L S tvl.
do Rlade.
on M 3-21
iv the
ini v EKE"
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PUT V4,0C0,0C0,0C0 SAVINGS IN BONDS. It has been estimated that the whole savings of Unpeople of the L'nited States, ordinarily between ?." ore. .
THE next thing to be done after we quit teaching German in the schools is to have the ceasing of German preaching in the churches.
"MR. MCADOO was born with a heritage of aristocracy," says Physical (Tuture. Hut if is only lately
mey nave been relernng to him as the
crown prince
QFIET tip to German-American National Allimce given it to di.-band. And thus collapses- another
000,000 and $t;,000,i,fio,ooo inve increased in the hist voar
10 about fll.OOO.OuO.uOij. This shows thata the habit of thrift i.s growing. An increase of more than jv.o.'m.uo 1. 0"O in private savings also shows th, count rv is enor
mously rich. The goernment at Washington is nend- i "n" cf the kaler pets
ing about $1.0'M"0,00 a month to defeat, the kaiser. T!io I $14,000,000,000 of savings will cover the expense 0. tin ! ARE there any slacker acres in your war, if It Is invested jn Liberty bonds. Where other nn Hipt should be raising food? tions, especially Germany, have been fm.-ed to issue of!
paper money to me t the emergency, America can meet its obligations of its national savings Huy Liberty bonds and force Germany to issue paper money until its financial system collapses as did that of the eonfedrato states dii'-'ne tlv w--i- of -"s-t' nrd 1 S;
GARY raises ?17.ono for Roy Scouts. Camp Fire Girls come in?
town, acres
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WHAT'S the use of planting any mint, in our garn thts va-? C'"'t b'.v -nv '-.-ih
res josticf. or the peace. Editor TIMES: Flense announce my name as a candidate for Justice of the I'tace for and in Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries held May 7. 1918. 3-5- HENRY WKLLNER. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce that I will b a candidate for -"-nomination for Justice 0
the Fence on the Republican to ket at tin: 1 rimarifis on May the 7th, 191S. JOSEPH II . COTHEEV. Justice of the Peace, "-11- l02 Rroadway.
! ing attorney, subject to tin decision of r-ditor Times:
the republican primaries. j Please announce to the voters of North 3-16-1 JAMES A. V TTEr-3.W i township. Lake county, that I will be
j a candidate for the no:c uiation for the i FOB COUNTY SURVEYOR. I office of c-mstab'.. ,.n tne Republican j Editor TIMES: ticket at the primaries to be held on' Will you please nnnounee to the r-!Mi,y T:!'' 1!38- JOHN" FORA. 1 publicans of Lake County that I will be ,
a enminiate ror rernmi tnat ion for the DemOCTatIC TlCKCt. office cf County Surveyor, which I now j bold, before the republican primaries Editor TIMES: ou May . . I'lease announce my nsme as a candl3"13 RAY SEELEY. j date for the office of Constable of Xorth
I Township or i.bkp t . unty. Indiana, on
JUSTICE Or PEACE, CENTER TWP. Editor TIMES: PI'-ase aim. ..n. re that I will be a candidate for r. nomination fvr Justice ot the Peace of (o-.r township, to suc-
eeed myself. on t.,.- I ; pi. bin ait ticket,! Editor TIMES:
subjee. to th.- -v;il of t'
CLEBK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to the voters cf Lake
County that 1 will be a candidate on the! 3-1S-RepubUcan ticket for nomination, to ' succeed myself, to the office of Clerk j La' e Superior Court, subject to the de-
cision of tho Primaries to be held May 7th, 191(. 2-18 IIERP.ERT L. WH EATON.
the lL-mocrat ic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to bo held on May 7, 391 S.
JOHN M. PI ELS K I.
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TCP. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. tor TIMES:
P!-ae ar.n.e.i'tce to the voters of Lake
Sh.ot TOUR Dollars A t an E Tie m y I Buy Lends.
Ju county a aua la tbe wu with Goi-nimy ana AuBtrta-Htuu gryi ROBERT MARKLET. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey, May 28. DENNIS HA.N'.VO.V, Indiana Harbor; ptomaine poison, at Fort Oglethrope. Chattanooga. Tenu. June 11. FRANK JIASLET, Indiana Harbor; killed In France at Battle of Lille. Aug. 15. ARTHUR BASELEK. Hammond; died at Lion Springs, Tex., of spinal meningitis, August 24. JOHN SAUBROOKS. Last Chicago; killed in France, Sept. 16. ARTHUR ROBERTSON, Gary; killed in France, Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATTA. Gary; killed at Vimy Ridge. JAMES MACKENZIE. Gary; killed at Viiny Ridge. UOLPil UIEJJZTKI. East Chicago; killed In France. Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in Aviation accident ai Taliaferro fields. Eierman, Tex, Lec. 1. 1917. HARRY CUTHBERT LONO. Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at Ft. Blisv Texas, Dec. 10. DERWOOD DICKINSON, Lowell; died somewhere In France, of pneumonia, Dec. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Hobart; killed by explosion la France. Dec. 22. THOMAS V. RATCLIFFE, Gary; killed somewhere in France, Feb. 24. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Point; died of pneumonia in Brooklyn. March 7. after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed somewhere in France. March 8. MICHAEL STEPRTI, Whiting: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March 14. ROBERT AS FIX, Gary; Co. F. 151st infantry; Camp Shelby; typhoid; March 3 7. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted at Hammond, Jan. S. in V. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex., April 3. WOUNDED. ROBERT M. BEATTY. Hammond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 2C. R. A. SPARKS. Highland. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27.
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MEMORIAM"
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