Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1917 — Page 4

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PAGE FOUR THE TIMES Januarv 13, 1917 THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BT THE LAKE COUNTY PEIUTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY. Latest Devotee of Ancient Style Dress IN POLITICS Have Our Optometrist Fit You with A Pair of The, Tim's East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, daily except Hunday. KMter-J at the postoffice in East Chicago. November IS, l:H3. The Lake, County Times Daily except Saturday and .Sunday. Enter oil at She postoffioe in Hammond, June 2S, 1906. The Lake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at th; Pv3toi7tce in Hamr.mnJ, February 4, 1911. The Gary Evening Times Dally except Sundav. En; etc J at the postoPTi-.. in Gary, April 13. 1912. All under the act of March 3. 1879. aa second-class mat. r. 1OLITICAL j AFNOIRTCEIMENTS ! o ; thf ur : ' of Cur;- clti c,ar s: ":t '.-:-; i!-t- is a 'lean, ):!.: iis;t:i?9b ailtiiimstr.tli 1 jnev ths ; i wilt :i,pablii'.',.r i. ' i ;' t t'.-.-n of a large ::i ' : ho t-.- .. t .! 3 for the fu- ; ;;.'! t ir.3 rr.'Tgvtlc ' i i i.. 1 hi-ribv an- ; f a: didate for ; i-a for mayor FOIIEKJX ADVKHTISIXU OH'ilE. o, GLASS S12 Rector Bui

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! i lai v. at tae pritii-ifis to be held in 1 March. 1ft)'.', or a!, a latt-r oat.; as may! H'5ii-nat.-d )v !!-- I. '.-:-:; :re. .) o ; N A . ! . ; ; r. N' X AN. j FOR MAYOR j 1 d.-slre tf. anrnuticc to tf vntT of i ; ry that ! ." '.n it cat..;'. !a!- for th-j re-1 'ioliean nominal ti for mayor of the ' rfs at tl r'om.niv c iy ITimary. and i ask the sJppor! or" al; r :.-;V.;c; u vosi-ra, l.f lo-v- that thf ! -oj io of 'lary ar- -nt:t'iol tt an a dm '.r. i r 1 1 ion of,' for and l.v the ; f,f !" i 1-B.tf ' Kl: N'K W. MITT I. .

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A CASE FOR PITILESS PUBLICITY.

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Tenth Indiana district, ralHns for ;m invr-ti.srtuion of various stock -jolibins. rumors aWW-tins: the national administraiion was introduced rather furtively by a republican. It should have been present. -d openly by a democrat. .inee the presidents peace note was made public, speculative circles have been i possession of many reports that favored operators in Wall street had information in advpnee as to its tenor. The extraordinary interpretation which Sercetary of State Lansing placed upon this message, couple. I with his later explanation, save increased circulation to these rumors. Without assuming culpability anywhere, we think there will he general agreement that suspicious so widely held should lie most searcbingly investigated. For a long time there have been reports that a foreign embassy was in dose communication with the stock exchange. . v These are ugly and portentous things, but there oniv one way to meet them, and that is fae to face, if they are slanders, thy will som be fittingly condemned. If ihey have any basis in fact, they should be pursued with diligence. In matters of this kind there can be but one honorable ourpose. vhirb is the truth hit where it may. New York World.

LENORE ULRICH, MOROSCO-PALLAS STAR IN PARAMOUNT PICTURES. Times were when clothe meant little in the lives of the fair scx. and there was as much happiness in t-;--- wor'.-l then as now. Hut times changed, ami so have styles. Vet e.ai-h suo-ossive I'.n-In-.n period .';;: .- seem t t'un !.,.( Uward. I.enore Vlrb-b. since site lias been playing the parts in I 'a ra mount I'i.-uir.-s that have caused hoy u dress in the costumes of am tents lias become a devotee of their styles and loves to lounge around in the style of uress herw;t'! p ctured. " i

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Kryptoks are a revelation to neopio who have been accus-t.'-med to the old fashioned bifocals or to .simple reading ir;g glasses. Kryptok Gfrssss enabio you t- adjust your vision from printed page to distant view, instantly. Ask our Optometrist regsrling them.

JOHN E, McGARRY Jeweler-Optometrist

THE STEEL PLANTS OF ENGLAND. Either American steel plants are not so efficient or else they seek too great a margin of profit. When the United States navy asked for bids on 14 and 10-ineh projectiles. Hadfiekls and Sons company of England bid for the latter, each, promis ing delivery in 16 months. The Hethlehem Steel corporation bid $773 and promised delivery in three years time. From the Midvale Steel corporation there came a bid of ?9oii and delivery in two years. If is significant that an English plant now finds that it has time to make munitions for America. It it also significant that with all our boasted organization, efficiency, and highly developed plants for producing war materials that the English can come in and underbid us. Let no one imagine that the war has not sided ihc English steel industry. Not only in the Midlands, but throughout the length and breadth of the isle there have been built new blast furnaces, steel works, rolling mills and machine shops. Production of munitions has been subordinated to a central management, the acme of efficiency has been obtained and wages have been far from law. In England they have not been at all at a mark what protective tariff advocates woulc call "pauper labor." On the contrary there is a high rate of pay just now in England. If America's steel industries are paying good wages In many instances an increase of 15 per cent for skilled labor and an increase of 2." per cent for common laborers it should also be remembered that manufacturers have advanced the price of many commodities .100 per cent, of others as much as100 and 200 per cent. Those opposed to an after-war protective tariff for American steel industries on the grounds of foreign competition may use as an argument that profits are too large.

knowledge of Mr. Wilson, and he appears to have remained passive whilej maxy wife (.eater-- in a Kansas the diplomatic service was beinc debauched in order to pay political d-b-s. !'"';V;I '". " to make a rv of t :i. A - u i ;.l t.cl'T. . the .r. i. . i . u.. t u';).. ...i t,. !... :.. i 1.; . -1 i . . t- ; . - I -

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purpose of rewarding political friends. Now this was all very touching, and also very human, but. it was never hard to guess how it would end. It. al

most totally demoralized tin- foreign service at a time when it should have j t.f daty f

been at its best. If the changes contemplated are only for political purposes, for instance to take care of the lame ducks, the American people will only have another thing to remember Wilson for.

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nhood miKht get s-eie-j -' six-potnd catflwh. The correspond-; 3 jeer U ;.;-!;:- tel'.inq: the truth at that. ; fa ! K-, er .:n e tlie tish trust has been in' H

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Crown Pcint .Indiana. Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.

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A DAGGER IN THE-BACK

The First National Bank of Hammond STATEMENT OF CONDITION, CLOSE OF BUSINESS, NOV, 17, 1916 RESOURCES.

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BIRTH CONTROL. Some time ago there was a woman's meeting in Chicago, when the subject of birth control was discussed and favored. Now comes a Milwaukee paper and scores those women unmercifully. Here is the way the telegraphic report refers to the article: Pointing out that the Chicago Woman's Club ignored the condition that the quality of the American citizenship of the next generation is not being maintained in the homes of the wealthy, the Milwaukee Free Press editorially excoriates the Chicago women for their meddling in matters of sex, and advises them in a long editorial leader 10 devote their attention to ihe sterile homes, that the families of wealth may attend to their true duties of reproduction. We think the women would better not make a public discussion of this issue. It is more of a religious than social question anyhow. When we get more of the true spirit of religion into domestic life this problem will solve itself. Ohio State Journal.

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wants to lie mayor. At. that, w her ; m il'at ion he felt from taunts of play- i 'rkuik P !,! iie could tell when there was a blind ! mates when a hoy. M.ghr, have chanjr-i ' e-"-;-s ii- p. t i raw. 1 a vc: t pig or a resort, in operation that should ; e,l it to field. Pits and gohl mean tiie j be perm Henri e stopped. ' same these days. I 'list ressin r, bsi

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MISS' AND SMALL WOMAN'S DRESS. By Anabe! W'orthington.

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Loans Bonds and Stocks Real Estate Oasli and Due from Banks.

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Sur7)lu? Undivided Profits Resorv'-'d for Tntorcst Ciiriilatitui Deposits

..$.1,613,185.21 . . 005,074.77 7.087.58 . . 402,025.52 2.027.973.08 150.000.00 175.000.00 .b0,091.81 5.041.18 . . 145,400.00 .. 2.121,840.09

STIRRING UP THE DIPLOMATS. Word domes from Washington that President Wilson contemplates a

smtKe-up among the foreign representatives of the United States govern ! ment. In the course of a talk with some newspaper men not long ago the:

nresiaent ooservea: "home men grow m office and others swell up." It is understood that he was referring to certain of our diplomats, and it. is upon this that we are to understand that he is considering important changes. He has a very promising field for improvement. It is safe to say thai changes that may he made will be for the better, for with but few excep

tions our representatives abroad are less capable than they have been for j years. There are some who are deserving of the highest credit for The in-j telligent and capable manner in which they met the unexpected conditions' created by the war in Europe, but for the most, part the diplomatic service; of the United States under the Wilson administration has been made a farce. J No one but the president, is to blame for this state of affairs. It is easv to shift the responsibility on to Mr. Bryan, but as a matter of fact it was im ' possible for Mr. Hryan to do anything of importance without the consent and-

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A very attractive sleeve is made with a j slight puff just below the elbow, and from j there it buttons to the wrist, finishing j without a cuff, but with a fitted cuff j effect. A pocket is inserted at either side j and trimmed with a triuucrlar tab for nv- j elty. The collar an1 ne- k revers are of j i-ontrastins color goods. While the button i decoration is all that is really necessary : ; this model, one who is partial to embruji! j

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note. Serge, ciihardine. wool faille, wool poplin, velveteen and broad loth are amom-

the most favoril f.hrics for this type of ; J

garment. Py comparison with a rea ';.- ! H made, you will be convinced that the ;ut - M tern of su di -t simple little frock will lieip g

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$2,627,073.08 DIRECTORS. A. M. TT-ItXVlR ... . President r. W MEYN' President. T.eko County Favlncs & Trust Co. JOHN K F!TZ';f:R.VLI Hammond Distilling Company. FRANK S BKTZ President. F. S. Betx Company. JOHN" N Bla'KM AX Gos'lin. Meyn & Company. CAP.H KAl'FMANV Kaufmann & Wolf. OTTO KN'oK I'ZKR Pres., Champion Potato Machinery Co. FHANK C. PKAITNO L-jmher Dealer. W. C. IsKLJIAN Cashier.

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