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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-01
SEEN HEAR.

q don't like that fellow" "Why not?"
 His clothes are too flashy.' "Oh, don't say that He simply dis likes low visibility
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-01

Washington. bureau. POT bipps ouilu- ing.
 European bureau. Henrlet1a Covent Garden, London.
 Eastern business office. w ot o building. New York city; western pusi ness office, Tribune building, Onis"e The $. C. Beckw1th SpeclaI AseAN'' agents for foreign advertising.
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Remittances can be made at curreA- rate of exchange The ASe-1erAAu "Ai not be responsible for money Inrougn the mails. Address
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.So communication will be pupAsheS without it's authors na1ne. NeJeS@e manuscript wlA not be returned iii-, uhie stamps are enclosed Tor that purP0@s
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sUBsCRlPTlON RATES

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The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

memorandum of the on this subject in which he
says:
As an essential to the power to provide for the
public health. and prevent the spread OF contaglou
would seem 70 be the right take persons suffering
thereirom TO some place they would not come in
contact with the citizens OF the municipality where
the probability of their being communicated from
exercise OF this may taking of citt
zen from his own household The power however of
municipal and other quarantine authorities to seize and
connne private citizens under such circumstances has
been assumed TO exist"
Even il there sufficient laws on the statute
books to sustain the position AttorneyGenera
and the rules of the State Health there is one
rule regarding the right individual that must
appeal more and forciby as through the agency
OF the T. s Public Health Service. concerning
the menace Of the diseases becomes more wide
ly known.
Tn truth of the matter is that the person. male or
female, who has Willingly or unwittingy become in
fected with disease has no right comparable
to that of the community which he lives to see that
he is cured as speedily possible
We have got TO realize in this country-the Great
War helped to realize it-that SO far as their com
municabity is the venerea diseases are in
the same class measles dpthera, mallpox which II
not scientifically controlled quarantined NAV deci
mate whole communities.
The right of the individual. If he is diseased must
be subordinated to the right of the men, women and
children whom lie resides. President Wilson in
the face of the facts concerning venereal diseases in
the Army said: 'It IS not an Army we have TO make
clean; it is Nation" The experience OF Surgeon
General Rupert Blue L. s. Public Health Service
shows that to win to the Governments ideal a
country free from venereal disease. the work must
begin by cleaning up the individual.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
WHAT WE ASK.

The following amendment to the proposed constitu
ton of the proposed League of Nations is offered by
Senator Spencer, of Missouri.
Nothing contained in this constitution League
of Nations is Intended to imply renquishent by the
United States traditional attitude towards purely
American questions is anything in this constitution
cf the League Of Nations to regarded limiting
the power conferred by constitution Of the
United States congress-
As near as the Fort Wayne News figure ouJ,
that's exactly what the American people want We are
not al al TO League OF Nations long such
league does not impose upon burdens dictated by
foreign powers. and does interfere with proper
functoning of federal constitution. short we
ask and demand that people left TO manage
our affairs to suit ourselves Indeed NIGHTLY
the impression that II succeeded in doing that
much with particular credit shall have
full This is no time for Quixotic in foreign
lands or for embarrassing alliances that abrogate the
fundamental laws of land It's time 70 stav home
and attend strictly 10 business Bv the wav
this business of needs attention too II has been
grossly neglected long enough.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
- ~ - - - - v
WHEN THE NATION GOES DRY.

When the nationwide prohibition amendment goes
July, peculiar condition will be found
Washington that the properties used embassies
by different foreign governments will not be affected
BY the law. Embassy properties are what is termed
e2traerroral being part of the territory OF the country
represented The United States has jurisdiction over
them only at such times United States might be
with a foreign government. Thus, while the
Nation goes dry, representatives of the different
foreign governments have their cellars stacked
with liquor can import and serve it to any
and all whom they choose. There provision to
meet the situation could have been written into
the prohibition amendment
When the tinted States entered the world the
Washington embassies Germany and Austria-Hungary
taken by soldiers and members of the Wash
ington police force been carefully guarded
since. The contents of these two palatal resi-
been disturbed, but careful search
made different times documents that might
have bearing the plans and operations of the
is vel known. considerable evidence found
the United States Service its
operations
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
THE RIGHT OF THE INDIVIDUAL.

IN most ~ The states whose Boards of Health have
passed rules ami regulations for the control of the
renereal d'<ease@. provision is made for holding in
asr-antine ~ df'eoton homes and elsewhere. those
be- suffering from venerea1 disease infection
Many women who have been arrested for the prac-
tice Of professional prostitution have resented this
lation and have sought by appealing the habeas
corpus act to their release. the that
although they venerealy infected they being
Illegally detained.
In Omaha the Mayor of the city took stand against
the connng of alleged prostitutes in the detention
pital unless they had first been convicted Of crime
Says this enlightened Mayor
Il object because you trying to prostitutes
instead OF trying to cure prostitution If has
violated the laws let jail and treated
while there. if disease. If she has violated
the laws she must be allowed TO go free
United States AttorneyGeneral Gregory has issued
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
GOOD LUCK EMERSONl

We hope that the Emerson High School basket ball
which represents this section in the State Tourna
at Lafayette knocks the everlasting dayights
OF those downstate fellows It is than sicken
ing read the predictions made by the downsate sport
writer's and the dopepickers. Not of them
Gary in the reckoning at all They pick the Coon Hol-
low the Smoky Ridge the Jayvile teams to win.
They can't anything but the Poky Center or the
Hickville the Rubetown ves Do you think they
the Gary into consideration all Not you can
notice IT, Now the Lake County boys always get up
the top notch in the state contests Hammond. Gary.
East Chicago Whiting and Crown Point boys have al
set merry clip for the rest of the state in all
branches of athletics but the critics from downseae
give Lake County credit for anything. the
way IN politics. business. society and every other
branch of human endeavor. Those fellows from down
state squnt this with their myopic vision and sbso-
lutely can't Lake County at ALL They intern
ally Jealous Of Lake County that their very marrow
green when the county anything belonging it
& mentioned We trust the fine boys from the Garv
arboo will take the conce of the whole bunch It
all poss5le do IT, and if they half chance
believe they will.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
A LITTLE IMPROVEMENT.

The unemployment situation shows some improve
ment this week when the whole country is considered
Reports from Washington based a report sent from
each local office Monday shows that number of
unemployed has decreased nearly 1000 since the report
for the previous week. While this may be felt by
each individual in community who needs job yet.
il is hopeful sign.
The offices at East Chicago has had calls for q
number of first class machniss. tool makers. other
skilled labor stenographers and cooks which they
had qualified applicants had any been
stand number OF for jobs in the semiskiled line
clerks. both and women for day work etc A
number who want day work jantor work
night early worniug. for their children
that their husbands either work sick.
still iobless.
Use the L. S. Employment Service as clearing
house for the employers and those who want Jobs.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
IMPROVING ONES POLITICS.

Here is idea worth repeating. II is by VIII H
Hays national Republican committee chairman
What need in this country is not less politics, but
attention to politics If the citizens Of this
perform citizens duty and interest themselves in the
politics OF the nation the right principles will be prac
tical and able and conscientious candidates elected
That is patriotic doctrine In its expression are
reminded OF the greatest in the Bible to-wit If
It is the in politics it is in religion: II any
goes out and works for decent hgh-minded sober
and honorable politics he will easily get hold OF the right
principles. For really right doing Is the generator
right principles rather than right principles the
generator of right doing Let a mans life be clean
brave upward and pure and ten 10 his doctrine
will be alright. Good men make good politics and bad
men make bad politics We would hate to learn politics
from thief. drunkard, gambler ballot box
stufer
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
HEARING an unusual noise

HEARING an unusual noise
AS We passed one Of the esteemed
neighbor's
HOUSES We thought at first that
THE lord of the manor was beating
his wife
UNTIL we remembered a chatty piece
Of gossip
TO the effect that the girl had
JUST started taking singing lessons
WE are delighted
WITH the approaching or spring
zephyrs thus enabling
Us in our scientific Investigations
TO determine whether or not the old
fashioned
ROUND garter has actually come
back in style.
LET'S all make list Of our
PET hypoerieies and
OH mercy no!
1T SO seldom happens we find any ap-
probation
IN this world
THAT when one Of the dear girls
whose hands
WE love to clasp now and anon
TELLS Us Of enjoying any particular
paragraph
THAT it is hard to restrain our az
fectionate
NATURE and We just feel like kiss.
ing
SOMEBODY if our doctor hadn't
TOLD US a man with neuritis ought
TO refrain
FROM getting excited.
HAS anybody suggested that the
WAR department make clean Brcs'
Of it,
40:
OH. very well,
1T this should meet the eye or the
guy who does not
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

EARN 70 exceed $4,000 year VIC beg
. inform him
Ills income tax is due
Ell? oh you're quite welcome
II twenty doughboys
MARRIED Turkish girls We may look
FOR a revival Of the old Turkish
Patrol"
As soon as the boat lands on these
shores.
TIRE latest rural entry
AT the University Of Chicago is
b. GOSH Of smithvine III
WE note an interesting article on the
TRAGEDY OF having unsmiling par
ents"
WELL after July hrst there will be
a lot OF them
WHO wont look the same.
OUR idea Of an eleventh command
ment
THOU Shalt Not Tell
WE imagine another disappointment
HAS come to the man
WHO was optimistic enough TO be-
lieve that
AFTER the war everybody. including
HIS wife, was going 70 be thrifty and
saving
FROM thence on.
WHEN in doubt
DO as you doggoned please
AMERICAN officer writes that the
more the
DoUGHBoys see Of the Germans the
less they like them
BE that as it may. theren probably
BE a general order issued soon
INsTRUCTING US TO kiss and make
up.
PRoHIBITIoN1sTs now ought TO
der7ard revision Of shakespcar plays
and all screens
USING the Observation-Disclosures
wine stuff
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

y lAIAA tA cNAttt
Three Gary Yanks arc doing the
minstrel show act with en- A. z. F
troupe over there. They arc Harry
Chrisman, Arthur Anderson and l.. l..
Donnelly. Soldier Donnelly writes a
letter to his mother at Al Adams st
We'll ! thought I would write a
few lines today. I am travelling around
with the third battalion minstreIs in
the orchestrs. We are called the Par
not Troupe and We give performances
in each town where soldiers are sta
toned We made our debut last
Tuesday night in Beaucharmony. the
next NJ gilt We were at BourbOune les
Bains. The Y NJ. c. 4 gave US q
big bowl Of cocoa We are excused
from drill and other formations. when
IL interferes with the show and have
been highly commended for our enter
tainmont We had chicken, mashed
potatoes and gravy. hash. bread. but
ter and jam for dinner today. Tonior-
row we start out for about ten days
tour of 1I5 rest billets. NC play one
night and rest and rehearse all the
next day, then show the next nisht
again Of the following day. We are
going TO leave here pretty soon ]
do not think our show viii get outside
or our divisional area before We Will
be recalled to our organiza ations. An
thur and Harry Chrisrau also of Cary
are with me in the show. Bourbouna
is a pretty good sized city. Our divi-
sion headquarters are located here. 1t
has electric lights and few othe.
modern conveniences. haven't re-
ceived any mail except those two let
ters from you viii write you again
in a few days end let YOU know our
success in the theatrical line. Your
loving son. Luther (Private l. l..
ponnelly, Co. X. 18th Indiana. A. p. o.
765. a Z +. via New York;
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

THERE is absolutely nothing in the world as siiIv
rs the most of the moving picture press aeenting Fo
instance take this from Sioux Falls Leader: "See
Mary Pickford and Oscar at the Princess See Mary
turn summer sault from the forceful butt of ram
vhile she is sfnoned over"
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
Relative. of WIN n. Thompson, OF

Relatives of VIII n. Thompson, OF
Crown Point. naval radio electrician
on the L. :. Yanktou, has receivea
letters from him dated Murmansk. IN
Russia. He says. After having been
attached to Naval Seaplane and AviG
ton Repair bases for some months
am now attached to the L. s. Yank-
ton. going aboard at Plymouth. Eng
land, and after making coalings at
Lerwick in Shetland Isles and touch
ing Bergen and fiammerfest. Norwoy.
as we'll as North cape. am now in port
at Murmansk, Russia. some $50 miles
northwest Of Archcngel. near scat cf
the Russian Bolsheviki reNolutionists.
The ship crew in addition consists OF
seventeen wireless operators, inelud-
ing three officer"
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
Word wns received on Wednesday

BY Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barr Of q.
Point of the safe arrival OF their son.
Harold in New York from overseas.
This was most joyful news for his par
ents as Harold was only II when he
enlisted almost two years ago. and
has been home but once since his en-
Nstment
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
NOTICE TO sUEsCzrBERs-

II fail to receive copy prompt
as You have IN the past please DO not thnk has beer
Service not what II used e be and hat complaints are
vice TIE TINES has increased its mailing equipment ana
fs striving earnestly reach its time Be
prompt in advising when paper and
will
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
william nrynn shoemaI.er. IndIaana

Harbor. writes from across seas to his
parents the Fred Shoemakers OF
Grapevine street. that he has been i'm
a hospital since the 20th or october
and has been unable to get any COM
municatfon from home since last Aug
ust. lie belongs to the saith Inf, CO.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Henry Heiser of Lowell. who has Just
recently returned from France, arriv-
ed home last evening looking fine He
was a WAGNER and was IN France
several months
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
Roy Grlnith. Whiting. .on

Roy Griffith. whiting, of Mr..
ana Mrs. W. q. Griffith of Ohio. re-
turned home yesterday. receiving his
honorable dischsrEe from Camp Grant
The younc man who has just returned
from scrvice in France as a member
of col Serborn's Dandy First. has re-
covered srom his injuries TO his hand.
when shot with a machine gun, VI u
the exception OF q scar in the palm
OF his hand
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Jake IttcI. Hobart. who landed Tn
tho United states from overseas a cou-
ple OF weeks ago, has received his
discharge and returned 70 his home in
Hobart yesterday.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Corporal Richard RiRe, well known
t. hundreds 81 Cary people. came back
TO Gary Wednesday morning after Is
months IN the service. seven Of which
were spent in France amidst con-
siderable activity. Corporal Rine was
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

BusIer o. VI Wise, Company B. I2Ist
Engineers. A. Z. r. whose home is in
Crown Point writes as follows. "At
the Y. N. c. A. they are starting
schools and one can take up Spanish
languages or we can receive instruc-
ton in reading and writing. etc. Many
OF the boys are taking up the latter
They ere taken or detail and sent to
school. It is a pretty good thing all
night.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
Alnhic sirIin of IndInnn Harbor. a.

rived home yesterday from France.
He was attached to the saith Division.
327th Inf He was invaiided home.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

stephen Keenan,. one OF seNcrni
brothers in service. landed in this
country. coming across in the George
Washington transport He Is an East
Chicago boy.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

The soldiers and kniI0rs OF the Ho-
bart roll OF honor VIII be entertained
to a reception and dance this Satur-
day evening by the odd Fellows and
Rebecca lodges
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
Loui. T-aro.. proprietor OF the En.t

Chicago Restaurant has wired from
Newport News. that he has srrived
safely from across seas and Will soon
be on his way back to East Chicago
TO welcome his many friends here.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

came Tuesday for a visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b Chipmsn.
Lieut. Chapman has only lately been
relieved from overseas duty
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14
ION!
Here's Buddy!


The many discharge papers being
sled in Co. Recorder Johnsons office
are keeping the members OF the force
busy recording them. on Monday and
r..osday 10 papers were filed and on
Wednesday SO. Gary soldiers sent the
major portion Of the papers.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Fred Rose, Jr., Hobart, who has
been at Camp Custer. Mich. during
the past six or eight months. has re-
csived his discharge and returned 70
his home a Hobart yesterday.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Intense anxiety concerniE the safety
Of Chester Saylor. son or Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard SayIor. Of Hebron. was reliev-
"a BY cablegram last week. Chester
has been in overseas service for near
~ year and his parents had had no
word from him for nearly SIX months.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

VIII Brown. who has just recently
returned from France to Lowell. /.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Arthur NIuzxaII. of Crown Point. is
home from the army with an honor
able discharge.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

visiting his brother. Irvie Brown. and
family.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Are you reading The Times?
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rine. 247
Ambridge street
The Lake County times., 1919-03-14

Lieut.. Albert ohipmans crown Point
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-03-14
SPECIFICATIONS

ENGINE H. P 3point suspension, unit power plant A.
cylinder 81" head cast in block.
ONG-Pump and splash feed. Eccentric pump driven by
spiral gears from crankshaft.
COOLNG-Water Circulated by centrifugal pump Tubular
radiator.
CARBURETOR-Specia design automatic air valve type
IGNITION-Delco Distributor, automatic spark advance
STARTER-12vot North East single unit sartergeneraor
FUEL SYSTEM-Vacuum feed Fuel tank at Fitted with
gauge Capacity Is gallons.
CONTROLLERS in center of mounted transmission
case Control ball pivot with locking device for
each speed
INSTRUMENT BOARD-6Omle speedometer. Oil pressure
gauge Locking ignition and lighting switch Current indi
Gator Carbureor air adjustment and instrument lamp.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-03-14


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speeds forward and Two annuar ball bearings
All gears chrome vanadium STEEL heateated and hardened
CLUTCH-Dry multiple dsc-bal thrust release mechanism
REAR AXLE-Fullfoatng spiral beve gear type -Four oeVel
gear diferena Gears chrome vanadum STEEL heatreated
and hardened. Eight roller bearings used
SPRINGS-Chrome vanadium STEEL Front semellpuc; rear
three-quarter elliptic
STEERING GEAR-Hardened steel worm and worm-whee
TIRES-Plain tread front. Non-skid tread rear
WHEEL BASE-114 inches.
WINDSHIELD-C vision rain vision, ventatlng
EOIIPMENT-Elecc horn robe rail- foot rail- license brack-
ets tire pump jack tool kit tire carrier with demomtaoe
rim.
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The sun., 1919-01-02
NEW YORK AIRMAN
H0NORED FOR YALOR
Lieut.. John II. Lambert Gets
Distinguished Service Cross
From Pcrshing.

The name Of John u. lambert. Is
West Eleventh street, is contained in n
list, announced yesterday. OF recipients
Of the Distinguished Service Cross for
acts of extraordinary hcroism in action.
The exploit which won for Lambert. Who
IS a First Lieutenant in the Ninety-flyst
Aero Squadron, the coveted cross took
place near Stonay. France, October 80.
II is thus described in the order OF
award:
For extra6tdluary hcrois,u a action
rear stenay. France, October 90. While
on Photographic mission IN the vicinity
OF Stensy. his work being seriously inter-
fered with by the fire Of a formation ot
enemy planes, Lieut.. Lambert tompo-
rariiy discontinued his mission. attacked
the formation and dispersed #. DESTROY
ing one plane and seriously damaging
another. He then returned to his obiec-
tive, completed his mission ard returned
with inforrlatio ion of great military value.
Home address Ms Joseph r. kelley,
A. West Eleventh street, New Norl,'
For a similar exploit tho cross .
awarded First Lieut. John y. Cousins ot
Whalley avenue, Wcst1illc. conn, ~
observer IN the Invent -fourth ie:o
Squadron. HIS citation IL as follows
"Tor extraordinary herois'n N acton
near tonfars, France, November IN
the course % a photographic mission ~
q particularly dangerous character Lieut..
cousins and his pilot We" attacked by
q superior number OF enemy pursuit
planes. Dir.us the combat that en-
sued. with remarkable cooIncss and cN-