Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1918 — Page 4

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THE -TIMES. Monday, May 6,' 1018.

THE T!IV!ES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY.

'awmrasBEotaMBssigssHv ma

Political A miouncement

The Lak f:mJiv. i i; 2S. J ..is.

The Tim,

. ii ; n t v a at

T!me Daily except Saturday and the postoifioe in Hammond. June

- East Chieaifi-Ind'ana. Hitler, daily to-d at the postof tl-.e in ".. t Cbicagt

?xeept Nov-

gar,

The !,::!,- Countv Tlms- SntM'M ir and Weekly F.dltbm. ; -nt"'l th no-;ffw In Hammond. February 4. 1 j X'a" ;:..r.v Hve.v.ntf fame l-i.lv - -,1 Sunday. Lntfroii -it rh,. n.wr ,1...-,- i iuii I

Ail under the' vt "of March U.' 1ST. a'fonJ-clw 1 vell look To tlr palriotism of tt.t thousand of war wo

s: :

K)iii:i(i i-i;j:,J::iK. .

tDVI !!TIlMi OI'KIt r..

. Chicasro

made a wonderful showing and this is all the more remarkable when one considers that In Industrial renters '.hat .! many or' the people are- foreign born. East Ch'cvo Indiana Harbor, population r3,0t, has furnidied more than H'.iiOo lor. er. and th federal census reports

say that th pete r.tage of people of foreign birth in ; - tur.t ciiy is the greatest in Indiana, less than half beinc ! RcpUulicail Ticket, born in A merica. I roa COUrfTT TBEASDBEB- ... . , , IiKl'Ti U TIMES.:

la...,- ma: r.-. ten the,,- own story, tar oene, man 1u.aM, HI,.1(JUIK. ltir,h your paper; , K,.ublh prunary.

a;i array -of illusive paragraphs, and otht'i- c unities in to the voters that KnU'h ! i 3 . . 1 1. a

h-iviro- j. iiv:iiiir nri 1'iort ion of wpnl'h. mav for ten ye.iri de, uty tr-. airri ;

('nuntv, Hks tii In- ITi'tii""-" ti,p dm., of tin- Republican

primaries is May T, 1 1 s

means littiu tu 111 UO ."

Pha.se announce to the voters of Culum.-t Toivnsliip, that I will torn a candidate fur t in- nomination for Town-J-hip Trustee, subject to tho decision of

viry. W. J. WILLIAMS.

aa;:ana.

A kind word

It means lots to

TEl ElMi.lVES. H.T;i!!Mn (private exchange) (Cad for w:ia.-iv : t nio-i t Hiry O.'rt -e N'a.sait X- T'.nnir.-n. Knnt Chicago F. L. Evan., r-S-it fi'.cuffo Fast ChicnB... Til- T:in.-. In.i ina H.Th.ir iN'.-uw Kcnl-rl li'i'.i"'i Hal bor V. t-.-i-t--r ui: i C';a--. A-H "i-:t :lrr u -i r ; "

. .3100. 3101. 310S j W.-.Tl'c i ) j T.'tcp'a.ini" 1 i i j T..l.-phon :'l ; .T- i-ph S !2-U T.-ifph.a.- SJ . T.-i-r'iii' fi2 .).-'tV!..ph-M-.-. 2 . .T-..,.hciJ- mi-M . , .T.-a vh.-v J-

Largcr Paici-Up Circulation Thar, Any Two Other Papers in thi Calumet Region.

Tl.

SAVE WHEAT, savins is Ar.terica' rao.i

vi'al food prob

Ii.iltnr TiMI'.S: You are an . 1-a i.r to :iou

lti'i'i:tilicun v

I oiii a

ive to tho

r3 ,f Lake t.'ounty '""i i

CHtiili-.liitc f.-r iii'ii'"""

10 THOr?TT!E ITOHTH TOWKSHIP. l-lit'.r TIMli-S: I'h aiii:,.u!ii. to thij vfjtt-rs cf . North T.v.!itU.!p. that 1 will bj a: :i::li.iat- f..r O,.? n .niSn.-i ' i--i lor Town- ; tan Tru !.-. :.uf.J. ti- th-.; di.cihlon of Mi-' la pul.l k. ui pi imar v. v;j. K. VAVKIt I

ti ir

THE PASSING I ! SHOW j 1 I v ... -jJ - i

III !' II .' Iju' lofllt I I

"N'O." he gasped, -this la the worst "THIXG that ever hRppenpd to me.LORKy how some, of those s-iH

w.i,n at Washington fi:ied wi

coniiji-tcnt s I0 r.-ak:

ith in-

TES, v.om-r, have a rrpular cinch In this war THJ:r d. n't hr,P mm)i to r-o with it THKT only l.eur th m-:n who gn nut l.fc-ht

v.-1,1 1b thr

are rei't-l

THi: fmniiK- In ;- i u.i. -i.titi i-

J'.i "T li.-f,l w H h 1 1 ' ti

ri'iicd State? Food Administration, In viow of

ral va,,;f -hurtaa-. a-ks ov- v ciur.-n to ob- , hourly Treasury .a - i ii,,. i:.-j . toil mi tick'-t. I'oiiov- :'t- ntnetHr. il rules: i .ri-i.-n of tin: i,r.ni--it i

ir support

:,'(! iViiiiy on M.bjfct to t tie s .ii M'v T- 1

If y.iti h .- any fotiMe p tt:r. p!ai"t b,TAi!atc!y to th" i-;r"i!-t! Ti'n Ti!!i- w.:i n it r'p-ui

o - t v. r i ; i s r.r ; . : 1 1--

r.y i

Ti.'- T iv ni:vki- ooin-a-p r :i.-nt. !', f for the r;irn of ..) w-; 1 1 in ir notice a con y-

-isimun

X ion. S:i : t ut disoret ion.

rned

Ictt'T

of g'-nvral

T? rr m p t ' v

?'OTicn to si psruinrn. fa I t- rece-ve your copy rf The

as you have in t!

p.it. please il. n-st tMr.k j nt on time. R.-"irm!-f-r that '

I The i i ni'.od.

ttap'tatt

t-very fiiid o

tas'. - : :;:; In pro-nit "nifa'h as 1'!;. f - a

a n v

lay and cv cry rnt'tt! ;t "w!x aat'e.-s any kind eontitinini; "'.aait oi :il(dur-ly itoci-.-sary for iii'aUh

.. i

in'-a:. wiictit

. rep-ct fully . cMr.uaaacy.

i he ii

tiiomas v. r.'r-r.KT3.

I .a i tor TiMCS: K : t , 1 1 1 y !i;:!:riLir(N 'ith Tmvn.'liip, that '-it" for .- !.:,, tl.-l Tru T . fi, i j. , -t i ,, t ; . o:.l. j -i ::,-: rs.

ii ami cured i:i;its or an liincs, poia- , l-um-r ;i.mi..-.

. .. i n re run- ;

nd i.tho r e.Tcals .s'-ch as corn and; Kindly announ.-e r.-.y ' .....

. . rmllK V ' "

i. .... i

W 111 Ul I In.' V I'H 1 l" tie held in May 7, 1'JlS.

l.i.iL'lS r.iJi.f.-

pariiless" days have he

dEti- for the olfu-i

on the Kcoalili'-au tel.''1.

CKTIi TOVHE3IPto th" vutm of

I v. iM h- n -arcltii l .r To v. n- hip : -- oei-.-.a-in i-t' the V.T !.'" e TioON'.

rCXC TRUSTEE ICOETH TOWNSHIP.

-'y or, . r- r-i.-i .f ti..- j,r,o !,' ! v !--, -. .: J '"' - v" : .i !, f r

'UK ; !

artj!" '1

bit it a K f i n

'.'i on

t),.-i

to ;-'-t

!t has h-'en lost or w.,s not

the railroads are ensras -1 with the urgent tv. vs nient e.f troops and their supplies; that there is uroi-cial pressure In various parts of the country for food and fuel: that i the railroads have more bu!nrs than they can handle j promptly. For that reason many tra'tin fit''' lat. The i Timbs has inereed its mail ns e'l-i'pnier.t and is - j operating- In every way with the pos toTac " dep-rtnient -to expedite delivery. Even so, delays are inev.tab! be-; cause cf th enormous d"r,i.ir.Js upon the i..'.. 'aa and tha withdrawal of men from many hno.t of work.

;a vert; a o w p V,'i ha.-o

'ia.t -d.

t!".a

o now no rosi r-ct ion.s on the particulat' i a. id except vxhea. , however, that no food of any

runThe Kind

I' !: II' , - r.-h,

snffieier.t wheat to feed out- arniicliies we r.ntne' Iop- for victory.

ti-r of l.a'

:Uf for '

fA?. K1ar .ii? 'vK'.ta f-

SAVAGERY THAT SURPASSES HISTORY. By pouring 100.0"O shells into it, the kaiser's army has wiped from the earth the ur.military city of Rheims, and destroyed the noblest cathedral in Franca. Until four years aco, e ery school boy roa dins of the vandalism and frightful atrocities committed in the Dark Ages, and the destruction of the Alexandrian library, containing all the records and manuscripts of the ancient world, marvel.' d a' taes" L iau.l casailine cruelties and beT'"oueh.T himself, these are harbnrinns. n;;r wars are conducted according to t h conventions o a higher civilization and ancient landmark? and works of art are valued and respected. Ii has taken kaiserisni and rrussir.nisni to disabuse the modern world of the notion that barbarism' was an impossibility in the twentieth century. The cold-blooded cruelty of the Apache Indian as se down In American history, makes the blood of the read-r run cold. But Prussian militarism shows the savae? Apache a poor

secona-rater. n nas outraged tuousanus o: women. SOund like

nacKeu uie nana. on ot uoigian iniants, ana emasculated .-.a--.iv

REST ROOMS FOR WOMEN. Many towns and cities, through 'he nenOas o. women' 4 clubs, have provided in the cour!hoc..-e. c:"y hall or some other buiidintf a rest room for won.'!".. They seem to take especially veil in county oeais, being of great convenience t, country women. The federal government through tlv department of

3-li-

J023E saPEEios ccrrr "to

lilitor TJMKS: l'l-e.-?e oni. ouric-f to th a.Maily th.it 1 will ' th.. i:e:-i:lH an n.-t.ara!

i . 1 ... .,oc-

U.; Isa.'iTi'.r t on: i. i-'1 "" v .... tit.. vore at the mysi'ii, tuhj'-i t to i'n v

s O be h-ld M'ly

I oarn-stl) ak the iiroit . b.i.

Vllt':u S Kiaii-ii.

1 Tr. t , t r. vf -t rrs r r i. lint I v. i ii im a .-."ri'il"Pi n.-i M. I - r ",' o ;i:-!il ;. t t . t - .;-.-,. ji.n of ttK-

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j' ui :.-.i.

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Midi

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t hire'

I'rlncii

I oat 3-4-

I'learc .uiro.ojio Inf.; on 1 la i !jf : -up tru 5 '.-.- )"' ."Ot t J th" J

toy ricrc.e as a cendl-i'-ttii tlc'.'-ts for town-. the o-t t.-" n"htp, sub- . y Moy 7. 111S

: i -1

'II' 'MAS ?.tattiii-:vs.

JVDC.S ETJ37XEIOR COURT HO. 2. ii.-.. TIV I '? '

1 ' V.,o..... I,',,-,.,,,.," to the ot TS of Unk.'

1 Cgunly

tor TP' . n 'J ! - j - on a. a t r . - .

o-unee oy natn ft si a candl- ; : ( i:!--:;c,;n tu l- et for tovvn-l'-r N-.i'ih t.e.vf.-lii!-. fcuhitct

I will b" n can'lHKiie mi t.( tic: pi , ;.,i ,y 7, 1.11,.

agricu!ti:re is encouraging the movement and has is- : the XJepuhlican n. mic.-aa-'n ij- l7Q s ' - '' (-'-'o'K'i I a.'.T.KH, sued a free bookie on the rest room (tuestion. .tru l.fke Sur-ri.T Oeurt. H'--'--'i ; Z-Zu Kx-AUmw.ti i.t Ward, Hammond. . . , ) ,-t to th" .Id ivi.'ii of tr.e 1 rii.mr.i

i.i uuvr loiiiii.' t. 1 1 V.0.10L.. -i.ii "1-1-"1" '" " Mav -lh .). i (-ariKR'-iy sooi-'i-$l-v and I he city council a like sum. This was used I up",.rt of all.

JOHN' P. KI N st.i'i. j Fart Chiiaso, Ind. i

v.'i: -

W If K.N' 'i : ! 101: S' 1.'! 1: fa

v 1 : 1 t 1 i; v t : ' i i n t - VK si aii : .

A HI I.I . THKV it'i vi '

"A I : I i ; ' I tn.lrii"!"'

'h'-ti. au'litor ( Fditor T 1 MliS : ! I'"-aus- of the ir.-iny r!i:'-ts from' r::aiiy I arts oT tl,.- (utmry I h.i ' decided to ar.no.ii. tuy -aiiu;..-icy for prose.-ut-iriiC attorney, su'njuct to the decision of i

the rtpublican primaries. --1E-1 JA.MI.S A. PATTliRSON".

I.IVH with the nriM who enme hue's.

I A.VD rnourn for tWe who do ot V'iJ f'ar 'e never wit! properly un- ! rsifand aato iranufcturer for

WHII.i: pawmir

,f i o-ir limousine

und underneath

V. fot.r.d . ra I plae.-s V'HKIHT urravp r-ups iniRti

h a v 1

AMi

iS to ui; .,.-? " ri.ost J-.r. and jr:

in ira,trfr csrta lot of jrt-.-

r. '

a?-te th ci tro'v iiist

or. wh.-rever their hand happens

' !i t '.

' f h r - to-.- t t.r,t

vhat a lot n girl get? r mother after the

d a vvrr. 3 .1-

-' r'nuo ! i.j a. to have i; a,

all w can to- w.n the v ar

VS; f'jily X;.. , (. y.-MI-: f t dark nights V.JIKX we have rolled into the hay TO have the v.if OliDKH us out Ti a Kf up all th" barberry liuslwithin a K.rmS of l.:.rtXl-o fr-"t IIAVINN; forgotten th.in Curing :': day. MANY a man WHOM to ineY-.t r,n ty, j.,, Y'U; would think is perfectly lisp; IS being- gnawcj by a secret grief BECAFSE he is wearing a sliirt nr, '.

for furnishing a room in the court house, and club worn- ; en and business men each month gave a small sum to pay t xp -118-3 and to employ ; matron. In still anoiher j city, when1 a like plan was followed, the thing was soon !

3-5-

roE coEONia. litor TIMlkS: I Villi h" it e-nlidnte for the republl-

riease

announce to the voters of Lake

County that I will

be a

cand.date for

-elf-payinc because of the addition of a lunchroom and ,ho Republican nomtnatioiv of

then a woman's exchange. If this suiceestion is irood for the county seat why's ro .a.::! as suitable for the cities. laa n the Comrtitrcial clubs might set aside a rest room for womfn who have occasion to come to the business center.

ll-

Julge of

can n-. ;:..n-i! ifi f.-r coroner of Kuke county, s-ubj. . t the d -oision of th

; 7. DM. E. V.. EVAN'S.

POE COU!?TY SXJKVETOa. Editor TIMES: Will you pleas nr.no'tnc to the re-pub'ionrf-s f heko Ci.un'y that. I will hs a cnudiih.te for reriotnlnation for the office of County Survivor, which I now hold, before the republican primaries . n May 7? 3-12 HAY SEE LET.

pi :n an. s on 3-S-

the UiM sup.Tioi v........ -- Editor TIMES-

yself. Fi.b-'Ct to inc

iY;nuiy annojrice trtrouprli your r''.b'l

1 succeed m

1 of May 7. 1.'18

3-3-

WALTE-K T. HAEDT.

OVER MELTING POT. Fonder for a moment such names as these; Oritz'anck, I'esaa. f'arbu, Tatro. Ea'-landelli, Cerulio, Farona, "iltiau, I'drem.-.-tro. iap )!i;'o; ' i, Stornska Zambune, ',.- olski, Za.bresUy, CiinkenhKan'. Lerotix, N'olii, Sakowich, Kuzmisky, Pa!?olo.gu, Kiswcirth. Corretjer, Mark arc wicz, Meidow'ski, Habelo. iind 'a'oharcs. These names

t ;

the nib-

Ed 1 tor TIMES: F'cse fly to the voters of Lake nr.'n,V that I am a ci-t.-ltdete for the

Republican nomination for Judge o! 1 .t, superior Court. Room No. 2.

ject to the vote of th- primary election. Mav 7. 1?1. I r::rn-s:ly r.rk investUation, and if found wot 'by. t' sui-port

of all. 3-13-

CLEIHI LAXH CIZCTTIT CCTJET. Editor TIME?:

Kindly announce to the voters of Lake' by hl" wif 8ml i'mlnPted County that I will be a candidate on thai WITH a necktie Hep-abb. an ticket for nomination, to I , ... -ac-eed myself, to the offi- of Cleric : THAT fho hli bought I .ah--: Supcr.or Court, subj-ct to the de-J FOR two-bits in rorr.o &aie. ci ion of the rriir.aric-s to be held May i on'v knows where

snt.jecc : -tl, ,,

vo u:o wui ui me rct-utairan voters. 1 ., .g 3-is- w:. a. ur,i:-:i. j '

Gary, Ind. ,

rat ion tha I v. , offi- e of C,. roio-r primary to bo h

1 U C! f.-r E.-iU--,-i . . 7

' 1 1 ' ' v ,-i t t h "

HERBERT 1

'HEATOX. I

TAXI EL J. SIOHAX.

or crucified prisoners of war. Its favorite pastime is

bombard Red Cross hosr iti Is. Thas ha? become so customary that the sign of the Red Cross, which until this war, has always been respected, is now being stripped from all ally ambulances and hospitals that they may better escape the attacks of this brutish enemy.

rOBt, JtTDGE. KOOil 3.

a ast. ot : r. ,,n ov , b-Ueias. hut they are : ,...,,., times:

mm. s of American stdiliers taken tit ranflom tuase antuunce to th-i voters of Lake-

O ! rp-.r,:,,. , r , y ... 1.,.. it,,.,., -1-1,.-... CnnntV tiiat I w 1

! ..iii.i 1 .- ..'ii. 1 1 . 1.1 i i lit '...1 i ii uii rr u ;. !. 1 1 : - 1 - -

renominalion l-i m

Editor TIMES: Will you ; : Publican o; : w iil l.o a . 01. the o.'T.co , prima ro s May

.voitcii. tijr; tup; 01 1 voters? 2--0- DI

FOB COTJITTTT COJOHSSION'ZB.

j Editor TIMES : j I Please announce to the voters of Lake ! i.su announce to the re-' County that I will be a candidate for : ef Lake county that I , renr ruination for the r-riee of County' a into for nomination to Commissioner for f.rst district, subject l oner at the rei ubbcan to the derision of the republican prl- !

and that 1 respectfully, maric-s. May 7.

jf the

I t'.

T: publicaa S A EE It.

3-1S-

GEOROE O. SCHAAF.

l-e u

indicat" that the mepaig pot has succeeded largely in

IS LIFE TO BE HELD SO CHEAPLY? Every sixty hours the white plastue exacts a life in Lake county. With an increased population and crowded conditions we may soon cxpsct tuberculosis killing some one here every forty-eigh hours. The vcar department has already sent back nine Lake county soldiers who have developed the disease. These men must be cart:i for. But more than these must be looked ou: for the children, the mothers, the wage earners. It ia believed that with a county tttoerculosis sanitarium that within a year 147 persons now doom d to die will have their lives preserved. Th cost will riot be much. The taxpayer who pays on a valuation of one thousand dollars -will er.ly bo asked to give t-wenty-f.vo cent? a yar; th" corporation that is assessed on one hundred thousand dollars will only have to give $25. In tie faco of thcse things, in the lieht of the request of our government that we car. for sick soldiers and prevent others from pelting sick, it would be folly not to sign the petition that wili pay the way for the tuberculosis hospital. Suh a hospital wili bring aid end treatment, to the many -who have not the money to go to private sanitariums or to th" sou'hwesa. THEY ARE COMING.

candidate for

!f,Cf of Judge.

1 rtoom 3. Lake t-w nor oun. at ury. ,

its mission in this country, and they also tend to show 1 cuba:ct to tha decision of the republican why every third person in Lake county own? a Liberty ! primaries. May 7.

. . , .... . , ' CHAKLcs 1- '..i.ui..Mi.i.u

jlM

Editor TIMK.-s: i'h-as- imt.i uiio: to the voters: of Lake

I aai a candidate for Coro-

I rirpmw

I Editor TIMES: ! j Will you pkflpe announte that I am a' candidate for renomination on the re-j

iepubl'can tick

lit', subject to

' 'mbiiean tb-ket for Sheriff of Lake

bond. Lake county is have lust such names.

'l:-ed with Americans who

ty s

And men w ho are Amer'.ean.s, j -r-w TOWBSaXP ASSSSZOX

Inilianapolis News, frequently show a greater Editor TIMES:

'. ounty tu ii'-r on tht

he ,!.-. :smn ...f the voters to be express- j County, subject to the decision of tne d at primaries, Mav 7, n-i. ' primaries to be held May ., and I reY ILL I AM, H."lIIKEt?c'lI M n I spectfully solicit the sv pport of all re-

devotion to the country than some of those who have birthright membership in th" federation of state?.

Flease announce my name as a candl- I

date for the olfae. of Township Assessor, of Calumet Township. Li.ke County, la-' diana. on the Republican ticket, subject, to the will of tho voters at the primaries j to be held in May 7, 1918. j 3.4. JOHN' M FADDE.N'.

f publicans? i 3-1U-

LEW HARN'ES.

Editor TIMES: Flvtase Biir.our.ee my name as a candl-

NEWSPAPERS AND THE WAR. War powers should be handled wisely and cautiously. No interests in the country will yield more generously and willingly to every just command of the

government than the newspapers, but that is no reason j date for the oftice of Notth township . ... . . . , , , - , . Assessor of Lake County. Indiana, on why they snouM aadicate thc.r normal and lawful tune- ; i? R, puhii, Hn ticket, subject lo the tions and stand around prayirtg the rnountair.s to fall on wul of the voters ut tha primaries to them or run th- ir business for them. lirooklvn Sand- ; be laid la May 7. 11S. . . ! 3-9- JAMES CLEMENTS, ard I mon.

roa county ASSLiooa.

Editor TIMES: I I'lease aim un -e my rnme 33 a randl-; 103 CONSTABLE. cat-? for tho office of County Assess ''Editor TIMES: t n the R'titWicii ticket, suhje. t to th , Please announce my name as a candlw ill of the veti-rs at the primaries to rtnt. for constable for Calumet township,

be held 111 May , EHS. 3-7- WM. KLACK.

' alitor TIMES:

"cait i.nii ounce my name as a candl-; bit- fi.r the office of County Assessor: on the ip. rub' lean ticket, subject to the' will of the v.ars at tie; pr.mariea to-

be held Jti May 7. MM.

j L.ake count-. I ticket, f ubj , 131 S. i 4-12-

Ind'ana, oil the Republican t to the prm.ary. May 7.

. FETE FERSOX.

rOE REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES:

Flease announce tc tlie voters of Lake j

FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOK.

THERE are about a dozen republican newspapers Editor TIMES: .1 1 11 , . i- 1. . ,1 . Kindly announce that I will be a cm

ii;i- . 1,1 o i. , i.i. 1 1','i ih r wit riri n ti'rai c; i I e'i

HERMAN MEETER.

ICirEE TI33T DISTEICT.

botn in this nf-igliborhood. --fiary Post. We don't knotv any republican editors around here who are conceited enough to think thy can touch the marchles Horace with a ten-foot stick. All the Horace Greeipvs around here come from Hooppole township, somewhere in Ohio.

PMl'KROR of Austria has ordered his motherim law out of the country. We niight make a motiier-in-law Joke out of this, but. as the Hapsburgs and Hohenzolierns are women fighters he probably feared lie was not the equal of the old lady and so forced !i"r oat.

dioiatj 1'' tow nshr on tile r 011 May 3-11

r re-m" mtnarion for the oifice of a.-.se'-or l-r North toun.-hip 1'ubll. nn t.cK-t at tho priniuries tiie Tib. ialS. LEilT. E. KSCHillL

j County that I will be a candidate t or j i nomination for cue of the lour Kepre- j I sentaticea to the j.cgislaturo from Lake

Iset. subject

IS, and ask

! County en tr.e republican 1 .,r,.,--w of tpv 7.

COaEuTI:

e aa t t

Vi .1 ii';, v .-mnniinro tTint I will K to the pru

candidate f-r Cau-y Commissioner fori support of ail favoring good and pro-

a,.. F rst laarof oe tho r.,.,,1,11... ' gressive iifcisi'iii'-ii'

tnkct at tho May pninary.

2-b-

rcpublican

II. II. DILS.

CHA R EES

K1NGWILL.

vTar has been declared on the labor slacker, both l - advertts.es for news photographer'. If you

men and women. Government investigators are headed 1 nnw anv om 'hat 13 more nervy, more ubiquitous this war. i than a nfws camara man we'll eat our hat. Six of

This is the best news that has hit the reeion for a long time. It will effectually dispose of the scarlet women in West Hammond and the poolroom, gun-oting -parasites that live off them. Now ail together for a real clean-up.

THE PATRIOTISM OF LAKE COUNTY. Asked to Cive J'l.ia.'i !.-,:! L:1'K,. p.,.. ,;if third Liberty loan, Lake c.iun'y litis alrep.d.- co ap- at toss v. ith $6,000,000 and wi'h several thousand subsr-ril.-ers than were registered in the first two loans combined. Nearly fl 1,01'ie persons, out of a popi;b'' ion of in.',,ia.i-) hr.ve bough bends h.re.

Every subdivision, Cnr Crown Pc-in. as well ps

those chaps will drive a trench.

rompany of Germans out of

roa justice or the peace. Editor TIMES: , I'i.;. -so announce: my name as a candl-; date for Ju-ioe "f the I'eace for and in Calumet Township. Lake Countv. Indiana, on the R.-pubiican ticket. Subj-ct to the primaries hold May 7. IMS. 2-5- HENRY WKLLNEK. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce that I will be a candidate for re-ii' ininnti 'n for Justice of the I'eace on the IP puidt'-r-n tiket at the prima ris on Mny the 7th. 19H. . JOSEPH H. CaTHKKY, Justice of the Peace, S-jl- tr,2 I.roadvvay.

Editor TIMES: Flease announce to tba voters of Lake Countv that 1 will be a candidate for the

Tomination for repress illative

FOB STATE EEIIATOK. Fitter TIM Km:

Announce t.. itrs of Lake. For- - mir.niiiii for repress illative to the

trr. Jas; r an! New ton Counties that i,.,.i,lniire from Lake County on tha

reoubiicun ticket, subject to uie prima-.

I w ill 1- a or. 11. ida t ,,r ri nomination fo.- the p.ieit.en of State S-nalor from this joint district, my candidacy being subject to the decision of the rcpublli a ti prima ri 3-'J D. M. KINDER.

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.y 7th. 1D1S. OTTO G. FI FIELD.

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Easi ca.icHgo, W stna'b-r coniuip.r.iti.-.-

roR justice or the peace. Edi'.-r TIMES: pl.-isc ;ir,!i- iiiio tbn I am a candl dr.te for riti'iriititttiet! 1'or jas'i' e of t .-

i-oaoe f,.r an.'. :ti C-dmn-t tmvtlf'tr

j.-or to the d-efsion of the r pulib-a a prinm rie;.

I 4. 7- r.TaV.VKK :n-' "iSS. j JUSTICE OP PEACE. CENTEH TWP. I Edit-r TIMES: 1 Flease announce that I will be a cen- ! didate for r-nommatlon for Justice of I the peace of Center township, to suci reed myself. n the p.epubtican ticket.

ctis occupation. Local grand juror su-M for maMciotis j subject to tha will ot" -he vo"m at the prosecution. I 1 rtm.ary on May 7. VIS.

3-25- HOWARD H. KEMP.

TOZZ SI.ti.TOiS, Iv!:'"r TIME..-': ll'.'l-i' a '-.:!'-;. u. e to f Ti e v.ot .fa-; if. N' wtuii and Pet t -r ... 1 will lie a can. b :a!- :' o j

subj.-ct to 1 1 . -.. r ; ii 7th. 4 -1 :, -

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ot -is of Lake, ..nut ies. that j in -senator, 1 ii.i iries, .Vejr

JOB TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE.

Editor TIMES: j Flease announce my name as a candl- j date for the office of Constable of North

Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the R. publican to ki t. subject to the will of the. voters at th-j primaries to be held ,,n May 7th. 1318. 3-;s MAKARY J. KRAJEWSKI.

MAYBE Secretary Baker brought that trench helmet hack from franco so as to he prepared when Congress drops shrapnel into the war department. THE furniture ho;ir"s tha- used to feather the nest for ?-0S -four rooms in the news; -are now willing to

fenflc r th" dining room for that much.

WILL FROWN.

TOZX JOII.T SENATOR. 1 l.e.i'.-- lo .ann-oiiH-" joy ran.b-laey f -r t'-e pon-ination for joint sirt'Cr on tlo p.epub!" T.n tick-t on ;i plai f.-rm :' f aa-or t a laws, nece.vnry la ws to bark :p ' ur I"-;, s in the tr'-:tfi'- at. ! I c -urt o 1- r.-'i-O'-n f lay aeiivit ,. s r" '-rd

Editor Times: "i'le.ar-o announce to the voters of North town-bi--. Lttl-.e county, tl.st I will be a ea'idi'bite for the nomination for the ,,ff'.o of constable 011 tlte Republican 1 -ok.-t at th-t primaries to lie held on May 7th. EOS. JOHN I'OHA.

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O. HOLMES.

Dsmccratic Ticket.

SERVING i .-y

and jury is g -ating to bo a haat

WAITING for the revolution 'ip.g for the kartle a boil.

in Go-many is like

Editor TIMES:

FOS PTtOSTXUTINS ATTOSNEV. Editor TIMER: El-t'-r TIMES: Flease snimuniit my name as a candlMake anounctnent to th" voter" of date for the offi- e of Constable of North Lake coun'y that I will h a candidate ! Tow n1"!.! p of l ake Coui '.y, Indiana, on for renoii-otia ion for the office of prose- j the Democratic ticket, subject vo the

cu lng a 1 1 o-ne , auojset to tne rcj'UDii-' will or tne voters at vue i-t iiiiui io m uo

en n j rima r n-s. r: 11-

K HUN'i

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held on May 3-1. S-

101'. J"!

M. RIELSKI.

Ealce County's deid la ta vrtLt Willi Gennssy and AastrlaHna ary : ROBERT MAP.KLET. Ham-ni'-nd: drowned oil coast of New Jersey, May 2S. DENNTfe HANNON. Indiana Harbor; ptomaine poison, at Fort UtfU-thrope. Chattanooga, Tenn.. .'en 11. KARL WELSH Y, Whiting; U. S. I. D,d at Fort Sam Houston of spinal meningitis. July liS. 1317. FRANK M'ANLEY. Indiana Harbor; killed In France at Battle of Lille. Aug. IS. ARTHUR BASELER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tex., of spinal meningitis, August 26. JOHN SAMLROUKS, Lata Caiiago; hiileu in France, Stpt. 16. ARTHUR I iOLERTUON, Gary; killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATTA. Gary; killed at Vimy Ridge. JAMES MACKENZIE, Cary; killed at Vimy Ridge. DOLITI RIEJiZYKI. East Chicago; killed i.i France, Nov. 27. E. BURTON IIUNULET. Gary; killed in aviation accident ai Taliaferro fields, Everman, Tea., Lec. 1. 1J1J. HARRY CUTIIBERT LONG. Indiana Harb'-r; killed in accident at Ft. Biisk. Texas. Dec. il. DERWOOD L1CKINSON. Lowell; died somewhere in France, of pncumoTiia, Dec. I'i. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Ht bart; kiiied by txpiobioa in France. Dec. 22. THOMAS V. RATCLII'I'E, Gary; killed somewhere in France. Feb. 2 4. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Foiat; died cf pneumonia In Brooklyn. March 7, after being ou a tcipcdjed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed somewhere in France. March 8. MICHAEL STEFICH. Wh.f.ny: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. Marc'i 14. ROBERT A SPIN. Gary: Co. F. 131st infantry; Camp Shelby; typhoid; March 17. CLIFFORD E. FETTT. enlisted nt Hammond. Jan. 8. in V. S. cavalry. Died at Delrlo, Tex.. April 3. PACE FULTON, Tolston. died in hospital. Marfa, T' vcaa April fi, 191 "4. Sergeant, machine gun battalion. 8th cavalry. WOUNDED. ROBERT M. I'EATT Y, Hammond. Trench mortar. France Feb. 25. R. A. SF'ARKS, Iligh'an b Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY PAKEMAK, Hammond: 6th engineers. France. April T.

35K"i KY DINK Better Trv Some Other Wav to Remove Percy's Grouch, Henrietta.

By C. A. VOIGHT

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