Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 54, Hammond, Lake County, 6 March 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES

lit u:

NEWSPAPERS

decide how niui'li I hey should eharf;.-, and fur t oiisuni- ( is how nun li ih-y should pay, not only for ham. mil iftUr c .limn 'l it ies as w-ii.

BY THE LAKE COUNTV POINTING A PUBLISH!N3 COMPANY, j The LaC Chanty Times 0l!y except Saturday j

unday. KntorcJ at trie yostofnc la ll:umiioj.a. Jum, IS. l.f6. I Th Tin.es Kit (hteieo-Tndlnna f-rtor. daily sicevt j unJay Krtered at ths ixistoJSce la Kast Ct..-ao. No- i inter IS. 1913. I Th Lake County Tlmts Sstura-v and Weekly r-dttlon. Entered t th ,osfcff!o !n UmmonJ. February , 191. Tha Omry F.venlnc Time s Hll - jceft Sunday. - Urea t the postufnoe in lisry. Arri! l. 1911. All under tha ct of Mdirth li, 1S79. us econd-claes ; matter. TOIKHHt iDTIETISDIO OITIOa G. 1X)QA N I'Ai Nli CO CHICAGO.

REBUILDING IN BELGIUM.

K'-ha hi li' at ion is j.ror Unit faster m l.flciuiii t linn iti any oilier of tin- I'miiiiiirs occupied i cm-iiiy artnic.-j linritiK tin- war, accord in .'. to 1 1 jin t nindu;; to lhe Cnileii State.-,. Why this is. possible is of I. intoiesi j

Prize Winners In Recruit Essay Contest for Schools

i in ; 1 1 1 . i is thi:

s that mi' lieian pu,i a:- 1. at (Liait, anl the ltelgian--

Hammond -rrrUata fxchansaj -100. 3101. 5103 (Call for whatever d-r..irtment wanted.) Gary Office Telephone 111 Nassau tic Tho.rrm.-'.r. -:iat "t.1.--. . Twlr.nniina 9 S 1

Tst Chicairo iTnu TtMKsi -""l7. Tcl-thoiic 23 i fur i,rof.' ' Indiana Harbor .Vs ivat. -5. Teh-phone S0 ! Indiana Harbor ( Repot;, r and; ':.-!"" u ) T. i phone j The pi

r. r.iun- lp.en SO-M Crown point Telephone 4j i If you hKv any trouble getting Thi Tmti makes compiltnt lmmed!'.j!y to th Circulation rv-partmout.

linw t h;m i he" nn-tho c mi pi ish ir.i nt .-- art- w

'' jtctt in. i; there,' 'This is furikiiiRly illustrated in a ties, i i pt ion t;o i-rnnie-at plans tor ai.linj; in tha -on.-tnn 1 mil workiiisrnien's houses. This taken tart- of on a 1 scale in the 1920 budget, in which the Kov.-rtinn-n!

i its in' i;m iynir.r I MTI.II I VII IIM V

I'trM lri.e. I'orcttin Horn.

" I I : lr i!!K S. huvi-t. tirade ." A,

Military Iraiituisr tiive.-; a man a

j .-inn,. e .".f ,,s loe-tiirif. II.- i Ir.o.nf il I l.v x n.-r n iu .1 men mid in any linnn-h

ol I , ,. ,. , ,

t.j !,..;! lTiaa that

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ha;;

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liiuh

ll- cilOSfK. 1l.CS i. l.-t1

W'h

:i Ho. :-. t e.l S:'n into nOn fur the huihtinK of .-n h hon.ses. I

1 tIT. Is is UiU- iiiil, not. a Kill nor ;. vermneut investment i

!i.c- n ,t

FroTrcra to sxrESCiouKKS. If yntl fall to receive) your ropy of Tni TtK nf rirottptIt as you hav In th rt, ploase d,i nt think It r.na laa !ot or wi not sent en tltne. Rc!ntnbr that tha man rlca la not what It used to tm ar.d tha? eon'rtatnts am enera! from many 3urce about the train c.nl mall aerc. Trtn Tidies has lncreaC ?ti m;'m equipment and la atrlrlnK arn.tly to reach Ita natrons on tlma. E

Prompt In advlsn us whti you do ae: gt y.'ur taper ana J j, , , -j,, rMI.f ll0 cm will act croinutlr.

Ian nrovidea that the money shall h

to local attthorities or approved building socieiies at

rite ot two per rent tor twenty y.'iirs, at tin- etui j

liich time a new agreement will i.e cnfer.'d itito. liv j i,, n, iit that. time. it. is assumed, the world will have neeii s far ! .liiHir.c

iCi.l w t l i( oil ni n. . i. it ions 'o

; ci t M.nal on i e. loaned i I !:.! jri".

can tfilvp ;t vocal; l.r.i r.cli he d. ir. -Tint el.v'.Ti an.l

the f.'uti t'sey Ki I

!!.-!,. If p.- hie .'cot. a tol i u i t-a n t.i'e aii If he lias not

Hot. dl -hai

f P4 A g

re-est.atdished on a nt.lhie

that tii.s indetite.fht-ss niny t with thetn prevailing tat.s may ex.ee. i halt the i . ! tf

!":;.' f; cent ot

He'.gimn will not he : Mtitau' ia! r thi.- scheme tinder the current prices-

! i

is of itn'.ustr) a n.tcoiiiin-'rcc j

he refunded in c . -nv.onanre j a in I c. mdi ! i n-;. N , loan I

lull 1 1 M lit a 11 I ! ci lent ;

.tli.l

land !aii. r. int. this is a -very 1

union to tin

.esa.rding and it is

PU3LIC AT LAST AROUSED. The public i: diantinp its attitude .c.ichprs' was-fs and Mie i-hortasrc of teachers

high time for it to do so. Tlvse arc the greatest j educational questions that ha ever faced the people I of this country. For a. Ions tim-. they were ignore! j or passed by. We diMinnly remeiniier two years ago, when the matter of living n ages for teachers was taken j on and ndvocated bv this paper what a cold reception j

on the nart of school boards and school

publicity met with. Now the seriousness of the uaeuer ntieiKtlon is compelling: -- it is alarming.

Reports from the National lOlucaticn Association j tonvention at Cl viand are to the effect that no less!

than 140.000 school teachers quit the schools of the

nation last year. Nearly a them better, and more an

revival of in

vai'able shelter for tin-

the i-n.-i of building in thai'out 1 ".mill f ratio a hoiuc

money at the normal rate of t chana:e for e in;. H'U it. is a beinnnitpi: t ward res:ettlin lation spctirely and permanently.

lib import;.

list ry as w. l a:- a ; e p.-oioe. ('alcui; 1 !'. as t a t ed a r a:-

ows on' f -

tot. i ! cost, cbuilt lain.atcrials n- .ontrii addition tion that . ,-i!l be 'io in ciir n li '..uiid-

1 '..pit -

.. Icis so i-i i .

e a

. ! til! 1 t.Ote

f.-:-si..nal hor "; sports. Wh'-a 1.. I- y j-.il n i r.,- ; - ale I. e tan m; k .- . t Pc-H spori s. i t to P.- n. at .. .-! tauttht tr. i.;i. -la tiff-. It- is u . of rirink inu lapcMm Mtoti a-. A 1 jure.- in ! p. J( i so ra.sv, (hilt k.

ssionl training If' oi.ii 1 course in any healthful army life r.-i physk-uil y . Tiie .- ery fla y a n.l t he makes Ham fall -f l.ta t es t h.-lll a 1 1 : tat -

so t. i .!"; t t to- so.oierM 1 area m i in sp-.r t.s eoii..-';l ;ini n.is'K.i '.tall. tl-.Hi with -a Ptta- oracit I a- ear. li.-coi:;. a ir-i-

ia on. ol tic- ali-vs i . .at of tlo iirrny itn.ietie club or I. am i .'alary by playintr t 'if.- .'nh.-;i a man .o-aii. He ais-, is i oa himsMf a: all loll out of the Tin alt sio that is s.n ins viin I . is term exbe will not .-et sick ping tb'-- doctor from

li- si'les the youits man beti.B uhla to tHk" tie- two cnurseH nara'-.i. be can tra.-i at the expense of the I'.

i-i . KOvi Tiiiii.-n '. It w oahl . -im .-ia'. ly

p.- c.),i. ia a s -to lite poor l.- .v.s who

krinw tliey can not tra-.- l at their own , x,,ens It would lie i n ! ere" ( in '-' ih' yountr men who HVf taking up an educational course. Thf reason rr that Py spIm; the places that they r'-being-taught about would be interestiuk f' t he.n Some rf the countries they visit are Punariu. China. Germany. fy-.va.ii. and here in the t7. f? . Tlierefore. when a man is out of lh. iinnv it vnul'l he easy for htm to de

cide whet fi-r liim.

EAST HIT hlfi BY NEW STORM

that were then in Court land, i "I am convinced the Soviet povern-

i inert Is 'oo atronsriy en.renrneu o j overthrown now" said Count Pahlen j "There was an opportunity for thxt -last summw, but it was Inst. Tin i new Husslan government appears t o j he a stable unit, hut I think that It i will eventually evolve into a teal re p. i .re tr.tative institution."

!0ne of the Winter's Worst!

Storms Completely Paralyzes Tra ffic.

i INTERNATIONAL NtWS SERVICF

rtOSTOX, iaic'- ti u u,i-r cM . rain f toi ta i.vt r sn... i.oand North-' ern New I-ir.gl:.nii threw train and Iroiley ichedtiia u! of pear, di.---i ruptftd telephone atni t. '.rirranh srv Ice J

military training ha" ion! cauaeil etrt-arua to overflow their hank! j and ntsde riv-rn of trei-i in cities I

' j and town, flooding cetjars Till: BKAKHH OF .4 KM.HTSKXTj This alternooTi the (:llviii rain he-j 1 Tllll I'.MTKIJ STATICS AUMV. j gan to turn to snow as the ntorm swept I

"e-ontl I'rlae I -orflgn Horn. , ou j (. Wires i.eiwe.-n la

i l'.y Mildred Tihovich. Grade 5 -A j and New York u-er.

t-tani.a.r.1 School I stances. ThretiKa tiain.-. from New! XV hat I think the benefits of the, York over the Nv- v.,;-;. ,.w ll-iv.-n ! army are, they h.av.- education first' & Hartford rniiroa 1 re from four j nntl tl-.ey have exerc.se and trainins.! to five hours late. S-,,,.. jn cnn-et: - 1

-twe.-n Ilimtonj -'11 in many in'i

.levinu

. 1 1 1 1 from

me rn.-.n.'-v.

They have all hinds of education nlj .ut FatrRed Wr ,te

: ,i. y learn to travel. They keep clean, find t'uey brush their teeth every day. Th-v inust always be healthy. "1'hey even travel from one country t.. another and that is the wav they

b arn rtost of th things. They also! Sunday. Pain penmanship and to run motor-1

y.-les and learn electricity, motoring: r.ial truck ins. t They study c-oi;rapi,y and the Unit-' .1 sta.t.es history. When they p-o from, on.- country to another t.lT-y learn Just; iil.e thj children in school do. They1

even have ypeniuj; and lalicuase. Tbty 'o-arn iftiy much education there.

THE POWER OF EXAMPLE. .-X man who tried to reduce the cost of Hvuik 1-y I." .-.O 1.1 Tl Cr lui.l U .IOC 1. i t f t-i f 1 .i Li nnAlntd t li n

truistees t he

; si.e oi in.' efcjrs tney tai.!. tt niing an osiricn e-s ,n

I the lien hou.-e.

f AUVEKTIS EMIONTS )

vvr-ui. to tield? that paid i

leavms every day. The

.-nmniiutinn wa made hv 1.TS2 school superintendeivs i

an-"

dera! ;ii-

to be invoked

in fcrtv-pischt state?,

by the .--socation. wond'-r v hat a:; r'.;e chiidrcn who are grow5ns up without edti ration because of the quitting of teacher sare going to say ten years hence. Are they lo i-epi'.aca the nation for their ignorance? Soruetaing more than mere aicei ls to Washington is needed. The national conscience must be aroused to the dan per of having a ast increase in its illiterate citizenship. Get il.osc n- i.-hcrs bark into the schools! No one will complain abotr. the raising of taxes to enable chialren to have ,;u, ..,tifn. And they can't be taught without t .icIkt. WHAT IS PROFITEERING : Profiteerins is an evil that nourishes because ot the divergence of opinions as to what it is. The government has tried, convicted and s-nt to prison dealers

perificd price. This

1 ndenieath it he idaced ;i raid with 1

the words: ' Keep your eye .,n this nnd do your be.t." ; Kxample is the prcate.-t i. naive force of today. Men j and women are imitft ! . aniMt'c They do things be- j

I cause they sec otn.-vs '; n:.

'Tollmv ?( ". " )' "-'!' ' i.; i.n- of life's greatest I

oii'-e! - ,- i v ic'.' anu follower? are n;iny. it j

ins easier to follow a frail than to blaze tt. !

The;.- are hip men d cutis tliincs in a bis. e'ean way uiion whom it is a onstan' ittspi . ;i i ion t.. keep j an eye. and whose example .-purs u- to do our i'.Mt. I Hut cur tendency o in;itaie may lead u- nsP.iv . if the example cho.scn is not worthy. No man e er landed in 'he penitentiary tiiiiieiv throuiiii his own !

latin.. His iiowniaii tt;.s ranted by anoiin-r crooit whose i-xampb"' encoiiraKed l;im to believe he C"Uid be rroolrc-t iiimself a lid f,et away with it. 'Sisno'eriv the be.-; in i:- is encouraged and developed by eeint? the poi d in olh'-is. Althonth i:;er. are niul'itudes of foilovvet s and only compa i a i i . i - j(-w his leader", every man and Ionian is an ex.oiipic to soin-one eie. The bad we do Is uraKKing others down and the pond we achieve is Hiring other.- up. The hen cannot lay an f-es as big as; the o-uich -. but she js to bo rommemle-1 for trying Supreme

ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY

CLUB STANDING

IOB AUDITOR.

fMit-r Times: l'leas.' announ. '- to he voter? of T.C-;o c-'Uii' that I will be a ea.uu.aia!.- for re nomination for Audit. : of hake I'oun'v. Indiana, subj. - t to the i.ruuanes "f ,M.i tth, r-.c'A.

FOP CBIHINAL COUK' lalr.-r Tie.. , K 1 I'd ' '. MUlcilli.'.- i . !'" .- - .!- ti:::: 1 :,m . aid:

fh.

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It P i i y

: JUDE. ' - i of !,fi'e I-..--' f--r 1 1-. I-i.lfo of the !li. an tb ket, 'ctioii to be

IN CALUMET INDUSTRIA!

'ni.-r. lines, break

Insj" down 3." ir:b-s of overtiea-l wiles on the New X'ork-C nnei-tnut line. The local forecast predicted clearlnc toniKht. followed by a co'd wave with northwest. Ka!r.. diminishing on

SAYS PENSIONS WILL REACH TWENTY BILLION

Soldiers' Bonus Legislation Calls Forth Statement By Kitchen.

Pet. .6'".: .400 .033 .333

'llit-

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M .'. I :T f N .1. SMITH. 'l.a 11 I' ilV, Il.-i.

ran ciacriT coust ' -r : la- -

of 1,, .-f v.'ti: He !!- '.h.

1 n

1 Ml

.fe

tor .);

4th.

n--r, s.r At tl.K.-

i;nd-T appoint- - .la irji ! y 1st. N' (UTccV.

in sugar who charge! more than a

nas .en to e.v pi e.-sioi..- .... a. ... ...... ,-.w.-. . i?j,c wf)

lions have not been utniertaken against sellers of other commodities for which what seemed" like nnextortionate figure has been asJsed. The .-inmtion with regard to legal penalty for profiteering apparently is hazy; any. thine that tends to clarifc it should be welcomed.

A case pending in New York promises to throw some light on the matter. t!eause of the tost that ill

offers of a dealer's rieht to tharge air. thing that linieases for a commodity it h;u deserve! ly atti'actrd much attention. A woman ordered a 1 2-pound baked Vnginia ham from a delicatessen shop. The dealer iait-r rendered a hill for f 2a. The wftiii.ii'-.' husband, .a wealthy man, has refused to pj.- for it, in t because he cannot afford to, but because, he says, to do so would make it harder for people of moderate nntl small means to get food. The Protestant takes the position that "if one dealer learns

tnat another is charging sue:; prices and go-tine awa

gooone.-s may not te po.-M

more we tmita.e it t.c i o 1 1

a tic of

will be !'o:

Us, hilt u- an.

Till-: XAMK of the senator ho latest wei bill into the N"w .Jersey

i Piigrir.:. Shades of the puritan father;

in ! rod nee i legislature

1 Info r

t ae

rOR SKEHIFT.

f l! i r.

I ". ;c 1--- a 1 1'i i. ,k. AM- s M JAV A.

H Ml' 1 a t . ' '- am; v.

for the S'lbie, t

i m i-i.K.tty tiary, Ind.

la:

SIR tlLIVKR LO I ;!: says the s

which f.-c! solid. Sir O'iier s-- more i he deals with absi; u lioi.s. j it is nFcmi:i) t., )..v!,.it i?,, .-f

(.'oust a n t inoj ilc- nrobaniy l- ;':: t :' anywhere else. "i.OWKli I'ltif'HS AUK roir.ii.g headline. l!ti' it's a "I'llip. ,: w.:

!lae a.'dli

FOE. SHUIITT. i .tnrts : ly nim.-ii!.. tto- . .a. that I a 1 1 a H l m 1 1 d a

. t .

laiprt . i e when ; i.k. ; Siibj.

II--'- "I

'iie Ur--.nb' riTiei i'v t i

of 1.3 '.:e for the enff of

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ICE SHERIFF.

ia.- ( of- IjTke . aiainiaie for tli tli .- ..f Six-riff of IP-niihlP in t ii'ket. , . P c-ion. Ma v 4th. t:nt.- pi vix

I . 'o! ii.-.t i .,-e ,clj;rl-f er S

Siandr.r.i Stel Ca.r tj P. Indiana Harls.i' l?e!f 4 S Graver ot poratacn - 3 6 I-. S. i:nz Co 3 G A. T. . 2 4

Team r.-.;uiagers of th leaerie r.t re- ' nt iy to close v.p the season's Insfin'-.ss with the I-.ooovi.ot v Superhbater Co. on tor ,f the heip. Gitiis ins'l-ted that it wns rt,r- In -k and wss ptj; port, by the oihei nr. .-. i s. b'H wli'-ft Tli.her ji f r-'-'-fl "i ---.s-ra- tl-e superior it v of bis t :a ; v .". liiey might suggest, i; v.ls o.-.io.o i, t th.-IU ktep th-S p':tc lies - j and siioiv them u,i next year. T; ' withdraws!) - f the General Amerif nr. Tank Car .7oratkn tram after piayoit six ..f their te.n sat-ie" made it j'ovsibie f;- the r.'-m.T.i n i n t'-am? to plny the fill si-tif.J ah"-. Owin f to a ei.icstton ver '; u.-e 't-eJlgild" plsv,-i s, whie'i was n-- satifH.'.ir.r.iy explained to tie boa id of" lianacers. 4 of the g O. A. T, N. cantos- ,-,,r,. forfeited. The Standard sie. 1 team a. so forfeited two r.-imcs that .'"aid not he r'yed l.efore tl.e-Vnd of th. season, ni-ilvinf 2 i out of :ut gsjnr- ; -laye.i. !i..y dicussloti took jdace between Cniinnack-r of the Graver Corporation and .l::!,sn of 'li'- V-"tz CoPtpany over h' u :. slti.n f o: Hon m -he oil fcian l.ii' of the clubs, but ''iuni packer's sup.ra-r 3 1 K una t ta i i e atv.Jny won otll ov- r Kutaan's biokeri rist und 'J raver -vvas Miioied fourth plac-'. The aia nii gers w..re or" the .-.pinion that the i.asue was a success mid hope to farm a -nular organir-ation ii"i' season.

tlNTEPNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE? "WASHINGTON. Man-.-p fi--XVarnir.tr that the goverm.-ent in years to come will be. called upon to piy J 2'i.ne,'i.r.i.i..ttfi.l to its soldiers nt the late or Id war. lou sounded to. lav by Ttep. Claude

Kitchen, of Nort.. I'-.r'oina reiikir,! I'emocratlc meniber , f tp.e hot.se com-i

mitts v. Meh has th" soldiers' bonas Ifffis.ation in ol-.a-rge. "The government has estatlish-l a policy which dictates that veterans of our wars be taken care of in their old 8R." said KitcViin. "1 have fijmred th1 oat. and T fnd the expense of the (c-overnrr.ent in future years to rare for these men will reach about nvmty b-:!;oti do liars. I have asked tliose at! v. ..-at ire a bonus if they have lak.n this P to account. The committee musf i it Into account."

PREDICTS . U. S. OF I NEXT THING

KX Fit M I VON. fSTAFF C0RHESP0NDFST I N SERVICE I P. KHUN. Mai eh -T'te Ci ted stqte of Russia a f . der.'i :o : i similar to

prices ani j.r

with them, he is likely t;- ny the same game."" -Jly goods are worth what 1 t-hatge for thm.' is the delicatessen dealer's answer, and he has filed suit against the 1 uyer. The ease is to lie triei by a jury. The verdict should make it eaiscr for dealers to

Til K SHIPS "I'M 1' been tied to the b.o

pa; in

FOK COBOKEE.

ITRKKV MAY UK on the rocks a a n..t the Turk will tind some i opa , -ensa t ion in tincost of wives, tin- quot at jot, -; tanging from each for scrubs to $1 a poun.. for fair Tti.i lit v.

ion, hii' red in el ." . en t ;

i. ..Jmii p. Pi. .-

M -i .

'; , i ! i 1. the am a e:n-l-.e ..Mice of kei at. ti.e . - - tit out hs T-ee.-i s. i r-r i h i r Oj'jees-

nnti! a ; htr after the other county officer.-,, but r am trying to inmlinii the htfair. oC the oin.-e in a nnnner to merit the support ,.f ih-.- electors ret the

, A - I. io i l-i :,,mo . I i:iVVAIU I'. IA AN?. M. 1.

tor tbejlStjreu. F.-t'tor T;him: Vteas.- auee.um-e 'o t-,e ..ers (.f Lake cuntv that I will be a candidate fcr ; iioin iiui ion for Tr-'-asurer of l.ko count .-. i".t!;ir.s, su'niec to the primaries ..f .Ma- -tth. i:v-f, llAU'lt R HItDFOr.U.

the United Sta;e o: future form that Ita ccrding to A pretli. i a C'tttr.t 1'li.t;. n. fi'.rt'n'i na. who was p-esj.,-sia in 1913. Tb .-.,1-1 a ceil tr;i.l f. o v a ii no-1. Wash i i . f on. ha;- Ca Ions time for i h ne out and stabib.;:-- i- . i The West Cassia r -i "hiring the violra ged between the :

America is th -ia w iU take, a-j-mad" t-'ii.iy by K-o error o f Vil :-t of West r.usn't there will be like that at P -v.ail take w rate to ivuik !-:--:-,-,-. 'aiiee was .-reatt:t l; ir'i t in r that .-at: ,.-y; front ter

of Poland and t'.-ti k ro but it collaps. -1 nit . r terce. Its symjiat ! . pro-rtolslievist and it, !

6 nee of larce force;

Itirintr l:'li t .-loiri .xissaid to i,e -1 llie a.ssi.v-

icrnii n troops I

Advertise in ihe Times

McCRAY The Logical Candidate ForBovernoroi Indiana

t) .4 't A&1?'A j v 4

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"WARREN T. McCRAY of Kentland, Indiana. lie is seeking the Republican nomination for governor at the primary, May 4, on a ciearly defined platform. In his keynote speech recently at Ft. Wayne, he made tha following reference to the new tax law: "1 pledge myself that if I arr elected Governor that at ths f.rst opportunity I will use my influence to torrcct and amend such sections of the present law as may be proved by practical test and actual experience to be impracticable, unsatisfactory and unbusinesslike. Whatever amendments are made to the tax lav should be made by Republicans instead cf submitting it to the mercies of those who are opposed to progressive tax legislation in Indiana." Mr. McCray favors the budget system cf making appropriations for the state government. lie favors liberal salaries for school teachers and sufficient appropriations for educational purposes. He stands for economy in conduct cf public affairs and for a thorough, business-like administration. His pledge that, he will render faithful and efficient service is guaranteed by his record as a successful farmer, business man and banker and as a public-spirited citizen with no entangling alliances of any kind to embarass him in any way. lie says: "J am seeking tbe nomination for Governor on my own Initiative, and if I am nominated and elected, I will assume the dut;ea of the office unhampered by any promises other than the promise to give the people of Indiana a clean, efficient business administration." Republicans Bear these facts in mind in considering Mr. McC.ray: He is the logical candidate. It will be easy to "WIN WITH WARRHT This Year

ringing, fjp

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CLASS We: W)LL KiOW HAVE OUR LESS OH ,r4 GRAMMAR

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