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DIN fUcA CONDE|ULU|.

Redactorii de la acest ziar stunt
chemati la diferite festivitati ma
tionale 81 merg bucuros END au
timp, dar observam un lucru:
Mai toate invitarile 81 biletele de
fntrare, banchet etc. sunt tipari-
tie la alte tipografii. :. Asa {?
Bine !! >. De All inainte sa ne as
tepte acei earl nu sprijinesc In
stitutul nostru. Ii yom sprijini
cum ne sprijinesc. Cum scrie in
Bible: ..Dinte pentru dinte.'
Dina Louiza Eaton, din Red
wood City, Cal. a cistigat dreptul
sa traga cIteva la spatele copiiu-
lui d-sale. Barbatul eli daduse in
judecata, zicind ca laviturile sunt
prea tart, 81 pc baza aceasta ce-
rut divort, dar judecatorul de-
els altfel. Acum d. Eaton Sc
gindeste ca are sa ia 81 d-lui la
ceafa, mai cu seama ca jumatati-
ca d-sale a zis cind esit din
Court, ca ,.pehtru asia ma rafl-
iesc ell Gu tine.''
Gu toata scumpetea pelei, Ia
toamna damele vor purta ghete
cu caputa lunga. Asa va fl moda
81 Sc zice, inspirata de morala
ca sa nu Sc mai vaza pulpele da
melor prin ciorapii strevezli, dan
planul a dat chix. Gu cit Sc vol
lmgi caputele, cu att sc vol
scurta poalele rochiilor, 81 a.
tunci? :. = Lasati. pentrn Dunn
nezeu, caputele cit de scurte, ca
Sc nu ajungem la extrem.
Dupa actiuni de aeroplane car
nu zboara, fabrici in luna, putur
de pacura in planeta Marie, zia
re de ri in usa raiului. acum We
nit rindul actiunilor de negot, ac
tiuni para actiuni, 81 Doamne, Ct
frumos suna la urechi vorba
Stunt actionar" 81 Gu tOate ace
ste. ROminii nOstri cind aud IA
actiuni intorc nasul la o parte
- Prea multi an fost pirliti. sara
| eli. 81 cu tOate acestc sunt actlun
| earl ar aducc un VENT frumOs ::
am cumpara 81 moi. daca n IN
fl certati GU ministerul de finan
te. Nh VA uitati la aetiune dacd-
frumOasa. ci la cinstea 81 garanti;
financiara celor carl reprezint;
corporatia.
Noutate, care poate ca lnfe
reSeaZa: Ziarele carl ne-au SOsl
All din tara pOarta pc ele sem
nelp laSate de censor. = Tot 81
| calusul in gura, char atunci cint
infereaza cite-o pehlivanie a ad
ministratiei.
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INF0RMAT|UN|

Ebert depune juramintul. =
LOndra. = Fara nici o ceremonle.
Frederick Ebert a depus juramia-
trl de presedinte al Germaniei.
.Juramintul fost facut pc nOua
constitute. Ebert tinut vor-
bire in care a spus ca principinl
Germaniei va fl ,,libertatea de
vorbire"
Bolsevicii batuti rau de Polo
nezi. Copenhaga. = Trupele
poloneze au batut rau pc bolsevici
81 fortele sovietilor Fortaretele
de la Rovno. in Volynia, au fost
capturate de catra trupele polo
neze dupa lupta singeroasa.
Cererea de extradare a genera
lilor Germani. - Lille, Franta. -
Seful politiei Perny al orasulri
francez Lille cere extradarea ge-
neraliior Won Heinrich 81 Won
Gravenitz 81 capitanului Him.
mel. D-nul Perny facut >cfrce-
tarile in orasul Lille asupra tfi-
melor comise de germani in tim
pull cind ocupau acest Oras. Ra-
portul va Fl TRIMS conferintei Gle
pace, in acest rapport generalii 81
capitanul Himrnel sunt acuzati de
crime, violente 81 calcarea legilor.
Senator lovit de tramvai. -
| Washington. Senatorul Flet-
cher din Florida a fost lovit de
un. tramvai ieri dupA ameazi 81 a
fost ran rant.
Patru bandit mexicani ONO
rfr. Maria. Capitanul Leo
nard Matlack, care a ajuns la
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murt ca peroanele rebnean ie in Huntea gei Ma
tionale sun in tabara d-tra.
All aynt prilej foarte bun datornf va Sc prl
det preiul de Tmpul inca nui psi Gu cite mai
nnte lovitur "a rrm dusnanll ca att m curfn il vou
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25

Maria GU aeroplanul aseara a a.
nuntat ca patru dintre banditifi
mexicani au fost omoriti de ciltra
trupelc americana.
Cind banditii au realizat "a
sunt prinsi in cursa au incept O.
lupta desperate, dol dintre Ell Az
scapat.
'Paralitica vindecata de un traz-
net. - Boston. Dina William
Paddock. care a fost paralizata
de mai bine de un an, Sc afla as
taxi sanatoasa in urma unei spal-
me pe care a simtit-o clnd fur
tuna ce s'a deslantuit asupra ORA
sului ST mai ales cind un fulger
traznit in apropiere Ea Sc a
fla ne un scaun in sufragerie,
cind trasnit de frica sarit in
picioare 81 a inceput Sc fuga. De
aproape un an de zile dinsa M
putea Sc umble de loc, lar acu,n
G aproape complect sanatoasa.
Staniza prxdata de kolsevici -
Londra. - Bolsevicii All predat
orasul Staniza, din districtul Do
nului de sus. Eli s'au purtat Gu o
cruzime ne mai pomenita fata lie
locuitori. Sc raporteaza ca rosii
all ucis copii in leagan, lar pc ,ei
batrini i-au ars. y
in orasele Miguliskai 81 Kan
zaskaia spune raportul ca 5000
de persoane au fost eXecutate. lar
alte 5000 au fost ucise in vecind-
tate.
Armata germana sc retrage. =
Berlin. - Sc anunta ca armata
.germana Sc va retrage din Litua-
MIA, primele detasamente an 81 O.
vacuat tara, sfune, .nota trimi-
sa de guverat6,9ermaa aliatilor-
Hoti prinSi. - Chicago. = De
tectivii au fost instiintati dinain-
tie ca banda de hoti au planuit
ca Sc puma NINA pc. plicurile ce
contineau salarul lucratorilor de
! la un ziar. III s'au ascuns intr un
graid de unde, contemplau asal-
tul, insa politistii All navalit pes
te eli 81 au pus NINA pc trei bar
bait 81 doua femei.
impartirea aRerii unui exilat
= Brun. - Jlmatate din Mora.
via, care cuprinde patrime din
: Cehoslovacia, este stapinita dc
), un singur ON, nm nobil austriac
: care Sc afla acalm in exil. Guver
{. nul decis ca aceasta ,,mosie" 50
a fie Impartial III farme mici 81 da.
: ia taranilor.
e Greva Ia tsx2nyaele din Louis
vile. - LouistiIle. Greva ce
lor 1900 de lu@ratori de la tram
: vaele din Louisville .intrat il
e a treia ri, fSf6 ca un singur cal
i sa iese pc stfada
e 1ncercarile de incepe servi
t ciul ieri, rezhltat in ranirea /
) % persoane. Oei mai multi dintr'
raniti au fost spargatori de gre
We, carl an fest trasi jos dil
!. tramvae 81 batnti de grevisti. Al
: til erau loviti "a petrii.
"A @A*
!, Barbieritul q costa $1,100.25
! - Pitsburg. Pc B. P. Coghee
din Elberston, Ga., il costa bar
bieritul $1,1OO.25, Gu toate aces
; tea barbiernl d capatat numai p
cent?; restul, aadisparut, insa nj
meni nu site cllln.
Coghee intrat la barber, du
J: pa ce a fost gata . platit 81 a ie
: sit afara. Citexa minute mai tir
: ziu cauta in byanar 81 Sc pome
neste ca banifsau disparut, 81
intors la barbskfie, insa snimen
: nu putea sal mnna mimic despr
{ banii disparut y
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Patru bandit mexicani ONO
rff. Maria. Capitanul Leo
nard Matlack, care a ajuns la
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Hoti prinsi. Chicago. = De
tectivii au fost instiintati dinain-
te ca banda de hoti an planuit
ca Sc puma NINA pc. plicurile ce
contineau salarul lucratorilor de
la un ziar. Eli s'au ascuns intr'u
graid de unde contemplau asal-
tul. insa politistii All navalit pes
te eli 81 au pus NINA pc trei bar
bait 81 doua ferDei.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
Chicago's Later Millionaires.

popular song several years ago had for its refrain
How would you like to be the iceman? To be in keep
ing with times and that song should be
changed by Chicagoaas How would you like be h
milkman? Not the milk dealer mind but the drive
the milk wagon-or to be exactof the milk de
Iivering automobile truck For these long time, getup
early toilers ordinary wage compensation
ceive developed by investigator in Chicago from
s5e as high $50 per week The wage So
weekly but this amount IT Is revealed is augmented By
commissions TO $50 while the higher compensation of $50
weekly by the drivers who make deliveries to the
hotels. restaurants and various large establishments
Well may professors and others in the Windy City
indulge in thinking spells they the mman
earnings their And preachers of them
brought painful realization of the great difference
the pay for delivering the yield Of the and
that delivering the milk OF human kindness Perhaps
some of professors and preachers seriously
siderin ghe question of change OF calling that Of the
urhman they pause and do thinking when they
consider how they had spend for education. and
how risky might be change Jobs at this late date
even they could climb the milk truck
1t them that most forcefuly comes the CUES
ton How would you like to be the rnilkmar?'
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Nexico's NEXT President.

The announcement by member OF hrs cabinet that
under no circumstances WIN Mr. Carranza candid
to succeed himself president OF Mexico may at
blush be hailed for rejoicing in the United
States. The leader has long been recognized a.
chief stumbling block improved relations between
the two countries and Americans may quick jump
at the conclusion that his removal will better
times along the Rio Grande.
This hope may be born Of illusion. From Amer
standpoint. Mr. Carranza the best president
Mexico could have but mcsA edly he is not the
worst. not be forgotten that there was time
when alternative seemed to be on Francisco villa
With Mr.. Carranza in the chair we know what 70 ex-
pecta series protests and promises each equally In
Sapabe fument because of ineapacity or lethargy
With another the capital the promises might
cease Who knows?
Thus the approaching election in the southern re
public-the presidential expires In December Of
next year-will watched with keen interest in this
country Most of the prominent Mexican leaders are
well known official circles here but such IS the CON
dition OF erment that overnight unknown Is likely 20
spring up unsete all calculations Until Mexico IS
stabilized be ready for evertuaes And stab
iity seems improbable after the coming elections
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y - - - - - -
After The PARTY.

The steel strike Is dying natural death the miners
business Is better than for long time.
Our little old friend increased production is having
marked rallying SPELL and II everybody who has Job
will back to II. work hard at 1t. the rally will
develop into real convalescence.
Every family has had experience with its children
the day after the picnic Mary cross slaps Willie
The baby cries all George won't bring coal
Ethel will not do thing help mother without
much that mother gets sick OF the whole thing
spanks the baby sends the boys to bed tells Ethel she
can't to the party Friday night and ties Marys
hands behind her because she slapped her little brother
Result. five good childrenl
The thing has happened to labor and TO busi
in this country that happens to the children the
picnic There has been much excitement; profits
have been too rich: there has much praise
Bu1 the results of mothers discipline the way fines
Jail sentences inunctions public disapprova
beginning TO show, and BY the unruy mem
bers settling down business And just in the
family. when four of five children restored
jer the fifth handled without general disrup
ion every industry which quietly reasonably
to its tasks helps to hold the unrly in line
Every sign indicates that the disordeTly reaction is
about the family conduct VIII rep
idly return TO normal 1t is cheering thought for the
closing year.
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NEW CASES IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT


toFtNifI ~ lhE lihfE9l
GROWN tylNl. Ina. Dec. l6.-The
following new cases have been fled In
the Lake circuit court here
l2796-Davis & Starr. Divorce. Eliza
beth Mcbride stedman - George
Vernon stedman
i2997-Barr. NJ VI hon & Conroy.
Change of venue LaPorte court. Sid
ney l. Stringhorn ct al VS.. Chicago
Indianapolis & Louisville r. r. e. al.
i2991-John Zeliska. Divorce. Ellis
Williams VS.. Marjorie Williams
12999-George L. Hershmau Divorce
william ziese VS.. Anna Ziese.
i3000-Fred NJ. Grimmer. Divorce. c
and l. treatment Mary Bateff VS.
John Bateff
1300l-Wm. w Mcmahon. Mandamis
State OF Indiana on Rel City OF
Hammond vs.. George NJ. Poland
Auditor Lake county.
i2002-FIunter & Marsh. Diverse. George
d. Rust vs.. Matte NJ. Rust.
iS002-George p. Rose. On note. Franz
Juhasz Us. John Juhasz.
13004-A. A. Bremen. Divorce. Nina
Press vs.. Jacob Press.
iS005-George f. Heishmann. Quite
title. Joho NouslIie ct IL VS.. james
II. Luther.
I3066-George NJ. Hershnann. State q
Indiana on relation Town Of Scher
erville vs.. Geo. NJ. Poland auditor
Mathew J. Brown, treasurer; Fred \
Simms. Strange n. Cragun ct a. In
diana state tax board commissioners
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Then And Now.

Daniel Won EalnI4uben Will acceptable
German ambassador the United States. a
member of Bernstoifs band of conspirators who
little if any better than murderers and had quite
enough their outrageous conduct Immediately ecedng
into the
The choice of Won Hainhausen their representative
to this marks those behind the present reform
element in Germany the old that held the
reins 1914 and until the dethronemen OF the
Hohnzollelns.
The only difference would appear be that then
they swah bucked and down the center OF the
their while they pull
the strings behind the wings while their puppets
merrily dance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
Nocturnal Tum1lltS

There many people who insist upon rights that
do not belong them and that just public authority
houd see that they do exercise. One of these al
legged rights is where draws his rikety auto
motorcycle late at night early in the morn
ing before your house, where are engaged in the
holy duty OF sleeping and have him. for half an hour OF
more. poster the old machine to get il to All the
time while the thoughtless motor Is thus engaged
dozen good citizens who have gone to bed and are tor
mented by the below ready to shoot him or
the spot If they had dared OF course the motor man
is not aware of the havoc creating in the bosomS
people bur this little reminder IS only for
the purpose Of letting him know it. and to call his at
tention the fact that he is enemy of the govern
ment that he is denying to others the right life
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness especially the latter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

Fashions may come and fashions
may go, but the lure OF soft. clinging
materials Is With US always and the
loneliness of graceful lines can hardly
be better developed than the new
adaptable material known as Crepe
Georgette. The newest decree OF the
Paris modistes puts the stamp OF ap-
prevail on the short sleeve and there
is no doubt that IN the Spring we will
see much shorter skirts as well. The
peculiar part of all this seems to be
that shortneas is being applied to ev-
erythinS. FOR J notice that even with
the short sleeves short gloves ar" de
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
A Destructive Tax

Secretary of the Treasury Glass says OF the exces
profits
1t encourages wasteful expenditure. puts
premium overcapitalization and penalty on
brains. energy and enterprise. dscourages
ventures. and confirms old ventures in their mono
poles In many instances 1t consunpt
ion tax. is added to the cost OF production upon
which profits figured in determining prices,
and has been and will so long 1t is maintained
upon the statute books. continue TO be material
factor in tho increased cost OF living"
This is the real truth. Nothing has contributed s
much the Of speculative and the decn
of productive activity the existing profits tar
It Is based upon the doctrine that money invested In
productive industry Is public while money hi
In IS deserving Of special consideration. At tim
when the country should be encouraging the deveopmer
and expansion Of every legitimate business this measur
pavayzng productive industry It would be far bette
to raise all by general income and
continue this device for destroyn
industry.
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2AND

rigeuer and that in bringing forth the
short skirt idea as an advanced mode
low shoes are considered the thing.
For the present do not beIiav.
that extremely short skirts are going
10 be worn and in designing some
thing In georgette for the moment
have made an adaptation that is =
compromise between the new idea
and the present skirt lengths. the eff
fect being particularly charming as
10 is applicable to almost any o.
casion. ! am pleased indeed to notice
these little touches being put forth.
for. together with the emphasized
Waist-iine mentioned last week. the
result is extremely youthful.
The georgette before me is dain-
ty Belgium blue Of wonderful tex
ture and charming weave and the
very simplicity of the idea | have in
mind, / think viii appeal to Amari-
can women who are always looking
for good taste in dress. You viii
notice thai there are three tucks on
either side OF the skirt beneath which
l have inserted grosgrain ribbon to
contrast with the material. The front
and back Of the skirt, pleated and
slightly caught in at the bottom with
q modification OF the harem idea
forms a panel from the sides of which
the short TUNES fare gracefully with
sway OF the wearer You will no
tice that the neck is cut square and
the blouse very fuu and the edges
OF the revers as well as the front and
back panels of the blouse have the
same treatment of ribbon beneath
the georgette. For the waistline I
have used the same ribbon. only this
time fl IS on the outside OF the geor-
gette IN pleasing contrast to the full
ness OF the frock. Here is a frock
that lends Itself readily TO almost
any occasion and that should ind &
vel place IN miiady's wardrobe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
MUNSTER

Josephine Anderson OF Whiting. Wis
tied Wednesday evening with Trina
Kaske.
Two new babies arrived in Munster.
one at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs T..
Jabaay and one ct the home Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ Jrmqsince.
Mrs. Coleman and daughter OF Dan
forth and Miss DeYoung of oak Glenn
and Mrs Kniper were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Peter Schooa sunday
Mrs J Kooy and Mrs II VanAIein-
en- were Hammond shoppers Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16

court or Lake county:
I1onday, December 10.
933--State Us. Minnie Shcr.
924-State vs.. Sophia Jancovich.
955-State vs.. Mike Gellzin.
936-State vs.. Freda Friedman.
sST-State ~. Mary Long.
TUESDAY, December IL.
S90-Stste vs.. John Blue.
9l4-State vs.. George Kozak
5s0-State vs. r. L Ressler
Wednesday, December II.
5Os-Stato VS. GeorEeA Levey.
s17-State VS.. james sryand.
922- State vs.. Tom Bryand.
911--State VS.. Ralph Brown.
e23-Statc Us. L. }. Brooks.
Thursday, December IS.
91s-State vs.. paul K1tfglcs.
919- state VS.. a. X. Konistis.
$40 State vs.. Harry Wallace.
s31-State vs.. Ttomanowski Wirshels
Balaban. Nasbut ana LUbis
Friday, December 10.
| 92S-Stste VS.. Christ Chris.
! 929-State VS.. Anthony Balog
! g30-State US. Anthony Balog
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Secretary of the Treasury Glass OF the excess
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-16
CRIMINAL COURT
SETTINGS FOR WEEK

rePEcIaL TO The TiMEsl
CROWN POINT. Ind. Dec. f6.-W. o.
Thomas. deputy prosecuting attorney.
has filed the following settings for the
week oc Dec Is. 1919. IN the c-irl nal
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-16

well as the national government TO
understand the needs of the state
along development lines. and what
special efforts to develop the state
will bring the most successful results.
Reference is also made to the splen-
did work of the Colorado State Coun-
Gil of Defense and its continuation.
and the suggestion is also made that
an appropriation be made for the
water defense fund and an appropria-
tion for the workmen's compensation
hearty accord.
Gov. Shoup takes up the industries
of the state and recommends that leg
islative consideration be especially
given to farming and stock raising.
mining and manufacturing. and asks
for legislation which will foster. safe
guard and protect these as well as all
other industries in Colorado in which
labor and capital is employed
The four-year term for elective
state officials is also recommended as
a business proposition and the present
the initiative in this connection A
law making terms of office four in
stead of two years could not AFFECT
any present official of the state. but
could only affect those persons elect
ed TO Office after the constitution of
the state had been amended to that
effect, Gov. Shoup also recommends
legislation in favor of child welfare,
the enactment OF law enabling sol
diers and sailors, when absent from
the state, TO vote AT general elections F:
the enactment OF law To enforce the
present civil service amendment to
the state constitution adopted by the
people at the recent general election
and the enactment of u blue sky Law
which will. at the same time. not
handicap legitimate developments OF
Colorado resources. all OF which rec
concentrations are timely and worthy
OF favorable conslderatin BY the as
cembly.
Gov, Shoup concludes his message
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-16

by reference to the recent final mes
sage of Gov. Gunter, to whom he pays
high tribute of respect for the time
ly suggestions advanced at the con-
clusion of his term of office and closes
with the following paragraph. which
should be received by the people of
the entire state with the greatest pos
sible confidence and satisfaction:
The people recently expressed
their confidence in the Judgment and
integrity of those charged with official
responsibility in state affairs for the
ensuing biennial period. They ex-
pect and demand wise. conservative
and economic. but not parsimonious
legislation. They also expect and
demand. as is their right efficiency
and wise economy in the executive de-
partments. We are entering on a
new era of national and state affairs.
Let us not lightly abandon that which
experience has proved to be good. nor
stubbornly refuse TO accept that which
is new simply because It is new Let
us at all times and in all things give
to the people OF Colorado. whose SER
wants we are. the best that Is in US
unswayed by any consideration other
than the public welfare To do more
is beyond us. To do less is beneath
ne -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-16

Legislature that ii give careful atten-
tion 10 the prohibition laws OF the
state for the purpose of making them
more effective wherever possible. and
asked that the jurisdiction of the ju-
venile courts be extended
The state Institutions are given
special consideration. especially those
of a penal. charitable and educational
character. He declares: I'VE cannot
escape the grave responsibility of
properly caring for the unfortunates
who find lodgment in these institu-
tions. The accomplishments of the
past Justify the hope that with added
farm lands and competent supervision
the institutions themselves may be
made self-sus:ss6;ng and the inmates
restored. in large part at least, to use
full citizenship" Gov. Shoup Is in
hearty accord with the policy of these
institutions. and with the board of cor
rections which has general supervi-
sion over them. on the proposition
that past experience has demonstrate
ed that the penitentiary and reforma-
tory especially can be made practi-
cally self sustaining II given enough
land on which 10 engage in agricul-
ture and stock raising, and that the
employment OF the inmates OF these
Institutions outside the walls OF the
penitentiary and reformatory. when
ever practicable. Is best for the state
and best for the Individual.
Recommendation is made that the
State Board OF immigration be given
due consideration and that sufficient
appropriation be made for having a
survey OF the resources OF the state
complied for the purpose Of better en-
ablirg our own state government as