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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
THEY CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT.

The veterans Of the state legislature have been a
loss 10 understand vhy few BILLS affecting utility
companies of the the public service commission
have been introduced in the General Assemb,
II is true Of course that the war conditions have
brought in many fac that utility
eres could operate with me burden OF over
head charges that them have amassed IN past
uureeulaed wears without sort Of public relief and
il had been expected that numerous bills might he *
peced when this legislature met directed against The
numerous surcharges which utilities IN Indiana we're
granted BY commission during the period Thus
far such situation and apparently there
no such in sight.
According the story that Is being circulated
in legislative halls bill VIII be prepared for iutrodue
ton by the Democratic members OF the legislature which
will call for the outright repeal OF the public utility law
Thus far nothing has said openly about the pro
posal known that the Democrats arc consider
ing IT,
Several bills Of minor importance relating usually
10 local conditions affecting utilities have been intro
duced Of them have advanced in either house
The group Of lobbyists the utilities Of the
hand watching FOR ntimation Of measures
that might inimical their interests Thus far the
members Of the lobby little has been introduced tina
would the srines o the utility man
ayers These lobbyists say they interested in
any degree in The proposal introduce bin Kill he
commission One bill has been introduced to make ii
possible utilities their franchises where
they failed before the time limit expired
July
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
THE RHINE AS A BARRIER.

Marshal Foch continues 70 maintain that there viii
nc no safety for France for the world unless the
Rhine is made permanent barrier AGAINST the Germans
The policy he advocates that which julius Caesar put
INTO effect 1000 years 1t is not likely that Foch
would 20 70 the Caesarsn extreme OF driving all the
divdusl Germans beyond the Rhine. That would be 4
dt6cut matter now But he would leave west Of the
rger no German authority no forthcations no
power to aid Germany in future attempt to invade
France or Belgium
TO Foch. a practical soldier concerned only with
problems on military safety, it is simple matter TO
he statesmen with delicate questions OF diplomacy and
principles which they seek apply with uniformity and
Justice, 1t is more complex
Foch does not definitely for the annexation Of
German Rhinelsnd. but suggest it, BY such
annexation woei1 territory about equal to
he part OF France BY the Germans this
r might an stern justice II. the
wrongs suffered b. France. and also a very small
ample Of the policy which Germany herself boast
fully proclaDins.
such action would be contrary 70 the principles
On which the Allies have pledged themselves 10 make
oeace L could hardly reconciled with the self
determination OF peoples because the Germans con
-erred 70 i've France. It might he in
terpreted act Of conquest Germany would Ger
tsInIy so interpret H. and make much trouble
Whether the Rhine should be made strategic bar
rier Marshal Foch suggests question the mill
tarv experts IF the Rhneand Is taken from Germany
n the pursuance Of such plan manifesy the thing
do is any OF the Allies grab it, but in
ternatonahze8 it. making a buffer au
thcrity of the League OF Nations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

WE are now shipping s7ashetti il
Italy
NOW. honestly. ala they ever shin
any?
Men are nckis
AND wives ere iust like
LOT AZ other things Is them
EVEN when a man gets VIVA he iae
THAT'S ~ sign he's going KS keen cn
LIKING a.
AS yet We hav. little faith in
GERMANS complete regeneration
AND We believe armiy that many 81
The
HIGHBoRN German RED cross ladies'
ARE just as ready TO spit il the
FACE or an Ensushman il he was
helpless and starving
As they used to do in the good Oh
DAYS
YOU'VE sot to b a camel
WHETHER sou want 10 or not
PROHIBITION is not = cure-aH hy
Any means
THERE Will h county 5als In this
country just as lonE
As about half the folks arc mon and
THE other half women
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
HE SUGGESTS WAY FOR
REFORMERS TO STOP SIN

Hammond Ind Jan g. 1919.
Editor TINES
Your editorial III Was TO BE Expect
ed appearing in sour paper Of IAN 23
1919. wii ne highly commended BIZ al
liberty LOVING and red bloodcd Ameri-
cans That want to he law abiding Alas.
There seems AZ be so few ''Indi1idauaI
Thinkers" Ia this generation that We
haven't got chance 10 keep our red
blood and remain law-abldiug. How
over, We have the privilege Of falling in
line With our reformers and have our
blood turn white our skins yellow and
an ultra yellow streak 70 soften our
spiues so that our reformers can extract
these splnes without pain, thereby max
Ing ~ the human family a white liver
Cd, yellow skinned and spineless Tot Of
creatures. wonder II our Creator IN
tended this:
National prohibition was FIRST estab-
ilshcd in Russia. the most ignorant Of
aii nations. We are TO follow. 90? How
ever, Russia is a good nation 10 pattern
after. is it note Yes it is not
Now dear editor. YOU state in the last
paragraph q Your editorial chat cur
friends may even pass Il Law 10 make
Reformers more content and temper
sie IN their though. thai would be al
right II they would confne such 4 law
q the "Reformcrs and enforce il on
them only, but chats the deuce OF it all
They. tic reformers, would want such q
law enforced on us all Probably for
The want q idea on how 10 enforce the
continency. they our reformers. should
be open for suggestions, So that p cam
paign could he launched for this new
reform ~ soon "A rosslhIe ] am NOT 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

reformer, but ara willing to help The
cause If they will accept the following
Have law passed Immediately 10
stop the propagation Of the human
sreciss unless as much attention is gin
en- to the proper raising Of humans as ir
given 70 stock raising Let men and
women be culled In only the proportion
That Is necessary to keep the world alive
II really does look as il the world Is
going 10 come TO that stage and when ii
comes 70 that all our good reform or
ssuizations Win have done their part.
for then there would be no more sin in
the world. and then We could class our
selves as good and sinless as the cattle
/ we raise.
Please DO not turn this suggestion
over to The government as obscene liter
sture. ! don't mind going TO Jail but ]
have four bows that 7 wish TO raise and
TO keep our reformers from getting them
as long IS possible.
il would please ne very much If 3
could have all OF the foregoing pointed
in your paper. I have noticed that you
are a times exceptionally bold in .our
editorials. and seem 10 be quite an i.-
dependent newspaper from first 10 las
page. Probably YOU could print these
thoughts Of mine IN such manner ss
10 convey them 10 the public betweer
the lines.
J have the utmost confidence IN ~
man that writes the editorials for you.
paper and l feel quite safe In attachinp
hereto my proper name and address
Yours very truly
WM. A. KTRCHHETNER
Az Carroll Street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
DEMOCRATS AND 1920.

1T i rather early to be gathering future crops, but
the spectators have already got the 1919 winter
wheat into he barn and comes the New York
World leading Democratic paper Of The country and
in SUNDAY issue il has Washington special to the
effect that Pershing may be the next Democratic can
didate for President. Certain southern senator's, fl
learns who have lost interest Wilson. have "ap-
preached" the general. what luck they
had.
Pershing has always been reported as a Republican.
Ex-senator Dick Ohio Republican has already moor
porated himself Pershng boomer Hoover, launched
hus promptly By me Providence Journal. has told the
butchers of Edith Caveu hell thereby gaining
more outspoken praise his wonderful pro
vtdng the hungry brought him. He is sup
posed a Republican. though he did whoop il UP for
Wilson in the election and did tell the country that
IT they We're to have things they must elect Demo
Gratis 10 Congress. which they didn't do His friends
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
- - - - ~ - -
PASSING THE BUCK"

Newton D. Baker. Secretary Of War. stopped in
the city for few hours his TO Ottawa Can
ada 80 look into the strike situation. Secretary
Baker said he only interested in the effect Of
the harbor strike the handling Of the army
freight and passenger transports. aud found The si
ustiou satisfactory in that respect.
Quite The public he damned,
Secretary Bakers work attended 10. far
70 cared and that sufhcient. His sole
soloitude for TIE army. but Of with all his
expressed solcitude for the enlisted il there were
million undeiivered letters arriving back here the
that wasn't his fault. 1t 10 Mr. Burleson
With The Vice President invisible or occurring. snt
the Secretary Of State cooling his heels IN
Paris who in thunder there here to represent the
Presiden, during his ABSENCE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
Attorney John 4. ca,it, Hammond.
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM THAT COLD?
Colds and coughs are quickly
relieved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery

Nobody should feel perfectly mis-
cradle" from cold, cough or bronchial
attack for very long. For it takes only
Little waile TO relieve t and get back
on the road to recovery when DR..
kings New Discovery is faithfully
used. 1t soon loosens the phlegm, re-
iieves irritation, soothes the paTched.
sore throat, brings comfort.
Hall a century old and more popular
TO-DAY than ever. 60c and $40.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Kaine Of Amy

Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. kaiue Of Any
avenue. Whiting, have received = tel
esram from their son, John Kane. g
slst z. a, announcing his safe arrival
from overseas. He IS row stationed
at Camp Knox. k
Mrs. NJ. McGc~ar Of RobertsdsI
received the news from her son Roo
ert. who has been with the American
E4ped4touarv Forces in France. that
be has arrived in New York. bat is
confined TO q hospital. due to q wound
received in battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
HE NEEDS STRENGTH.

The Weekly News Letter o. the Department Of Az
riculture announces that farmers by thousands
gantzing strengthen T. s. agriculture" Perhaps he
farmers have stimulated BY observation OF the
ner in which organized labor has secured lis demands
from the administration Washington. Organized Ia
Dor has had entree a. The White House a. all times while
OF he farmers with the exception Of the
cotton growers. have been given slight attention A
real farmers organization no controlled BY farm
ers or political farmers might be Of value
curing square deal.
The efforts made b. the Lake County Agent TO per.
feet an organization among the farmers deserves sue
cess This paper has been asked 70 support the
ment We give it our hearty approval Why should
farmers organize well bod carrlers7 In
there is strength The farmer Is very vital the ma
ton He should by all organize and nut himself
in place where he can show stll greater vitality
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

and Mrs Lansing chatting with Joseph Crew
Of
White another Of the
stated secretary the American has
n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

national ORGANIZATION known az the Exalted So
ciety OF Order Hounds has been founded n Chicago t
composed or order statesmen from All branches
and industry the officers being watch dog
Junior watch dog official Erowler and biz barker.
suggested that the entrance 70 Grand Kennel
the words Made in America he embazoned and that
the organization guard we'll the against compel
ing goods the Orient and Europe Thus will
bership realize prosperity FOR itself and the nation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

WE notice picture Of Britain Expressing ia WI.
son the Immense Debt We owe" in the newspapers,
showing thirty Of Engands great men. and all can
OF Mrs Wilson small part Of Of the thirty
dresses she took over The British photographers
should exercise after this and MOI shu her
ont Of the picture. Lard Mayor q London Lord
Mavor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
Make Your Bowels Behave

Make them function with gratifying
precision. II regulation of the diet
does not relieve their torpidity DR..
Kings New Life Pills viii. They are
perfect bowel trainers, cleanse ths
system surelr. comforfahIr- %
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
Jack o,RovIe. former Gary works

hasemsn. IS dead n France. word hsv-
inE been received In Gary Friday BY
Pickles Smith manager OF the indie
pendent team last year He died
shortly before the arm.stice was sign
I'd oBoyle was well known IN Gary
during the seasons Of 1915 and l6. at
which time he was regular first
va~ker and was considered one or the
best il the locality Later he was ar
nliated with the Miller ToEgery ia
the old city league
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

Private James Tbaros, Indiana Hnr-
hor. IS beng looked up by the Home
Service department Of the American
Red cross and his Whereabouts is OF
great importance as there Is money
awaiting him al the Indiana IIarbor
FED Cross Chapter House. AnTone
VINO knows him or ans thing concern
ing him VIII do him favor IS we'll
as those whose duties Involve the
seeking Of him 20 communicate with
the Chapter House by phoneing 394-
or BY personal application.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

Friday received 2 telegram from their
son. Ensign FEEDER. which announced
shat he was sailing on the u. s. Pr
quot FOR yarmouth, England Ensign
FEEDER has been at Pelham BAY for
several months since his graduation
from the naval school and has a num-
Der of important assignments. He
expects to be away for several months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

Everyone ct the simpler Is glad 30
see r. Ksun hack on tire Job again
m henlcal engineer. after being sta
TONED 81 Maryland. working for Tn
Gle sam.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
JAIME. D=Iy Is one of the latest ar

rivals home in East Chicago from
mustered out service AZ SANDY Hook.
\ = HIS wife vas Mss stella Hines
O. North Magouu avenue. who await
I'd him a. the home Of her parents.
where they viii reside for the pres
ent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

Corporal Clarence Jones, son of Mr.
and Ms DANIEL Jones OF So9 Indiana
avenue Hammond. has arrived st
Camp Mills from overseas and is
awaiting his disohargc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

irving Chayken enlisted Times re-
porter writes from Germany that b
knowledge Of German is coming N
very HANDY 20 him. I'm Eettl1z
kraut and kartoneIn galore 50
Chayken.
Tom FiIipOn. Indiana Harbor, Cook
Company NJ, saith Eng Am Exp F..
now at Js-sur-Tritle. France sends
Us a copy @ Two Friends on the
Phone Purporting TO Be z Converss
ton Between the Kaiser and the De-
il" but We cannot use it as i hss
appeared twice IN these columns Very
grateful 10 Tom, however
Attorney John 4. Ca,it, Hammond
is in receipt OF a very Interesting r.
Ter from Lieut. Raymond Johnson trou
France Lieut. Johnson was assc iat-
ed with Mr. CAN'T in his law practice.
Lake Countys work IS not done
till she has bought more W. S. s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
larger Psa-Us Circulation Than Any Two Other PSPe'
In the Calumet Region.

ycl any troabls geteas Tne Times make 'er'
:. n department
TIE ItHaes VII rcSporstH4e for t1e re--'n @
Haei
conlununseatlonn Snort signed ls1tsrs or genera
interest printed AZ discretion
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
NieWstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu - Sro0'
riescia, 10 skadu, ofisu Tub fabryh-
u sobie DZ1ENN1K CHICAGosKI
1 emialo czytaj " tramwaiu Tub va
gonie.
DzIENNIK CH1CAGosKI uotna
stale nabywao ma nastepujacych ns-
ro3nikach:
State Madison - pred skiadeu
departamentowym Boston store.
State 1 Madison - pred sptska
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadGm
departamentowym fLmy Carson
PIrie, Scott and co.,
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van BurenI
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash / Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La salloi
Adams I La Sale;
Adams I Ia Sale;
Washington I La SallaI
Randolph ! DoaFbor1:
WashInRton I 9th we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
Wszelkie ofiary przyjmowane be

Wszelkie ofiary przyjmowane be-
d. z wdziecznoscia. Wysylac MALE
.zy wszystko ma adres Komitet Po-
lex Pomocy Narodowej i Armii Pol
skiej, 1908 Carson st., S. S. Pitts
'burgh, Pa.
Szanowni Rodacy i Rodaczki. -
MECH kazdy z Was ofiaruje co mo-
Ge chotby najdrobniejszy pred
miot a pomoze bardzo swoja ~ofiara,
upraszamy O wysylanie datk6w jak-
najpredzej DO juz ME wiele czasu
pozostaje albowiem Bazaar sic Ia
cznie dnia 17go marca.
Wszystkim Kolkom Polek W PITTS
burghu 1 okolicy poleca sic by ma
tychmiast zajely sic zbieraniem W
swojej okolicy, fantow i datk6w ma
Bazar 1 p~rzywoziiy Tub przysy1aiy
takowe do biura Komitetu pod wy
lei podanym adresem.
Dziekujac z CORY Szanownej Po-
loniI "a paporcie sprawy Bazaru !
ofiary, kreslimy sic
2 powazaniem,
Komitet Polck Posmocy NarcdoweJ
Armii PoLsk1eJ W Pittsburghu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
TOWN OF LAKE

MONA zamawiac Dziennik Chi
cagoski W nastepujacyeh miej-
scach:
Woitkowski, 1921 S. Ashland ave.
Cichowlaz, 1912 S. Lincoln ul.
Tankiewicz, 1718 w. 4Sma ul.
Mielzyhski, TIA w. 4sma vi.
Czarnik, PREY 49tej Ashland aV.
Ma naroznikach 51szej i Ashland,
47mei i Racine, take mona "a
mawiae nasze pismo u pana To-
Ian, pnr. 1896 Aberdeen I'll.
streisman, 1909 S. LOOMS ul.
Brzoztowski, 1902 S. Throop ul.
Lopacihski, 1853 Gross ave.
Koterbski, PREY naro7. 47mej i
Ashland ave.
w sk}adzie cukierkow pnr. 5007
So. ThToop ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

W ..parlor karze" by Z komfortem
.jechac do naszych. Take miejSce
kosztuje szanowny Wydziai w
Chicago jednego franka czyli 20
cent0w.
Nastepnego dnia zaopatrzony W
billet kolejowy, w dodatku zaopa-
irony W porzadne ,,sandwiche"
zrobione u p. Maciejewskiego, o
ktorym VAN juz poprzednio Pi-
saiem, maj2c w rezerwie nbutelan-
sa' wilma Z czystem sumieniem,
jak najspokojniej o siodmej stole
w Gore de 7 EST. Mimowoli
popadiem W zadume, gdym pa
TRIAL ma licznych zoinierzy fran
cuskich i innych - DO przeciez L
tel wlaSnie stacy setki tysiecy
ruszaio ma pole bitwy pod Yer
dun, Champagne, Rheims, Cha
teau Terray a wiele z tych ty-
siecy juz ME wr6ci}o. Lecz ME
dlugo sic bawAem W takie mySli,
DO trzeba by}o iSc szukac sw6i
pociqg a W pocisgu swoje miej-
see ably juz wtenczas Z komfor-
tenn przeczytac rozprawe napisa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31


Pc dw6th tygodniach zabiegow,
oostaiem te tax Ola mnie mad zy-
Gle cenne polecenia generala Hal
lera. Nawet francuskich .frankow
tax ME Genie wysoko, jak se kart
ke papieru, ma kt6rej jest napi-
sane re wolno mi jake kapelano-
wi zwiedzac o6ozy polskie, DO
trzeba wiedziec wan, wy zwykli
Smiertelnicy amerykanscy, re ia
ri papierek, to we wszystkich cy-
waizowanych krajach Swiata z
wyjatkiem Niemiec, nadzwyczaj
wanna rzecz.
Ze nina sic 'bardzo predko uwi-
nell, DO 20 dw0ch tygodniach.
Juz dzien naprzod p~oszed}em
DO stacy kolejowej ably sobie XII,
pic billet i zarezerwowac m~iejsce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
Odezwa Komitetu Polek
Pomocy Narodowej
i Armii Polskiej
" Pittsburgh.

Do Polonii W Pittsburgh i Okolicy:
Szanowni Rodacy / Rodaczki!
Komitet Polek Pomocy Narodo-
wei / Armii Polskiej pracowai ME-
zmordowanie cd poczatku swego "a
iozenia ola Armii Polskiej / dla Ma
rodu Polskiego i to czegosmy dotad
pomimo n~ajwiekszych trudnosci do
konaly stanowi chlubny nasz re-
kord ! dow6d, re praca nasza byla
korzystna, potrzebna I re ma mocy
dotychczasowych rezultat6w many
prawo odwoiat sic " dalszym ciagu
do o~fiarnoSci Szanownej Polonii W
Pittsburghu i okolicy.
PracowalySmy ola szczytnych ce-
low, SwietyCh basel, chwili obec-
nej i ME szukalismy navel rozgio-
su "a nasza prace, jake dow6d ma
szej piracy wystarczy przytoczyt tu-
tai tylko niekt6re wieksze rezulta-
ty naszych zabieg6w przeciagu
roku | pol, a mianowicie:
q drobnych c%entowych niemal
skladek zbierane przez ciche ma
SEE pracowniczki zebra}ysmy dotad
przesz}o $4,000, z czego odeslano
raz ma glodnych W Polsce $1,000, nd
dzieci Polskie W Szwajcaryi $1,000,
a take $500 ma tytoh ola zolnierzy
Armii Polskiej do Komisyi Woj--
skowei ma fundusz 10cio-milionowy
wyslalismy do Wydzialu Narodowe-
90 $4,000, "a blisko $4,000 zakupi-
lySmy we}ny z kt6rej czionkinie ma
SEE wyrobily kilka set sweatrow, o.
kolo 1000 par ~skarpetek ME liczac
zarekawk6w I helm6w co wszystko
.odeslane zostalo &olnierzom Armii
Polskiej.
Wysialismy oprocz tego paplero-
sow 1 tytoniu oraz myd}a, przybo-
row do szycla "a przeszio $4,000 !
tax zwanych Utility Kits / poduszek
polowych dla przeszlo tysiac zoinie-
rzy Armii Polskiej. Obecnie chcac
przyjst 2 ,pomoca biednej ludnosci
W Polsce przez wysianie wiekszej l.
losci odziety 1 trzewik6w postano-
will Komitet Polek Pomocy Narodo-
wei i Armii Polskiej urzadzic "
Pittsburghu W dniach postu Wielka
nocnego jedno lub dwu-tygodniowy
bazaar z kt6rego doch6d uzyty be-
die ma zakupno | wysianie odziezy.
Ibiednym Rodakom W Polsce.
Szanowni Rodacy 1 Rodaczki!
Znajac Wasza o~fiarnosc ma cele
Narodowe odwolujemy sic do Was
| tym razem. Pom6tcie!
Pom6zcie nam zebrac jak natwie
eel ola naszych Rodak6w W Polsce.
.Ofiarujcie co kto moze z ia wiara,
ze o~fiarujecie ola Polski. .
Ofiarujcie wszystkie take rzeczy
lake ma bazarze MONA spieniezyc,
q wiec zegary, meble, sprzety, przy-
bory kuchenne, Way, obrazy, wyro-
by jubiierskie, rob6tki reczne, haf-
". sztuki materyi, figurki, ozdob--
XII IT'D. oraz owoce, sloiki z konser-
wami | wszelkie produkty zywno--
sciowe, napoje tip. a nawet ubrania,
trzewiii it'd.