Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1918 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

Y THT. LKE COUNTY FHINTlNO A PUBLttMtNQ : COMPANY.

Sun Jay. Entered at the pestofO.ce In Hammond. SS.

The Times East Chlcago-Indlaus. Hsrbort dally eeP

citizens, bsit the majority of them are the giTi of the publisher. For an other purpose could iho same snace in Ihe same, publications have been purchased for all the wealth thai men have crcaied since the beginning of tirue. Lafayette Journal.

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TISLKPHOriSS. .... hmmond tpr'vate tithtar) . . r. 3109, lc" , (Call for whatever department win" ) .,, Cr7 O.'fl.e. . Telephone 131 Nmmi ThAmn... ''.' -V,V.'- T'liHM

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Ohlcasro, The. Time Teiepno" - Indaoa Harbor (Ntwi Dealer) Telphin J9 lr..-l;n IJtbr iv.t.nri.. . ,s Te.lonhnne JUS

Wfe:l;ng . . . - T(iMn gfl-M i Crown Point . . . '..' ' Taiephon 4 j Larger PaW-Cp Circulation Than Any Twa Other Paper In the Calumat Region. j IT you have any trouble -ettlna: Tha Times make cam- j rialst iaamedtatelr to the circulation department. ! Tae Tttnee rnl'A not be responsible tor the rMrn ol t my unsolicited articles or latter and wtti not noi'ce raou a -mi muni eat; on. Sbxort etaTed Jtttera of knraJ ( iftterest printed at eV.ecrettoa. 1 kerlCK TO I11HCR1BWU. If you fe!l t rsetfe jour oopy of Thi Tmn frojnrtly a you haea U lb paxt, pleaje lo not th:n It ha lan l-l xt nt eent on tftna. Kemanier that j the raUroaJs are wifid ertwit movement al j troop and their bailee; that thara la uauauaj prae're j In vaxloua iari ef the aitrr lor foed an4 fu) that j tha ratJroada hae nar btI&ei thaa they can bandte ; promptly. Tor Hjet reasaa ffiy tralne as late. Twa . Tiwie ha lnread U mallln equlpmeot and U c ; operatlar la avasy way with tfce poetofflce departmeat : l expedite eltvery. Keti M. 4eUye are tnaitab!a be-j tui af tha enoreaoua aeiuaatla rpoo the ra1!ro! and . U vlUidrawai me (( maay Unee ef work.

VON HINDENBURF'S TEARS. on Hindeiiburs has told the G-t-rman people no', to f'Mr (he yanlvf. The a1monii ion. no doubt, t based upon his own bend lonvictlon tha' the YanU AUE foei to he feaved They re now substant ia' ins H:ndy realiaatlon and belief. Hat Von Hindnburg realiy doesn't fe.ir the Vunk h i r the 1'KRSON A , conneij U'aee.K of allied victory, which the Americans have made a certair.. He feats it-.ribution. l'e tears the AWAKENED ierutan peopif. lit fea: he ui.'Kht ( A !iti-iit end th niUHT of her catiSti. lie is a tpita1 HUN buily, of nblch the gorilla ie the p:.i.: ;. A fclo v. ei -ins, toertns tuons'.er ! Von -Lnien burs htn his sang ie i'Ji him and his victim at il e adviatas;e. un Hicdenburg haa btaln -power, but hi.i u:a;n pomet coufidence of his coun' rymt-u i. wanlnr- Ha's sl-ppms sad knows i'. and dreads Tim day wben all Htmhied will know it.

!: is t.u;e tor tl; I'n.f-iMi a: lords t.i s nin? and preparing alibi? and ox;dana' ions. Souie of theni should select their asoestoinow aad abandon any notions of maneuterin 1 ency.

VlARftlAtiK Is aensrai!v a iar'ner-i hit !

WITH one s!nt rertner. BOMI cf ti certajpiy have a HARD row fo hoe

ni"i:K3 i-'t-t4 who i stirv''"fi how the drnft board

tits birth certtf.cat !i the recorlo

he he seaicite.1

IN thB daj and g-;r.eraliin FRO DA HI. V the only a(lvantne THE one ga"use4 cttnen ha ! 'hat HH can et elor-ir with TWO b-ittcn?. CAN you flfc-ure out what essential occupation the

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AND can't find any evldnr.'.-e thit r.i aver born ONK of the more graUfytMi IvE3T.'T,TS or hetnr on a wer basis JS the evidence it preaenta that t flKST power of our country HAS been nr'atly over-eatlrrn e,i :;KN-.VfOR P.KF.H

KAISERS six eons have

this war? I

YOU don't have to take your troubles

i i he 1 i

h :i ai f b i

' Ol or.'" take -hm cheer: :! t

HOXESTLT. with so mu--h "NICK jreen trass

butter oujb'

, SEVENTY cent j ashamed of its-elf.

be ;

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any t h ins bf"! t

THE Huns V.K sr!rr ir'

ire reported l'kra!na

Bi t wo c.iess ehe didn't have much

i NOBODY TO DO IT. These aie days when U is almost impossible to set inythin? dune. There wa a little Job of plumbing today. Do you suppose any of five firms had time to do it? None could promise under two weeks. We dii it ourselt". There --ere five tons of coal to put In tho basement Find n man to put it In? No! We put it in ourself. W'e had a roof to mend. A man thought he might possibly do : ics.de of a monh. V.V (hi !t ourself. rio it is In almost erc;y iiou!-... It is not only inti.r. power in war thst needed, but man power in the simplest demands of everyday life. If you want a ll'tle job of repairing done the hepr way 1o get it done is to do it yourself and grin p.nj retr it. If we had only known in t'- days of our toi lirk(n ambition, we would have learned to be a mastev of ail trades nnd been abl-? hot to snap our finger at the acerbities of life ami mend our own thinK- And no-,: we suggest a- a feature of the vocational training o much talked of tha the boys be permitted and directeti to graduate as the masters of al! trades. That m! V an I'em or. national strength.

DON'T FORGET MODESTY. L no oa- become obsessed of the very fonH.-h and f-'-e idea that the T'nited States is carrying more 'ban ? ' r burden of ihe war. If today our army had been rt cruied in proportion ;o our population aa England hay recruited hers we would now have eighteen million men in unif-.Tn. And r':r navy well, it would be i vasth '.".w:'?r navy than It is. We are as a nation doing well r'j wo r.re r.ot doir.e it a", by a long Fho' and tp -vos humiMatinft national spectacle today, next to the t-Iacke-: ;s the wind-jamming politician or the wind jamming new?' pap-r that boasts vain-rdoriously of our national achievements. National modesty at this time is a virtue to le ciilMvp.red intensively. Fort Wavne News.

THE GREATEST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN IN ALL HISTORY. Jinrno n.gnificent writing lias been done in bbai of the :-"ourii. Liberty Loan campaign. Appeals that at" calcu'-tted to touch every human emotion, pla- upn er.'rv phase of character, have been penned by men Ii;t'e short of inspired. Men writing under the sorrow cf personal loss. Men writing out of hatred for the awful crimes that have been committed. Men writing with the white hot fires of pauto'iso thrilling them through and through. I: is the eic-;ie.t a Ivrrtising campaign ever conduced in aiy land at any time in the world's history. 1' represents the acme of advertising art and science. Sometimes you find some little selfish seeker after political preferment assailing what it pleases him to term a " venal press." The preachers of class hatred strut t'iir brief hour berating newspapers, and funieiy seeking to arouse f'ifrust by charging them with beins. he etvants of designing rapi'al ben' upon th enrdavrmnv.i of mankind. Not all newspapers are honest and sincere; but the majority of theia arc. They strive for the betterment ol mankind. So tar as they are able they point the wav - be -r things, wain against dangers that lurk in th .t. . k and iP'--: ? ,'.-! v r:vrror the everyday life of the :iTt of every clinic. Give, heed to this. It is an amazing but unassailable truth. 'n all th" uniiprse there is n"" mncy eno.:j:h to buy the space 'hat newspapers, big and little, magazine.: and established pjbllcationa of every class in the 4'nited States have donated to the cause of the fight' in? Liberty Loan. N'evf i before w as there a project that meant so much to every American and to every human being in ail the world as does this Fourth Liberty Loan arid publishers have carried the message to their readers wjtn a unanimity ami ardor that. Is nothing Ip? han a-'onishing. The i.rst page, which is the newspaper's show window-, has rune wi:h the message. The editorial d.-pait-mem. in pi actically all cases sacred from the influence of the business office, has thundered with advertising for the Fighting Liberty Loan, while 'he advertising pages have bristled with the announeemcn : s. Some of thFe announcements have been paid for by patriotic

MEMORY.

Tbtre are many kinds of memory k.. ttein. bi: no one. :

has yet invented a system that will help a man forge1. Boots may deaden the senses for a v'.i'.ie and dope may lift one on the wings of dreams. b': '. n-rts ihe fearful awakening wnen memory becomes more mere! less than ver because it has been robbed of its rightful toll. No man can of himself drive awa the pangs ot memory --but there is a road to peice of mind for thot-e who are truly sorry for the stn which will nor be put out of one's mind. First, it's oulv tight and fair that the sin euiumit'ed should he confessed 1o the one who was inju-ed -whoever else one may confess to Serond. it's only right and fait that u b restitution as one can make should tie offeied to ihe one who wa injured. Hut memory is made hideous not only by our o'i: sin. bjit because of others' sin or failure. lu such cass the cultivation of the s-pirit of fc giveness will brine peace of mind, and the consciousness that each of us has his own short -comings which cans others to grieve and sorrow. Memory, top, is made unnappy betau.se of the loss o; on-: -..ho . loved but who has gone away for a brier time, perhaps, or forever. To secure peace of mind for those who suffer on thin account, there is work, woik. work for those w ho have suffered as we have, or for those who need our help for

whatever reason. j

Memory is merciless only to ihose who are defiatr of its power, but it is ever charitable to those who seek its favor In the atiemp' 'o crowd 'he heart and mind with lofiier thonchts and ambitions.

LIKES 11' tu -'a ' tier e h. THE trreate.'t joke of til d IF they draft me, I'll go." "THANK God t no longer fnshMpnitliie to be yiiyh'' SAID the n-:'gl.r.r cat :.- sl, nvnl t(, fe-. HER kitten over-s ibc ip' i, n i, THE Kourth I.ib' ty Loan

' on when I Til K V

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poor 1'KRHA F'S

would be belt

IK be had some sort of work to k-'p tits m.ti'J o' .-"jjii-'d.

i KVKN' dry

the Vi:,n l-darxl Ym e ptone

UKAHPS are said to h 1 rding

useful tit re-

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THK "iisins "trank much anvv.nv AT leat we bopf no. IT tn.-ik'-s os tm.Kh when w-e regj of

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K MSKIt telhnp h.s peop;.- I VH T haw you b-ft ''in t.i hoM oo:

GASOLINE. The gasoline situation turns out :o b raii.er simple. Trie produc'ion is not quite sutTicienf for the normal demand at home plus the abnormal demand abroad. In the winter we can get along very well, because the natural curtailment of pleasut e-riding saves enough gasoline for export requirements, and establishes a surplus bfrides. It was so last winter, and will be so the coming winter. In the summer we consume moie than is produced., making a deficit. Ordinarily the winter surplus w-juld make up the summer deficit. That is no longer true. It is openly a ques tion. then, how soon in the year that deficit become-; ser ious. and how i: is to be met when it come3. This year the. deficit might have hit us hard in September or October if the- fuel administra' ion had not acted before i' was reaily upon us. We are now saving the nece-sary fuol by having the greater part of the nation 's'r.ip .'.'urn using pleasure cars on Sunday. That "voluntary' method is said to be proving effective 1; arouses cons'derable criticism, however, owins to the fact that it is no" applied to 'he who" country, and owing to the local abuses that have attended its adoption. It is no1 that aut omobiltsts ate unwilling to acquiesce so much as that citizens and officials ate too zealous in forcing acquiescence, it might be better if the n;! were made mandatory Ihe government The prs . -0o. wou'd be better s-a'-sfWl if 'he west were included.

Where They Are News of L,ak.e? Co. Boys In Uncle Sam's Service

Mere and Over There

Letters are coming to THE TIMES from overseas in the last mail by swarms. Oar friends must have patience. We'll get them all in. Just watch. EDITOR. Vre vow doing; our blt r' tob writing any letter lit soldier bojf VV know oae man wbo vinrka Irt Hi IS biiuri n day. who flnds time to wrlle 5 or IO letter" a week to eoldler boy l France. How many do you wrltet No not to Tclctlve.. jool to nr!dler: The Time faa nubliehed name and Bddree of over 20 I. eke county aoldier boy. Jnat pick oat a few even thouah they be Ironaer and drop them n few llne each week. how your Interest In them. If othera enn d time can't yoof Some write n letter da. pprectnte theee leltere? Men and women, you don't know how much Rood letter So aoldler hoja. M rite to them often.

situation is ey natisfartory." said Major Vol Miltenbei ger. the ramp sut -geon "There has been tuark.u decrease of patients an:l we hop toe crost f the epdemic liae ! cn ifst tied " N'in deaths have been th toll for influenza sine it started a week ,-io. Ior thnn 000 ra?'s are brin; treated in t'.io base hoopitsl nd th overflow hospital. Two car.'cad" of medical and Fled Cross supplies havn arrived at the carrp from the Rod Cross headcjv.nrt' s ai Cleveland.

.1. 4. IToppe. of Hammond, I with Tr. Det. 9, Co C. Aero Technical Fchol at Indtanapo!!.

C orpora! .1. .1. ( untmina. f. It. I. 225. 'amp H:!l, Newport News. Va . js a rot her Times man who has mad; good. Go to :l. o'd bo; !

cnllnnt I owell lnil.

In Memorlam

iake Conaty'a dead In the war witH Oermany and Aurtria-Huag-aryt ROBKRT MARKl.ET, Hammond; drowned off coast .V. J . Mny 23. DENNIS HAXXON. Ind. Harbor; died at Ft Oglethorre. Tenn., Juni 11 TAMES MAC KENZII-i, Gary; killed In action France, May i, 1917. KAKT. WliLSBY. Whit i nr. i. S. I : died at Ft. Hr-,i-t... ;u:y 2iti 15)fHANK MoAN'LKT. In Harbor; killed In Frr.te, H.mi-s of Li'.ie, Aur. li iRTHCR BAFt:j..ER, liammond: tiled at Lion Sprit. Tex , August iC. lOHV SAVBROOK3, East chicisro; killed in Fiance, Sept. IS. eRTKCR ROEKRTSOX. :ar kiiled In Frar.-c, Oct ft. -.1EVT. JAMES VAN1 ATTA fJiry; killed at Vltiy l;.4e DOI.PII MIEDZTK.T. East '"IncaKO; killed In France. Nov. E BURTON. HVNDI.EV, Crr-: killed avia. a.e. et Fvrman Ter Df 3i: IKP.TtX CUTHBKKT .'NC. 7-, Harbor; k!U-d t Ft. Hls Tex r,ec It OtRWOOD DICKINEOV I.o.;l; riled somewhe- in P'an. e Pec. IS. lit EDWARD C. KOST8APF. Hobart: killed bv - s1 i- r-. rPr THOMAS V. HATCLIFFK. Gary; kllle.1 iWP,-,.., France Teh 24 FRED SCHMIDT, C. Foir.': oied In Brooklyn. Mareh ', on torpeaed V," rRJ'L. EDWARD M. tSUI.I IVAN'. Gary; killed In France V ch MICHAEL 8TEFTC1I. Whirry, Cemp Tavl-r; pneurr c ... .,-, h 4 ROBERT APPIX. Gary. Co. I'. 131st tnfVp. Fhetbv; tvr'h, d Mi.-1, :, sLIFFORD E PF.TTT. Hamnono; T'. St. cavalry, dd P'rk, T.. Apr!! 1 F'ACIv Ft'I.TOX. To".;stcn, died Marfc. Tt-:?.' A'rl! f, 131. VICTOR ETIOTr.lFFCar-. : killed at a-ia. cai.ir .nr. Anu.t.'o. April 151 1. 1 EFT. IRA B. KINC Oflry; e.-parted killed In France. April 21. 1318 NEWELL PEACHER. Otry; i;,avs Regis Fnit ?.-. died In X. J . !S:t E. BIRCH IlI;HKO G.',r ; . id. d.-pt ; died In fhi'ade'phia. !?. 1) MtSKEITICH, Hjn:moiof l ill'd cn Balkan front. May Cf, 191S. '''''- CALLs Karle Crc-k T.vp; killed In act ion. France. Jun 3. flS. I'VTI.'. I'T. VN1C TI.'t'KKi;, f t lit h !.i nd. Ind.. I :r,rs. ; kiil.-l. France. June s JOHN" MAC.FIRE5S. Garv; b-isj'.-r; ki!' 1 in union France, Jjne 25 JOHN' CAir.F.S. Gary; died .-t -trnp Tav'nr. Ky .Turn.- 5. ABRAM FI1T. Gar-,-. TS A' to cv,rpp; killed in fiction. Flare July "1 151 H l-nnCIIOCKI, ;h)y: killed at Rochester, X. T.. R. R. accident, July 15. HARVEY' HARR1SOX, Hammond. F. P. Navy; drowned in sinking of torpedoed F. S. W tover. July 11, in war zone. I.EUOT S. CROWN-OVER, Hammond; killed In action. France July 14 CRPL. GEORGE A LI. EN". Gary; killed in action. France. July 14. WILLIAM STEXDERSON-. Lowell. F. P. Navy; drowned at submarine base near Xew- London. July 19, 191S. HAROLD GOODRICH, Mtrrillville; killed in action. France j,y lg iJls CHARLES Ql'MI.KV, Ind Harb: r; killed In action. France. July ij. " C. J. TEUNONES. East Chicago; killed in action, Francv Tuly '3 1311 CHARLES BAZni. Gary. Co. H. ISth Inf.; died or" wound: Franc'c Jury S a PHILLIP PETERSOX. Hammond: died of wound, receive,, June 3 France 8EROT. MAKCl-S VALESTICH. Gary; killed in action. Francr JulflSls' PVTE. JOHX SANTA. Whiting; killed in action. France Jub- 191 FRANK STANI.SLAWSJCI. ind. Harbor. Tp. F. 7th Cav.;' killed " ... clder.t in South Chicago while on furlough. Aug 9 191 OS-car E. S HOVER. Indiana Harbor; F. S. ilarmes- killed in PLIEZO TSIORIAS, Indiana Harbor; U. S. Infantry; killed in action J. Z. McANOl, tlary. I . S. Engineers; killed in action lane CHARLES BOCOA. Gary. F. .A.; killed in action Julv g 1 ALPII COLTHOIiPE. Gary; Uied In France of disease. juiv 1?!s H WILSON". Gary, with Canadians; killed in action France ' lu'lv " LAWRENCE Ml'LVIlT, IFi.iimond. F. S. A ; died from ' wound- ln France. Auk. L ' STEVE STREFI. East Chicago. Co. L; kilted in adjon Juiy 1 - ROY XOEL. Indiana Harbor; killed in action in France July 13 13JS JOHN COi. V1LLE. Hammond. 1st Can. Eat.; killed in action uk 30 VATTON- DAVIS. Gary. Go. F; killed in action in France Tuiv i , ..FORGE R. PRANXOX. West Creek. Great Lakes; pneumonia. Sept '5 WALTKK K I. E II IFF, M,:.in-. F. S. F. A : killed in action Julv 15 ' "ARI. A. C,. CARLS iN, Gar;, F. S. F. A.; killed in action July 15 1:1 SSELL WALDO COON. Gary; killed in action, France Juiy u I'HOS. LISTER. Himtc.nd. Q. M O.; died at Camp Sherman Sent A RTHVR O. WISHMAN. Hobart. Co. K. F. A ; pneumonia. Cp Sh'dar THEODORE SCIIAl.FEIt. SVhu.na: Great Ikes. Spanish Intl.. W-p- 'n K. .). HAWLEV. Hammond: R. .'. overseas worker, Spanish Infl' Sept V LLOYD COLEMAN". Crown Point; Spanish infl.. Puget Sound. OcL 1. J4ISSXNG IJT ACTION. JOHN" ZBROWSKT. East Chicago; Somewhere in France. Julv 4th KARL DUPES, In. Harbor; enlisted July 1917, jn U. S. rna'rintg parents notified July 1C. 151 S. E. MASE. Eat Chicago; missing- in action In Frs.nee. July. 1?1. O. A. DUEPPE, Hammond; missinr in action, France, July, 1918. CORPORAL JOHN NESTOR, Gary; reported missinr Aug-. 6. in France GEORGE BEAL. next n kin. Andrew Kocalka, Gary. JOHN' GEXICIANKHIS. nest of kin. Win. Elisa. tcV'6 Grand at., Gary WM. PAPKA, East '5ary; found rnissin? since July ;i, France. HOMER FRIEND. Co. L. East Chicaso; missirr s.iue July 19. STEVE SZITAS. Co. L. East Chicago; missing since July 16. S AM TO DOR, Indiana Harbor; reported missinr, Fraticc. July 15 LEON ANGOSTINA. Co. L, East Chicagro; mia.slng in action, July 15. STANLEY POSWANKI, Co. L. East Chica50: missing since Juiy 15. MI LOS M LA DEN", Gary: missing since July 21, France ANTON" OV.ERNS. Indiana Harbor; missitiR since midd! of July, France. CLEMENT BEAM. Crown Point; missing in Frmce. July 24. WEST HAKUOXO. .1 OS. S. LIET7AX. W. Hammond, F. A.; killed tn pct'r -1. Fringe April RANK MIOTKA, West Hammond, U. S. Field Artillery; died at Dousla. Ariz, Jan. 17. 131S.

A . R.

Tom Pnrchae

in France, w . ; h toe famous 315 Am j tiie following to

Tr.. "o. ". A. I-:. F. He was one

line frt ,-.,r tr.e an-.p -ura: c

who "-e eta tinned in Co. 3 U. O. c

D. Camp Taylor. Rohde has j in? to the pator being in Griffltth

1 boys in camp

say shout Hammond j Sunday mornin:

Was pinrhing the bag TUv. Moor jsave

and Otto Ber?

LET WE FORGET. !i has been de-ided by the French govcrnrven: :.o confide to an international committee, rn whu n all the e ten e powers will be represented, 'he task o proving .-inlr.i ions of the laws of n-iiori wi.-f li the Oermtins huv heen sruilfy of cn riie wts'ern iron'. A wi--:e move. There ;s A disposi-ion to forget. F.,--sid&-. 'lip ha'f of the Pr.'..ian peril. :y and foulnrs? ha neer been to'd. Kinaiiy nccesasiy, it i suggested. -,s K rt.)L vorc. pact and fearless international couimitfee ': coxp'.lo and make public a book of infamy containing ihe ,-. spies, trai'or and profi'eers.

lr. Maranret Boaer f ! f'ondit sit e,-t. Heirinor.d. ha? ie..r -ved a lftr from her son Lee R. Fsnklm. th Mecb-.ne G m Rattai.cn. Srd DiMsion. r,t-rt-t, t n in t'rarre. ti'.TR her Vi n t

",-ie is now dt v'njt tn.eks end Is deliv-f

erttie the mat! to the bo- s in She t.er.ches. He aaris that the 00' s urely like to se him.

Mrs. Floyd Hlreh. St. John, left Mdav evening for l-wa to vt!. with her husband who has been trarsferred from Washington lo a camp at Iowa. Carl F.rfert, of I.anmlnc. i on an cia'' f--rio-igh and will -t'irn t" d-.t'-Tl.ursdav. lit state he re;tJv t go c 1 in a short t rr. e .

Frank J. I.ovla, cf East hi-afce. nrrvri a: i .-r p Fpton. N". Y . and h's a ival s-,:riewhe;- else ti;- b expected befoie the year is oit.

Purcell Kirk. In the I'. Maine j service, and trim lives with h's m..th- 1 er, Mrs. Autie K.:k in South Mapcin

aep'..e, e.ast t.n.cag-?. is on 1 . Ind .a r. apol 's befoie bc.r, caii'd ba' . i ith more than ltno case of bronr v j h't.s i'tii hea l . olds at Car.ip She -man. i carrp ph-sii-isns say -est still fal! lr. 1 hec:. . C.ochrlnaer of Hm-j,rl ,-,s a r v Mif;n7i A,-.hnnrb the me nd. i ' ting h'i' hushand who : j .'est'; n s under -.onlio', for'.y-flv

number of medical cfi-

iwith Bitch R'.ppe

the L G. for

viovinr w;h a couple

bis l"d on bis back: had a long chat with F'iti Ebert. Went over to pay C:rle;- Goehrir.ger the visit I owed h:m- Rot hell for net cniing- sooner, lie had charge of MS whs were bej.ng transferred And 10 ta.e off the Ki.i" eride-nir. we r 1 r.od soup :hree time a d?" ' Robert onnora. St. John, receiTed word from his brother. Doll, in France, hat be has been in several severe batties at Chateau-Thierry and came out without a scratch. While mar- bins here he received a ipu-cd ankle an:? ' no- 'n a he; p't?l there

a'.k in C-e :nc-rninjr d ;n Tth

n fir.e

auditorium las: AVednesda

an hou'. r.a w Heine volijthe Ingu hoo: pupils

t scrips and ajand Srh prrades.

Mrs. C. Engle left Saturday M.chIgan tc visit her parents and esp.ts to visit hr hrothc-s at Cam;. Custer. Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. M M P-i-e pent Sunday in Crown T-o.ri w.fh ic'afives Sevet a I of on r-cple attended theatre in Gary Sunday eveni-.;.

Miss Evei-n Fiederick was a shopper last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. M Lennertz t!s ted with their ciiiiditn n Chicago Heights Scrday. Mr-" As sen. Mis l.Tors and Viss

Lanaie-.h we-e Mptrsijfi r;s;tojs

j Ss , i. i 2 y last.

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Hammond.

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Illirrt Perker

Kor i iamll'.en, N- T. n he- -. ; n 1 he sn'i1 b a..

ha left

i a -e on 'he':- way here. Tiicr at e

IIKftO cases of influnnia a.

HOW WE FEEL ABOUT IT. 1: jus maies rs lju?ii with hideou- bru'alcy m 'rare tha: the perfect 4?'s in Germany are now rn'ti n: aroiinri in N'o. ,T2 corsets as they has-cn 10 the bahniio.s ;.- niin the faces of sick and helpless aii:e,j prisoners, bu when we read that Ihe poor liele children over there, admitiedly German a? t isey are., r? : o stavv ing, v. c blow o ;;- no..;j with sufcpiciou.1 noise and bugle bi.-i.-t and in & sr.V.Ung and choked voice consign the kaisei :md six sens to the hottest section of hell and darr.Daiion ol the mo.-t terrible tpe, and we don't ca.-o who know s it ?

nrli Uliimrn'hll. I.ilt ChfOCC, Hat. I

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. A. E . :S 110-v shoot-;

ie j-,:,; .Ne: I ,v 1 r. r. ri . n n i-ifinu f,,:t.n; :;.:s- t.i fluff nn it

VaihlntGon

,'o :'t House, twentv-flve miles f : oin amp. and i'. i:; thot.aht the', the q :arani ill'1 11 a -' b' made e. en r- '-re s'r'n-

nt ihal r, t preser'.

Wv t.ennertit of Ron township, ha .-e ej wi-n from h's son. Carl, that e lies p rived safely overseas

Put 5 larger Service Star on yc; Porketbook.

I A nooiinremenl wn 'it F-jrdje L'nhftshv

otiide h.ere

eaterdT that stu-

Vn. Aihcrf Porter. V hitlnn. hai e; urt:d ff-tt Ind-.snapl'a where she j ;.,r,t. ter. d.i;s r t : t '. r-jr her son. -sl-;e;-t Ppr".r. .It., who is a motor me- I van;ra s--.d-n' 'lie Chstnbcr of j

'"-rimerre t:ier.-.

rpnrnl H. H. Knoerser 1 a well j knorii 1 1 . -,i 1 n: r, 11 d -o". who v.a wot: j

hi chevr.in :n Yroop K. . ft r a. t Ki ts. Ti nt

--h fci! to pas the physical e'lon of the student r.rrr.y fjin-

"a a - ry.

cot ps. w.i! te accepted for

.fo. I", knof rrrr, HiBiwimil. t'o. B. Mill O11KI01., Htk. Lnii.. Am. Tlx. F.. v . 11 ' : - si :tij - ! 'or.! Frn-'e.

sarTice .n 'r.r,w the "' : e f

-ita

case a second e?.? miration r. toi te fit fr this dtity. (-'- authorities at the nnl-

a-e

THE TIMES acknowledges a corumtmicatiou legatd ing the reported marriage of a Iloban Township man in Chicaso. but as there is no signature we would iusi

about as soon handle report.

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.1. Knorrxer. Hnraw.ond. l, 3 En . l."th Depot E. ;ssd?. Camn

'"u.ter, M .r hgac. is rr.a vest fiood In the service.

ttnae hospital ndmisalon for Influ- ' nza in toe las: t went y-'o.' hours ai I'an.p Taylor ha e been decreased, tite

edi'-al offit-en announced tcd: . "Th

cm t r rlU" ; n e: 1 ha t eo'iv

';:-Lr.t ;m,i't) in crlW-ga w h n v - r ti.ey a-e t.ni'.l they a.'O as-igivl t" their prt v r plates in the t. air.ins ioi-5. .i,.a-J:. a n Miib! f 1 o :i n.en l:a.,- lefi. P-.rri'if cn 6'ie;;rt oc i-e'.pg .e.e. jeri c- the medical au'hoti: .es.

MERRILLVILLE

Mor.dav een!rfr the sol I'o'irth liberty Bond dr: the chairtran. Trustee Bo: at that l::v.c 117.01 ;r.n. j,

of nuipH to c a , ito-s -e;-e m Knebl. F. B P: Nicol.-on. Al'. a G-rbeit Sj.m.o. John ii'ithv. ..11. I Don't full t 1

it 01 on the e p-et with 1. Thv hid

jir.d a number ft. Ths s o ! i 0 -v,'ooc!.-. Henry

ce, Mrs. Smelt.r. Mrs. St.a. Jc "Waits. Fran--: 1 'uristenson. ,;tr r TV a 1 , c t s rem e .;:,. t 111 I til- I

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Crystal GIBa Fine Caady Prompt Delivery Telephone South Chicago 920. AMERICAN MAIZE PRODUCTsS CO.

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Fetey Had the Right Spirit He Went Through With It. By C. A. VOIGHT

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