Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 22 February 1919 — Page 4

THE TIMES.

February 2L 1DV.L

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS 5Y THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY.

-"!" I.ak (Vuntv Time Paily cx'epl Saturday and Sundav. Entered at the poMoifua in IlamniunJ. Juut "5. 1906 The Trn-Kast '"hica go-Indiana Harbor, daily eeept S unday. Filtered at the postofftce in East Chit-ago, Novcu.ber'i 1PI3. ri.. l.aV.e Count v Timf! Saturiisy and Weekly Fditl on. Krterel at the post office in HHmm.iml. February 4. 1314. The ;ary Kvcnms Tinno - T'a'Iv suept Sunday. Kn-

i.a.t a ihe nostofnee in t.,ar. -v.rr.i ic. i . i

All under the act of March 3, 11 n-.. ' ter.

as second-class

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Eaat Ohi-ago iThf. TimijI Indiana Harbor is leaer T"Wiria Har'tor f Reporter and Class. VThltins '"row n Point

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Telephone .-i42-e. " Tel ephone "S3 T lephoiie S;

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knows that one of America's be.n loved potts, James

ilussell Iyowell, also was born on February Und, and that this year marks the hundredth anniversary of his birth. In honor of this occasion the American Academy of Arts and Sciences has arranged an AngliTAmerican celebration to bo held in New York City. It is felt that this is an especially happy lime for the ceremony. Many Englishmen of letters are coming to pay their tribute alons; ith American playwrights and authors to the great man who for five -years of his life, as ambassador to England, did much to strengthen the bond of good will between the United States and the mother country. In sneaking of the friendship of the two countries. William Sloans, chancellor of the academy, says: "In

I a laree measure the efficiency of our oo-nrdlnatiiin has

been due to the common speech." Our nation has had no finer representative of that common speech in it? purest and most beautiful form than Lowell. But for all his Rifted speech he lacked nothing of forceful Ameri canism and practical citizenship. It is fitting that this centennial of his birth should be observed not only with pride by his own countrymen, but as an occasion for cementing more closely the pood feeling between th? other great English-speaking nation and our own.

USOZt PAID-UP CIRCTTLATION- TITAN ANT TWO OTHXI. PAPERS IN THI CAXtTMET BEOION.

Tf vbii S-e nv- trouble crftitlf THE TIMES makes Com

p'int immediately" to the Circulation Department. (world

The TiMrs will net ne responsipie ror in return oi tin-

imo!fcited article or letters and. will not nottea anony

not

THEIR MEMORY LIVES FOREVER. The trench newspaper died with the end of the

war, but in England and France todav there are

a few soldiers who, although naturally jojous at

vtAin eomT!unietfor. snort sinea iener i tent , me t nought or peace, Defray a degree or sadness bec;use

ntcrest printed at oiseretion

of the disappearance of these famous little publications. Editors and reporters were sought out to serve the occasion from anil ranks and conditions. Tvpewriters,

arOTXCB TO sttssc&xbess.

as you ha in the rant- please do not think it has btt ; papers, pencil?, were spirit ea irom somewnere, and he

trench papers were produced, in most cases, on the fir-

Laughing at death and destruction.

mission to lighten the task of the fightln?

it was men.

their

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list or was not sent on time. Remember that the mail to ).- i n.-it what it used to be and that complaints are

jr-ieral from many sources about the tram and mail ser-i ing line. Th"y had to overcome innumerable difficul

w-.-e. TUB Times nas increased us mailing equipinviu uu.. i tnvinr mrnastlv to reach its patrons on time. B I u?-

prompt in advising us when you do not get your pPer and

we will act rromptiv. . , -.., . , ., ,. But now tne ,ittle papers have been scrapped. 1'diorial offices in 'dugouts, bell tents and broken down

: nuts were stripped with the signing of the armistice, j and the "Squib," "Rocket," or "Patrol" remain only as I memories.

Ti?E BEAUTY OF THE SEASON AT PALM REACH'

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MORE PLEAS TO

SEND BOYS BACK

Women of Soldiers Overseas Make Appeals and Ask Pertinent Questions of War Department.

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More letters demancin;

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i luiu u; o. boiuicris j.rom over-jthat

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helicyr they a-e sincere In

oiation. they will -e t,, i

romoliin; like a i:riou?, nian-

j seas and requests that their return ' 5;z,'(1 f ""' t is made to tak- back .. may be speeded up are as follows: j "ti'T f,w poign.t ext,,.,, i To the I-;ditor: I from toy iiushxnd's leltirr. As 1-.

"1 uii'l-I Htanil C an inyei)gai and vannus tiif-r

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Mil) l.'i any ii:ini ?.

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.- 1 1 shake t lr inrtiKat: '!' I WC-nd'T si ill

slates. I woinl'.r if )i k g . In He l.-irtlo r ai;d roti' nnrss "mt ti"if '.'

mure if they air ..inic to m;i,ie ;-n;. effort at all to pet us out A this Cod-for-saken ho!';? "Are Hi" people baek th'r interested

( in vo,tin? us home? 1 j '.Unity interested, and thousand of vive'

.but the people at large, is I "Are there r.o urimij th iduiuii? ttu -ritical period, if u lure? !' any r.f them

WHY? This is Washington's Birthday. Wonder if it is possible for the General Assembly of Indiana to have a few serious thoughts? Yes? ' Then why in the name of Jehovah and the Continental Congress do the legislators, with the -esion practically over, insist on Jamming up the works by introducing ne'w fool bills?

XfOT TASK FOR BOY SCOUTS. One feature might have been omitted in Washing

ton when the women at the suffrage demonstration

British front that not one of the original editorial staff lKed to read the last, words of the paper they brought into being. Men came and went, but the paper was preserved until the last.

A HEALTH ALMANAC. There are few things iu this world so important for human welfare as health, and it is therefore fortunate that we have in the Public Health Service Bureau of the United States Treasury Department, such an efficient national organization for combaiing and preventing disease.

One of the many important functions of this Bureau I

U riov,- j ( .(i an o ,-iie ail the .rid mothers. v.ii't l mean. ':ink..!$j people

d" America'? 'valine what

thi unnt.M'i s.-:ry this dasturdlv un-

called-for delay in shipping us home, linearis o the future e-f ilie ta,e7 t-j ; thv health, the seeial, i-(-"iiom:ol and ipoiitiea' life i..f our sterity ? ; "Iothey realize thai distrust has al

ready passed to rt Ker.inieiit and is

Mrs. John K. Liggett reat'y fcr a oip at Palm Beach. Mrs. John .. Lipctt of Xw York and Newport was one of the earliest arrivals at Palm Beach. The taov. u nrnpr new. Stv"4- r-t .he t'amoiis resort has unanimor.sly voted Mr?. Liporftt the beauty of the sev sen. Her crip-aiu :T.i.le ::r.u .-. vv.n m.--. Miu.-u.iiv The photo shows ! " ' ' "lv

i swiftly rno ns !: t--r ln'r'd? ; any of ihem l.nov. v. i;ai .lisastrous ; ii!t will come fiein this, when tl

men are eventually unload-d on

slater and begin to exert th

: influep.ee? 1 "This feeling Is crow in daily and ! the longer we are retained on this side, i the more dangerous it will become.

To the I.di'oj : hy eon't tmr statesmrn. on;f;r;e. ! men and all men of authority and i:d1 enee rise up and demand that our to. i be rent home with all speed.' i Governor Allen is investinatinK tl. i needle?: sscrifiee of .n.- rican objje , ; m the laut hours of battle, vlin aic n.e : dead. i Let us v-akc up tn th - fact that on: thing should be done to rescue tho- ! who are yet living from ucli peed I e ! saeri'le.. a5 thy are row expenem-ie l If our clergy men were as a tire . j Retting our bos hack a they were j sndmp them ovfr. what a noble i they w ould be d'-intr j . the iiini" : Chri'-t lann . Rut it so mi? t'uej ia no time nor thought f--r the com" I s,-i"d:er now while the great show ha 1 1 ; H on.

Do If our leorjris. one nil. . euhl I. i e- i placed os priv atts in one of our oese I seas can:!.? .fid a. f e v tuontl.s. C"

not ba; so much time te, r,f

nd a greater : , means of 1 a i

t hose who are yet gr.ing through tortures of war.

! Our brave ro oversea are ;!

'And do they ever stop to think that j fighting grout battle, fighting dis'i-' when men know they are being neg. i insanitary conditions, undesirable f b-cted, indifferently hld in bondage and a longing for home and loved or---.' without any attemrt being m4e to get j We beg of you. a", men of a'Chot i'; them released, they soon t'jrn bitterly t to use your powerful influence in speed

to the would

ir powerful I 'he minor thinss a ! olit t in w a s a :id

ing our boys It

against humanity?

"If the p ople wish u. w b have suf- und w elfare may be cared f I fered and are still suffering an into'.ei- utiej. before it is too late.

meward that their her ;

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were arrested, some sixty or seventy, and bundled into 1B lul- "UIU1SU1U8 "ea-iu ouneuns ana reports tor the

general dissemination of Knowledge concerning th?

police wagons. Tou read that the District and the military police were assisted by Boy Scouts. It would be well to let the Boy Scouts keep out of the enterprises in which women are arrested. In America, where women are classed with nonTotin? idiots, Indians and children, little boys learn contempt for women easily enough. To permit them as children to assist in arresting the mothers of other boys, and thus develop early their contempt for women, is rank stupidity, and brutalizes them unnecessarily.

THE POOR CALF SKINNER. Consider the poor, down-trodden calf skinner likewise the equally poor and equally down-trodden boner of chucfe. diligently plying his trade at the Chicago stockyards, and the boner of chuck by diligently wielding a wicked cleaver at the same place can earn bu a mere trifle of but here are the official figures: Carl Meyer, attorney for the packers at the recent wage hearing before Judge Alschu'.er, produced pay ouehers showing the calf skinner received for fifty-six hours' work $112. while the chuck boner received $74 for a sixty-two hour week. Of interest to the general public was the prediction of Mayer thai as demobilization continues large quantities of food released by the government for civilian consumption will bring the present peak prices for food tumbling down to within the reach of the man less fortunate than the poor, down-trodden lamb skinnr and boner of cfcucV

treatment and prevention of disease. In this connection a pamphlet (Public Health Bulletin No. &Si has recently been issued, under the title of "Health Almanac for 1919," which is of unusual interest and value because of the unique manner in which it presents, in connection with the calendar, timely and valuable information and suggestions for the preservation of health. In the introductory statement of the bulletin mentioned the head of the bureau, the Surgeon General, emphasizes the fact that " it is the patriotic duty of every loyal American to keep well." People are accustomed to feel that whether they are sick or well is a matter which is nobody's business but their own. when in fact it is a matter which vitally concerns the public, since sick people are not only a menace to the health of others but they ate a direct public burden because they produce nothing and consume the time of the physicians, nurses, and orhcrs who minister to them. Of course illness sometimes afflicts people ihroueh no fault of their own and such invalids are not subject to censure for their condition; however a very large

percentage of human diseases are easily preventable, i turned

and it is just as clearly a patriotic duty for people in all such cases to keep out of the sick bed by obeing :he laws of health as it is for them to keep out of jail by obeying the laws of the land.

no Tlv-- Times th following some of its

a iii : vv f a. "Knowledges iri U'.ei y and It p readers Cther

lr. 1. it-lit. I.ii l.rinc niwl hi t.rolli-

t f i-, .-- ret ant K'. that ; i f ii'fd thetr ; I i i j f i o r i s e t 1 1 at

county or oversea will be abl to give t have arrived in the information: j to continue his Will yon IWndly nl ire in locat- other t.. . viraco tig my t roth. r. O'.iver T. Thomas, i n ss. that --f ms r iiii the a. I). v. I- has been si.v-- J troth-r.- of M: Ust Atii-uf. .-rce v. -Ve hea."d f o... i tl ra ;c ; ne street.

i'.m and ir ,o-:i : .t severs: -: . i b s If y . j v .' ,: .' th - for in assure o j it will he bigtib. apprf ciated. Thanking you in advance, am sireerel'- yours, .lari'.- N'll!Z'H Miih'can avf.. Ind. Ifarh...!."

on Rev in have both

honoraide 'lischaige Camp McClelHn and Ind'una Harbor, one ; i ..fes ion and the in bis former Vi j ?T -

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er there t f "s m p ltx, X. .!. .n the; I

i" i, 'j id e s ; . n. whith landed In port on be'c-inry 1 1 1 1 . of Ad. ibe'-t Worley. n

The uborltle of llel'aiiTT I nlrrlty hae announced that they iv'.'.l a.!, n. t w itbo ;t fee.- yoMi'rs and ai'fr returning.' front overseas, who fr.l . cei'.ece next term, beginning Mji'b 1 ?, In addition, ail to the amount of $!'"" will be provided, if nfccssary. Apo!'ratlons may Vie made President Ceo, R. Jroe. This announ. -.nent was m' in out todav- by Charles P. A tide rsop. execute e secretary of IiePatiw.

RovelJ hoc. her of .he etlllte. ab-

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t fa" I. lie oo.v no fall t ing. ! ft

est e.f niioiit three weeks lie

j -ni a ami nrai ri j m whete he ti i:l receive his' ; : o: . i - t a e se r v ice.

CE rn 1$ ffl P l.f E" U ffK Cfl

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l.ouU lilrgel. Crown I'nlnt. d:s. barge. fioni t'aod1 Ta.vlo

h:.- hea-e in i',..vvn morning.

liren d lent op

lr. and lr. Jninr : th a-fii :e. Gary, ba vi of Co' s a fe i r - v a p ! t f'.im over t here

. Brin-in. of W". 1 e re : v ed iv oj J an A ml . ?. n ' th:v fori. Ed-

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Kn'fhfrrT, nobertsilnle. ftirFort Pnellng. is visiting at j v home r, n Indiana b , v d i

IMMIGRANT EXCLUSION. The exclusion of all immigrants for a period of four years, or any other number of years, is not so simple as it might seem. A Hungarian newspaper calls attention to some pertinent facts. Such a prohibition would prevent recent immigrants

A BOLSHEVIST DISCOVERY. Reports from Russia indicate that the Bolsheviki are becoming more tolerant of the hated "bourgeoii." I.enine has gone so far as to plead with the "capitalist ir blood-suckers" to come back and run their bun ties institutions again. Apparently the management of the factories, store? and banks tr ignoraut peasants and laborers has not been the glowing success expected. Those Russian "Reds" are in a fair wav to d: -cover

ereont John Muldnon. W hltlna. i who was in the air service at Rivb- i field. Wav.o. Texas, ha r-eej--pd ar : honorable d'.s.-hnrre and r- 'virued ' h : s home en l-'i :da ' . .llin lef. Whitina. has Jt written ! I,,- pa. , fits fr.Oii France that h i ' inir-rovinc from his. ser rci-- iilnrs. ITe

suffered n ery aej-io:i a"a. i pneumonia short". y 'after who h h

siricKen with a r oer.d lc 1 1 i s and w .-nt a n ope : a: -on

o u I a r. of his f-nins

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n. w i: o on We-dn -..w n is a

e rps and

duties received fl

him to the hospital foi and fro-1 w liih he ha? re. . d

rrivrd on good old f.l.'iy of lasf weeli. 101:00" r of t'ne sitin the performance

wounds con-

several

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Oak lockei upsolstercd. soat. brown Spanish roverinjr. highly xlishcd. This chair is actually worth S.,r0. While they last, one to a euslonier at s"."0. Come early, two styles to choose from.

th' W3

under-

t.nrj -ilore fithter a rea; oation and re i ' : hall. ;.ivv . Tue-d:i L" l!1. Co- oany C ..f it I : 1 m ii t -v 1 1 1 j. 1 . n v 1 1 1 d : -1 .- a nd ma 1 he . . "f th" lavcie-t ev , r h- Id b-. 1 i.d t Ion;, a 11. 1 a ' ' sot

a - e im i:(l At to : ro-y of 1 Isry vv .1! site t h e crane -i 1 s S . hje. r u i

from bringing their families to America while the ban j a Kreat economic truth before they got through. R run

lasted. There are probably hundreds of thousands of ! real,y t,a,rQ on them, eventually, that brain work is : men in this country who have planned to bring over ; easier than mus cle work, and no less productive, wires and children, brothers and sisters, fathers and The hardest thing for a Socialist of any kind 10 mothers, when the war ended. Many of these men have Uearn 1" this same fact of the need and value of super , intended to become citizens. Many of them have fought intenflence. The manager, of course, is just as necov i in the American army. It will go hard with them and i Par-V 10 ,he workman as the workman is to the manager.! their loved ones if they are kept apart for years. ! So much for the personal side. Economical! v th.rpl EVIDENTLY SOMEWHAT SKEPTICAL .

Paul . Henll. WlillinB. who lin re-l-'t- ed hi hoio-rahle disrharce from i'::e C. navy arrived here on Tluirs-ila- . Mi. Pe.-.R. who s the s ot Mrs Howard P.aR. red ice matron, vdo. ':- ttoi:b onlv 1 vears of !', ba s 1 twenty months of er ice and las made se". en trips across. He 'ens ta.;01 a position with t'-.e engineei "i at the S. . v'o.

ill he given !

cent ion a t Tin - ! e ruins. Re i. j

he Iii lit I us' Mh ll the lorai sole"ra t ton one of the 1 ;,- r- ootid ters in 'haV! Re w s Cu ! d w e 1 1 address of welI !.e t!i. "Ru

in Set-

dr. ! i-ias-

:'u! ni-l.ei hy of t'lwac". Iglltv colored "n d -1 ha i-.-d

n'f complications, too. Many or our citizens or in-j -A business man m a leuer to tne .nanuiacturor iv.ee- corporal iim. v tended citizens, if they cannot bring their families, will ford, referring to the impossibility of getting attention to ; and Mr. w. 1 r.

rhis emigration will take away ! 90m important suggestions w hich had been road-. Mo j a,'r;v'"1 home

1 1 . . . i T.- Aia.lAK .ttilln, n, i I e. - HI- lion,

wuo nave oeeo irainea to American industry nniuiiwu ouiuvnur.-, ".s-

20 back to "Europe

workmen

and found a place in our economic life. This would be! a definite loss. Combined with the lack of normal im-j migration, it might soon result in a disastrous shortage ! of labor: for the reconstruction period w ill probably be j over in a few months, and then every pair of able hand? I

w ill be needed. n exclusion act may bo desirable, nevertheless. Rut i; is manifestly a raat'er calling for caution. If aken. it should be taken with eyes open, and the yHusion period should err on th? . ;de of brevity rather thn length.

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"Meanwhile, I notice by the papers we are trejdethereal realms, with our heads away above the clouds, arranging conferences with Bolshevist assassins, learnedly discussing self-determination of Germans and Cannibal Islanders, and while soon, again the poppies will blow in Flanders Fields, the free people of France has the inalienable ri;ht to sleep out in the rain if they haven't any houses tu cover them. "Well, it's a Strang0 world in which we live. AH that we can do i.s to keep sawing wood, and if that does not make thing? hot for some people we cannot help i.'"

Camp Knox.

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j from Camp '".rant where h ' his honorable disCiarge last spent several months !n Fran

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home -.pivil ek. t ! -

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di. :" Hon. James t"..t tor

tot noy genera) Illinois w ! also , i 2i e nn address, n onai y tna n 11 ver" j i vvii! b- (hi'.ited bv the w at 1 ioi . with I

. 1. e t en a 1 1 1 1 t . .1 . c; a ; ' t e as 'ter a n ! i ir; - i ' - to n : ';; i to. .-yn.phoTiv oi-.-hostra n

j From seventy-five to e i sohiiei-s of Clary have be

j f rot. 1 the service. The ntnny frientli of I Edward M. I S.'baat". of h e ado ua r te 1 .- at Camp ?!ipri man. Cb.ii'.ii-othe, C.. will be ti'ml to : ' now that he has 1"" 11 made a. ser

geant in special ordei j ? ied this v eelt. Serjeant Sob a a I' U a b-otlir of

! MaJ. F. R. Schaaf. the hanher and i'".unt- eo:r.rnis--:.meT-. looigr. Sehaaf end h :i s d'-ne -jiieat w oi-li in the audi'tI tne department of the amp. f-.-oi dI in; t0 h.s s-'ir'-rii-rn.

HAMMOND

urniture iixenan

204 E. State St., Opp. Postcffice.

Hammond.

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Lake County Title

S Abstracters of Title

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Abstract of Title furnished to all Lands and Lots in L&ke County.

Mr. Itelle I imil of ilotmti slrrot. i 1 1 st mm. ind. ha-; been ti't'ti'-d that i

! son. .1. n.iitine I.imd. ve t- aw aided a medal for bitis an evpcit ri tler.-.a n. j He is stationed at th. marine han.-i -h? i i n South Ca roiitin

THE LOWELL CENTENARY,

Today is noted b mo: birthday, and celbraed a

j THE world is setting rather tired of being told what j ! Germanv will or will not do in certain contingencies. ;t I

Americans as Washington's is about time lor the Allied Peace Conference to toll j stieh. but no1 every one I her just where she gets off.

There will prulinlil. doiii'4 in Hammond v bees and .lnr Rrnsel ereas. Th'; "II be d. da- ..

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rned. ai la-'. The-, at -lerpvan capital Tbut-da" ted in hotels, u.-oordina . r.at. b. Tlv '; oiel n.attai:-

FRED R. MOTT, Pr. FRANK HAMMOND. Viea Pre

ALBERT iHAACK. iM'y-TraM. COWARD J. EDER. Manager.

Crown Point, Indiana. Branch Offices at Hsmmond and Gary

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