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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Revamping of States Tax
alton System Chief Duty
of General Assembly Ses-
sion Starting Tomorrow.
TIN Es BUREAU.
Ms c

TINES BUREAU
At STATE CAPITAL.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. =.
The seventy-frst Indiana Cen
eral Assembly, which convenes
here tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, will be called on to enact
legislation that will, perhaps, affect
the state of Indiana more vitality
than any that ever has been passed.
Chief in the list, it appears, viii
be the revamping of the whole sys-
tenn of Indiana s taxation. Next
will come the question OF roads and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
FRANCE SUSTAINED
FEARFUL LOSSES


WASHINGTON. Jan. S-Fraucs's war
losses IN killed in action and death
p &'a wounds Up to November / to
tailed oes 500. and the missing 2a9.ooo
according to official figures made pub
lie b. the French hiEh eomnlission
thia afternoon The number OF wound
ed vas set at 100000.
OF Frances total population Of So
100000 approximately 1900 600 wers
mobNized for the war of which be
tween five and SIX percent we're eith0t
killed or died OF wounds, or are n
sing aud unfit for work
Between twenty eight aud thirt'
percent Of Frances mobilization fis-
ures in the casualties, the figures shoT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
WILL HOLD
CONVENTION
IN NEW YORK
Extensive Campaign Of PfOpa-
ganda Among Working
Classes Started.
Sy ALFRED @. ANDERSON
(JHterrsstozal News Service star
Cerrsapondent.l

Correapondent.l
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The hid
den forces of Bolsheyism operating
in small independent groups in the
large American cities are coming
into broad daylight TO be welded
into a powerful national political
faction at a convention to be held
in this city in the near future, pos
sibly within the next ten days,
leaders of the movement declared
today.
srAzTIEG A PROPAGANDA
1t was pointed out that the
American Bolsheviks are not
planning reign of terror or de-
struction of life or property, but
intend to launch an extensive cam
paign Of propaganda to cnlighten
the working classes On the prin-
7iples and purposes of radical So
c:sIism.
TIE Phnsdelnlaa bomb outrases we're
d denounced ss contrary 10 tho policies Of
9CGnrnued 0n page .i7-1-7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
COX CAR BANDIT
MAKES HIS ESCAPE

Fs Zen" Chsnken. reputed leader or
the band - hica took s35o.e0o toll from
FoS cars crashing through the Calumet
cElon, escaped early ,csterday from the
h9ee hospitsl al Fort Sheridan. where
he Lad been a prison-rstieut.
several days 90, Chan6on 4 private
Fl, the army developed contagious dis
case while serving = sentence in the
Fort Sheridan guard house, lie was
transferred to the hospitsl The az.
tendants sequestered his clothing
At 4. IA. Big Ben slipped unnoticsd
into the waslroorn, When he was miss
ri an hour later il was disco1 cred that
va outfit of clothing had been taken. from
locker in the lavstors Chankon had
Climbed into it and out the window.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Germans Beat Poles.
ley International Views servtes.l

ROTTERDAM. Jan. s.-The TailwsT
station at Bentschen( On the bound
airy OF the provinces OF Poseu and
BranLenburg) has been recsptared
from the Poles by the Germans. &c
cordinz to information received hers .
There was a hard struggle there. Tho
Poles beat back the Germans wiz
hand sranades aud machine gun FIRE
but the Germans brought Up artillery.
Many horribly mutilated corp-es O.
soldiers and civilians streEcd the bat
tlsfeld.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
STATEMENT FROM
REP. J. c. HARRIS

In = dispatch TO-DAY from Representa-
tive J. q Harris, OF Gary, 10 TIE TIMES,
SIr. Harris says:
go, ernor Goodrich authorizes the
statement that he has not yet read the
proposed tax law to he presented 10 this
general assembly and is not familiar
With its contents ATrang gsments have
heen made. however for public hearings
which all persons interested may at
tend before tho bill viii be reported for
passage IN either house
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
W.T.. HOWATT
HONORED At CAMP

vh.n Mai. Edgerley. chief or staff
of the medical service at Camp Dodge,
Iowa base hospital, organized a series
os lectures for the medical men Of his
command re selected Captain ". =.
Howatt OF Hammond to open the
course with an address on obscure
heart problems. Captain Howatt is
in charge or the cardio-vascuIer ward
and has been recognized as an au-
thority on the heart and its vessels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
THE CITY BOWED
ITS HEAD TO MOURN

n In keeping with Mayor Browns
proclamation nj 12s45 todnv silence
roiSucd fu Hammond for fyc min
utcs while thousand. bowed t:--ir
heads mark OF respect to the
late Theodore Roosevelt. Iiiy poP-
uinTity in Hammond was al'vc,s
great and n the great triangular
political 6Eht in 1912 It viii bc re
memhered that Roosevelt carried
the day over President Wilson and
forucr Presidcut Taft ut the No
Vcmbcr election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Latest
Bulletins
NORWAY Makes Claim.

tEy International News service)
CoPENH. IN. Jan S.-%oTWay -
preparing 10 mako a claim OF 1000. oo0
kroner esS7.ooo.oool from Germany
Tor ships sunk by submarines during
he war, il was learned today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Poles March on Frankfort.
Icy international News ser-vice.)

BERNE. Jan. = Pollsh army IS
marching on the rrest German corr
,us4cisl eitv 81 Fs anlstort on oder. in
E.rsndenburE according 10 an Nucou-
drlned reporf received fsre today
Sev-n forts N Fosen province have
been stermed hy ths Poles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
GARY CHEMIST
rs Welded

LOWELL. Ind. Ian s.-Loweu II.
spiller. graduate or the IS class o.
rasru-acy cf Valparaiso University.
ard Mise Eoaa sse7hens o. Valparaiso.
we're rasas ea sa1dsv ntght in GsrE.
where 1heg VII fesids.
Tire groom Il now employed IN tRs
Ia berstorS. 81 tae Gary steel mills.
sge he snd his tride viii make their
home n Cary,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Story Not Confirmed.
tBy International News ssrvtc,a

WAsIIINGT0N, jan. S.-The state
department today was without con
drmation of the press report that riot
ers in Berlin yesterday forced General
George H. Harries to haul down the
American flag from the Hotel AdIor.
in Berlin, where It had been raised
as a measure OF protection for the
Americans from the revolution that
grips Berlin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
SHE'LL SHOCKED
HOBART BOY BACK

HOBART. Ind. Jan. s.-Johp Alley.
Mo vas sheu-shocked while in se-
ion in France. tss been in > New York
aospitsl dulsng the past three months
7as about recovered from the shoeE
md yesterday retgrned to bis boare i'm
hobart He was one Of The first to
to ovesseas. tsFtrg sailed in inlst
80 ard was in setiFs service frcm
As aGsi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Truce Is Reported.
(By International revs Servtce)

BERIIsS. Jan. s.-A truce has been
declared in the lighting between the
apsrticldes and the government troPs
in Berlin. according 10 information re-
ceived freru that city this afternoon.
Negotiations betH een the warrinz fac
tons are continuing. IL was Nsid.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Pickford Is III.
eBy 1Bternationsl news s.rvics)

Los ANGELES. Jan. s.-Mary Pick.
ford. noted film star. who is confined
20 her home here. suffering from the
spanish influenza. is reported this
morning as considerably improved. al
though still confined 70 her bed with
two nurses in attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
GETS JOB IN GARY

T-FE-TAT 20 TIE IIMLs.I
VALPARAISO Ind, Jan. s.-Louis
W-eisner has resigned his position. ef
eecttve the 10th 0: this month, and
viii on that date begin operating a
shop for T.ttle Bros, corner of sth
aud Broadway. Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
MUST PREPARE
FOR BLOODSHED

tlBy AnttthktIOnEl NeWa HeTVice,l
COPENHAGEN. Jan. e-"We must
prepare for bloodShed, declared kagl
Liebknecht leader OF the German radj-
calls. in p speech in Berlin on ssiurda
afternoon. according TO = Berlin dis
patch to the Politiken today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Aeroplaner Is Dead.



FlAINFIELD. \. J.. Jan s-AuEust
Thiele, 2s. Buffalo \. y. an aviator.
. the government aoroplane mail ser
vice, died here from injuries received
in being hit b. propeller blades
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Sim Fein to Meet.


tsy Interpatioual News service)
DUBLIN, Jan. S-Sinn Fein leaders
announced today that n Irish con-
stituent assembiy viii meet shortly
towhich all parties WIN he invited to
elect reps esentatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
Destroyer Sunk.
Or international NewE Sef-vtesA

PARIS. Jan. S--A French destroyer
struck , mine IN the Black sea yes
terday but succeeded in reaching Con-
stantinopls today -Four men were
1iiled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
By WILLIAM BAsEERvILLE
International News Service sta1
Correspondent

(orrespondert.I
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Jan. s.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt was buri-
cd here today With impressive SIM
plicity. The pfomp and splendor
which the world 7Fas eager to offer
TO the memory of the eminent
statesman, warrior and author was
totally absent. 1t was the funeral
of Theodore Roosevelt, private citi-
zen of Sycamore Hill.
The body was laid to rest on the
crest Of snow covered knoll in
the shadow Of Sycamore Hill.
There was a short prayer service
at the Roosevelt home and ccre-
monies, without music, at the Will
age church and cemetery. The
snow-hskcs fell gently upon the
coffin as it was placed in the
hcarse.
Touching tribute was paid b. the
"ncighbors." as Col Roosevelt always
referred 10 tho citizens Of oyster Bay
and surrounding communities. While
they could not enter tire tiny church
they stood with bowed heads in the
snow. Grief was stamped upon their
faces-grief for the loss of a beloved
friend and neighbor
Shortly before II o'clock a black mo-
tor hearse. followed b. 2 score Of auto
mobiles. passed the Gordon Of guards
thrown around the Roosevelt estate.
Like shadows they glided up the mar
row road between the leafless elms and
naples, tho houghs Of which we're rigid
with snov-. At the crest Of the hill
they circled toward the bay and stopped
outside the Roosevelt home. SIX as
s,stsnts of the undertaken brought out
the plain oailen casket on the top Of
which was silver plate bearing the
unostentatious inscription Of Theodore
Roosevelt" with the date or his birth
and death.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
BOLsHEVISM IN u S. COMES OUT IN THE OPEN
INDIANA LEGISLATURE
MEETS ON THURSDAY
1t is hard to select a third most inn
portant subject from the long list
that is to be discussed.
LAKE co. WILL o5JHCT

k4&GA 10 ~ IL ~ NA+AASoN0s
LAKE co. WILL OBJECT.
one matter however, thst has been
overlooked 20 some extent so far, has
to DO with the matter OF the salaries of
county officials. The state board OF ac-
counts has in preparation bill, which
win cause more real strife than perhaps
any other This bill among other
things would provide for the ve~amp-
ing Of the scale o. remuneration or
county treaSIrors. which would cut
down the incomes or the officers in tha
larger counties and add 10 The salaries
OF the officers in the smaller counties
WANT EMERoENcY CLAUSE.
The law. as nov drafted. would not
apply TO the terms Of officers, who al
ready have been elected. but 1T IS
known that tremendous pressure is be-
ing brought to bear BY the county treas
urers from small counties throughout
the state 20 compel the legislature to
enact an emergency clause on the h4u
so that the salaries OF the men holding
ffso-ffr7,e1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
by WILLIAM BAsEERvILLE
international News Service star
Correspondent

OYSTER BAY. X T., Jan. S.--A mid
winter storm set in here today and be
fore the funeral cortoge OF the late Cot
Theodore Roosevelt set forth from saga
more Hill. the adjacent fields we're white
With snow. Despite the bad weather
great crowds Of curious folk. many of
thern frcm out of town gathered carly
along the route Of tho funeral process
sion from s e477ore Hill 10 Christ Eris-
copsl c'7arch.
MouRNIEG AT oYsTER BAT.
This 1ss DAY Of sorrow, for 0estcr
Bay and sn activities were at stand
still.
lust Al day break Cart Edward Burke.
commanding tho detachment OF Ncv
York city mounted police detailed as an
escort for the funeral. went along the
entire course TO famiiiarize himself = itb
the route.
None except relatives and intimate
friends we're permitted to proceed closer
10 SaEsmore IIiu than tho intersection
Of saEaraorc road. private thorough
fare on the Roosevelt estate. and Cove
road.
MRS. ROOSEVELT UNABLE TO GO.
Il was announced at Sagamore Hill
that Mrs. Roosevelt would not attend
the services st the churches nor would
she go to the cemetery II was felt that
the ordeal would be too trying for her.
The brief service at Sycamore Hill IS
being held for the beneht OF Mrs. Roose-
Welt.
In the procession from tho residence
10 the church the first automobile be-
hind the hearse was reserved for Mr..
and Mrs Nicholas LonEworth Mrs.
Archibald Roosevelt, Mrs. Richard
Derby an Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
capt Archibald Roosevelt and Thoo-
5ore Douglas Robinson have no place in
this procession. preceding it 10 the
church hy ten minutes 10 make the final
arrangements there
Twenty-Five Nassau county constables
and twonty Pinkerton detectives guard
Cd The estate from prcvlcrs.
zzs PATRIOTISM EssPEASIzED.
Tho Eormer presidents splendid rs-
triotiSrl 7as euspha sized By tie deeors-
lions in the interior of Chris church.
4 great silk American nag vs- hung
(CortinreG from page tVo)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
. : LIZ II
ny BERT FORD

international News Service star
CoyreSpon6ent.)
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IL
GEEMAN'Y (5y Courier 70 Nancy Jaa.
9.-After two days Of fighting IN the
streets CT Berlin the government troops
are slowly gaining the upper hand over
the SpGrtRcidss. according TO dispatches
printed il the cooler- s.wsp7pers to-
day
The AnericaH soldiers are greatly In
terssfed ir the news of the struggle II
the capital
Many persons ars reported 10 hsv.
been killed ana wounded and msny Of
the principal streets are blocked vita
barrd SSdes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
GRy Internatioual N.r. ssrrte,n

tBy international News SerViee1
LONDON, Jan. 8-Bloody
street fighting is still in
progress in Berlin. Hun
dreds have been killed. Gen.
Groener is marching on the
city with 480, 1000 men.
The government was reported
victorious in early dispatches but
this was made doubtful in later ad-
vices. Won Hindenberg is said to
have arrived in Berlin.
Heavy reinforcements of gov
ernment troops among them 48O,-
900 loyal soldiers under Gen.
Goerner. are being rushed to Ber-
lin to fight the Bolsheviki. Tues
day will so down in German his
tory as Bloody Tuesday" so great
the death toll.
REFUSE TO NEGOTIATE.
The Ebert government offered to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
FALLS
AS FUNERAL.
COMMENCES
Roosevelt obsequies Are
Marked by Greatest Sim
plicity; Admirer of Great
Chieftain Takes Dose OF
Poison When He Reads of
Death.

tBy international News servlesJ

tBy international News serVIee.)
WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. g.
Crszed By the dsAth Of Theodore
Roosevelt, Charles 4. Burahaul, one
Of the original Bull Eoozsrs here,
committed suicide by svaIIcw1aS a
dose OF poison. whap EuTnham
learned of tas death of tHe e1-pgssi-
Gsnt he spent hal4s reading evsry
line he could frd about Gel. R-ose-
welt. Then he en1sd his ll.c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
REFUSE TO NEGOTIATE.

The Ebert government offered to
negotiate with the spartacidas CBol-
shevikD but the latter were reported 10
have rejected the ovsrtures. All rail
(Continued On page fYe-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08
SPANOAU
ARSENAL
LOOTED
GfOensT Marches on City With
100000 Men, BOIsheyiki
Refuse to EegOtIale
With Ebert.
CBy Intsrns-toual News se~vice.

CoPENHAGE.N. Jan. s.-CarI IIrb-
aaecht leader Of the uItr--radicni
saartieides. narrowly escaped seVersI
attempts 10 assasstnrte him ut fh-
hands OF TIC mObs In tbe streets OF
Berlin. according 10 word from the
Gcrnaa capital The crowds confIu-
naiiy eilecrcd Chancellor Ebert apd
philiR scbneidemann and yelled ..Down
with LcbbnecIf.'
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t5y international News Servtcs.)
CoP1EHAGEE, Jan, s.--AI1 Of the
pan-German leaders in Berliz were a.
rested by the Spartacidss, according 70
news from rhs German capital today.
Revolutionary sailors who were hght-
ing With the Sparsacus forces were NJ
expectcdly attacked by loyal arenadIeyx
and many we're wounded. The rema.a6s
surrendered and ebe red Gags vhie1 II.
sailors had hoiEted or the public brild-
ings we're taken down end burned N til.
market place,
The telegraph office ~as re-captursd
from the reds but afterwards the 1oysi
troops were driven from the place.
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(GonIinued on page dIe)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

Tho torrier presidents splendid rs-
trietisr7 oss enapha sized By tic deeors-
lions in the interior of Chris church.
4 great silk American nag VAS hung
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-08

lcontinued from page NOD
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On 81reets and news stands. SC Per copy.
Delivered By carried in Hammond ars
west Hammond, Soc per r1cEth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07

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Why will women drag along from day
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Ike Gentleman.

Ike Gentlemen.
When the war was first started there
were thousands of young American boys
VINO, growing impatient of waiting for
opportunity to go as United states SOL
uters. rushed over the border and enlist
ed as members OF the various Canadian
units.
They are beginning to get home now
those who did not make the supreme sac
rifice side by side with their Canadian
cousins. and il is pleasing to hear them
tell how that wonderful Canada treated
US like gentlemen
Gunner Harry Smith. a Connecticut
soldier. back home. tells in the New York
Times story which is worth listening
to. He says:
Il was discharged one hour after ar
irving in Canada from overseas and
equipped with my first months gratuity
allowances, transportation and service
badge was on my way home In the Uni
ted States in jazz time We were also
allowed $50 for civilian clothing 1 am
now receiving $40 and my wife $50 per
month for the time stated. My wife re-
ceived regularly ard promptly $50 per
month during my absence. Plus foreign
exchange money. l cannot speak too
highly OF che wonderful country wniCn
treated us American volunteers like 'Sel-
.ie men"
AS Mrs. MaIaprop sasG. Comparisons
ars odorous."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07
HERE'S A TIP.

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bread box
Or grown a Bay Window. with pride:
It's cinch the same suit will not look
we'll
When accidents and fluctuations
have occurred.
Unless il is given attention
Al Reeves Suit Hospital. preferred.
And the cleaning and pressing 1t gets
there
Just naturally makes il feel spray,
So If you regard your appearance
Suppose you give this place a try.
Or perhaps that suit needs some color,
CAS- the girls think their faces do
But the red or pink would not become
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blue:
But of course comes a time when the
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Will give up in utter despair;
Nothing can be done to make IL say
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Still you don't hav to look any fur
Their
Just go to the same place you know
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So Reeve is the fellow you want to see.
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Sweet Dreams
Double Strength
This Great Mosquito Remedy
Made Extra Strong to Do
Work Thoroughly.

Mosquito remedies like other COM
modities can be weakened to sell for
a price rather than strengthened to
fulfill their requirements. A cheap
price is invariably the sequel of a
cheap product.
Sweet Dreams is a double strength
mosquito remedy-every drop in ev-
cry bottle is mosquito remedy and it
keeps mosquitoes off all night long
So it isn't a wonder why million
people say it's fine.
Sold by Balkcom Drug Co, and all
Druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-07
IN MISERY BR YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oskaloosa, Iowa." For years I was
simply in misery from weakness and