Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 258, Hammond, Lake County, 20 April 1921 — Page 4

Page Four TITE TTMES Wednesday, April 20. 1921. 'HriiHirmrr

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

mr do uxb cjuktt rurrrxso m txtbulsxtsk COMPACT.

TWs Ls-le County Tim Dally eacept Saturday J1 Kurdav. k.ntred At Ut poetofcloe In iitmmouii, .'iiue la, life. Th Tim Rul CUlcao-lndian Harbor. 4Uj exueel feuaday. R.ntrJ at the postoffice lo a.st Chicago. Jiotraa-t-r IS. 1MI , Tile Lane County TlmM Saturday and Weekly f.dtttoo.; teUrd at tha poetofilce In Himmnntf. February 4. Iba Gary Svaoin rim L.)y evcept Suuaajr. K iMirf mt t: tu)rn!f sra in itirv. Aoril 1. ltlf.

Ail uaatr tia act of Mania . l7, aacon4-:l i

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rtJKEIGN ADVEKTISLNti Rf.PBtSENTATlON LOCALS PATNK CO. CHICAGO

Uary Oflflca

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htiwu Thompson. Bt Chicago Telephone ! ; Ei Chicago tThe Time! T-.ephoie 24 ( Indiana HArbor (Reporter and Class Ads I eit-v;..oa iIraiane. Hzrbor (Niiri Da,ler) Tel'.puon Ula-J , Whiting . , , f elephon-. i Cron Pt.tnt . 1;fii(ion 1 '

! WALLACE IS HEAD Wallace, tlic c LrcU4 uiuu, io ucia. Willi Baruuiu land Koropaugu, the Sella bivtbers, ilie Kiugliuga and .. I libir l,n ln-.liiCil til ctv tn Amrl.ii tliw

fereji taiee tralu, tbrte riu$ circuits ef today. Whtu he tiret toolt bis show ou the road be diovo lulu tow u M the head of four or Ave wagons, a srrawuy looking elephant and au unaeruie camel. That wat vaj l.ael. in 182. When be made his farewell tour tlx or se tui .'.ears ago he came abroad bU owu palatiuliy-Utied private car at the bead of thrtc loug traiiu of i-iicua fuiiiifcij and paraphernalia, TLo old-time sb.owB.nu la lutl wore than a memory. Ills forceful pprponalit y, which vai tindriving poncr of the organisation h3 look over Uit.' .r.ad. has been vncodcU by efficient bufincti- rottuodo. Ir. blu jW.ng the country has loft omctliitig.

NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE BRINGS BRIDE TO AMERICA; TO SPEND SUMMER IN CANADA

MINE FATALITIES, ihet' is an tunouragiui; umiiic ia tbe tuih:i-s in s rot 1 1- of tbo work done b tno L'uiU'd riidtua burc.ni

It you have r trouble ftt1n Tk Tiwiw mui coin.

riiint iliir,! lit 1 .! 1 .t rh. I '(f n . ft t tun TVMrlmtaL

UxnnMB4 ( pn vat exchaWo lvt. S101. 1 1 0 ; of miniB in the lati 10 yoais to make riiiaius tai'e

I(ir muvf rrmnt ,i..-,,h r-,.. rollon fmni J 71 in 1 ! I I (or

NOTICE TO 8tE3JRIRKRa If you fail to reealr rour ecpy of Tm Tirt rr'tnytiy as yea haa tn tha p-t. pla&an di nst think it . reB ioat er nfia ott arit no tinir. Kemtntr h' tha mH trvica U nt what It ul tj b ajd t.it mplini are uner;-! !r-jtn many ojrca abut the train ar'J rjQil erIo. Taa .v!B haa lncre444 its njultag qu;pia.ii anl la . atvtvinrf saroaiitly to reach tt ta.trena on time B prompt in adlrins ua w&an you dn not ft cur pper Ji4 U1 t act piomptly. 1 i

AN UNNECESSARY SACRITICE Much as we admire the youngster 'ho 50 ebouunm uSout tli streets scd trocping into the choel ho-ua. taklBg sunahlne and happlners with them, numt of u ar for too caroless in allowing our Htt cue? to t;ke r k8 of accident. The istaternent jast maae by the Atvir-ican lied

tlic death ra.u bas falleu from 4.7 1 in

l.tnt" ruon emiloved to A. 23 In l'Jl'J but it should I itiuiulate tae bureau and those co-operating tjtbin j it to continue their work with increased energy, to i ti.e end that a slit) greaer rvtiuction may be .-lVe:U'.i. . 1 tie idea should never be entertained by tliosi- von- 1 tieu-d with ilie mining business that a certain vruj'o;- j tJoi; .f l.iih.t'.'K. no matter bow t-uial!. iut vii.thlc i T!i'- ;;v.:l for which a'! (onreipcd tiiould aitn i" cin- : ; !o; !.-cn.v..".: i'mui t'atailtKs. if tUere : 3.2 H deaths per tlu.ti.sand tuiuer.". that ( s just too uuuy. There mua be rcvognitimi. of i (ourse. thai an occupation that ha- been as bav;ordous j at miuins? has, is not to be revolutionised and made J safe, say, as ufficc -work, in a day ..) a month cr a j vt-yr. But absolute safety is the object wlicb fhotild

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iv f'f th-i run aro mfpt obllnue? Am. J''.-caii the arth k"ps part of the heat j i sets In summer. '-r tbo same rat i.n thp coldfit j-ari of the tiny in tWsrd I irtiTtiinp. ; 1". Vt, t ! .1 the Aiig.'o-P.iiidna ea'.l .-ftpt Mibfr? Any, Ocrst. nion'h jr bur- ! lry innth.

r.rlitnr Timkp Dmi nrtonnc) to the voters of th Fifth Ward. EM c"h!cci. tjiAt I will be a r(uid!d: for AIar man on the Rpuhllcan ttCK' t avibjett t tb doclajon of tin- rr'msrirs. Mav 3rd. HOB Eli T C SMITH.

Editor Tivre Pa?f announce 1 the votrs of Knnt Chii-po ?hat I will be ewndi'letx for Al1? nnn.t,I,arir, on the Itpub)!an ttckti. Mibiect to the prtmrlts, Alay Ird. J. COAR.

Political Candidates Announce

East. Lliit-ago FOB MATOa Fi'itor T.MKi-: sut'ju'.t to the voters j t tr :' 1. 1 h !caK'',4 I wl'l be a j t-Jinrt for re-n'7) lra t t"n to the of fK. cf Mayor of Kar i.liicjifc'o, o.t the j commit priniariteA u May. i

LEO ItcOOr.MACf.

Editor Tivkh: pieap sntimt-d 11 'he vco-.f of the Third Vartl. Eart Oilraer, that I wjM rri5iite for A,dtrman on the ",.ti7'-r"' Tt' kt FTlANK ,f. CIJ-ZOJON. r.ttor TTMFa- r'eee annoiii. e to tha votfrs of the Fourth WaM, F,ajit Chithat 1 utli be a, rsfrildofe fer the efficc of AJdrmai en tb Clurens' ticket. KOSCTKIIAK

Kritor Times: V"if announoe that 1 nm a c.t Ji 'i 1 i a l e for Mayor of East Chirao. abji-t to thu wlebea cf the votere at the Mav primaries arid that I turnestly olicH their support. JA&tBS JOILNSTON.

The director of the bureau says the men now em-

ho

"'ro that 20,00o children under 14 yar8 cf age are

Viim tn j-rtrtnf- aoh Tear in t h t"nlfH Sfaioi i I 'je ht'i iU view.

snnallir.2 T?(z flctires .re hard to crmnrehand. But

. . 1 . 0 ... . , . . I ; 'oed in m?l laining are not an skilled as tuose btn we thln.t of each one of r:iPs- innocents ant i ' - - " '

aotp cnarij-fcd ia the work tea years sko. 1 nis ma 1

it nccesoaiy. as he pcints out. to take extra precautions Hktalnai wis. ha p. The bureau has traiued ."'. f7 1 Pt--ous in mine rescue work and first aid. As that nuiu-

lm- increases one may look with confluence to a further j falling off in the mine casualty rate. j

Robert Walton Goelet and his bride. Tlobert Walton Goelet, known to his friends as "Bertie" no as t distinguish him from his cousin of the t-ame rame, and his bride, former Mile. Ar.ne Guestier, daughter of a wealthy Bordeaux vineyardist and director of the Orleans railroad in France, arrived in New York recently from abroad. They were married last January in France. Their engagement at the time it was announced purprised the friends of Goelet, who had regarded him for years as a confirmed bachelor. Six years ago. upon the death of his mother, he inherited a fortune approximating 540.000.000. Although he has a home in New York, he has spent much of his time abroad, where he met hia wife. With Mrs. Goelet came her brother, Daniel Guestier, Jr. The rarty P t0 Goelet camp in Canada ard ill epend the summer on Lon Island.

fjaitof T7xr, Please announre to tha rntfrti of Ca-st f.'hlcaj-o that I am a enJ;Sate for the nomination for Mayor on he Citlaene' Ticket. FilAXK CALLAHAN

Eill'or Times: I will be a can);data t Mayor of V'.TSt ""hleaj;o ou 1he ite-M-'bllrarv ticket, nihjert to the decision of the voters at the My priroer.es. .TAJIK II. UL'KNS.

Editor TlSJBS.'- Flea r "oei n--e t-. the voter of the Seventh Waro:. Tr 1 -ena Itarbor. thf I wC be e cen'date for the offire of AMerman '-r, the repoh!tcn tteket. mstJe.-t to pnroar:e May 3rd. J-t. VETKP. (Vi.AT.LIe r'.i'fr Trmts p;?e unr' U i' the votere or t.h- r'iftt, WarVi Ieii-eTi Harbor, that I -x.n be a. rv.ncli'Sate fi r 'ho Office of AJ"1errjiiSJ: '., tun 1 !i; '.! '.n tirket. mbj to pr:narc. May Srd i r 2 . SHKI'H.tRD H. MAW"4lON.

FA'tor Ttvrf - r;wL Jipno'ir.- r "otf-m of the Fourth srr, rer. Thie wo. that I will he a randtiate for the 0! ttce of A!d-rrr.an th Keprib'ira r ticket, subject " prtrreHen. Sr'J KRAS'K M. l.'ORVATH EBtor Tivca. T'leji. irt'jn t.-, the 'ottrs of taet C'nirssro hl I ir srMJidate fo re-nomlnetio'i to ;-, r. fi e of oounetlt-lrn uhi- t to the Republican i-linr!H( m tav CX)RiiK Z wn-.; 1

Editor T:vn: Dmm nroun to fee a candidate for Mayor on the FlopubiSruLri tUk't. ?)bcL w thi d"-cllon of t!ie Mbv iirimar!s. ALBERT LEWIS

Whitine TTI. v " .

I " r ou may aanounr "

ir.e voter or MLltir.fr that I im find'.rtate for re-nomlnatlon for the r(r, of Mayor, subject to the wishes of th voters at the iriroartee :n Mv V ALT Kit L. bOIRAGE.

t7e w.

fee slaughter of care!enese. we can rea

-um of poignant grlf has been cast up j Every mother who has a lost child has a constant j rrow. Rut it is net alone (n suffering that tt. na-

tion kee. Twenty thousand boys and girls cut off before their talents could flower or their faculties be de-

The -Passing-

7" ft ". rf 1

Show

Ldtior TiMT.v Tou may state to tha .citizens - f Kaf t"h.'.raro find Indiana (Harbor tint tt is my ntentlon to be a

of the city of ICa.'it cThlrejjo a- th- pri-nrti'-to hf he'id in May. A. vote foi n;e Is n. vote for a tletuj. efficient business edmln'-tratl-n JOITV K r-EF'PA

t eloped have lewiened the quality of our citUeaship f( r 1

the next generation in a measure that ft i Impossible

10 compute. i n3 bdouiq noi ne. t

Such an easy thing it U to warn a child that he must be careful. So little trouble to proride training in the habit cf discretion. Burn, falls, auto and other vehicular accident?, drowning and pofaoning. exact the heaviest tops A certain number of such occurences are always avoidable accident. But the proportion of them that can be traced back to carelessness on the cart Of the child cr some adult is large. Let us have a care. Our children must not be in the silent army of 20.000 that reproaches the nation.

L0. THE RICH INDIAN.

I i'..rh.n, it will HKtrnish snme ner&ous to learn that

the American Indian as a rule is not a citizen of the United States. It is true that the Indians have really the boft claim for being among the "first families" in she counry. And new he houie Indian affairs commu

te plans to report to congress a bill which would con- j fer eituenship upon most of the Redskins. Citizenship would enable the Indiana to u?c ine j riches which they own, but cannot now employ at their j will. The value of their property is computed at. $1,- j mjO.OOO.OOO. They are charges of the. government, j and as such their financial interests are carefully j guarded .by L'ncle Sam. Now- it is proposed to pas on j ibeni the self-determination principle which seems bo j generally to have, been ignored in other land. ! The Indians are far from having been cttermin- j ,ned in America. Ther? are now 33.. 162 of thc-m in ! the country, cf which 164. TS?, are full bloods arM j 46.1 70 more than half blood. Some 100.000 speak j Engii.-h and nearly 200,000 wear white men's clothes, j Already TO.000 Indians are citizens, and -'C.SI are) voters. The Indians in 1919 had total incomes of i J33,994.Sf3, which certainly indicates that IO. the

poor Indian, has become 1.0, the rich Indian. Ana certainly Lo, of all tb races that mingle in cur land, deserves the wealth if an one doe For once it all belonged to him

GE0EGE AND THE EARL OF DERBY. He says he had a nice timf in Taris as ambassador, and wishes to express through the newspaper?, etc.

ronfession that his single ambition is to win the Derby. 1

The Esrl of Derby has set at rest the fears that h HStdrexi to displace Mr. Lloyd George, by trie mild rt bring? away pleasant, etc. And with tha. affable recognition of his diploTcanc experiment he turns eigerly to h's stable-3. Oh. ye, he Is also confident tha two peoples, etc. This is refreshing. No one ter has accused the resent e.nrl of being an Intellectual giant. Nor is he a statesman of wide appeal. He likea the country i tter than the city, eats a good dinner, and has a keen eye for prize winners. Tf he should win the oeilebrtated stakes anau-i-urated by his ancestor In 1 780, the cotjntry will bfl ra&ed. fer fbe earl Is that aort of man. He can v. ear gaiters and chew a straw mere effectively than

f-ny of his pors and. compared with the premiership. J FRANCE PROPOSES to celebrate the death of winning the Derby carries few responsibilities and is Napoleon I. His death is the appropriate event to oi- ;. ef. scarcely lers important in England. ! serve. The Earl of Roseberry won the Darby and be- J '" premier. But ueh prime ministers these day j NEARLY ALL cartoonists give evidence of having r rare. Mr. Lloyd George probably has never svtn rHefcttppM the Fuelling claf in acbool.

ihe Derby, and if he. did wouldn t bet on it. it ip retting to the point where the sportsman is one thing ."id he politician something ' else, and the two don't iiicet. Yet Derby winners are remembered !ot?it than 1. .any premiers.

IT WILL require something more formidable than a smallpox sign to keep office seekers awar from the white houses now.

MEXICO WOULD b justified; in putties the border to keep American bandits out.

S'iaid

GOOD LISTF-NER3 are more popular tban talkers j

r-artlv hecause there are not so many f thm.

A tnin Sin not reaJlre Til T he !s getting along- !n vear I 'TIl lo recalls how t.Oo it tat bern since there

WT.TiE any ruff'.ed pi'.iow ehatns. A woman never feci nearer heaven Til AX hen t .ic rAI'IUl harpers have flriishe'l the'.r work IX fairly good shape uil departed. WF. never could understand VHV a colored Hl'Ti white fare prm-iler OX her cheeks berauce If fa; ' TO djg-u!s any facte WT notice aji ad aerjrig- a "TnOIOCRAPH with a srt.i ' wifh sorre we kn"" nociJ have a heart OTHWl thinar that makes tis mad IS the way some hard-faced FROrTrCKHIXG o!d church--oer WTIO apparently thinktnar he fin tak e IT with hl.Ti, skimps hl WIT"IC f the. Ia?t cent on household expenses A?m believes he -rill be roHDMtlY we!come3 to heaven on A CCO 1 XT of hla Uf lonr eppoettton TO anything: in the nature of Frx for the Touti folks XOTHlXti makes a norm: neighbor WOf.X m re scomfii! fh:n A fa.mily that can af-r.J to hjy XEW automobile ftCT to her eerta'n knonledse

fleane.l n

no know that a widower HA1 no bur-mess blnt- dlsai. pointed TfKX h tnarrlfs ths t'coil t;me. MHX are odd creature-! OXB dpen't vo'.e hecau e ho thinWa 111" vote don't attvunt to anything AMI anoth'r in-akrir,.-? that II" l o do.-t!i't vote there on't be any ? ton.

FOS CTTT CXBJUr. Editor Tix ; will be candidate oa th repubilsin ticket for nomination to the office of City Clerk, of Est Chlcaco. subject to the .May primaries. EilMA ertN'CLR.

Kditcr Times: Ton may snnmiaee. my name aji a candidate for City Clerk, on

I ihe republican tioket. of IXst CblcaLgo,

the nurainat'.on being subjci 10 im dfccleion of live prlmajiea in May. HLHT H. PKTL11SON.

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

! Protn what axe aniline dyes obtain ol? 2 What Is a hair-spring and for -rtm.t ! It used? Whn was MajiitouT 4 IVhat larg-e Island Jies directly north of Austrolia? 5 FVoiu what Is Tlnolev.m made? 0 I low many days are there, in a fortnight ?

the first sign of tha

Kflttor Tims?: P'.ass arir.outire ihk name as a candidate for Mavor of i City of WhitiriF, Indiana, .;hlet t th derision of the Republican vor ihe coming City rrmires My 1, MART J. COXKOT.

F"d:tor Times: You are authorized te announce mv n.i idtcy for re-nomina-lion to the 'oftu-f of city ClerK on the repuhlicsn tirket o' Kst Chlca.go, ubiect to the Jlav nrimaritis. THOS. T. RICHARDS.

r3Hor Times Pleasf announrt to the voters of Kf,rt (hlcapo tlist I will be a candidate for th offire of City Clerk, of Eaat CThlcago on the republican ticket, subject to the prlmariH. May 8rd. T ETEK WHALES', Jr.

FMitor TTMES rie announee ty fh voiem of wMtlnr that J am a cand .4s for the offles of Citv CfrV cn the rt rxibM'-an ticke', stibjert to th- eflrrmr1" iiay r.rd JTATtXlY K. ro-rKr,?. FInramonfl roi MATom Kdlur Tnrre: Tou msr snntjie the voters of Hsmmond that I m a. ea. dldate Tor re-nointnation fOT th cfTiee cf Mayor, cn tV: Republican tirket, aiihjeot to the wishes of the votera at the irimarlfs in May. DAXirL BROWN. Kditor Times: "VTt'I vu itiedl as nounce to the voters of ' Hammond tha' J shall be a arndtdnte for Mavor on the remocrati'" ticket, stibjert A the rnmanes to be hold. May 3, 1 Jit. Km. SIMON. 'Editor Trvra: P',as etnounoe te the voters r.f llammorid thai T will r a candidate for Mavor on the Tt'nxiWiean tiritet. subject to th rr!mrla, War ?r1. 1521. CTTAP.tiK5? H. TRIFDRICH

Editor T.Mf st- -V!eae announce to tho voter of East Chicago that I will be a candidate, for City 'lerk on the Clttrm'a th-ket. ps evidenced by my petition now on ft in the City Clerk's office. JOHN' J. KEEN AN.

TOE CTTT TMASTtMB To the illtor Tun TiMice: You may announce that I am a eandldate for City Treasurer cf the Otv of Ea-r Chicago on the Republican Ticket, subjsct to tb Primaries. Verv trpiv your. D W. DCPE3.

L'ditor Times- Will you klndltr announce, to the voters of Hammond that I shall be a er.ndidafe for Mavor on the tVmocratic tlrkej. sihje-t to the pn niarits to be h?id May S. 1!!1 J. H. McGUTRK

Kd'.tor TtM? tViH yo.j pii.,ji announce to the voters of Hairirrond that 1 am a candidate f - r Mayer on the Ixmofratic ticket by consent of tn voters st the r-'marlen Mav tl?t Crf-KCSE F. tTT.METT.

-ou please sn-

a car dilate ior

T "What Zodiac? S What Europe? wliat

mean? 10 What Is lartic. ectd"

Editor TiMiia WiM nounce that I will be

the nom. nation of City Treasurer, for

I the City of r'aet Chicago. Ind., subject ! to the Fcpub'.ican primaries. H. E. JONTC3. .

rO CTTT JTTOfJX 1 Kdltor Tiwt-s: rieae niic.-jnr r the voters of Hammond, thf I h a candidate fee the office of Cltv Tudte

pfi the repuh'.lcaLn ticket, subject te th decision cf th rrirnarte m Mav. I. I. MOLJESK.

Is the iarKst '.si and of does 'VpMcitie a rope"

TOR CTTT JTTDOIJ Editor Trv.rs: locate announce to the voters of East Chicago that I wt'l be a candidate for re-notnination to ths office of City .Tudgr. subject to the pri. marlcs. May 5rd, 1?21. H. M. COHEN.

Answers to Testc-rdfty'a Qaertloas.

Editor Times P!vise announce to tha voters of East Chics go that I will be a 41.1 . , . f r , i .. T.iHirA V rmoh.

lM-hst son of a Utiite.1 States coin 1 ,k.su t,r(PK RUbj;ct to fh prlmarlea

was a "ftp"? Ans ft n; a smail c ln (May Sd, 1?I1

rt

HAfXT had the rugs

j three years.

NOT EVEN' a. wise man public will applaud tomorrow.

Is able to tl what the

THE BOOTLEGGERS might at ieast include handful of cloves with a quart ar prerailitg price?.

THE f.id"lh

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SERVICE ! FIRST iMBeBHBMwBaanaBa Out

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Change in method of calling from Hammond to Chicago. To quicken the service between Hammond and Chicago, we have arranged a new method of handling calls. Under the new plan the connections will be eslablished BY THE LOCAL OPERATOR IN THE HAMMOND EXCHANGE, and calls, therefore, will not go to the long distance operator. This change will be effective: SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1921 After this date when you call Chicago, give the number to the LOCAL OPERATOR as you would do for a local call, then remain with the receiver to the ear until the connection is established. Please do not ask for long distance when you call Chicago after SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 1921 .

inois Bell Telephone Company

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AT the rtme eenaes in the life OF every man of sedentary pur.uits IV he hangs on long enough WHEX the flrrt duty of the ife of 1111 youth to him is ay ATrrHOniTATTVFI.V after KA Of me!: TKX'T forget ynur med'cir.e dear." SKI attraction pervades the KVTTTIK artmal norid AXD we Imagine a mile clepiiint tittxki a fema'e one in HHOV he Is much in'i-ftf.1 HA very trim ankles. 'n flo not knov much but we

UnLirii HAVRAN.

Editor T'vrs- plea snnmr'e to the voters of Hnt "h!ca(ro and Indiana Harbor that T sm a candidate for ths nomination f.-r th office of City Judge cn ths Citizens' Party Ticket. HUGH E. CARROLL.

vajUd at J-;x ai.d one-furth cents.

w&s in circulation before 3S57. 2 What the dlcerence betwtn -oi-or mat'Tinls used in painting end these used In dyeing? Ans. Color materials

used !: ralntirir are Insoluble and can j

be usd only when mixed with oM crj roi ALDEaUAV other liquids. T-'ycsitiiffs are stdubie. Editor Tiyits Please announce 'o ths ' Whb-h p'anet 1 a-.d to be the! voters of East Chicago that T lwll be a ., vim .1 ran , 1 n o .leandids'e f r Alderman-at-Larga on tha most superb object tn the henvena? j cituera' ticket. An Fa turn with Its thre rns and i GEOROE ELOSfCT.

eisht satellite.

Editor Timrs: Please announce ts I am a candidate fr the cfflre ef C;tv Judae cn the republican ticket, sub;et to the primaries. Mav 3. HEVRT CLEVELAND

Editor TtMrs: Please announce in tk Cjlumti5 of your rn per that T an a eg r didate for re-eiert -n to the ofr;Citv Jude on the Pemocratlc ttrVe TirnnponE v klotz

Editor TtvttP K'ndly announce ' the voters of Hammond that T srr candidate for the nomination for th r ' fee of Citv Judee on the RrpuK'. ticket, subject to the prtmarto-. M ) 8rd. 1?21. r TT C ATKIXOV

Editor T'vrs Please Hur ' rrvters of tfrnmond that I w!" candidate for Cty Judge, on the Keen ticket, subject to the rri lsv 'rU. 1921. PHTL GREEN-WAT, I

4 When and where Teas eUr nrisnt 1 Edlto- T:vt P'ase snnouncs. to I . . ,.e ,-.r. '.v.nl teat CVitrsm.

fonnfd in 1S45 in New York

Editor TrVBS P1ef:e nnot)-r .

I voters of Hammond, that T wi:l I candidate for the office of C;tj ,li: i-. I on the Democratic ticket, subject ti I prnia ri s. Ms "rd.

tc r, TV,: K

t miti , a eandfdato for Aldermaji

;iy aisdir,- ihe KfiHihlicnn ticket, subject to the.

primaries. Mav

RICHARD DAVIS.

said ward, by virtue 01 mt v' r ui

May 3. 1S21.

tT'LTS TERRINL

replaced the inefficient nicht wit.jt. .-. W?ist caused ';Watt Tyler's Rebel

lion" in England' Ans The Institution j ? h,Tv a-noune mv sMermanlc cf x graduated rd! ten 1n th tim of . eand'dscv f-.'r the third ward of the city Richard XI caused the rebellion in 131. of Esst CTit-ago on the republican ticket ll. ' '. rr T.-oa- subject to the will of the people of the

f. nrrr :e t i mtr i.-iim ,.i... Ans. Tt 1s situated In the Gulf of ft. Lawrence, and Is the srr.!et of the irov.nc.-s of the Dominion cf Canada. Its yxeste-t lenh 1v lir, miles. ? Who pro to umW tin; name of

1 "Josli Roiings?" Ans. -Henry "W. Shaw j s. it'hi is the tather of the modem

system of punctual ions? Ans. A Venetian frlnte- Mamittus. originated our modem sysKm of punctuation, '.). Why are tins eo!d; days of winter sf'.er the winter jolstice vV.cn 'he

Editor TrMr.s- Piease announce to the voters of the Fourth Ward. Eat Chicago, that I will be a candidate f-T Alderman on the CiUrer.s Ticket ETWAKD AP.MiFIRTJIL1U Fxlito- Times- P'.'ae nnnounce to the voters of thf P'tirth iVirl in East Chtcago. Indiana, that T will be a eandldate for AM'rrnsu. 0:1 th Reruhli i. n ticUet. suh-.crt to the primaries Mav ? lt?l. T i,r.tMT 1 'UnffMA.

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TOS CTTT ntX ASfJ'BJKV Editor Tiwrs: Kindly anitcunee f--T am ' candidate for the norrle."': for City Treasurer, of Hammen. v..h Jsot to the decision of the Resyb;. -. votera at the PTitTiar;ea cn Siy f-a J 92 1. WALTETi E FIELET-BLD

Editor TtVFSi P'js annoiinea t h eter cf Heron-ond that T a eardl dste for the nomination of City Traurer. on the Republican ticket, aubi?!-' to the primaries. Mv . 1 2 1 EDWARD WEBEL.

Edttor Trvtrc Please annoiirce rh" t will be a candidate ofr f'tv TrM.irtr on the Democratic ticket, jubject to '.M prnr.ar'f , Mav Hrd. 1121. r.nw a rt 1 -,gebreckt.

Editor Tivvs Please trnotrie to th. voters of Trnniond thst I sm a cr,d.date for the office of City Treasurer cn ,nP rpub!'.-an t;kct -ubiert to tho p:niarivn. May ."rd. 1 f? 1 E. E. H RTZLEi;

CTTT CXBK J-'dFtor Tmrs: -Tou mar anneurie to the vo'ers of Hammond that I ire a candidate for r nomination for the ef. fie; of itv OerV. on tbe rtapub1!cs ticket, subject to the primaries. May Si, 1321ARVOLT) H. KT-NTRT.

Editor Tivrs '--P1ese mitieim to Ve -off-s of lbtr.mnrd -hit T will be s ess didate for ''llv cViV .-n the Kenubl'.-i -tteV't. 'nM"'.' o the prlmari 's. Mi "'ri ' 1"1 MTLTOV T. H WSFV

Editor T'vrr: - Pae stpceinc the voters of Hammond : fc T wi'i v 1 randidate for the office of Citv "rk e 1 the Rer'ih'Icsn ticket, subject to the rmariee Mv 3. tat-TX" A t

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Ed'ior Ttvr: pica.... voters of 1 r.nnV:. 'O I

1 fprdidte for he nfr., e . t t cn 'ne r.'-nuhlicari fcV't. Mihie.-t te decision ef the v-l'-- ?'tt.' ' 1 nrnoi.r h tT'T.

E.?rtor Tivrs- nse ar ounce ! ; - voters of the Fourth Wtt1. n ammo pi1, t Robertslsle) that I will be a csnd-da'-for the office of Aldermwi on the terh. !lca.n ticket, subject to th.4 prima ilcs. May "rd 7iTi, tt r jo"

Editor Timk "rnwiiw to 1 vote.- of th.- i'..'ir-:i Htirf'n thr. I v 11' J..- a cnti.i.d - te for A In rtrj on the It. publican tiy'v ihj. ' t to t r r.-tari -. Mai" :!:'.1, i .'21.

lid; tor Tivi:i- -I'i'it' snrioun.- to 1 1 voters sf the I'ourf.i Ward, Vlammor.d that I wtK he a candidate for the ofT'es r.f Alderman on the republi-an tide", subiect 'o the. primaries on May 3rd GEO. M. SLACK.

Lri.tor T:rs:--p'rse 11n110.1r.oe to r a of ll.in.mnnl that I am : ennd. W.e' for th- r'-nuh: c-.n n.-.mt na " , ('ilciiii'-.iix-'t'-'at i-'- ' !- he of the voter ar the primaries. May S. 19-1. ruRrjUItfLailiEiRa.

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