Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 13 April 1918 — Page 4

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The Lake County Times Daily except Saturday and Pnnday. Entered at the postoffiv tn lliinmonJ. jun S, 1906. . The T;me East Ch!cro-im!ana Harbor, daily 'V:1 Sunday. Entered at the postofflce In Ent Chicago. .--emb-r IS. ms. , , , The Lake Countr Times Saturday and Weekly Ea'"Entered at the postoffice in Hammond. February . The Gary Evening rimti Da'.iy except Sunday. iutered at the postoffk-e in Gary, April IS, 1912. .. All under the act of March 3. 1ST 9. us recond-oasa matter. FOHKlfiV A DVERTKIXd OFFICE. tlS Rector Bu i 1 d : r. g Chicago TELKPHOXES. , Hammond fpr'vate exchange) 3100, 1101, ua (Can for whatever department wantea.) Gary Office Telephone III Nassau Thompson. East Chicago Telephone IS1 F. L Evana. Fast Chicago Tel-phon? S42-n Eaat Chlcaaro. The Times Tli-phon JS3 Indian Harbor (News Dealer) Telephone SJ. Indiana Haibcr (Reporter and Class. Adv.) . .Telephone .RJ Whiting Telephone 80-M Crown Point Telphon- 4i Larger Pald-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers In the Calumet Region. If rou hare any trouble getting The Times make complaint immediately to the circulation department. Tin T'mes will r.ot be responsible for tae return or anv uikoI! .itd article or letters and w!U r.ot notice anony. moti! communications. Short signed letter of general lutereet printed at d.scretioa. NOTICE TO H B( RIBER'T? rou fa 1 to receive you: copy of The TtMtss bs promptly as you have in the past, please d- not think A hss been lout or was not sent on time. Remember that the railroads are en (rased with the urgent movement of troops and tli'ir supplies; that there is unusual pressure in varh.r.a parts nf .:. cur.try for food an.1 fJ'i: that the railroad Lave more business than they can handle protr.pi", .'. K ;r that rtuti many trains arc late. Thk Tiuks hss increase.! :ts mU;ns equipment and .s co-

serves to encourage the consumption of home-grown pro-

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iau'.' ini d l uiv rttuiu iniii? iriit u'a uif ucijiiiioi vii transportation facilities, now over-taxed and wholly inadequate to the successful organization of the nation's resources. It alao calls for fewer indulgences in finery. goegaws and trifles such as all too frequently represent waste of capital. It is clearly, therefore, thai the 'more bonds fold to watte earners, the salaried class, or to men of limited means, mean ihe creation of a larger body of direct contributors to tin? success of the war program over and above the consideration involved in direct financial ret ur n Every man who deprives himself of non-essentials, who dispenses with unnecessary articles of apparel or adornment, -who consumes simple homegrown food:-tuffs

J all because of. in connection with or supplemental to a I Liberty Bond subscription, is doing a doubly patriotic I service of the essential kind. If the lessons of this war

are to be permanent and, above all, if this govcrnitHitt is to be successful in its efforts to sustain r democracy.

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April 13, 1918.

TolhicalA nnouncements

NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. Requasta for announcements mut be accompanied by publication foe In con- i formity with the law.

County that I will bo a candidate for r- -nomination for list; office of County Commissioner for t';rt district, subject to the decision of the republican primaries. Hay 7. 3-18- CIlonClF. O. SCHAAK 1

Republican Ticket. rOB COUNTY TKEASUSE. EPITOK TIM KS:

I Please announce through your paper

to the voters that Ralph H. Bradford, for ten years deputy treasurer of Lake County, asks to be promoted to treasurer. The oate cf the republican primaries is May 7. 101". "A kind word mean little to you. It means lota to lirudV

primary on May 7. 131 S.

3-:;- HOWARD 1L KKMP. TOR TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of "'alumet Township, that I will be a enndidte for the nomination for Township Trustee, mbjert to the decision of th; Republican primary. 3-5- W. J. WILLIAMS.

i ros EHERirr, j Editor TIM 1 IS : ' j Vill you l'i rise aiHH'im -e that I am I ; 'candidate for rtnoiniiiat ion on the re-! I publican ticket for Sheriff of Lake' . Cr.utity. salij.-. t to t!i. - .iecisP-n of the1 i primaries t. he 1, Id May 7. and I re- i

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to expedite delivery. Even so. delf.ys are inevltaOiO necause of the enormous demands upon the railroads and the withdrawal of men from many lines of work.

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WHY THE HUN FLAGS? In the lodgeroom of the Saxon Turn-Wrein at Tolleston, Gary, the American flag is displayed and in numbers. But nestling inside a glass case and covered with oil cloth is a silken standard, which shows on one side ihe fl35 of Germany, on the other the flag of AustriaHungary. Xow why this ourward profession of loyalty and the harboring of the flags of the Hun nations, especially the standard of the German empire? Does the Saxon lodge believe that some day ii will have a chanace to display these silken rags? If the Saxon-Verein is true blue in its Americanism it will at once proceed to destroy the enemy flags. Are there any more lodges and societies in Lake county harboring Hun standards?

TWO KINDS OF PATRIOTISM. Mr. Farmer, you have broueht a lot of idle land into tillage this spring. You are going to raise all the grain and forage and live stock your farm can be made to produce. That's one kind of patriotism and a very necessary kind. Every farmer who brine an acre of land into cultivation is a soldier on the firing line for liberty and democracy. But there is another kind of patriotism that is just as necessary. It is just as necessary that the stuff you produce shall be put at the disposal of the fighting forces as it is that you should raise.it. That means money. You have to have money to pay for the labor of farming your land and producing grain and stock. The government must have money to buy your produce for the fighting men in France. Money i absolutely necessary to buy food, munitions, clothing, ships and medical stores. You are doing your duly in raising the c'rotis. that is very- true. But in a war like this one, no nun does his full duty who does not do all that he possibly can. r.rlng out the grain you have stored away. Sell it at a fair price fived by the government. Bring out the money you have stored up in the hanks or hidden away in your iron box behind the barn. Every dollar is urgently needed. Invest every idle dollar in LIBERTY BONDS'. The government will repay you in a few years. Meantime you will receive interest at the rate of 4T per cent, with valuable tax exemptions to make the investment better. INVEST EVERY DOLLAR YOU CAN IN LIBERTY BONDS. Every dollar you bring out of concealment means Ten Dollars added to the fighting capacity of the United States in the World "War.

Editor TIMES: ! Ton are authorized to announce to the Republican voters cf I-ake County that, 1 am a candidate for nomination of; Cbunty Treasurer of Lake County on I the Republican ticket, subject to the Jl-it r.t' tl r.rt.ri.. Oil M tl V 7. 1 !

ut;vio" ..... pi xi i ..j, . v - rerpectf u!!y ak their support in

candidacy. 3-7- THOMAS F. ROBERTS.

FOR THtTSTTE NORTH TOWNSHIP. Ldnor TIMES: J'lease announce to the voters of North Township, that I will bo a candidate for the nomination for Township Trustee subject to the decision of the Republican primary. :;-" WM. E. VAT ER.

licit the support of all re-j

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Lake County's Roll of Honor

TOR CONSTABLE.

Editor TIMES: i j I '!. annuuii. e Tr y narrie as a candi-j lite f,.r countable for Calumet township j i Erik.- cunty, Indiana, on the Republican) itu-kt. suh; ct to the piii.itry. May 7. i I 1!H s. j i FETE PERSON. I

Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate on the Republican tickets for township trustte for Calumet township, subject to the primary Hay 7. 191S. THOMAS MATTHEWS.

Editor TIMES: . j Kindly announce my nsme as a. candi-; date for the office of County Treasurer r.r, l I'fM,l!i,.u iLo stlbleCt tO the

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v i . i o; u.r hi in 1 , be held in May 7. 1518. ' j 3-13- LOUIS . EDER. ;

Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidal on the Republican ticket for township trustee for North township, subjoct to the priannry May 7. 1918. C. L. (JACK) FOWEER. 3-26 Ex-Alderman 1st Ward, Hammond.

, TOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.! Editor TIMES : I Kindly announce to the voters of j 'North Township, that I will be a candi-j I date for the nomination for Township, (Trustee, subject to the decision of the j , Republican primary. j j 5-19- J. 51. WIECOCKSON. i

JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT. NO 1. Editor TJMKS: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that 1 will be a candidate for the Republi an nomination of Judge of the Lake Superior Court, Koom 1. to suci t,ive!r nhi..et -to the vote at the

J Primaries O be held May 7th. 1015. and

I earnestlj ask the support or all. 3-4- VIRGIL S. It LITER.

TOR CORONER. Editor TIMES: I will be a candidate for the republican nominati.fi for coroner of Lake county, subject to tho decision of the primaries on May 7. 3"8" &R. E. E. EVANS.

POR REPRESENTATIVE. I Editor TIMES: ! i Please announce to the votrs of Lake. County that I will be a candidate for' nomination for one of the four Repre-i sentativeT to the j.ilature from Lak' County on trto P-publicati ticket, nubject ! to the primary cf May 7. "J 018. and ask J support of all favoring j;ood and pro-; gressivo legislation. 3-:- CHARLES ;. K1XGWILL. I

1 .TTTTiriE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 3.

Editor TIMES: riease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judre of tho Lake puperior Court, Room No. 2. subject to the decision of the Primaries. May 7th, 191S. 1 earnestly solicit the support of all. JOHN P. KENNEDY. 8-5- East Chicago. Ind.

A SPLENDID ORGANIZATION. Hammond has come to take the activities of Orak temple's splendid drum and bugle corps for granted and accepting them as a matter of course without realizing what the organization means to the city, when as a matter of fact the corps is entitled to the fullest meed of praise for the magnificent work it has done since war with Germany broke out. Not only has this body become familiar to the people of Hammond but to Gary. East Chicago and to every ciy in the region for its patriotic demonstrations. A year ago when Hammond sent its first body of volunteers to the camps the drum and bugle corps of Orak headed the street parade. Three times during the present week has thp corps turned out to participate in street parades for patriotism. In the interim of a year it has voluntarily, cheerfully and gratituously offered us services on scores of occasions for war purposes. Indeed, it is a quasi-war body. Its splendid music has stirred many a patriotic street parade with martial tone &nd many delegations of boys across the water will never fcrget the day they marched away beaded by Orak's drum and bugle corps. The organization has turned out in all kinds of weather on all kinds of occasions at much individual sacrifice and inconvenience, but they have been most enthusiastic about it and a vote of thanks and the highest gratitude is due these fine musicians for the patriotic service they have done their city and country. Perhaps some day public acknowledgement will be made o? this fact, but that it has not been made outside of these columns doesn't matter a bit. . They are working for Uncle Sam and proud of it. PERHAPS THIS VILL CLEAR IT UP. A valued reader of this paper stys he cannot under stand why it is that the government is so anxious that everybody able to finance the purchase of a Liberty Bond no matter how small the denomination, be included in the list of" subscribers. It is a question which naturally arises in connection with this loan as it did with the two predecessors. Many have been curious, no doubt, as to why the government, having authority so to do, docs not go in directly to the Federal Reserve bank or to some repository and simply requisition the money needed. Perhaps we can clarify the matter. Uncle Pam is anxious that the distribution of these bonds be to those who are actuated by something more than a mere lesal obligation. Uncle Sam's appeal is to their personal concorn their individual in'erest in the nation's business. The government would have Mto man of limited moans obligate himself through .-ubseriptton to Liberty Bonds in 5'jc'n wanner as to induce saving and thrift on his part, as matters of n'0"ssity. This involves, primar'.y. the elimination of non-esses tia Is, a reduction in his appetite for luxuries. He must dispense with the use of foodstuffs rendered more expensive because of enforced transforation. This

PATRIOTIC INVESTMENTS. Law and order underlie all investments. If life and person are insecure everything else is in danger. That is the reason why the French peer wrote 'the lines: "There is only one Future that of our Country! There is only one Foresight -Our Country. There is only one Economy Our Country!" No matter how many farm mortgages you may have; no matter bow many skyscrapers you may own: no matter how many flat buildings you may have for rent, or haw many factories you may be operating every investment you have rests on the sovereignty of the United States of America. The slightest danger that confronts the United States acts as a depreciation of every piece of property you own. Your farm is valuable to you because the United States of America has enacted laws which insure your right to the fee and title of your Jand. Anything that weakens the authority of the United States weakens your hold on your farm. Anything that cheapens the United States of America in the eyes of the nations cheapens all the investments you have. Anything that tends to bring the nation into subjugation to foreign powers, tends to bring your investments to a position of danger. Every shrewd investor every wise property owner every sane workingman knows that the Eafety of all persons and of all property of the United States rests on the eafety of the United States as a sovereign power. If. the United States is lost every dollar of our invested capitol is depreciated or entirely wiped out. We are engaged at the present time in a despera'e war. The issue is our right to remain "free and independent.'" If the military tyrant of Europe beats us we must be his vassals and his slaves. To whip him and retain our liberty and to insure our independence, we must win a complete victory over Germanay. If we fail our mortgages and flats are worthless. The moral i.-: INVEST IN LIBERTY BONDS and WIN the WAR!

Editor TIMES: Kindly announce through your publication that I will be a candidate for the office of Coroner for Lake County at the primary to be held May 7. 1918. subject to the will of the republican voters. 318 DR. A. GIORGJ. Gary. led.

Editor TIMES : Please announce to the voters of Lake ! County that I will be a. candidate for the i nomination for representative to the! legislature from Lake County ou the! republican ticket. ubject to the prima-! ries of May 7th, 1918. , 3-2 3- OTTO G. FIFIELD. ;

riease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination of Judge of the Lske Superior Court, f.oorn No. 2, to succeed myself, subect to the primaries of May 7, 1313. 3-9- WALTER T. HARDY.

j Editor TIMES: i Will you pleaae announce to the rej publican voters of Lake county that I I will be a candidate for nf,r,,in.(!r,- .

the office of coroner at the republican primaries May 7 and that I respectfully solicit tho support of the republican voters? 3"-"" I)R. F. W. SAVER.

Editor TIMES: Please say to the voters cf Lake County, that I 8m a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge of the l.ake Superior Court. Room No. 2. subject to the vote of the primary election. May 7. 1 r I S. I earnestly ask investigation, and if found worthy, the support of all. 313. DANIEL J. MO RAN.

Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I am a candidate for Coroner on the Republican ticket, subject to tho decision of the voters to be expressed et primaries. May 7. 191 S. WILLIAM H. MIKESCII, M. D.

TOR JUDOS, ROOK 3. Editor TIMES: Pleasa announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for renomtnation for the office of Judge, Rootn 8. Lake Superior Court, at Gary, subject to the decision of the republican primarits. May 7. CHARLES E. GREENWALD.

POR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

' Ed-.tor TIMES:

i ieaso announce ray name as a candidate for the office of County Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held in May 7, 1&18. WM. BLACK.

TOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE, Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7th. 131S. 3-2S MAKAET J. KRAJEWSKI.

Editor "Jimes: ! Please announce to the voters of North j township. Lake county, that I will be I a candidate for the nomination for the I office of constable on the Republican I

ticket et the primari s to be hM on May 7th, 131$. JOHN PORA.

WK wonder nhat the woman who annoyed those adjacent to her at liberty hall in Hammond last night with knocking the Boy Scout movement and the oversubscription to the Liberty loan wiil say when she knows she has been reported to the government? Why can't people learn to keep their mouths shut in public places if they want to be pro-German?

BUT A LIBERTY BOND. Editor TIMES: please announce that I have withdrawn as a candidate for the republican nomination of the uperior court. 44 "WILLIAM M. DUNN. rOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES: riease announce my name as a candidate for the office of Township Assessor of Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held in May 7, 1918. 1-4- JOHN MFADDEN.

Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of North Township Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the

will of the voters at the primaries to i

be held in May 7, lilS. 3-3- JAMES CLEMENTS.

Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the oifice of County Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the irimaries to be held In May 7. 19 IS. 3-"- HERMAN MEETER.

COBOffZSSZONXR TIRST DISTRICT. Editor TIMES: Toti may announce that I will be a candidate for County Commissioner for the First District on the republican ticket at the May primary. -- H. IL DILS.

POR STATS SENATOR. Editor TIMES: Announce to the voters cf Lake, Porter. Jasper and Newton Counties that I will be a candidate for renomination for the position of State Senator from this Joint district, my candidacy being subject to the decision of the republican primaries. 3 9 I). M. KINDER.

Democratic Ticket. Editor TIME?: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of North Township cf Lake County, Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7. lUS. 3-1S- JOHN M. BIELSKI.

The liana will be here nrit year unless you buy Third liberty I.onn Honda.

Which will TCI' pay for? Liberty Bonds or German Indemnities. TOUR life ie faf then buy Bonds.

X.aka County's dead la the war

with Germany and Austria-Hun. raryi ROBERT MARKLEY. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey, May 23. DENNLS HAN.VON. Indiana Harbor; ptomaine poiaon, at Fort Oglethrope. Chattanocga. Tidd, June 11. FRANK MANLEY, Indiana Harbor; killed In Fiance at Battle of Rilie. Aug. 15. ARTHUR P.ASEI.ER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tex., of spinal meningitis, August 2S. JOHN SAM BROOKS, Eaat Chicago; killed In France, Sept. 1$. ARTHUR ROBERTSON, Gary; killed in France, Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN AHA. Gary; killed at Vmiy Ridge. JAMES MACKENZIE, Gary: killed at Vimy Ridge. DOLPH BIEJiZYKI. East Chicago; killed In France. Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident a: Taliaferro fields, Evorman, Ti., Loc. 1, 1317. HARRY CUTHBERT LONG, Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at Ft. Biisa. Texas, Dec. 10. DERWOOD DICKINSON. Lowell; died somcwhtre in France, of pneumonia, Dec. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Hobart; killed by explosion in 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 s' earner. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed somewhere In France. March f. MICHAEL STEPICH. Whiting; Cjirr.p Taj lor; pneumonia. March 14. ROBERT A SPIN. Gary; Co. F. 151st infar.try; Camp Shelby; typhoid: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTT. enlisted at Hammond. Jan. 8. !n U. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex., April o . WOUNDXD. ROEERT M. BEATTY. Hammond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 2S. R. A. SPARKS, Highland, Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY BATEMAN. Hammond: 20th engineers. France, April 7.

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THOE proOrmans who have the Hun flag and the kaiser's picture in their homes better destroy them. As soon as the president signs the sedition act the display of these things will bring 20 years in the pen nnd a 1 10,000 fine.

POR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

Editor timls: j Kindly announce that I will be a can-!

didaie for re-nornination for the office of township assessor for North township on the republican ticket at the primaries on May the V'th, 1918. 3-21 BERT. E. ESCHER.

POR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Editor TIMES: Make announcement to the voters ot Lake county that I will be a, candidate for renomination for the office of prosecuting attorney, subject to the republican primaries. . 3-1 X- CLYDE HUNTER.

POR JUSTICE Or THE PEACE. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for and in Calumev Township, Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries htd May 7, 1918. 3-6- HENRY WELLNER.

Editor TIMES: Because cf the many requests from many parts of the county I have decided to announce my candidacy for prosecuting attorney, subject to the decision of the republican primaries. 3-16-1 JAMES A. PATTERSON.

CONSIDERING how patriotic the boys hare been, I can't a special committee get busy and bring the usual ! quota ff spring circuses to town. i

i'jinc.-i "wii'o o nrztf 4 ri riling n. Hiur Illurr let I', pass the munition center housing bill so more cannon and shrapnel and submarine plates can be turned out.

PRESIDENT Wilson to ban costly dressing win support of 2o.OOO happy husband-.

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Editor TIMES: Kindlj- announce that I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Justice of the I'eace on the Republican ticket at the primaries on May the 7th, 1118. JOSEPH H. COTHERY, Justice of the Peace. 3-11- 602 Broadway. JUSTICE Or PEACE, CENTER TWP. Eo.ito- TIMES: Please announce that I Till be a candidate for renomination for Justice of

the Peace of Center tow nship, to sue-j reerl myself, on the Republican ticket, subject to the pf tj,e voters at thei

POR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Editor TIMES: Will you please announce to the re-

publicans of Lake County that 1 will be ' a candidate for renomination for the' office of County Surveyor, which I now! hold, before the republican primaries . on May 7? 3-12 RAY SEELEY. '

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United Boiler Heating: & Fdry. Co. 200 Wiloox St., Hammered, Ind. Oiir f acilities, including the very latest equipment, enable ns to fabricate and erect at a big saving, and our engineering department -will aid in the outlining of vour needs, furnishing any necessary plans.

CUXK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Editor TIMES: j Kindly announce to the voters of Like i Count' that I will be a candidate on the.' Republican ticket for nominathn, to,

succeed myself, to the office of Clerk Lake Superior Court, subject to the decision of the Primaries to b held May 7th. 131S. 3-15 HERBERT L. WH EATON.

POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Ed)' or TIMES:

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