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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09
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May He Soon Recover.

Ths announcement from the White House thai
President Wilson during, his unfortunate illness has never
been mentally tncapacitated is good news for the Amert-
can people. However. many people may differ from Mr..
Wilson in politics and policy the man is as scarce as a
hens tooth who would ace him suffer and while the White
House is Just as apt as the lowllest cottage to have illness
Sherean. everyone who loves his country and that takes
tn almost everybody we hope will fervently pray that Hr.
Wilson may soon recover his pristine viSor. AS to the
cause of Mr. Wilson's illness. its history and diagnosis.
much water will pass over the wheel before the truth
about 10 is known The corses OF some OF our presidents
have Become ashes before the country has been finally
enlightened as TO those last illness details. guarded so
6 -uously and sealously. from that alEconsuming cur
osrf IN which We surround those who We put and keep
- laa cflce.
sc find none who are happy in Mr.. Wilson's af-
re all want 4 heslthfui president and none of
il Vt 10 speculate as to how seriously he Is III or what
1-nent Affects him. The country at large has only
1 rcd within the past IS hours that Mr.. Wilson
s aAy sound, so those in charge OF the patient are in
rAsQonsihle for all the speculation that is rife. We
14 -aat Mr. Wilson speedily RECEIVERS his health and is
1os-5 10 the best health he has ever enjoyed. There
sra zans problems for settlement that will try his mettle
ss oesz We are apprehensive about the alternative.
Tae Lor1 only knows we do need a big stick IN that White
Ec-ss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09
VOICE OF
zzsA THE Am
p Q P e
Editor ThE TIMEa-

EuiLOr IKE 1fME5.-
So many publishers have asked Us
whether we will resume our extensive
use OF newspaper space now that the
war is over, that We believe an as
surance to that effect IS both timely
n hitting.
For forty years we have beer con-
sistent users OF newspaper space and
thorough believers in it's efficacy.
During the war We moderated our
schedules somewhat. because OF the
necessity for conservatism that char
acterized all s~eies-buildInE efforts.
Now that conditions are back on the
peace basis. however. IL Is our full in
tention to make the extensive use Of
newspaper space that we have in the
past, and we are aireadp planning act
I've campaigns for 1920.
We appreciate the cooperation OF
your paper has given US and trust tina
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

OUR p~rohIbItion friends ana az gcn.

OUR prohibition friends and dry gen
eral
MANAGERS are so eager to make a
CLEAN sweep or It
THAT We hardly think they realize
what a
VICTORY they have already won
IN putting a man In a position where
he listens
TO his iast-ditch arguments
FE seems to want
BUT 2&% bore below.
MANY a rummy who voted his own
STATE dry thinking he could
GET h STUFF shipped in
FROM a wet state has
DISCOVERED TO his sorrow
THAT no took in too much
TERRITORY.
WE told our kind employer the other
DAY in all sincerity
THAT we'd rather be underpaid than
OVERPAID, but not very much.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

WHILE disclaiming any purpose to b
UNDULY suspicious. we certainly
THINK II looks a little strange that
tho
LONG skirts came in Just as the io%
tax
WAS about to 90 to The ovsr-s2 silk
stockings
INSPECTORS viii have to hams
around and
WATCH them climbing into the coupe.
n
sEDANs 10 make sure they
ARB stamped
WAR TAX PAID.
OUR idea OF a conservative construc-
tive
CRITIC Is the one. If am.
WHO has read the lea ~ OF nations
COVENANT all though
BEFORE starting IN 20 whale the sver.
lasting
DAYLTGHTs out or 1t. Well. W.
thought we did.
QUEER about those $40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09
Oil Engineer
Wants Partner

Me- LeA@eS-Ne Royalties. Ne Yswe.ea.
Nsae Of Tear MoA@y 0ssaaw xey
"oTcsrs saiarise!v Oaiy . szsaKz
xa~vewtsAeat RsaHareA t. ghmz~
Fully In All Priests.
shosouE sIy capsule. long sx-
has formed a company TO sinE fess
Oh wells rs O start On 1fty one Oh their
Checked locations. In the best Louastana
one idexn 10 ssssS l %issnss asns 90 aS sor :
large oil we'll
h company. 10 called thu Plant
srs oii-aiinsrai Co. and airsady
oil. gas and other minarais. In ths
heart Of Louisiana oil fields. Win
production on all sides. Very small
capital Of sEoooo. nftssn dcatsxs per acre.
In tiais section, six cut Of every
era, 80 the chance Of failure Il "a
email that success Ia surs-
Every one whe COMES in With thss
company will DO 50 With the guar
antse that there viii be no monsy
royalties. no debts. no aaiarisd oG-
every dollar viii psr~tic.pats on A.
even basis with every ether dollar.
only . nmifsd number Of shs. 90 are
oAared at this time.
veyors. expert service. snpervfsson. eee.,
are paid IN stock, SO that ~ewnryeae
connected with the company, krcfa
President down 60 smallest stodk-
holder. shares n shares alike. and
ne n receives any cash nntfi a
producing we'll comes tn.
You may buy as few or as many
shares Of this company as you wAh.
providing. Of ecurss. that your -
pifcati0n 10 geceiyea before abs
small lot is sold.
Correspondence and thorough in.
v~sstiga.tion are invited. The eorN-
pany has no elaborate booklets or
literature. but will be glad to send
anyons e. folder giving fail infer
NATION With map. Address Alex, II.
Mac Donald, Manager. Saline Ia. ,GhreTe-
port Loufsfa1s. Once stsSk Markst 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

THE REDs" muse so, And the sooner the better!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09
Make The Jews Safe.

Relief will follow the reading by the Jews of the
United States and their friends OF the telegram OF reply
from Secretary OF State Lansing. to Col. Harry Cutler.
chairman of the Jewish welfare board. in respect to the
OF Jews in Europe. We rejoice that the situa-
ton OF the Jews " = Is receiving the careful and sys-
tematic attention of this government" for we believe that
the practical relief of oppressed Jews OF Russia, Poland
and TkTalnia depends upon the influence Of the United
States as a world power and upon the systematic help OF
the American people as a whole. We fail 10 see how Po-
land. Russia and Ukrainia can be reconstructed. how they
can become full participants in world affairs unless they
provide guarantees of religious and race freedom and
equality before the law which shall be enforci5ie by their
military authority. The United States can direct its In
huence toward such contamination, says the South Bend
Tribune.
The essential sentences OF Mr.. Lanstngs telegram
follow:
Information in the possession Of the department OF
state indicates that, while there Is much iawlessness
among certain regions in southwestern Russia. arising
from the civil war there in progress, and that Jews are
massacred az times by irresponsible bands, there Is never
theless 8 systematic effort on the part of responsible lead
ers to restrain their people from excesseS. 1t is believed
that there has recently been a considerable Improvement
in the general situation. The situation OF the Jews and
others in the regions in question Is receiving the careful
and Systematic attention OF the government and every pos
sible means will be adopted TO relieve their distress. An
Amrican consul general. accompanied by an adequate etan
is being sent TO Odessa, and 1t is hoped that through his
efforts further information will be obtained concerning
the general conditions and the situation of particular per
sons. The department OF state offers its assistance to any
organization desiring 70 send the people in the regions IN
question relief furnished by their relatives in the United
States 1t IS suggested that for the sake of efficiency any
hing OF this nature which may be undertaken be coneen-
ltrated so far as possible in the hands of a single organi-
zaton-"
II is to be hoped that the affairs OF the United States
in Poland. Russia and Ukrainia will be prosecuted with
such vigor that pogroms which have been reported 20
this country in the last year will be ended. The first duty
is to see that the jews are made safe in person. property
and conduct Without that the protestations OF regard for
European peoples made by our government during various
peace overtures will have been in vain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

I'm Paris, oRe thing he established be-
yend N Doubt and thai Ia the return
OF the watR1ine in dresses. Some
tinae ago the one-rsece frock was 6rst
shewn and stnes then has enjoyed a
remarkable Tsgue, but. like all good
things, Il has been abused and its
passing in merely a matter Of time.
The e@soR for this : not very hard
10 nnA. for like all good things car
riad TO m extEeae, the reaction wa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

our friendly relations may continue.
Yours very truly.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
F. c. Hitch. advertising manager OF the
Royal Baking Powder. New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

AS THEY DIED in Russia il was not necessary TO OBJ
tain the consent or France for the return of the i'll sold
iers whose bodies arrived at New York the other day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

HOW THE DEPORTED trouble makers will kick
when they find themselves back in the sluns
whence they came.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

bound 10 set In in time. We have
been forced 70 sec too much Of the
misuse OF what was originally q spien-
ala idea. 10 that. far from being
graceful there has been \ prefustcn
o< loose meal bag effects that were
anything but beautiful. The result
Of all this ~ beeR q certain tsndency
to caYelsssneas, an Impulse 20 iooseY
things M the neglect OF that trim
neatness which should accompany
good style. 1t 10 10 unweacome,
however, 10 see the barometer OF
fashion vcer the other way. At least
from q standpoint Of one who locks
for the best in youthful modes.
SmArtnesa In . word much abused.
bat after one takes its trxe meaning
and applies It 10 the Development Of
design In clothes. the result viii al
H&yH ME3u0C SAG&A-g&L &K&EG2ut hAE3.
For immediate wear / have sketch
ed . little gown Of chocolate serge
ID at Is truly Co-Ed in its yosthfuiiy
attractive conception. There Is al
ways something YER appealing in the
Russian blouse effect and you will
notice that / have caaght IN tina
waist-iine with q marrow belt Of self
material that loops on the left side.
The neck is simply rounded and set
OF with establishment Of silk and
aoutache braid. This Same ernamsn-
tation decorates the blouse complete
IL both front and back.
Note particularly the nvved ftses OF
the overbiouse and the simulated
pockets that add . finishing touch Of
boveliRess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-09

IT STRIKING butchers In Chicago who are selling
porterhouse steak at 10 cents are making big PROFITS. as
they claim. we wonder what kind of profits those who are
not striking make7
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

Washington.-One officer and nix -
listed men were killed In the destruc-
Richard H Buckley by the explosion
of q mine In the North ses Two eff
Gers were injured. Two officers and six
teen enlisted men were rescued. The
Buckley was engaged with other mine
sweepers in removing the North sea
mine barrage when q mine became en-
tangled In the sweeping cable and ex-
pieded directly under the ships stern
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of at
least $25,O00O00 will be needed this
year for rehabilitating and educating
wounded soldiers, sailors and marines,
the House appropriations committee
has been told by James P. MunrOe,
vice chairman of the Federal Board for
Vocational Education. The committee
was holding hearings on the sundry
civil bill, which President Wilson We
toed last week. because 1t limited
funds for assisting the wounded serv-
ice men.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

PariA-The interallied council re-
fused Italy's request that Austrian
coacesssons ut Ten Tsin, China be
transferred to her. Thsrs are NO Amer
lean consuls in German ports at yet.
British, French and other European
consuls are already clearing ships, The
American relief administration has
cleared in German ports two food sup-
ply ships and one with cotton, but Dir,
ector General Hoover refuses to issue
papers to additional ships without L.
gal authority.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24
FOCH MAKES PLANS
ALL SOUTHERN EUROPE 10 MEN-
AGED ~ WAvE OF CRIME.
ALLIES NAY LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
AGAINST HUNGARIAN
REDS.
western Newspaper u.,o. x..s s.rr,e.

western EewapApef Onion NeUs BsrSfee
Paris, July ia final armed strag-
gle between the allies and the Hun
garian Reds, with Vienna n the So
preme objective, was foreseen today.
The allies have reached the definite
conciusion that Central and Southern
ern Europe il menaced BY q wave OF
Bolshevism- Ii Was declared that un-
les Vienna can be saved from the
Bolsbevists and permitted to become
the capital Of . stable government the
peace outlook In Europe viii be du-
bious for Year, to come.
The Bolsheviki Apparently realise
n fully as the peace commissioners
the supreme strategic importance Of
Vienna Consequently the Hungarian
soviets were reported to be stAkinS
everything upon 4 flnal effort to e.
tAblish 4 soviet rep0blie In vbenna
similar to their own before The pres
ent government succeeds In signing
peace with the allies and placing itself
on 4 solid baaia-
Should the eoviefs realize their OBJ
$ective. IL was asserted in allied quar-
ten. they would posses in Vienna q
geographical and political radiatinS
point from which II would be possible
to extend their influence in to $40
vakia. Italy. Switzerland, Bavaria
Bohemia and Poland
According to dispatches from Vienna
and Budapest. allied commissions have
sent special couriers to Paris. asking
the peace conference TO adopt immedi-
ately the most drastic measures. That
Marshal Foch has begun to collect mil
itary Information already Is known
Budapest dispatches also indicated
today that d combined allied offensive
under General d'Esperay was expected
daily.
The Rumanian. Czecho- Slovak and
Polish armies, with French and Italian
contingents. are ready for action, 1t Is
said. Meanwhile, Swiss dispatches
announced the Hungarian Reds were
being reinforced by Russian soviet
troops.
Bella Kun, Hungarian soviet leader,
has been warned by the allies that for
eign securities in Budapest must be
respected The warning was the re-
suit Of an order confiscating foreign
bonds in Hungary.
Bella Kun sent a note to the allies
denying that he was violating the
terms Of the armistice He charged
that the Csecho- Slovaks and the Ru-
manians were the offenders and asked
what action the allies intended to
take
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

MISUNDERSTANDING OF Congress
to fix one-hslf of per cent as the
maximum alcoholic content Of bsver-
ages in prohibition enforcement lsgis-
lation is clear. Wayne s. Wheeler, gen.
eral counsel Of the Anti-saloon League,
declared before the Senate judiciary
sub committee in answering recent
statements Of Samuel Untermyer, coun.
sci for the brewers. ITO allow the sale
of 2< per cent beer" said Mr.. Wheel
er, would keep alive the liquor trade
and defeat the purposes Of national
prohibition"
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24
Primo. win Sail Angus. s.

London--The prince Of Wales will
sail Aug from Portsmouth on his
"Trip TO Canada, 1t has been announced
He will go 70 the new battle cruiser
Renoxn, one Of the mystery ships
built during the war The prince will
land at St Johns. N F., August 18th.
and will visit Halifax Nova Scotia
and Charlottetown. Prince Edward L.
land. and then continue his journey to
Quebec
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24
Airplanss In Politics.

Humboldt, Neb.-Political campaign
ing by airplane to prevent the rival
town of Falls City, Neb.. from securing
new county courthouse. has been de-
cided upon by Humboldt citisena A
Lincv II aviator has been engaged to fly
over the county and lombard the coun-
tryside with literature urging defeat
of 5-min tax levy proposal to raise
funds for rebuilding u courthouse at
Falls City.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

Washington.-To protect British ex-
change In America and other countries
where the balance Of trade 10 against
England. the British government, In
addition to maintaining on the pro-
scribed list Of imports a good many ar
ticlee, has found II advisable to require
special licenses In some cases with the
purpose Of reducing the expenditure Of
Britiah money for Injuries.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24
GETS 4 BIG OVATION
w. q ARMV CHEF AND STAFF
RECEIVED ~ THOUSANDS
HELD INFORMAL INCEPTION Te
AMERICAN AND DRTTISh
oFFIcEA2.

&ese<rr k<wNAy<- UnAcr Ne~s kerS1ce
LoDdon- July 16-Gen- Joasn J. Per
s11fn<- commander Of the American
forces IN FrzDce- arrived here yesrer-
day With his ss8n 10 take par in The
peace celebfarSoA He was met n
DSve< ~ Gen Sir Henry & Horne
and . guard Of AoDor Arriving n
Victoria station, GeDesal Perxhtng vas
re3co0ed by Col Winston Spencer
ChsrcAin. secretary of state for var.
and oc0cer represenring Field Mar
shai Ha4g and Sir Henry H Wilson
CHEF Of the imperial staff After an
tnpectse1 Of the guard Of hcoor, The
party drove 60 the CaIfto0 hetel- being
varmly cbeered By the crowds along
The route which 10 already Say win
slecosat1oas for the cele6fssioo Of
Peace day
General Perxhing arrived In sps-
cial train that ran TO . private plat
form nj Victoria station The royal
waiting room nearby vas 0ecorated
With palms and flowers for the CO.
nandef-iD-chief
GeDeral Pershin& Was accoDpanie1
Sy DeDbers Of his staff. snciudin8
Major Cenerals Hartford, Brewstef.
HiDes and DavA
CeDeral Pershing vas Conducted
through the waiting room 10 the royal
c.rriaee sent by King George A CON
pany Of Scots Guards presented arms
~ he passed and the guards hand
played The Star-Spangied Barr.
A great crowd outside the station
cheered as general Perxhing'x carriage
passed
When the first cheers died down an
American Jackie perched on q tower
a, the station entrance started another
cheer and the crowd Joined enihusias-
tic1Ily-
In his quarters General Pershing
held m informal reception for Ameri-
can and British officers and promi-
Dent civilians
The American troops which arrived
for participation in the national day
OF rejoicing are the last of the home
wnrd-tound American forces to be
cleared through England
The American contingent Is q COM
t-osife regiment Of more than AOu
men, representing five divisions OF the
Third army. which distinguished itself
in the Argonoe and St Nihiel fighting
The British authorities in charge OF
entertainment Of the Americans have
arranged sightseeing tours throughout
London The troops were entertained
in various iheaterx ax guests Of two
prominent sportkmen, James White
and s. B. Joel
Mr.. White and Mr.. Joel staged a
special boxing match for the SOLDIER
At the National Sporting Club
Dover. Eneiand--Genersl Pershine
crossed the channel on the British de-
stroyer Orpheus, which was escorted
by another destroyer. As the warships
entered the hartor q salute was fired
from the castle. Gen. Sir Henry Horne
went aboard the Orpheus TO welcome
the visitors. while 4 band played on
the landing stage
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

Parix-Four million children in
Europe are being fed under the
auspices of the American relief admin
istration- This work probably will be
continued thr0gh private charity and
under American direction. even after
the conclusion Of the work OF the
American Food Administration IN
Europe One million children are be
ing fed in Poland alone. Finland. the
Baltic provinces Russia. Serbia Ru-
mania and Croatia being the other
fields where there Is necessity for this
work The Americans have the chill
dren subjected TO an examination and
feed only those who are underncur-
ished until the doctors pronounce
them strong enough to thrive on .
diet which can be afforded by the
home supply
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24
Kills Invalid wife.

Ukiah. Cslif-Herman J. Knaesche.
a former soldier, confessed to Sheriff
Ralph Byrnes that he had shot and
killed his wife, Frieda Knaesche, a
bride of two weeks Mrs knaeSche
was found dead at the family home
near here Knaesche. the sheriff aaid.
had brooded over the discovery that
his wife was an invalid
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-07-24

Chicago, m--ln q report iss0ed Of
fcials Of the Illinois department Of
agriculture declare that enormous
quantities of meats, butter and egg
are now in storage in Chicago ware
houses chiefly under control Of the big
five packers. According to the report
the following quantities are AT present
stored In Chicago: Reef. .oW
pounds; pork, 70.5l7.O pounds: but
ter. ,Sa3, 900 pounds; eggs. 1-2So.OU
cases or $4,000. 600 DOZEN The figures
in the report will be used by District
Attorney Clyne In the federal govern
ment's inquiry into the high cost Of
food products in Chicago.