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THE TIMES
Monday, February 3. VJVK
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS
BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHINJ
COMPANY
except Saturday anil
in Hammond. June
Th La's fount v Times --Pi ily
Sunday. Entert-d at the post. filet
28, 19u6.
The Times East 'hicsifro-Indiana Harbor, dp-ily except
Sunday. Entered at. the postofnoe in Easi Chicago. Nov
ember IS. 191::.
The Lake County Tunes Saturday and Weekly Edit ton.
Entered at the postof ;i, in Mm mmond. February 4. I:'14.
The Oary Kvr.insc Time ! 'fitlv except Suml.-iy. Fil
tered at the poai office in Uary. April 1. 191?.
All under the act of March 1J!. ns second-class
matter.
wi: st.
roariON AUTEETisiNQ orncx:.
G. LOGAN" r.WMj & Cl.
ancvm .
TELEPHONES.
Rtmmend private exchsjin. "lO'h 3It. 3102
(fall for whatever department wanted.)
Oary Office. Telephone 1ST
N'aasau & Thompson. Fa.n fhio:i,r.i Tob phone ;:l
T. L fnw. Fast Chi.HC" ... ..T It phone 542-)'.
Saturday, their play day, with clean humid and finger
iuiii;-. Uequired by their pledge to do one good turn a
lay it was a delight to hoar them all cue an account of
what they considered their best deed dining the week.
"I earned out the ashes for an old I ; i I who was. sick in
bed." "I picked tip a little i-iil who had tallon in th"
mud." "I led a blind man oer ihf railroad crossing.''
These wore some of the t.:ood tii'l) . The urietv of
them was ama.ing. It was an titspii at Ion to listen To j
these sixty lusty young soprano- shut 'The sttttr Spain.'.- j
ltd Banner'" and hear them sail in'o th- htLih note in i
"the laml of tl.e freee." What is tin re as sweet as n ,.,,.,.. ,
1 HI l .N Ii ha nit
boy's soprano? For ns not tlall t'urci's. They ar. , , .....j,, v
laugp.t to be clean, to tie kind to .'in1 mills, to do a lol i
splendidly useful things. It needs piuence to teach
them, bin think of the returns in after o.ns! Tlrnk of
the seeds sown' Think of the bread cast on 'he waters!
We hope the parents of these manly little fellows, inlnd
v.m th"v come oft from homes of poverty, perhaps son1 of
them from unhappy homes, will supplement the touch
ing i"v on them by Mr. Harris with true parental eare
and loe. It is a great work. These laddies are :iu-
mi, (tt .t$t ftj "Jit W H T Wx XI K frA T-Mffta
prllfp
v'-v- :r.:ir . v. .jst-. tit;,-? irwa WMiithvuvirkrjit
THEY WILL PLACE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
STARTING THE GREATEST WAR IN HISTORY
T.
I and watched a
Lis pletun
tal:-n
a m " T
ff.-ll.e.y !, v
th.
t-r
.in- 1 1, i :ik tpi He lMMii.in
Ki"ui.d Iiok aft' r alt.
t'hit-aa-i iTiis Tivi si - . . . Ti .-etioru- .i?t
fnrtiana Harh.-r (News Tien let-1 - . It nhoi.. sn .' ! nressionable and thev nick un little sins and faults trim
innV-"brt- contact with the world very easily. Evory tim-
frown Point . --'i' "' 1 -hciie 4- ;he Scout Executive teaches them sono'thinr. that much
tOaOIS TAJJ-W CIRCTTT.ATIOH THAN ANY TWO
OTHZK PAPERS IN THE CALtTMET KEOION.
. more are they fortified auainst evil. We wi-ii th
; pie of Hammond would lake more interest in thes
i and Wolf t ub meetings. They are well worth it.
A I d"cidt'd that an i;ie is ul l
IIAVi; look.d in. likt a datnpl...el
ved pastor sas r lur..' an l
KNOWS v ht n lie u's in :.n iicp' ar- j
AS b
! t .-' -I 1 ! 1 V
If you have any trouble cttln Tut: Timks makes corn j
Maint immedia'rlv to the fireulation Pf rartmcnt. j
The Times - in n--t he responsible for the return "f any j
Ur.t-ollc-.tfd articles or letters and will not iiotioc anony-j
ou- rominuntcat ions. Short f ign'd letters' i f BMieral
interest printed a, discrt tini. i
peo
Scout
!
l;VKKY once m awhilo
Vol' st-. a pretty girl wlo
WKAKS swt sensible vKiilies but
VOl' her in the mm i s.
ill ).i;STl,Y the saihb.'it
LaKI.'; cf nliirc in th.. world is
I'AIXTi:!) school kuI.
t 'Ni: of the most in t e res! i ng. to u:
i- a s is t .) ko past
UHETHLK lie's h liar ,r ii.d.
IT j. reiterated thai the co.U.
nil Har:-
!
to end i
WILL THEY GET VERY FAR? "
St. Louis proposes to become a mod d city. The
Missouri I.eirir-lature is io he asked by the Com mi' tee of:
Fifty which has been invest ipatint: vice there to enact j
some laws. They are very ini t-rostins Some of them :'n j
by every city. The
follows: i
A jidvii:
St:i; about
front mid a
t hea t re
il) bjil.y carriage
! m id'
and provide means lor their sup
pression.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Tf v,-,i fail to reeeiv vour ronv of The Time- vroinit- j particular OUCht to be adopted
ty as you ha-c in the nast. please d.. not thmk it has hern reeoni mendHt ions for state legislation are
lout or was not sent en tir.-e. Ken-eni .lor taat t!.- unit, i ..... , . , . . -..
er-.-ioe is not viliat i' uj-ed to ht-. and 'l.at c .mnl.i t are: An ln.r.inct tort and abatement measure, whicu will
renera! from many sources ah-'ut the train T.i ni.nl s'1'; ! em io er ofPcials 1o declare houses of quest ionaale
ictt. i i i v- c ir nns intrtas-.i us niaioiiK . -.t i. . j o . . . .'..,
i striving earnestly to reach its patrons -n tinv. P." I character nuisance.
prompt in ad-. is:np us wl.eu you do not get your pap', r and
e ti-i", act promptly.
- i -mm. I..,-. . i ' '"Makinc it a misdeineaiior to t e.cister ;t false na.nie
l . . . . .
at a hotel or tor a man to register a woman as r.;s wire
i wlien sh is not.
j "Forbidding qupstionable oxhth-tions and nlav;.
j "To niakei t unlawful for drusr stores to exhibit cer-
1 tain articles.
i ''For better oi.ntrnl of Tiennv arcades and i!enn-in
With the war over, as it is declared here, and the i t he-slot machines,
trniy being sent Lome and disbanded, after a fashion, j "To make it unlawful for drua stores to exhibit cer
. Congress receives and is asked to pass a measure pre- pictures.
Pared by W. A. Glasgow, solicitor of the Food Adminis-j "To make it a misdemeanor to write, post or ox-
iratlon. asking for jl.roO.OOO to "maintain wheat prices. ' Libit itonroper signs, pictures or lanciage.
"to require preferential service for foodstuffs to any "Giving power to an officer or the prosecuting at
torney to destroy all camlddie devices, improper books,
pictures and other objectionable matter.
"Against exhibiting in il ram. -hops of improper pic
tures, statues .or devices.
SIi; H. noting the ftatur
"TliK Pier Of A ;..,.d Tim.
SIX out ,.( tiny ten fainils
ft 'X S'AtX four h- tlr b;il.
A Xi y. t peoj,!, ; ,. , ,-
TJIF be.-'t office liuil.jiiiKS in a town
APE til! .1 with lawjiis.
A f XTI :MP01;AI;V sax- that it it-
is due t'oit v .-. u
Pi:oi;. PLY seuii body'.;
with the
f l.'C AN'PT shells r f ise
Wis distinctly htnr
clattering down th- ptl:
monk'-5 ln-'
the tn.n.nitini
V. -IPX a u. II hull! Kill is ..
CPTP A-I Lf iPPl.TTi; wais
C X be with her a w i I d-v
NOT know the , ..,- i f th'
S'l'i 'K IN'.IS she is Mealing.
Tin: p.mx
jraih-ns i't' r
IJll-eee
l in
crop
pi-, i
was tt
e.iilip-
ariii an
a man
y- and
million
ear in
T,er)f;ii.-
fuir
eh-.
HALT!
; a : I w roil;
! pi'K ti
I t !
I IIPK Is
i h ..m-
1 1 red v ifc to nial.
--band x hr n hi
ll lu."
AND that h. oiiKht to
l-'l'SS ee:- h.fr
. e w f I , ri e
agency appointed by the President on any railroads or
steamships." and, further, giving greater powers to the
President and Food Administration.
Congress, very naturally, is thinking about ix
Following its fixing of a minimum of $2.20 for wheat
VVl-: helj.ve
lar.-m-nt at
I'-AKi INI Ah
Kit
I
iissi.xi;
ur
s s! le, l...i h of t lit is
like the dicken?.
1'i.Afi: t.-
tnukitiiT the v.. i I
P.YiFKS. so
borrow
jiayi:
tie P. S
t li.-i t
t rt'l ei
d l .
Au'o-faluoii !
s i h '
tamp.
tola,
millions
.n i
from
hope W.-(st;!!lKtoll V, . i I M d I
u Ini. th-.- t'i.-1 ' -ibut ::ik day
berretary of State l anxing. I nited
Mates, aboTe at left, and Sir Gor
don Hewart. Great Hritain. at
right. Below, Andre Iardieu.
ranre.
What individual, group or fac
tion was responsible for
the world .war ? What part did the
ex-kai.ser play in instigating it?
The peace conference has named a
committee to answer these yjes
tions. so that punishment mav be
meted out to the offenders. "The
comm.tte is composed of six -nen.
In addition to those Known above,
the men composing the committee
are: Ferdinand Larnande, France,
and Viterio Scialioia and Lputv'
naimonao, Italy.
APP.I VPS
n niir. i- v
'piab iaticiers and
I 1
A'. , .
ft"'
i". fit ' rs.
W i: d 1st . cell 1 . nit
JtPX a ii 1 coai. 1
SAT do An and .'i
M A. N
da 1 1 a'1' r
v ith
nil-t r 'ie d .
. ro-s Ik r k is
h art w as
Voice of the People
HPT Pint was
IP TTOM of tie
l,r.f,,,-. the
- skirt was rel... atcd.
"Creating a State P.oard of Censorship for moving i
the Food Administration, despite protest, fixed $17. -0 a i pictun
This sent corn, -which goes to
"A law against common-law maniaces.
"Requiring five days to elapse between th
t illio of i to-a -
to retain the ! application for a marriage license and the ceremony."
discracv
!
hundred-weight for hogs
make pork, kiting.
With the war over, why dei we wan;
railroads, seized as a war measure and
fully and at a ios? j SHOULD BE SWATTED.
Why. with the war ended, do we need the requested j The Lower House of the Legislature has aeeeptej
extension of the extensive jurisdiction, enormous pow-jt;!t, rer,orr ot- the Committee on Public Morals reom
ers and dubious benefits of the Food Administration" (mendire the passtce of certain of the Wright aniend-
The proposal to extend government control of tele -Lien's to the state prohibition law. While some of the
nnou-. ipiegrapn ana came lines nas oeen denied Dy tne r.10s' drastic of P.rother Wright's notions as to recmls.
mm niiian ano
I'rltntr I'etc llnrlrr has urrl-d In
from an '..'iiil.' cl 5n ice over-
w lo !. !.. was a nii-ml.. r of th
nu f:-
suit or
h.s ;.!
in a wren, h-d '
fall in;,- m a
on?. M-. and M
an
ivomi'
House Committee ordering their relinquishment not later
than December CI. 191?.
a i-osimasrer ncnersi t.urieson. in a plea :or gov
ernment ownership and an appeal that partisan-hip not
on were stricken out. there still remain those forbid-
ding one to have liquor in his residence or to make wine nvs and i-r-sid smite has
for the familv use.
Under the operation of such a law as these amend-
tli f a n n d ian - A me r i
.nor. S-ddn- r 1 lurl
i a I ' '-. it .. to t il'.tiK v. ; r .-'lies.
I IP- has l-.ad s -so tnarv .-ii. and thrl -;
ilr.c experience. ha inu, t" n w ; t h th--i
l.'J ". .'. in. i i. s ns win. w.-nt ait.i tn
j fix lit and eaiae out with not h man
c n w o.jii.1 id : of the .nlire number, ret
fin ty -e. slit livi d, he I,, i-ii; on-- of them.
t!tr ! y lost ail a so in tlif t rv'ft- but
not a b.t of i.is oid-tiin. n t n.it ir.-'i-
ft Inn., il-
has r-s.i:i;ed his duties at the P.. J. &
P. P. P.
, na:
j his
i. tbt is
1 ti i no n t .
is ah
: n i
U s.a ts. ri
le!'. t rote
P P. Dan-
... a it on r . .1 o i n
w- .th Hi.- A i m y
in' .
enter into the question of the lenzth of the period dnr i ments would impose, poor old grandma would become an
!ng which government control of the systems should
continue, got the rebuke of his young, but offensively tri
umphant, career.
I It is time Congress cam to life, r.efore undertakine
enrich a lot of profiteers by "feedine the world" and
clinging peace on earth and good will to men by gorg
ik ni'-viki let us pay and find work for our re
lumed soldiers.
"Vi, In some directions we have gone money mad. Let's
call a halt.
K.rneM It iclinrils, an rntlurrr mi the
P. S. S. Isabel, w ho has be. n spend
ing a short finloui.-h in liury. lias re
turned to 1. 8 ship and will probably
stall on an overseas trip s,.n.
outlaw the moment she made up a batch of that most
unpalatable of all concoction? euphoniously known ns
"dandelion wine." Moreover, the good old lady could nor
only be pinched and lined for haking the stuff bur could I
be still further penalized for having it about, the house, j
The same condign fate could be visited upon those who'
make elderberry wine, currant wine, blackberry cordial,)
or any of those other beverages which housewives by the 1
thousand have been accustomed to put up each year "for j th. .etvh- and is now atta-'iiej to th
sickness" and occasional delectation. " r""-""" ' Art'.lt. r... !I enlist-
John II. l-rllo. n ftirmer l.nr; !.
i- now- a mt-iyher of the Canadian ser
vi. and s now- stationed at Ksnni'l
Park. North Wales. Martin has ie
. n t-d ininy promotions s:nr enUr-tig
PEACE BY EDICT.
A fine little forecast of how the projected World Fed
eration may he expected to work is found in the response
of varloti" amh'tious little nations to the warnine given
by th Peace Conference against further aggression.
The Poles have been invading German Poland. The
Czecho-Slovaks hare been invading Galicia. The Rou
manians have heen trying to oust the Czecho Slovaks
from Galicia. The Jugo-Slavs and Italians have heen
wrapping in Dalmatia. The Italians and Greeks have
had trouble in Epirus. The Serbians have been disput
ing; with the Roumanians the province of Banat, north
of the Danube. Newly awakened nationalities in Austria-Hungary
have E-oueht to extend their border?. There
has been similar trouble in Russia and in Turkey. Al
most every small nation involved in the war seems to
have gone on the supposition that it would he allowed
to hold any territory of which it could gain possession
More the Peace Conference completed its plans for re
trrangring th eworld.
Given a solemn warning that no nation will be
flowed to keep territory taken forcibly since the armis-
. : , A . -T . . 1 U V t - . t I
ttvc we PilLucru, urrtllt lli liir II uu uir-IJJJln.ei S Iirte re- j
The proposal is about as wildly asinine as any'hinc
hat was ever advanced and its natural tendency
to i
ll
Canadian army i - ral m
-efore th. sistnin? of 'he art iiis-h.im-4
i -I eiye an hs'iiora si e dis-
bring the whole prohibition law into di&favor, disrepute 1 ,-ha i sr.- from the Anurb an ar
ay
at
and ridicule. It is carrying the crusade to an extreme Caadian army icvni months before
which arouses resentment and leads to a revulsion of 'nsn 01 U1'- 8rllli5l,r-' ""'R!'
rece viij an le-noraole rlis.hari;e roni
the American army at fanip Shelby.
Joe l.rnilr. I.rllllth. who has hern
stat;on-.i at fanip foster, has received
his honorable Uiscjiarsj-:.
public feeling.
This paper does not know Mr. Wright and realty
never heard of the gentleman before the present session.
hut. it very readily perceives from his legislatixe offer-j
ings that he is either a very foolish good man or a very i
slick bad one. He is doing the very thing the wise old .rrnid iinrper. WMtlnc h ha
hovs ill the liquor business want done and in just the r-nt a ten-day furloai,-h here visiting
,. , .. ,, . . . his parents. Mr. and Mm. William
sort of a way that would please them. He ought to be on Umrpt r , n UPortc avenuf tft Satur-
their pay roll. day morning for Charleston Harbor,
This gentleman and those standing with him in his ; Ma.-s., to lesume Lis duties on the V.
fight are those who apparently are imbued with the idea
that we can't have too much of a good thing. If one
tenth of a grain of strychnine may be of relief to a tick
man, they cannot see why a couple of grains would not
make him entirely well and possibly restore his "ost
youth or manhood. There are fools of that variety pret
ty generally scattered over the earth's surface and they
are the most pestiferous of our mischief makers.
T...f muftis. K mana corvt cnl ftf tKij Ti-jn&r iu r-nnf am.
I t: I aOlltTl. t lit- iimwn .... it- t't . on.- j-.i-wi u -v v .. .t Hi i
S. I'ehtroyer I'ayton.
SerBennt Millierl . Kelley. rth lis
been stationed at fanip Taylor. Ky..
rei eived hi? honorable discharge and
has returned to Hammond to resume
his duties nt the pestoff Ice.
ISiit l.iin.di. Wl.iiiiiK. of ot. San
born's 1'atii.;- First, waste h:s pu r' n t
Mr. ami Mr;:. WiiPam 'j:sffith. that he
is at P ird --i-iK. expe. t tm to so. n sail
for tne I niti-u state. Tn yoiii'5 man j
has hern ;n th' hospital f - s vi rai
months " tin t-s-sit, of 'o-intr shot
Curor-Kb the arm. U-- is i.-ir ."nt to
the I.'. s. for fi.rther treatment.
I'reil lies returned home nt Hlver-
dale last Friday from I" ! t Monroe.
V bearing an honorable disehar"--'-from
the ar-nj . lie was afsi-ned t-i fol
low his trade, bar'.icr. while in th sr
vi.e. and tr.aii.' a wide a.-quaintance
among the sold ici .
John Koenehe retiimeil hrnne t Ilol-
ton la-t week from an eastern port
bem-ini.- an honorable dis'-haras- from
the na : .
A LETTER FROM
PROF. McELROY
Saturday, I b. 1. 131?.
Pditoi T:.mi:s:
Will jou please puhlirh th-: f.-'.io itig
art irk :
To th- Studei-.i-. an-! I'a'ror.s .1 the
Hipii Schot.l:
V. to this time f !..--,; refra-r..-J fr..-m
sayinn anvthing re'.atle t.. tie .. 1 1
situation, b it afl'-r wnir Lint: t'o- d--
t-b.pnit ins so far-. 1 f . 1 p. at for !'
best int. rests of the s,-ho.,:; the aurits
tjoii s!io. id not continue. Sir,. I look
a stand on the diploma affair :ppoi?
both the Hoard of Edit-ation mid fn
Superintendent of s- l-t.-.ls I am su-e
tliat satisfactory w.trk.ns conditions
could never he v.ork.tl out with this
P.oard f F.du.-a'ion. Then- foie. f..r t'i
best ii . Iiiptii-n ! cf th" Lif.-h s hoot In
which I shall aiwais ha- a i--ep In
terest. I fc.-1 that my r. slni" s si !,. n'.l
stand and that sotnr or..' stiouid 0"'io
into ti.' principalship who w ;ll La : ih
SUPP'T! of the heard.
Whatever success has . ...it- to nt"
here has hen il-je lar;:- l s.sir
splendid lovalty and coope nil i.si. No
one could ask mere. I shall leave with
a grateful Leatt and a ib p a; nr.. ia
t ion of your loyal support and fierid
ship. While I regret to p,., I fcl ti.at
it is )i'.
t'.-ry truly your.
FKANK 1 1. Mt LI.P.OY.
board is t
and the pei,p.
io ir ..-1 i ii r.
int.- d . b.. I he coy 1
f 1 i a mi i "id arc t'"i: 4
SfllO"!. PAT po.X
Ilain mor.d. lib.
TOO MANY QUESTIONS.
; Kdr.. r Timks r
j Now. hon.-stly. don't you think- it Is
.a sinful waste to pour all that w Uirjtey
:"o,;r t i. 'Usa nd tpiari- into the fahi-
rn- t iivtr? Isn't ther a law mak:n$ it
a criminal offer.se to d ftrov food? I'"
' tittt sf-vtitis's say that alc -hol is -a
fo...l? of c.-.urs-e I ri-iliif that the au
; 1 horn :.-s v . re c -in pel i.-d by law to d
', strt.y i. but isn't a law wrong that
pours in a rr-i-r, a products which has
he aiue aiid property of medicine?
W.'ibT it have not been Letter to hai e
'tiivt-n the v li'sk.-y to the hosrstais of
Ma m r... sid ctid fary ami I't the good
! Si-t'-rs use it for the niHiiy emergencies
ft r !!. h they h;ic a us.-?
A K FADER.
HE LIKED THE EXPRESSION
' 'Hammond, lis!.. If b. 1. 101?.
! Editor Times:
I 1 wih to thank you for publishing
tn- b tt. r of "A Working Man" in The
i Times of Jan. lfU?. I am sure it fex-
i ...I k.. L..- 1- Un,,.A f ft ItrrHnltp.
from th. n.r,hw..t. where he ws as- J WNTS NEW SCHOOL BOARD.
s 1 X n e ( J t
t . .! rs
.actly tho opi'on of many
of Tin: Times.
Tours sineere.ly.
A -U AGi: EA1LVER.
t i
1 1 - -. i s i n k e 1 1 . n g' l
out aeror.Iane Pir.ib'O- for the sov em
mi nt fl ing li-iaehities. Til' re ws lots
of herd work in the job, but Carl looks
kh.hI and hearty.
Information received here of AlpMo
Sirhn, of Fast t 'Mcaco. in overseas eer-
i. e. is to the ffe.-t that he i still
eonflned to the base hospital. He be
longs to the Slth Uivision. "27th Inf..
which expect to be mustered "-it at an
early date. He has not mentioned n
any of the letters written by him the
nature of his illness and this has occa
sioned ome apprehension on the part
f his mother. Mrs. Piiaibeth Sir! n. of
Fir street. It is understood that he lias
undergone some sura. -a! treatment
ani evidently will be invalided Lome
as soon as hss cord tion warrants.
Ld.lor Timks:
In th-- matter itiativc 10 th-. s-ci.o-i
board-McElroy siuabh'e. which is un
roeriny some things 'he people of
Hammond have lone wondered at. you
are dome: good work. There is t...
much of the close corporation about the
Hammond school board and lt.is been
for some time. The city count ;! should
nemand the resignation of ty-i-y mer.i
1i.t of this bo.Md and arpc-mr bssiness
men to the jobs. Then we will 1 some
real service for our schools. T. u should
continue the agitation until a new
APPROVES THE PROTEST.
Editor Tivus:
Tour '1st cvning's editorial on
"Luxury Tax PiP" was much appreci
at d. It looked so pood to n-,e that T in
cluded it in a btt.-r written to Senator
VO' f oiirre-ssman Wood and ofi '-
.s.ils of the National Pry Goods' Asso
ciation. Th.is Purr emphatically . pre
tests asainpt the proi-osed bit! with i's
t btiox .sis in. -t!-oils for ! ct ion. A
Ji'ipe the con. nnn i-y j? awakened to th
e i !.
P.PWAPn f. MIXAS.
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
I J. lint-Re' Hon of th Simple. tu
iionoramv aiscnareo no.,, t ,o .,aL t? of . nrtm,rv. n
j recently and ;. .siting nil ins lam-
ii for u tew daje.
hetantlv subsided. Nearlv all of them are readv to .c 1 Pln no deprivation. It has no hankering for dande
tolesce in th decision of the Conference. Thos who I llon wlne- fUrWrr-v or P,f n u,p RO" ,a 110:130 i ' - ""tchtn.on. formny of
Wriist in defying its edict can, of court- be clubbed ' md? T m- NPlUlPr ha3 btacKherry cordial any the interstate, ha. returned to cmca.ro
(especial lure even during tnose periods tor wnicn some!"1"" --..- . "t r.
i . . 1 f(i ,. 1 land, in the urnv to his home in IJev-
regard it as a remedy of Godgnen efficacv. iC!(y ,i;, ,,,t, f,rf.,,,,i ,.. visit
But it is reanzeu juat me fcanie. mat. tne ropte wnojh,. f.-,,, H, th ,.Ia.,t this week.
make this stuff do not atmse it, mat tney ao not allow
'uiu fcUDUJiffBiun ; ana Knowieuee or tr.is very tact wil
J-9l)ably make the clubbing unnecessary.
A GREAT WORK.
I.leut. tirreld I. n of Mr. and
Mrs James P. P e of ? Johnston 't ,
Ham l-ond. has returned to his home
after several months service oversea?
While inTrant-p. Lieut. Ty was as
signed to th 4rd and later te the o2d
has
bt en honorably di. barged. Mrs. I've
has received a letter from Serftt John
F. Pye. another son. who is on the
Phine with the arm?- f -occupation.
others to abuse it, and would bitterly resent beine
We watched with a great deal of pleasure, tinadul- i classed with .bootleggers and blind tiger keepers as
crated with the knowledge that we were spending Brother Wright and lm fellow zealots w-ould class them
suable time doing to, the work of Lawrence Harris i The whole movement is a bit of arrant nonsense and
is sincerely to bo hoped that the Legislature will have
'h good sense to squelch it promptly and effectually.
When reform degenerates into offensive intolerance it
eritabl boomerang. r ort Watne News.
Btnraond's Boy Scout Executive, with a group of boys
aot yet old enough to be Scouts. It was wonderful
:?'Vn he began this auxiliary Pcout movement, in the
r ... t , .
or nam mono mere were na,: a dozen lads in it. To- i becomes a
'if there are sixty and every meeting brines in new re- '
faitp. These boys are from S to n years of age and i WHILE the peace Conference is talking twaddle the
seem more enthusiastic about the work than do the Germans are massing two at my corps to man h again, t
-wuib. 11 niai iwiui'. neie were sixty hoys on a the Poles.
ietr llinra, one of the three on
f Mr. ami Mr. W. V. Hints of North
t Mait'.un avenu. East C hicago, in the
setxiit of the;r tountrv. has been mus
tered oat from tie Oreat Lakes Train
ing a t i . 1 n . F'ig.-iie, one of the other
ht-ya has returned from Franee and is
at Lebanon, awaiting honorable d.s
chniKe.' whib- yet anothrr. Cat I. is in
1 rare e at this 1 1 ice.
Juris t.reen of t lltniond. h
hetard from his younsrest son. Fred,
who is a lieutenant m the regular ar
my and was over the top three time.
lieGraff. another son. who wan a mem
ber of the Hammond football team, is
also in France.
Knland I'm ort of Jack Ki of Ham
mond, was jiently assigned as officer
in charge r.f a convoy of a train of
supp'. .s to th" army of oecupation.
Amom fh Whltlna lioya t ho have 1
jut returned home, heirttr illsrh.arirf d -from
ser ice. sre Matthew- Adley, Paul
'raneis prnhnm, WMtlnl, of I om- Pobbertlno. i,eorce Jo ins'.n and An-
psn- A, f! r f t Illinois Inf.. Captain f-.in- drew plodney. drew Kodney. Adley
!. .ins Hundy First, w h has been in and Pohberfn both saw aerv.ee in
the hospital for several months suffer- Enaland.
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FASHION'S FORECAST.
By Annabel Vorthir:n.to;:.
LADY'S AND MISS' BLOUSE.
There is not a doubt left that the slip
aver blouse is the most popular of de
signs which, have been created in the last
few fceasons. It is developed in filmy ma
terials for dresxy wear as weil as in the
plainer materials for general wear. Sue!;
a combination is illustrated in N. !FU.
The blouse is cut with a V neck and is
laced up in middy style. The front is
slashed and cut shorter to give the effect
of a tardier. A very effective finish for
this, blouse js a wjdij tending. The sleeve-.
are also slashed aud hound.
The lady's and miss' hioiisi! No. tUHl
is cut in size.s ,'J4 to 4! inches bust meas
ure. The : inch size requires Ji4 yard
of 30 inch material, with yaru oG inch
contrasting ami B yards hindiiig. I'ipx
lt cents.
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