Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1920 — Page 4

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THE TITLES

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTV PRINTING 4. PUBLISHING COMPANY.

The Lai-e County Times Cilv axccnt Saturday

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The Lake County Time Saturday and Weekly Edition. Btered at the .ostofr2ce In HoramonJ. February 4. i14.

tared at the postofnce In Gary, April IS. 11JL All under the lct of alarcu i. 1ST9. as second-claae matter.

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ed with life or liberty of soldlera. It ! urged the courts must have member of leal experience and be composed of raw-era of at least two years' experieno. Defendants may have counsel, military or clTlllan, of their own selection. Verdicts of acquittal may not be sot aside. Punishments may not be heavier than under clrtl procedure. The are a few of the rules which so widely commend theuiBelves as fair that the only wonder Is that the army system has denied such obvious rights. The Ansell-Crowder dispute was one cf the deplorable post-war muddles of which the people have tired, nut It hs been profitable by arouslm the nation to the militaristic and autocratic tone ot our army courts and the reed for humanizing and democratixlng them. The army of a democracy should be democratic Nothing Is so subversive of either discipline or loyalty as a sense of oppression and Injustice, and it has been c learly evidenced that many- of our army courts during the war were stupid and archaic, If cot downright unjust. While such conditions prevail the army service coul. 1 command neither the enthusiasm nor the respect of many potential soldiers. That these evils are In the iuand should be stimulating to recruiting as -well as gratifying to the public generally.

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GE2JX&AL WOOD HEEE TOMORROW. Gen. Ieonard Wood, one of America" most distinguished men and a personal frion.l of the immortal Roosevelt, will visit Lake county t( morrow as a candidata for presidential honors and we bespeak for him a hearty welccmo as a national celebrity and a man. Gen. "Wood is not a stranger to the Calumet region. He waa a familiar figure during the Gary strike and he thinks enough of this locality to have a reputation which 'no other presidential candidate on any ticket has- that of owning property in this locality which is a matter of record. Gen. Wcod will speak at East Chicago, Gary and Hammond and deserves the careful attention and consideration of every voter in the five cities. The man who will not coma out and hear why or why not a presidential candidate should be- nominated Is a poor stick of a citizen. Gen. "Wcod Is asking you for your -vote, lie ia addressing large throngs over the country telling the voters why he should cast that vote for Wooi for president. "Were Gen. Wood here on Jdst a plain mission, his services to his country not. only in military, but la civilian matters, would entit him to big throngs, how much more when he is a candidate for the highest honor the country can give does he deserve a splendid reception and enthusiastic welcome. - HTJMAJTIZIJrG ARMY COURTS, ir enacted by congress, recommendations of the senate military committee for changes in the army courtsmartiaJ system should go far toward re-establishing confidence in the democracy of our armed establishment. This confidence is imperatively needed now, when a great recruiting campaign ia under way and efforts are being made to attract thousands of veterans back to the service. Specific suggestions of the committee appeal to common sense. Death sentences must be made by a threefourths instead of a two-thirds vct9 of th5 courts, if tha program 13 endorsed. To avert the possibility of green officers weighted down by ?if-!mportanee being Intrnst-

WHEN LAKE COUNTY SAVED STATE. The Fealrr norken are uigmlag tkat their candidate will get a lar hulk of the Marian rounty vote. They are pointing; tn a reeent compilation of figures to ahoT that for the lat

forty-four yeara Indlanu haa goat tha nme way politically that Btarloa connty haa gone. They reaann ia tha following; faahloa from the fig area preeated to show that It ia deatrable fa the republican to lLave a Ktronpr caa. dldate from Marion cannty, mm the vet

in thia county mlarht awing- a eleae election In other parts of the atate. In ho chca, republican, carried Indina by a plurality of 6,94'J vetee. ef which Marion realty alone ooatrl anted plurality ef 5.036. With the exception ef what were regarded as fear abnormal years, the atate has never a-one in a presidential election since 1ST fer either party mere than 15.541, the plnr. aflty la 1KS4 when the democrats wen. aad the plurality haa keen aa low as In 1SSS when the repablleans wen. Indianapolis News. What about 1912, when Marion county went democratic and only by the big majority that Lake county gave Taft was the entire state prevented from going democratic? Where was Marion county that year? The fact is Indiana i3 no longer dependant on Marion; she looks to Lake county now.

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AnXB reading vihat Admiml Pirns THTOTtS about Pcphus Daniels XT in ajitoniiiliJni? to think how wcJl the NAVT rcnlly did in the irrent war aler rn.ll. WKT do the det..r huth WBLBIT you a,ek tii'Mn how th e"t gfland indusiry , ZS aettin .loti ttnyway? IP wo were eonin fAtl)',r whim 17-yer-o!d v.. SAVCrHTXHS tske after tln'ir fire XJff tho matter of flirira WH should use nil our Jnduen'-e to net SXXBTS to at lest ankl lntrth IlAttUE OJT NATION a or tx leiutuo

of nations. TUB g-ii4ftl Abe MsrUri eajs that IT ought to be no trouble at eU to pUik VP a read eeoixt dand r.lr of over

alls tlne SATS and w -a-orMlor how many of those VTB.O Joiv.eil the cnLze are still warinn' 'em? DAJVCIIVO- BLASTERS have drawn up

a fpt of rules TOR pJilmniy daivoej AS we understand it, the ehlrruny knows no rula. TJNDERBTA1TD the Flume row l. oetTHOtJOH we are one with old C.T.auncey I.ew, WHO Indlirnantly ejaculated; "WHAT the hr-ll s Hum to us?" MOST of our flat stylists we find by home on a packed street car ETUI, scm to have round corners. 1VXLZ, somebody kindly roll the WIATDB MAJT vr on his ba.ck ai.d shout "SrNSHIJSIE, eunshlne" In his ear? BTJROLAR3 mlrht make a note of it.

the cellar XS the most dftnserotis part ef a SCOTT SB nowadays. TRET it Ml advertise b"f on the heot prices BUT what we are all created In IB bef on the table. REAXiXaT it does seem as If most poI i Uoal XiAJfCftTAQB was made to corioeai THOXTOHT and ball up the Intellect. WItElf old Geo. Foch CJMi't thirii of anything SXSE to do, he tries to deviseKEW way of b!lrT rouffh with th lluii.. THB w. k. tijfht skirt moTmTit AT least majtes the womsn LOOK very fit XT only as a matter of expression. BTZRIT RUT a Foiag up, ' WEI blame the LJWle Calumet for XiXSIWCr out of Its banks? WXTK the many explanations necessaxy. It XS hard to b a Democrat these days. IN" fact, tt'ti almost lmpossibla,

MSPATCmss from Parts enyln that smart WOSCBIV are sow going without SrrOOXXKGVS are ealcnlated te Stature that BTBS serenity of mind that le SO desirable In the newppaper jrotfeslon OR at least in the sanctnm sancto-rlum.

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WHEM NETGHROR3 were called into consultation on the marital relations of a New York pastor and hia wife, a separation was arranged. That might have been expected.

PACIFIC COAST sugar men seem to be under the Impression that they have not been getting their share. Fines they recently announced an increase in price of one cent a pound.

BRICKLAYERS and other artisans enforcing substantial increases of wages have better luck than poets, whose work Is not really valued until they sre dead. THE HTJN revolutionists started more than they were able to finish and probably more than thev ever Imagined.

JACK DKMPSEY may yet suffer from the tale of a woman scorned.

ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY

(ArjYTCP.TI5E3rnT3 703 ATSXsrrOB. Efii'oT Times: Pleasa announce to the voter of Lk county that I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Auditor of Ike County. Indinna. subjoet to the prlTratries of iiay 4th, l?29. GEORGE M. FOLAXU

rOB CRTZeSffAX. COTRT JlTTJGR. F.d!tor Times: KJadly ejinourusi to th voters of Iake co-anty that I am a candidate for ihe nomination t the office of Judge of the Criminal Cotut on The Republican ticket, subject to the prixaary uiecuoa to t heia May 4. 1S20. I now hold this rfT!c under appointment of to G-Jverujr, mad Mar.h It, 13 ia. aiAETIK J. FirTTH. Cr a-n I'smi. lad.

TCTS CTRCT17XT COURT jtjsce. Ed''or Times: Please an-nounce to the voters of the county, through the e.-.iurr.m of your paper that 1 am a candidate for tho RepufcMcan non.ratjon for .Ju cf the lAk Cxrcruii Court, priujarica .Lay 4th. 1920. I naw bold this ofr.c; ur.l'r pr0"iT)troect at the Governor, s;r.oo Ju.d-tj lat, E. '4TL.1:"13 XOUTCN.

PGR SJTEEIXr. ErfttoT Time: Please announce to lh voter" of "L3i county thkt l w.li be a candidate for tha office of Shenu! of Lake Cuunty, subject te the pninixie.s. May 4 tit. l.O!). JAY A. UilPLLBT. jiury, Iud.

FCR SKERXXr, Edlr Times: KtuiEy an&oance to the vr.tori f L..js county thax I sra a undidate for Um nomhaatlon to trie nf!:;? of Sh'riiT of laJce County on the l;.-puliicar iiL-ket-, subject to the pntuary eiL:ou to bo blo Uay 4th. li20. L. EEYCE WHITAKKTt, Hammond.

roR smxirr. Bdi-'vr Times: P-ase anaounce to the voters of L-ae Aonoty that I am a candidate for the r-.omina.tion to the olje of Sheriff cf Iake couxity ca the Republican ticket, eubjecx to the pximiixy eitiCiiou. ilay 4th, Uit. EK1C LtTXU

fltdate for r-riominaton to tha office of Coroner on the Republican ticaet at tha primary, May 4, 1J0. I have been in office bat two months beoanss In Lake OMirtty the Treasurer and Coroner dr not tmirai their offices until a yar after the otiier county offlcrs. bat I am trying to conduot the affairs of the orSce ifj a manner to merit the support of the electors at the ccm.n.2 primary. iUWA-ET H. EVANS, M. IX FOB TREAfiXTRSR. Ed tor Tiroes: Plene emtiounce to the voters of Lak connty that I will be a canUdate for r Mors Irwm m for Trsurw of Lake c-tjnty. Indians, subject to the primaries cf iiay 4th, 1920. r.AU'H B. BRADFORDl

MB SENATOR. Ed 'tor Times: Please a.aoTnce to the voters ef I aXs county that X will be a candidate for re-nomination for Senator from LJce county, In.Lia.oa, subjoct to the pnmarlas f iia 4Ua, liO. JTAME3 j. rcznru

rtia sxTsznsxarTATTTB. EV.rrr Times; Kindly atxnotmce tft the voters of IaJce county that I am a Republican candidate for tha o:ltce of Representative of Iake county, subject to primary election to be fcald. iiajr 4ih. 1S20. OSCAR JL. UiHIX3RE?J.

rem CQstaBxssroisnaBL EJor Tiniest Please annonnee ta the voters of Take county that 1 will be a candidate for ren3!Tili!r-;.jn for the effice of Commissi on. r of ih Kirst tiistrlrt of I,aka county. Rubject to the primaries. Ma 4th, ooi). o. saiup.

rOR CO2S3KXSSX02rER. EJ'tirli.-jw . V'ill jju paaje tmanoe to the voters of the county through the columns of your pifcpor tbm I urn a candidate for the TieiT'Ubli'ran nomintlon for Vmmlsionr for th F!ryt district, subject to Uio iriix.axi n Alay 4th. IS 2 (I. IOjJ-V1JA3 H. J30TU

ros sxzsrrr. Editor Tlms: Please aarioujnce to the voters of Lake eoii-'Vtv that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Kh'-riff of I Ate cour.tv. at t:e jiriruary election. May 4th, 120. I em at present a Isi Rersreant of the 'ny of Gary Police Department (arpomtd). JAA1E3 F. DOTvxrsra. tioxy. Ind.

ros tHEEirr. F.ditor Times: Please announce to the inters rf Lake comity that I am a candidate for the office "of Sheriff of I-ak county, subject to the ilepubUcaa prunarias. May 4th, ltZSL J OK GR.HA3I. Hammond, ind.

TOR KHERirr. Ed-tor Tirr.esKlndy anuotmce to the voters .f LsJte cpunry that 1 em a catididat" for the romiiiation ta the offl-e of Sheriff of I Ake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election, to be Laid May 4th. 1920. WILLIAM H OLD3. East Chicago. lt,cL

FOB SHISITT. Editor Times: "Wtll yu kindly announce that- I ni3 be a canddate for the nomination for fcheriff of Lake tounty at the piimsriex on lay 4ih? I trust tliat ray record for esen "years as TJeptity Sheriff of lake county at the Gary office, which position 3 ncr hold, may entitle rno to tha cun-'-ifin-nian of the Vt?PS.

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EfftofTtmes: "WMl yoo kir.eVy announce thrtiih the cchnntu of your pxper that I em rt can-

rOR STTRTETOR. EJl'er Times: Kindly tJin.OT3Ttce to the voters of Lake eou'jty that I em a candidate for the noinhiation to the office of Surveyor of Iviio county on the Republican ticket, eut'-jec!. to the priiaary electioa to be held -May 4th. IS 20. RAT SEELET.

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EdrT!mie0sJfXCTTTIHa T. Tlease announce to the vor of Lake county that I am n candidate for the Republican rjomiaatjon for Prosecuting Attorney subject to the Republican primaries. May th, 1920. DWIGHT M. KINDER. FOB WR0SrraTX3ff ATTOBHTTT. Editor Times: Kindly anrrcemce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for ProaecutlnaAttornay. ambject to the RepubUcati prltnnries, May 4th, 1?20. AUGUST A. BSBrTit KOB SJEVATOB. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I wlU be a candidate for re-nomination for Senator from Lake county. Indians, subject to the primaries of May 4th, 1920. THOMAS QB'VT. Lowell, Ind. FOB SZJTATOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries of May 4th. 19!0. v JAMES W. BllIS SET.

FOB SR2TATOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to tie voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the P.epublican ticket, subject to the primaries of Way 4th. 1920. A. JEFFERSON SOTTLTZE. Gary, Ind,

FOB SZBTATOB. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries of May 4'h. 1320. C. O. HOLMES. Gary. Ind.

FOR JOrSTT RXFRESE2TTATXTT5. Ilditcr Tim a: Piei5 announce, t. the voters of Iake and J "o iter counties that I m a Candida t for the olTlo ef Joint Representative of the above, named counties on the Republican ticket, subject to the primarii ALagr 4th. 19;it. BERNARD F. CAEXJN.

FOR J0TJ5TT REFRXraSTATXVE. Editor Titos: Pie-s-Fe anno-nnre to the voters of Lake end Porter counties that I am a candidate for ibe office of Joint Representative r.f the above named counties on the R.pubLica ticket, subject to the primaxifa iW iui. JOE "V7. TODD.

rOR RETRTISETTTATITE. Editor Tim"s: P!ca."-- oiuiounce me es a candidate for re-nomination for the ofBco of State Reprcspiiijilive, subject to the will of the Republican voters of ake county at the priluary fclecUun o Mav 4th, R'L'O. ' JAMES I. DAT.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: I -wih to ennounce to the voters of Lake county that I am a. candidate for re-nomination for the office of Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries Slav 4th, 1320. OTTO G. FliTELD.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of State Iterreeentative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th, 1920. A. H. SAMBO R.

FOR FRO SE CTTTXNQ) ATTORJTET, Eoitor Times: Plense announce to the -oters cf Lake county that I ant a candidate for the office of Prosecut in Attorney of Lake county, subject to the KpurV'.on pri-

FOR CORONER, Editor Times: Kindly announe to the voters of Lake county that I will b a candidate for nomination for Joroner, Republic primary May 4. 1929. I aspire to this office with the aid of the Supreme Being. DR. ANTONIO GIORGL Gary, Ind.

FOB COURTS RECORDER. Editor Timeai Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake cojnty on tie Republican ticket, subject to the primary ejection to be held May 4th, 1830. "WILLIAM ROSE. Hammond, Ind.

for coinrTT recorder, Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the prtmnry election to be held Hay 4th. 1?29. THOMAS "Vr. SPENCER. Hammond, Ind.

FOB COURT! RECORDER. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for the nomination to the office of Kecorder of Ike county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th. HERBERT C. FRANCIS.

for roTicrx recorder. Edi'tor Times: Jvin'Uy announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for tnc nomination to the office of Recorder of l.ake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held Mav 4th. 1920. MALCOLM HAZELGREEN'.

FOR COrriTTT RECORDER. Editor Time: Kindly announce to the voters ef Lake county that I em e candidate for th nomination to the ofPce of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May . l?2ftALBERT C. HT-5ER.

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