Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 254, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1918 — Page 4

THE TIMES. Thursday, April 25. 191P.

JHE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUELlSritNG COMPANY. The Lake County Times La'lv xee.pt saiurusy a-nd Sunday. Eiiteied al the Po -l- ; ll- u. i In a.ii.ond. Juno H, !'. The Time East e'h:eap-..-Ind-3"..i !UrV-r. ddv except Sunday. Entered al ta- i. , t ,.;':;. o' ;n Eu: t Cho. ':.. -NuV-euibr is. 1913. Tlv Lake Countv Tit-es Sa f r,inv and Weekly KJii'onfc.litrd at the postofib-- in I'.ainn..l, KeV-oiaiv 4. The Otary Kvt'iv.;:r i.-.ne Dadv c.--nt Sunday. ..- terea nt the postofn.-e in liary. An'il 1 3. 1312. . All under the act of .March 3. 1ST, ai !f.'iinil-oim matU'i.

jouii'uin that tho world uses cereal grains as breadI t niVs. 'Dm1 K'.iitnimcni's Agricultural Department lias I found that from one-half to otU'-ihird of tin flour in piost tjjvwritvt recipes cau be replaced with mashed potato, j It U therefore incumbc nt upon the houst wives of : tho nation to make more ami bettor use of the potato i We have them in latpe quantities and will raise a big leer crop than ever this year.

Tolilical A nnouncements

t'OHKK.V AIIVHtllMM. OKFlt U I2 Hector Euild.ntf

IK.I Kl'llONKS. Hammond frr!vnfe ex-hanee) 3100. 3101.

(Call for whatever di-pai tmeat wanted) ,,-7 Gutv Offli-c Telephone 137 Nassau & Thomn.on Eaiit Chicago 'r" phone S ll F. I Evan., E,t Chicago Telephone itJ-R Kast Chicago. The Timer Telephone IHS Indiana Harbor (News Dealer) T iephone 0, InEana Ilaibor (Hfiur'.cr and Clas. A.iv.l. Tel.-ph or.e --J Whit.ng- T!--phon S0'M Crmni Point T wlephon ' 4 Larger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers in the Calumet Region. If vou hav rv trouble Renin The Time make complaint immediately to th.- oirculati -n department. Tiie Time will not be r.-.-pons; tde fur 1 h ret'r" r mv unaMicue.i artioi... ..r letter and m not nottce anonv. wu.us communications. Short signed Utter of general interest pr.uttd at disciettJii. xoTit k to si BrniBicn". If rW fp;l to r-- vo v.-ur copy t.f The Times as orvrr'iv ns .m, hav, in th.- past, ph-as- do not think i- .t r- w m-t s-r.t on r.t-.to. Rot.-mtxr that th- ra::r-a.1 ar oi,bs--1 with the uri;-nt i-iovemeut of atvl the.ir supplies; that Xlu-v unus'ta! pre.re m s;-i..-i patt ..f th- .-.-.'intry for f u. 1 aa-1 fuei; t.iat t-i- ra-roads have wor husm.-s th.vi thy ear. nandle pn.r.-.ptlv. fr that Mai.m many trnina -v.e tate. Ina TiMv? has im-re."! 'ts msillnsr equiptuont and !. '- operat.r.s in verv way with the p...t.fA.-e .'.epartment to expe1it del. very. Kve s . d-Uys are in-v. table he-cauj-of the enornir.us demand 'U-.n the ra;'. toads and the withdrawal of men from many lines of work.

ECHOE3. Vhn President Wilron sets tip an "acid test" of

. loyalty linked upon a loan's aet.s and uletrpneex prior to .Chirac." tl' war, he inu.-it expect to hear the eeluie of "too v'totid : to fisht," lu' kepi us out of war," "peace without vic-

i lory, " and other pl.raHeH the authorship of which i un-

qu.stionable.

Tf-niiii ., Aim, If MJgar-""rV Wagfllff-H fltlrWJWWt WHIlfr wmrar f MUifT "UTiinf "'i

! NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. , primary on May 7. 1SH

Beuueata for aunouncauient aiust bo, e-.o- UKU'AKD I. I.l-.UI'. nccoinpan:(l by puhlicatlon fea in con. ' - foruuty wU tfc law. I OB TRTJSTEC CALUMST TOWHSHW , I JMit..r TIMI-.rf:

I'lt-ase aiif.iiuii'e to Hie voters of C"'ilu;i:.;l Towiih-hi,!. hat I will b a .'.iiidiil.i te ;.r ! uominut ii.i. for Town-: Ship T-it-. Siifijo. t U til.! .!;.. Itif.U Of I th- l:c pubiii an primary. ' 3-5- U J. V. lLI.IAMi. '

VINTAGE OF "45. George Creel now says throueh the pen of Iavid Lawrence that the reporter misquoted his famous .-p-ech about bmp proud to dyinp day tlim America was unprepared when the war hecan. Old stuff, (iem-xe; old sstuff. That u?C(i to le fashionable and one could Ket by with it hack in the dark j'.sjes when it was proper to blame reporters and private secretaries for anything which a public man did or said had a kick-back jn it. But in these days of highly devtlopeil mechanisms of war and even thing else, the old stuff doesn't g-o.

EVEN MAINE IS DR YNOW?

It is said thaf thcrr- are no new tin cans for i Innew maple .rup. 'ell, there ays unite a lot (;f jugs in tiiis state which ?r."n't worl.int: jusi now. Portland l'rr-?.

Republican Ticket. ! rOS COUNTY TH.EASXJE.i5B. ICPlTOlt TIMKrf: i

! rienso annouii.e thruRh your paper i to the voturb )iHt HvlpH Uradf-ird. , for ten jvars d-puty tr- isttror of Lake i County. al..s to be j roiuoted to trea-i-

uro-. The date of the He;)unoen primaries i May 7. 191- kllvi w"rJ means little to you. U means lots to Ii:ud'."

Iff THE PASSING I

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n.ll'or TtMliS: Tou ar- authorized tc- announce to the Ke,ul.!ic:ui ..t. . of Lake C ounty that

I I am a candidate for noiionai.m ...

j Couuty Treasurer f U C.unty the Jti.uhlieiiii ticket. rul'j''' t to derisi. o o! the vrimaries "ii Hay 7 'respectfully ask Uk-ii support in J far.ilidaoy. S-7- THOMAS i". KOi;i:ivr

rOB TEVSTSE 170KTH TOWK33IP. ! L'dit.-r TIMiiS: I'ieas.: uuiiounca to the voters of j Xotth Township, that I will be a' candidato f .r the nomination for Town-j !lp TniMw. s:ibj. . t to the decision of th" lit publican primary. ' 3-7"" WM. K. VAVER. i

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had to

on th? 1 my

Editor TIMES: Kindly aiin-ni

date for ll ? ofi'icton t:;e J' publiean t

TOU TRUSTEE

Eoitor T;.M ES: Kindly luni .tin. r- tr th voters of , N'.rth Townsfop. ih.i t 1 -.. ill a enndi- i oatf- for the nomination lor Township Trutv4.. fti.t.jf, t to the decision of the ! ' 1' I ubl k -tii prini.'iry. J. M. WILCOCKSUN. I

nndi- ' r

w 111 ot the vot. ' be held in May

3-13-

. name as a

, f Couuty Treasarc-r . . . . ... K..

, ;it tii'J prmi.'.ries w 131 LOUIS G. 1-DliR

r07l TRUSTIS NORTH TOWNSHIP.

!"'or Ti.h:;-;

Mi'div aiai.'.iii.'e t.. x. r'h 'r nr-hip. 1 J,e

lot; -v.h n patif-r.t man. j et as ;is ..iir limited

ENl"Ei:i m R" lo it pl.tui

A N I l.-'iv- a ;m-::e fiend with a

. .Ol. Olle SIL'E .if liini und a n-upl- of Vnl'Nii ? 1 1 ' j 3 1 rio!i')i s-p. .n . r. i.ve to iiuoKan-a of ci aekly .-and -n th

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HAItl EST f -liag;.! t f i ." i'.ITS t ' cive up i OX!" m iff. Si MEiail.V ho I've.-: "t.er.atiful -: y .-. nil- ii? this: "A HEA VV-SKT maid" n r.a.r.oi Carol I

WAS siren; for o!d-fa.hton,J parroil AND when aha wu chlded TJIK truth she confided BECAESS I am built Ilk. a b.rro'.l." ' HE'S so atlntty that if he was W'lfieillVr.

-- out oyater crackers he .1

. .... vii.. ,n lWo to get EXA.-TEV the riht weisht. IT slwaya amuses one of our Em niTK editorial friend.

Sf" " Sir! with

I'lVINv; in, r UniUjng. t.ag IV frant-e eff(-t to find a

nr f.ieet

Will EE the t K a : t . V. . . . .

..Ol l'(.ir

etylish little

(nr fare

"'.'or j.aissns

."is i,a

a government

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.USE

t nev don't know i, I-,-,, ,, it

;o,.,urh e,,,i .,, ,:t?t - f,n vi.fi5; ; - ! To TITTEE audihly

htKEW; that we know rt.-.rned ,-:! tr.ere j-n't E.VOE.Uf ln our n;n TO !..- ,,, ... .,

"" e.iii lI? earl - to

rrs ot c:i n.'i-

m WE AND THEY ! Tl sigh and hope. We groan in despair. We eat and sleep and go about our business. Thev stand at attention and obey. They advance m retreat as comiuandvd. They eat. slecy. are wounded and die. We are permitted to take just such part as we will. They ate privileged but to obey commands. Thev too. probably get tired of th continuous campaien?. No doubt they would like to make one big push and have it over. Yet they don't let their likes or dislike3 stanad in the way of duty. They are soldiers! We who talk of petting tired are yellow.--quitters. slackers, traitors! We who quit because our patience is exhausted are cheap cad" as compared with the fellows, who physically exhausted, still offer their ..v, a.-fs to the bayonet, still stand their ground againsi ad the hell Are of Hun incenuity. Men or women who ran estimate their duty at this hour of the nation's peril by what they enn invest, safely, without inconvenience to themselves or their business or dependants, oustht to have themselves internal es alien enemies for of such stuff are traitors and slackers. Libert v is worth paying for more than just what we can '".spare."

ANTIDOTE FOR CORRUPTION. Liberty loan bonds ar? the best antidote for political corruption and r.huse that the political science of all aces has discovered. A subscription to the Third issue brings to its owner a closer association wi'h his Government. It creates a point of personal onat?ot, a sense of inclusion In the administration of civic affairs not. otherwise available to the average citi.en. It is the opinion of psychologists that the complete distribution of these Federal securities to the individual investors will serve to bring" into pl,?y rn incrt as' o pm-onal activity in all public affairs. Xatut ally, this contributes to a higher moral standard. It will serve to assist in ihe fight for a more genuinely representative government. If twenty million Americans should be enrolled as Government bondholders during the progress of the war. it is safe to assume that they will continue to manifest an active and intelligent interest in 'he affairs of this "creditor" when the war is over. What more hopeful sign could we ask in a democracy?

i JXTDOE 6UPEBIOH COURT ITO

I Editor TIMES: I El ase nm.eunce to the voters of Lake

j County thai 1 will b

nil! e V., i i - ;

Col

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n )" tie,

T'-v.

-i--hi r the

ibllOJU.

J' I'S .1. M'i.Hkl.

Eak county Hot I will be a candidatv! t'-T rernmiiri itit.n f.-r E ...ft j, ,. ,, prosecutins attorney, subject to the. rtpubii-i e.-ii. i i in.ai c.-s. j --11- CLYDE 1 1 L'.N TER, 1

QEEE.V of the -. . S"M: i-o.1t hTte tr, listen to r.n Mi:'A l ".;: Uv y d--.:i"t h..w vhat it

1. ff-rlamly do wNh C. 'n won!, ,).. Fn f i;ll2.v

candidate for

! the Kepuhll an nomination

of Judse

the Lake i-ovenor C-.io t. i:.-om l. iu au. -reed myself, subject to the vote at the

j be h. Id May 7th. l.'is. ana as',i the supl ort of ail. VllbllE S. KEITElt

Tt'TiS:

I'riir.arns i I eari,e.-tl

Editor

I'l a.-e Ki.ri.emce my name nn r. cn.n-11-!'it ti-e EviuiMican tickets for tmvn- :"' :p t-iiso-f f ,i- I'lliimt-i township, sub-

' u" i rirr.ry May -"-ii-i t:i i.mas :

7. l'd. MATTHEWS.

Edi-or TIMES: Hefuus.;! of tii" mnny tep.:est3

n.ai y p-u s .-f the cot.n'y I have decided '- aiinoun-.": ioy , iwididacy f -r prosocath'ff at'.ori,-y. sul.j-ct to thy decUion of th.i reiv.jbilcan prima nes. 2-10-1 JAMEii A. I'ATTEKaON.

beat

' IT'S tri-o.ty t-.ar.l at i.,-.i,iiiti, ,. . ...

rr.m """'6 t

no1 h' r ' ith h:.s

'' r ch-in, til" rat

ine th' !orki-i

3-4-

JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT KO. 2.

Ilditor TIMES: .,u,.,iiiim io the voter

. ...... ..... -

County that 1 will he

the Republican noniln

of Lake

,1 cnn'Uf.aio .or t

t..n for ,Jud(e or '

th- Lake Superior court. !.... - ,bj.M t to the decision -f th lT;mar..-s. : Msy 7th. 1913. I earnestly soli.it the supp.rt of all. JOHN- P. KiiNNKDT, ,

I!ast i loraso. inn.

r TIMES:

Kindly ,nimmi;cf my name as a candl.ite on the Leriubiican tirkv for town-

t ir North t.iii-hin. ;i.hieet

he priaii'ry May 7. E'IR. C. L. (JAi'lC) 1-O'A-I.En. i Ex-Ahl. rma:i lrt Ward, llaiumond.

o"Up ti;

3-5-

NEW INDUSTRIAL UNITS.

Th waning of April sees three new industrial units completed hi-re. They are projects that would be regarded as hip things in other communities, but here they

jhatdly get passing nottice.

These new units are ihe $l,0i10,000 foundry addition to the Hubbard plant at East Chicago, the 1 loom in i mill of the Marks steel works, Indiana Harbor, aand the artil lery works and howitzer mount shops of the Gary Ordnance company.

j rif.i rnnovinee to the voter.- of Lake ; County that 1 will be a candidate for i the Republican nomination ,,f JuuKe or i the Lak- Superior Court. Room No. 2. to j rue. e. d mys. If. sc.he.ct to the yr.marlos (of May 7. KUS.

WALTER T. HAliUi.

roa COEOXIB. liditor T!Mi;s; I -.oil be a .-ndidate for the rt-pabll-.ari i. ..: :,!,.i. fvr ,-,,r,in-r cf Lake county. .! j . t to thu decision of the primaries on May 7. 3'&- E-E. Ii E. EVANS.

ros coukxy surveyor. Editor TIMES: V.'i l you i.'ease apnoun-'e to th repuhli nn of Luke County that I b a randu'at" for reimintnat :on for the office of County Suf.f yer, which I now hold, b.fiue the republican primaries .n May It 3-11' HAY SEELEY.

'he front (ioor 1'1"TTIN"; extra blankets on the wo'?, d.. n:ng up all the windows aiid era-,l-is in the bay HALE frost.,, TO Iia.e to grenp and fr, outside to cover up the ucumb-r plants.

THE raee isn't always t.

BET the M.-ov r-o-. V'"ir:te in the b "; :o

th- swift

csf -Idem (.

ESTEEMED inrniirei what ,

!adv

3-0-

Editor TIME.S: j Please say to the voters of r that I am a crndn'.Ve f

I T'et ubliean nomination

! Lake .Superior i

Joct to the ! May 7. EM8.

Editor TIME.S: Kindly ami nniee tl.roi:?li ur publication thu I wi'd be a candidate, for the office i f ,-,.t,,ii,.r ;-,r Lnk - Cour.ty at the prmiMv o, be held May 7. hiH. sublc-ct

Will of thu tciubJic,.n voters.

tii-ii.; urit-. i:en is

IC.-'T feliowit.K the fla?.

CISKK USE tiBt'UlT COUIT. j THE atiorney peit-i-?! ha.ins i K'iit r TIME?: ; 'hat a pnvat? r:ti.en has a right to Kindly announ'-e to the v t-rs r-f Lake re-t .im..f for r.mkir.K Ciuntv that I will be a candi bue on the' . t-.ITi, ,.-. .,.

WE hae decide,- to n-it the IlllFSeli f-lej.sv3 for

u'ol'IRlN'U a Per, ut ifu 1 ba, k

E ptiMb-an ti. ket for nomination, to i.h'' fi-il liiyielf. to the oiTie -f (Tierlj j

Lake Superior Court, ur.kct to the de-

eision of the 1'riir.r.ries to t held May

7th. i:is. 3-16

IlERliEET L. AYHI'ATON'.

AND go into more seriou'

BEAT IT? YOU CAN'T EQUAL IT. Society editors of city newspapers write up wed dir.es in very impressive manner. They furnish all the little d. -nails to the public of the happy event but they can never outdo the writeups that appear in some of the weekly papers. Here is the account of a weddinc; from a weekly paper primed in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, that city society editors can never quite outdo for original i? : "At six o'clock sharp ihe wedding; march, played by Miss Christine Tulers. began to peal forth its joyous tidings of love and troth, the herald of the ceremony, al,avs seeming as it were to draw closer at each breath the ties fastened by Cupid's small but mighty hands. .-e s-oo the young vagabond standing with wide spread feet and glance astern, giving orders for taking in the slark of his towlino and encircling it 'round the snubbing post, of his little tug as it steams up with furious puffing and becin to slowly tow the large turbine teamer, "The Two Souls" out of the harbor of wh-'rh this young captain is master. Captain D. Cupid, harbor master, if you please. Thus "The Two Souls" moves slowly out of the harbor of love and promise. Ah, look forward, sir. The pen waters of the sea of Wedded IV.iss show clear sunlight ahead, the surface s;wk!in3 under the .-toady slow of the rising sun. It is early morn and Crptain Cupid of the little craft ahead smiles approval as. he inhales deeply of the breeze wafted from the deep."

ONE AT A TiME, BOYS, AND DON'T CROWD. Says the Los Angeles Times: Among the resources of this nation that murt be husbanded are the women.

USE POTATOES.

The potato has a unique place on the 11.-1 of our foods. It appears on the menu of thousands of families at least nce a day, and sometimes three times a day. sas the I.apone Herald. The potato is so much a part of our daily food that we would miss its absence almost aa much as we would bread. The pota'o is palatable and wholesome and has some special food qualities to its credit. It is prepared in endless ways. It is not surprising, therefore, that we can use potato with four. The potato supplies starch in copious Quantity, and it is largely because of the starch they

THROW A STAR SHELL. The Overman bill is having a rocky progress toward passage; and the chances are lhar it will not pass at all unless the President deigns to " enlighten Congress regarding the specific program of reorganization which he has in mind. Congress - and t lie country also is in no mood to give the President dragnet authority to play chess with all the executive departments which have been set u by law nor wi'h the billions of appropriations which are also provided by law. If the President will point out to Congress the particular band of red tape which he wishes to cut and which he cannot nowcut with any instrument already provided for him. Conpress, of course, will empower him to proceed with the operation. But if he concludes not to take Congress into his confidence, he can hardly complain if Coiutn-ss refuses to take any more leaps in the dark.

Lak;. the

..r Judge of the j

'ourt. ll.ietii No. f-un-

i of the pririary election,; I earnestly nsk investiga

tion, and if fuuiid v.-..r ny, uio ai'""! $zl" DANIEL J. MOHAN'. POK JUDOE. ROOM X

TIME

J-1S-

V.. A.

III'UWI. Gary. lad.

Editor 'fmh'.': i Will you phase announce to the re-' publican voters ,r i.ak-; county that I v. ill be a c".i, Ii,!-,;,. for nomination to the oriice of enrumr at the republican! primaries May 7 and that I re. pecU'ully ' .solicit the support of thu republican' voters? t

roa county commissioner, EJlti.r TIMES: I 'base atnounep to the vi'th of Laks 'ou-.ty th.-.t I v.il! be - candidate for renominntbm for th- ot'tiec of County Commissioner for f.rst district, subject to th'i de.i.sion of the lejublican primaries, May 7. U-lS- CEOE'lE O. S 'HAAF.

tr- ill ;n.

Editor

("out

renoniination for this office

DE. I'

SACER.

iese announce to the voters of Lake nty that 1 will he a candidato for j Editor TIMES:

or J H'lge. , j lea!-- announce to the voter of Lake'

j Kooirt 3. Lake Superior i ouri. ai ouiy. u-.-uwy mat 1 am a candidate for Coro-j

subject to the ue.cidion u i..-- . . uwo. i- ,,u i;cpun.R an ti'ket. subject to

primaries. May 7.

CHARLES E. CREENWALD.

j BUY A LIBERTY BOND. i Editor TIME.S: Phase announce that I have with- ' drawn as a .andidat.' for the republican : nomination of the Mipenor court, j 4.4. '. . I LLIA M. M. DUNN.

j the ib.cision of the. vot. rs to be express-

id at primaries, .May 7. IMS. WILLIAM JI. MEi-E.SCII. M. D.

POR SHERirr. Editor TIMES:

Will you .Late announce Coat I am s ! candidate for renoniination on the ro-1 publican ticket for Khr;:f of Laka i

County, subje.-t to the decision of the primaries to be held May 7. and I respectfully fcolicil the support of ali rapuldiviiiS? S-ia- LEW EAUNE3.

! FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. ! i Editor TIMES!: j Please announce my name as a candl-' date for the os'i'ico of County Assessor! 'on the- Republican ticket, subj-ct to the jwiM of the o crs al the prunaiies to j ' be held ill iay 7, L'IS. ' --7- WM. P.LACK. I

POK CONSTABLE. Editor TIMES: I l.aso announce my nan.e as a candidr. f- for constable for Caitn -.et township. Lake county. Indiana, on th? Republican ticket, subject to the prim:; ry. May 7. lt.o. t

WOMEN'S VAR WORK IN WASHINGTON. The support of 22.000,fHirt school children in lS.ooo.000 homes was promised by Mrs. Mary C. C. Eradford in I-.er address at the conference of American Lecturers at the Washington Hotel in Washington, I). C. " When you reach the school children," said Mrs, Bradford, "you reach almost every home in the Cniied States, and every school within the public school system of the country has announced its willingness to be u-d by the Government. When you realize that the 7. '"..u.Ooii teacher.:, the majority are women, you see what an important heal for work has been put in the hands of w omen. "The schools are the country's second line or defense, and with one accord they have adopted the words of Gen. Joffi e, 'They shall not pass.' "

POR TCWNSalP A3SE1TSOT6. EdUor TIMES:

' riease announce my name as a candl-, i ' date for the otfn e of Towns-lni. As.,c.sor Editor TIMES: j of Calumet Township. Lake County. In- i'lease aim, ur.ee my name as a candl t i diuna. on the Republican tnk.t, subject , dat-i for the office of Coanty Assessor I j to lh - will of t'uo voters at the primaries on the I.cpul lican ti-ket, subject to tne ! to be held in May 7, 19 IS. j will of the voters at the prunaiies to; j 3-4- JOHN M i-'ADDEN. , be held , May 7, liils. ' '"!-- IICIO.I .V Ti r ... r.-. r. r-. i

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I'ETE TEItSON.

ICIitor TIMES: I'ler.se announce my name a a candl- . date for the office of North Township Assesc.r of Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ttuUet. subject to the will ol the vuicrs ai thu primaries to be held 111 May 7. 11' IS. 3-9- JAMES CLEMENTS.

commissio::er pirst district. ! E.ntor TIMES: J You may announce that I will be a! candidate for County Commi.ss-ioner f or j the Kirst District on the republican, ticket at tic May primary. S-S- It. II. DILS.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Please announce tc the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for nomination for in.- of the four Represe.ataticc.? to the Joi;i.!aturo from Lake County on ti e Republican ticket, subject to the iMin.ary of May 7. i'.'is. and ask support of all favoni.tf h-juJ and progrcs.sivo l.Klslation. 3-23- CHARLES G. KING WILL.

! FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. . rOE STATE SENATOR. i Editor TIMES; I'-Utor TIMES:

ivm(ii uiiu.'iinc-: ii-.ui 1 hi uu u can-, Ann..Uioe t' f h

oiclaie l'-r 1 t-ic-n-:il t :t.n tltV tuc office of

voters of Lake, Por

ter. Ja.-'iicr Bl.-l XniVlnn C'ni-.i. I lr.m tV.a. :

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i'Jls. EERT

1 on Ma y tho . to, i 3-21

E. ESCHEii.

OVER here some folks kick if they have to put up five per cent of their incomes to buy Liberty bonds, which will yield theni handsome returns. If they were in Knsland they would have to pay one fourth of their income in taxes.

j rOS JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. ! Editor TIMES: 1 Please announcQ niy name as a candij date for Justice of tin i'eace lor and in e'aluniet Township. Lcdie C utity, In- ! diana, on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries held May 7. 1'jIS. i 3-6- HEN It Y WELLN EIt.

r r. nomination

position if Slate Senator from

! this joint district, my candidacy being, 'subject to the decirion of the repubii- I I can primaries. )

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Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the nomination for representative to the legislature from Lake e'ounty on tha republican ticket, subject to tiie primaries of May 7th, litis. 3-23- OTTO G. IT EI ELD. FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE. Editor TIMES: Riease announce my name as a candidate lor the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, on tile Republican ikket, subject to the will of ;he oters at the i riir.ari.s to be held .n May 7th. 1018. MAKARY J. KKAJEWSKI.

HEEDING the pope's request, the German soldiers will not confiscate any more Pelgtan church bolls. It is probable that they will be content witli merely shooting the the priests and smashing the crucifixes. LAST week Rome and Gary c.-b-brate,i their birthdays. The only difference was that. Rome is L'lTl ea;s older than Gary.

j Editor TIMES: j ; Kindly announce that I will be a can-j i didatc for i e-n.imin at ion for Justice of j the I'eace on the R -puhli an ticket at j ! the prim;. l ie- on May the 7th. 191S. j

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HOBART woman so finicky about oooklr.2 odors that she has a glass cabinet over the stove to hide fact she is brewing cabbage.

JUSTICE OP PEACE, CENTER TVP. Editor TIMES: I b ase announce that I w ill be a candidate, for renoniination for Justke of

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FOR JOINT SENATOR. Mi,- :.. a ii;;ti mv andi.h-i, y n -min , 1 i- 1, foj- joint s.nator on publnvn tkk-t on a pla'form of

fairer lax In .vs. necessary la us to back ur- our tos in Oh- t:-nches and I court com pa r!s -n of mv activities ap.d record with other Candida t . 1-2". ". O. HOLMES.

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Editor Times: l'ka.-c aoii.unice to ihe voters of North township, Lake county, that I will be a candidate, for the nomination for the oiVice of constable on the Republican ticket at the primaries to be held on May 7th. 131S. JOHN I'OUA. Democratic Ticket. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of North

Township of Lake County, Indiana, on) the Democratic ticket, subject to he will of the voters st the primaries to be held on May 7, la1. 3-18- JOHN M. P.IELSKI. 1

Lsk County's did Is tha war with Geruany ana AuitrU-KoB. raryj ROBERT MAHKLET. Hamniond; drowned off coast cf New Jersey, May SS. DENNIS HANNON. Indiana Harbor; pton-:aine poison, at Fort Oadethrope. Chattanooga. Tenn.. June 11. KARL WELSEY", Whiting; C. S. I. Died at Eort Sam Houston of spinal meningitis. July it,. 1317. FRANK MANLET. Indiana Harbor; killed in France at Battle of Lille. Aufc. 15. ARTHUR BASELER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tex , of spinal meningitis, August 6. JOHN SAMRKOOKS. Eut.1 Cl..cao; kilitd in France, Sept. lit. ARTHUR ROBERTSON. Gary; killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATIA. Gary: killed at Vimy Rid;e. JAMES MAC KINZIE, Gary: killed at Vimy Ridge. DOLl'H RIEJ.'ZYKI. East Chicaso; killed in France. Nov. II. E. DURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident ai Taliaferro iields, Everman, Tex.. Etc. 1. 1311. HARRY CUTHBERT LONG. Indiiii- Harbor; killed in accident at Ft. Rusk Texas, Dec. H. PEKWoOl) DICKINSON, Lowtdl; died somewhere in Franc, of pneumonia, Dec. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTEADE. Ho bait; killed by explosloa is Fiance. Dec 23. THOMAS V. R ATCLIFFHS, Gary; killed somewhere in Franc. Feb. 2 4. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Point; died of pneumonia ln Brooklyn, March 7. after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN, Gary: killed somewher in France, March 8. MICHAEL STEPICH, Whiting; Camp Taylor; pneumonia. Vlarcb 14. ROBERT AKFTN". Gary; Co. F. IE 1st infantry: Camp Shelby; typhoid; March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted at Hammond. Jan. 8, in V. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex., April 3. PAIL FULTON, Tolleston, died in hospital. Marfa. Texas. April 6, lnifc. Sergeant, machine Kun battalion. 8th cavalry. WOUNDED. ROBERT M. BEATTY. Hammond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 26. R. A. SPARKS, Highland. Trench mortar. Frante. Feb. 1". HENRY P.AKEMAV. Hammond; 6th engineers, prance, April 7.

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