Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 262, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1918 — Page 4
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THE TIMES. Friday, Mar 3, 1918.
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betterments to their properties. Financiers refuse to lend them any more money, they pay, because of their small incomes. No one can toll what the state tax board may do with their wails. But the picas are no heart-rending that it would "not be surprising if the board gives them some relief.
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Larger P2!d-Up Circulation Than Any Two Othir Papers in the Calumet Region. If yo'i hnv ,mv trouble Efti nr The Tim-. make complaint immeo .at el v f the : r. "il- :! , -n department. The Time., will not 1- responsible for the return or any unsolio . r-1 art or ..-tiers ai.d w i"n " .t notice .menymncs communications. Short signed letters of general Interest printed at discretion. NOTICE TO KtBSfnillEHS. If you fail to receive your copy of Tub T:mes as promptly as you hare In the psst. please do r.ot think !thas been lost or w;as not sunt on time. Remember that the railroad are enga?H with the urgent movement of troops and their supplies: that there Is unusual pressure in various parts of the country for fond and fuel; that th- railroads have more busiiies than they can handle promptly. For that reason many trains are late. Thb
Times ha Increased its tr.j'.l'.ne eoumment and
cperatinsr in every way with the p.-.? r office department to expedite delivery. Even so. delays are inevitable bocause of the enormous demands upon the railroads and the withdrawal of men fr im many line? of work.
LOOKING CUT FOR THE BABY. The children's bureau, department of labor, is working on a child welfare project in Hammond and Gary lhat is (ho first oC i:. kind in America and that is later to he made national in its scope. Hi-retolori' all of our icnvrys of childhood have been of thn.-- above the age of sevf n. but now attention is to be paid !i tliov.' of pre-school at;e. Too r.5 ti babies die in America, especially in in-
titers. If this inquiry, taking Gary as a typ
that this or that reason is the cause, an important knowledge w'i'l be pained. All the babies in Gary are to bo examined by sot, eminent doctors who will point out Weets. For lhe present I'nr'.e Sam has a corps o" skilled women Invest igators, who will visit racli home.
Political A nnouncements
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. Bequests lor announcements must toe accompanied toy publication fee i conformity witfc the law.
Republican Ticket. roa county tseasuees. EDITOR TIMES: Please announce through your paper to the voters, that imlDh H. Bradford.
JUSTICE 07 PEACE, CNTS TWP. Editor TIMES: I'lease announce that I will be a candidato for re-nomination for Justice of the Peace of Center township, to sue-!
cee-d myself, on the Republican ticket,!
Bubject to the will of the voters at the primary on Hay 7. 1913. I 3-25- HOWARD II. KEMP. i
THE PASSING
snow!
rOE THtTETEE CM.UMST TOWNSHIP
WHEN on account of the war, paper
for ten years deputy treasurer of Lake , Editor TIMES:
i County, asks to be promoted to trees-j Please announce to the uri r. The date of the Republican , Calumet Township, lhat I
I
s pants come In style and
voters of' ARE worn around here we shall un-
will be a
I primaries Is May 7. 1918. "A kind wora candidate for tbo nomination for Town-
meuns liUiu to you. It means lota to i f;hlp Trustee, Bubject to the decision of I 'Ilrad'." ' 'he ltcpublican primary. L ! 3"5- W. J. "WILLI AM 3.
Editor TIMES:
You ere authorized to announce to the TOB TRUSTEE NORTH TOWSSHD?.,
Republican voters of LaKe v.o..ij, ... .. al,ur i iahb
doub-u-dl v
HAVE to get out 16-page editions re,cularly S i that lonp-lejrped feH'ws like Ml'RUAT TURNER and Charlie Hick
! K a in about 5 he child, its surroundings, the wnjes o
father, the food of th. child, its sleeping and play hours ! rwu-'y j candidacy. and no er.d of things. 3.7.
I am a candi inte for noromnu"n j i lease announce to the voters or County Treasurer of Lake County on Xorth Township, that I will be a the Republican ticket, subject to the; candidate for the nomination for Towndecision of the primaries on May 7. I ship Trustee, subject to the decision of
ask thir support in iu , tn.s Republican primary.
"WILL have enoneb material to mnke
! theirs out of
IN fact if we were at all inclined
THOMAS F. ROBERTS.
All of tills information will he of value to the itov- i
ernment. which is moved to make this inquiry because of the sad disclosures made in 'he draft physical examination-. It is now rpa.li7.ed l.i.d the baby been attended
to the grown man would not b rcjicnd for army service, j
Editor TIME3:
Kindly announce my
f name a a candi-
3-7-
WM. E. VAT ER.
comparison of my actKltlea end record with other candidates. 4-23 C. O. HOLMES.
xwtt iUBTEE HOSTS TOWESHir. j FOR PEOSECUTI2TO ATT OH NTT,
t.dito? TIMES: Editor TIMES
Kindly announce to the voters of; Make announcement to the votera of
date for the office of County n"""1- : m uv.nmup. um 1 win a canai- umr tuuiny inai 1 win d a canoiaaia man , 1 trt f hf il.. f l w. . U . I rt- ( f . I . 1 M . t . . ; - t
i on the- Republ !cat ticket, sudj"v-v - v mo numiiiaiiun lor juwn.-niy; 1 nuiiiiiiai iuij mr me omce or prose-
TO be facetious mlht caU th" breeches of promise case. WHEN they ma(3e Adam and Ev MOVE on out of the Garden of Eden ADAM was the first failure on record as an amateur gardener. WE know of one man who Is RO loyal to the government that he hs 9 ALL his coal In for next season AND baa already b'irun to take his ntxt winter's ashes out THE needle you HAVE to hunt for in the hn stark NEVER pricks your finirrr5. POLITICS makes Ftranjste badfellows. WE have fought it off as long as we can but finally have had TO order smoked glasses until the wind STOPS blowing these poor litis skirts around AS we. trying not to get dust In our eyes, wend our PAINFUL way to the bulletin board WE wish to acknowledge a S O. S
TELEPHONE communication from a
will t the voters at the pi
imories to! Trustee, subject to tha decision of the ' cuting attorney, subject to the republl-' rU'mM tr have "'n n rA
STARTS ON SATURDAY.
he !;;! 1 in May 7. 131S
3-13-
LOUI3 O. EDER.
Republican primary.
3-13- J. M. WILCOCKSON.
A FINE SHOWING.
Labor, if it steadily follows the course that has hern laid down for it by labor leaders will gain everlasting credit from this war. The first part of May when in former years, industrial unrest reigned, finds the nation's war work going forward without hindrance by a single industrial strike of consequence. The only threatened demonstration that on the Pacific coast as a protest of labor against the conviction of Thomas J. Mooney apparently will not materialize as the result of appeals to the workers by union officiajs and Mooney himself. Intensive efforts of the government aided by the powerful lever of public opinion together to such a degree that there is not a serious tieup anywhere in the country, officials of the Department of Labor said last night. "The marked diminution of strikes and industrial unrest assures the government of the maximum assist of labor in the great war effort," declared Louis Post, assistant, secretary of labor. "The industrial situation has improved considerably in the past year and there is every indication of a continuation of favorable conditions." Satisfaction with the efforts of the government to settle industrial disputes was expressed by Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor. ' During the present year," he said, "there have been 60 per cent less strikes than at corresponding periods last year. Rig strikes have been eliminated. Rome unrest sttfl is found, but chiefly among unorganized workers."
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co- lie e.uiii 10 uiji.h'u? ami i w 1 m 1 ;
May 5 for a war camp fund of 5250,000, the Male's quota of a national fund of ? i ti.O'i '.'tOO which is now being raised to maintain and expand the organ -at ion's welfare activities until July. 1, 1M9. The Knights of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A., and several other organizations are diligently working to give American soldiers and sailors in training camp mid at fifhiinv: front homelike comforts ar.d recreation which the V. S. govern ment is unable to provide for our fight IJig forces. U;ters from soldier.-, to the folks buck home, a well as observations of all who have looked into the war welfare service, make it evident that the service is not only going far in cheeviug the spirits of 'he boys in khaki, but that there is no liklihood of the service b"-
JUDGE SUPERIOR COUUT NO 1
Editor TIMES: ! Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of I-ake , KinrJly announce to the voters of County Ouii I will be a candidate ror , Vi p) h TmvnH,llp tht j wl be a rnn(1) the Republi an nomination or Judr t ,,Info fpp (he n.,mlRation for Township the Lake Superb. r Court. Room 1, to su . Tl.llst subject to the- decision of the cecd myself, subject to the vote, at ln8 j republican primary. . , , tiv iatS. and1 .
Prim irn-s ij do nein JOHN J. SULPKT.
I earnest'j ak the support 01
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can primaries. 3-11-
CLTDE HUNTER.
POR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. ! Editor TIMES:
r?ccauB of 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.
Y1IWIL 6. UEITEIi
JUDGE SUFERIOR COURT NO. 2. Editor TIMES: Please ami. -un- e to the voters of Lske County that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge or
Lake Pu.perk'r Court. Koom :
of the Primaries-.
tbj
lag overdone. There are too many thousand yovr.i: mi ;i SUI,t.0rt of all.
..K,-.r,t to Ihp derision
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May 7th. lilS. 1 earnestly iui
in the camps and trenches for the welfare organizations to reach the limit in their activities.
3-5-
JOHN D. KENNEDY. Eart Chicago, Ind.
DOWN WITH THE BARBERRY. Some time that precious golden day will arrive when we can sit down to write an editorial in which it is not
i necessary to beg or warn people not to do this nor that.
People are doing a lot to win this war but there is a lot more for ihem to do. Just now the 1". S. department of Agriculture wan;? you to "do" the barberry bush.
Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate on the Republican tickets for township trustee for Calumet township, subject tj the primary May 7. 191S. 3-n-l THOMAS MATTHEWS.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidate on the Republican ticket for township trustee for North township, subject to the priamry May 7, 1318. C. L. (JACK1 FOWLER, 3-26 Ex-Alderman 1st Ward, Hammond.
FOB COUNTY SURVBYOB. Editor TIMES: Will you please, announce to the republicans f Lake County that I will be a candidate for renomlnation for tha office of County Surveyor, which I now hold, before the republican primaries on May 7 7 3-12 RAT SEELET.
! Please announce to the voters of Lake ' .... .Jiato fnr
i Countv that I will De a - , i he Republican nomination, of Juuge 01 , pOB CORONER.
the Lake Superior Court. Roo.u -no. I:Jltor TIMES: succeed myself, sublet to the primaries j f m fc? OPndMate for tbe repubn. cf May 7. 191S. -pr-r ! ran -noniinrl,bfi for coroner of Lake 3-9- WALTER T. HARD . ,ounty. subject to the decision of the ' j primaries on May 7.
I voters of Lake
3-8-
Ed'Tcr TIMES: T.icftQfl env to ths
that I am a ct-ndidato for the Editor TIMES:
DR. E. E. EVANS.
FOR COUNTY CO7ffTSSIOWSR. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for
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No. we didn't know there was such a thing as n p. publican nomination for Judge or Klndiy ar,nounce through your rubll-i Commissioner for first district, subject
CLERK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to th- voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination, to succeed myself, to the office of Clerk Lake Superior Court, subject to the de-
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- Vlctorlao. Germany vrlll
j Ray bands.
fashioned round garter yesterday
BUT when we reached the spot. th street car had just left. WHEN a pirls turn down AN offer of marriage IT always makes her more or less peeved if the TOL'NG chap doesn't rush to THE doga helter skelter. SOME kindly aoul SATS the bad boy of the city is almost extinct TEf. when he Isn't killirg song birds AND sicking dogs on defenseless chickens he'a a pretty good lad. OERMAN minister has left The Hague for Berlin and the Dutch minister is on his way home
7th. 191S.
3-15
PLEASANT trip, gents! WE'RE nothing If not polite Every bend a safeguard agnlnat Gernmn slavery.
take all
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
2, sub-!
barberrv until the representative of the department came Lake Superior court. " - ' 1 cation that I will be a candidate for the 1 to the decision of the republican prl
ct to trie luic , triiee 01 coroner ror Lake County at the
T1S A SAD TALE, MATES It is doubtful if worse tales of woe ever were poured into the ears of the members of the state tax board than those that are now coming from interurbens and street railroad companies over the state. Not all of them are telling these hair-raising tales of poverfty, but most of them have the same story to tell. Each one is worse than the others, if that Is possible. They are pleading with the tax board to be lenient with them and make their appraisements for taxation low as possible, in order to help them to evade the receivership courts. Wages, materials, increase in automobiles, bring out these losses sustained. All of the lnterurbans insist that there is hut one remedy for their present plight, and that is higher fares. They have petitions on file before the commission for higher ra'es. So have some of the street car companies where six tickets are sold for a quarter. They want a straight five cent fare. This concession already has been made to the street car company at Evansviile, but whether it will be made to the 6treet car companies remains to be seen. I'nless they can get more money, the roads say, there is nothing ahead of them hut receiverships. For the last several years the ircerurbans have beer on the down grade, so far as making money has been concerned, arid they have frequently asked the state tax board for relief from hich taxation. There is no question but that there is some merit in their cfaims of poverty, and it is true, too, that in many instances the present owners are "holding the bag'' for some of the Investors and speculators who built itri.interurbans and street railroad" some years aso and then got out from under, leaving the properties heavily overcapitalized and full of water. 1' is only another evidence of the wisdom of the legislature in creatine the public service commission and investing it with power to decide questions of the issuance of securities by utilities in the state. Such a condition as now exists would have been impossible if the state had had the present public service commission law in effect years ago. It is said to be impossible for the interurbans to obtain money with which to make improvements or
here, but lie tells us that the barberry is a Hun and asks us all to kiill it. The tall barberry is an enemy of the United Sta'es, because it is an enemy of wheat. Wheat rust is spread with the pollen from the barberry flower. Dig out the barberry by the roots before it has time to bloom. This is one way to fight the Hun.
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May T. 1919- I earnestly as i""' 1 primary to be held Miy 7. 131S. subject
d if found wor-ny. v. . to the wJU of the rerub!lcan voters.
3-18
DANIEL J. MOHAN.
tion. en
of a'l S-1S-
DR. A. U IO KG I. Gary, Ind.
WHY SELL HUN PAPERS? Throufh the efforts of the American Defense Society and Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Field German language newspapers will no longer oe handled by the large group of dealers in the vicinity of Long Island Railroad Station. Atlantic and Flathush avenues, llrooklyn. The dealers posted signs yesterday informing customers of their action. Many were congratulated for the stand they took. Hun .language newspapers are still to be found for sale on newsstands and in news stores in Lake county. In Gary and Hammond German newspapers are prominently displayed on newsstands, some of which bear the American fine. How long do you suppose an Knglish language newspaper would last in Germany? Will American newsboys in Lake county follow' th- example of the New York newsboys?
POR JUDGE, ROOM 3. Editor TIMES: tjioso announce to ths voters of Lake
County that 1 will be 11 candidate for j Publican voters of Lake county that I for the office of Judge.; will be a candidate for nomination to
Editor TIMES: Will you please announce to the re-
maries, May 7. 3-1S-
GEORGE O. ECHAAF.
for the office of Judge,
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4.. ....... .v, ,n buu iiini l reflpecuuuy solicit the support of the republican voters T 3-25- DR. F. W. SALTB.
subject to the dec.sion of the republican
primaries. May 7. CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.
j Editor TIMES:
BUY A LIBERTY BOND, Editor TIMES:
please announce that I have with-: rieuse announce to the voters of Lake drawn as a candidate for the republican ' County that I am a candidate for Corononnnation of the superior court. J nor on the Republican ticket, subject to
4-s-
, ILLIAM M. DUNN.
VOB TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, Edlcor TIMES:
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the decision of the voters to be expressed at primaries. May 7, 1913. WILLIAM 11. MIKESCH. M. D.
TOR SHERirr. Editor TIMES: Will you please announce that I am a candidate for renomlnation on the republican ticket for Sheriff of Lake County, subject to the decision of tha primaries to be held May 7, and I respectfully solicit the support of all republicans? j-19- ' " LEW BARNES.
FARMERS CAN WHIP GERMANS. Much has been said and written about German efficiency. Lots of this has been plain bunk. If the Germans were as efficient as they have been said to be, they would have had us all whipped long ago. The farmer may be interested in knowing what the German farmer does in the way of being efficient. Statistics compiled before this war started show that the American farmer leads the world by 2 to 1. With the aid of vast quant i'ies of fertilizer, the Ger-
POR COUNTY ASSESStOB.
date for tne ouice oi j.o nsinp Assessor LKor TIMESof Calumet Township. Luke County, in-, rleaso ;nnounce my name as a candldiana. on the Republican ticket, subject 1 , 4
to the will of the voters at the primaries , , Republican ticket, auhler, ,0 ,,.! nomination for cue of the four Repre-
v 'u 7 19lk ' 1 . . . .1. . t , 1,.
to uc i.c. 1 .oi cf the voter nt h nr-n, ri. rt ' sentaiivti 10 111c -.-- ' " . v,,.. ,
POR CONSTABLE. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for constable for Calumet township. Lake county. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary. May 7, 1018. 4-12- PETE PERSON.
POR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for
3-4-
JOHN MFADDEN.
be held in May 0-7-
191S.
Editor T1MF.S:
please announce my name as a candl- j-,ji;or TIMES
dale !cr tne ciikc h .wnn lownsnip' Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on : the Ktpubiicnn ticket, subject to the
will of the voters nt tho primaries to be held in May 7, lL'IS. 3-3- JAMES CLEMENTS.
WM. BLACIC
! County on tr.e pepuhlican ticket, subject
to ttie priir.ury tt -irv ,, --ic., support of, all favoring good and progressive legislation. 3-22- CHARLES G. KINGWILL.
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor YIMES: Kindly announr- that I will be a candidate for re-n.ur.inm ;,in for the office of
township assessor for North township
man farmer produces more to the acre, bur at far greater I on n.c republican ticket at the primaries cost per bushel and he produces much less than half i on Uay lhu 7l"' lyis- r, . lt,.r 1 ! 3-21 P.EKT. E. HStilEK. as much per man. America's rich soil and American ma- i chlnery tell the story. The American farmer, when his I FOB JUSTICE OP THB PEACE.
Please announce my name as a candi
date for the offi.-e of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket, subject to the Editor TIMES: J w ill of the voters at the primaries to j please announce to the voters of Lake ! be held In May 7. 1918. i county that I will be a candidate for the I 3-7- HERMAN MEETER. : nomination for representative to the i , legislature from Lake County on tha ; CCBXBTISSIONER PISST DISTRICT, i ,-epublioa" ticket, subject to the prima- ; Editor TIMES: j ru., of il;iy 7th, 19 lv ; You may announce that I will be a; 3-23- OTTO G. FIFIELD. '' candidnto for County Commissioner for:
the First District on the republican. , ticket at the May primary. i
3-&- 11. II. DILS.
crops are harvested and sold, has twice as much money Editor TlMEa: .i' -..,.... -11-i.v. .1... ; r ,i,i Pleafe announce my name as a candl-
cx r y ur vj i umii un uii . i iiii i nr 111 rni iiit'in n inir j
surplus in Liberty bonds, American farmers will defeat j ln calumet Township. Lake County, lnthe Germans. Food and money will win the war. jdlar.a. on the Republican ticket. Subject ' to the primaries held May 7. 191S.
HENRY WELLNER.
FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE. Editor TIMES: j I'lease announce my nnme as a candl-j date for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the wi!l
of the voters at the primaries to be held
IT LOOKS THAT WAY. Within three years Chicago juries have acquitted 211 women who killed their husbands, so it would seem
rOR STATE SENATOR. Editor TIMES: Announce to the voters of Lake, Por-
date lor justice, or tne 1 nice xor n,i : --h 1918
1 will ue a candidate tor r nomination ; " J ', ,.. - ,,.,,...--for the position of State Senator from j MARAKY J. K RAJ, A SKI 'this lolnt district, mv randidacv belnir
subject to the decision of the republi-i Editor Times:
i i'lease announc
, 3-5-
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce thct T will a ranI rfidnte for re-nomiriation for Justice of
that next to aviation, husbanding is the most dangerous j t!le i-eace on the Republican ticket at
branch of the service there. Grand Rapids Press.
INDIANAPOLIS authorities running all the fortune tellers out of the city. Maybe the clairvoyants predicted that Gary would soon be the first city in the state and consequently got the Capitol rulers sore.
the primaries on May the 7th. 1S18. JOSEPH H. COTIIERY. Justice of the Peace, 3-jl- 6"2 Broadway.
CONSIDERING that
!'niiri.000 mn. women and
children will soon be clipping bond coupons the scissors industry ought to make great strides.
POR JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Editor TIMES: Please finnouro-e tint I am a candidate for r r ' lninntien for justice of the peace for .' in "alumtt township, subjeet to th" d-,-!siori of the r-publi.-ati primaries. 4-27- EDWARD A GROSS.
can primaries. 3-9
D. M. KINDER.
TOR SENATOR. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake, Jasp.-r, New t. n and Porter eounties. that I will be a candidate for Joint-senator, subject to the republican primaries, Ma.j 7th. 4-15- WILL BROWN.
to th- voters of North
j township. Lake county, that I will be !a candidate for the nomination for the I f.ffi.-o of con -talee on the Republican 'cket nt the primaries to be held on I.May 7th, 1318. JOHN PORA.
POR JOINT SENATOR. I desire to announc my candidacy for th" nominal 1. ip Tor joint semtor on the Republi, an '. ':' on a r ial form of fairer tax laws, necessary laws to back up our boys In C'-o trercr-es and I court
Democratic Ticket.
Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of Nor'ti Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7. 1918. 3-1S- JOHN M. BIELSKI.
Laka County's dead lav tbe war wit to Germany and Auitrla-Hua. rary: ROBERT MARKLEY. Hammond; drowned off coast of Ne Jersey. May 28. DENNIS HANNON. Indiana Hartror; ptomaine poison, at Fort Cglethrope. Chattanooga, Tent).. June 11. KARL WELSBT. Whiting; U. S. I. Died at Fort Sam Houston of spinal m-ningitia. July 28, 1917. FRANK MANLET. Indiana Harbor; killed ln Franca at Battle of Lille. Aug. 15. ARTHUR BASELEK. Hammond; died at Lion Springs, Tex , of spinal meningitis. August 26. JOHN SAMBROOKS, East Chi(ago; killed in prance, Sept. 16. ARTHUR ROBERTSON. Garyj killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATT A, Gary; killed at Vimy Ridge. JAMES MAC KINZIE. Garyj killed at Vliny Ridge. DOLPH BIETiZYKI. East Chicago; killed in France. Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident ai Taliaferro fields, Everman, Tex, Dec. 1, 1917. HARRY CUTHBERT LONG, Indiana Harbor; killed In accident at Ft. Blisa. Texas. Dec. 10. DEKWOOD DICKINSON, Lowell; died somewhere in France, of pneumonia. Dec. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Hobart; killed by explotiOD IB France. Dec. 22. THOMAS V. RATCLIFFE, Gary; killed somewhere in Franca, Feb. 2 4. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Polit; died of pneumonia in Brooklyn, March 7. after being on a torf. doed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed somewhere in France. March S. MICHAEL STEPICH, Whiting; Camp Talor; pneumonia. Marcij 14. RORERT A SPIN. Gary: Co. F. 151st infantry: Camp Shelby: typhoid: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted at Hammond. Jan. 8, in U. S. cavalry. Died at Delrlo. Tex.. April . 3. PAUL FULTON. Tolleston. died in hospital. Marfa, Texas, April 6, 1918. Sergeant, machine gun battalion. 8th cavalry. WOUNDED. ROBERT M. BEATTY. Ham. mond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 26. R. A. SPARKS. Highland. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY RAKEMAN, Hammond; 6th engineers. Fiance. April 7.
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