Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1919 — Page 4

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THE TIMES. "Wrrlnrpdav, Julr 9, 1919.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

'apt Pi! if necessary, to overcome the tremendous movemem toward the wholesale seizure and destruction oi 1 property and the el. ruination of property-holding and law-

UAKE COUNTY PKi'.ib u rootion.nu .j, people from the political and industrial world, mj I

1 v as we ;ire unable to deny the assertion th.it tue Th Lake County Times Pe.lly except tyturday r': , ( ---ssi: :es of life are commandeered by a lew men v. ante Sunday. iintered at Vh posiomo in liui.ui.o.i.i. Ju.. j,. in upon productive industry Is being COj.'tauilv . Iivl6. i " Th Tin es East Chic . ro-j nd:ma Harbor, daily except j .-1 : enm ,i m.d by new cornuina! ions and consolidations. Sunday Entered at tha pvstwi'flce in tast CLica.o, Nov- i at'ura va'.ini an aireijdv intolerable situation . . . . pi.i I must conies some astonishment that manv of the

i.ia uiKf count limes Minrnajr ana ,,',Y Entered at the pofof.ie in Hammond, February 4. Ui. I heads of American indu.-try, men of intelligence arid! j

The Gary Evening Times rit. wt sunay. ! c.mabi of the most e.trnc-st thought and reflection, seem V

lerea fct tlie, postofnee in uarv, April is. itfii. t Ail under the act of ii-ircll 3. 1SJ9. as second-class , blind and deaf to the appalling feigns of the hoar, and go

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leir way and continue t hci r plans for universal conquest, niwently without a thought of the approaching teal

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THAT'S DIFFERENT

By Frobasco,

A EKl'TE is a man MHOSE wife is po afr.i

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1 There must he no ''universal conquest" in the fon Hammond fr-rlvpte exchange 3tiM 3101. 3102 political orld. , ' (C fill lor whatever di-rnmcnt win -u ) I ; nary Office Tei.-phone 13 j nation that has fought a ereat and costlv war to nullify Na?93'i & Th"mrn Fast Chicane Telephone S-l: ,

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ambitions of

a Prussian au'ocra' will no

tocr.tcv in American industry and commerce.

tolerai

Nations '

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THAT she doesn't open his rr.til and read it. F.VF.RT on.- :n a vhi'. w Kr: a girl f.n the street who !.-: wpar-

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Kast Chieas (Tms T:mf.s

Indian. Hrhnp i V- natr' . Te' : -h o! .e "- i " ' -

T"iinn Haroor ( Rer-ortrr and Cliss. Adv . .Te.-ph.-ne 21 and men have V een made free; the necessilie

be free. Congress is doin? well in

! d srosition to civ? tins matter the serious con

ir you mvi eny tronMe pettlne- Trw Timei mfike complaint Immodlate'v to the Circulation Ppartmrt. Thi Time will r.ot be revpoiw '.hie for h return of nTiy unsolicited art5rl cr letter? and will not notice nneny mous cnmmunicaMors. Short 6isned letters or ceneral Interest printed at discretion.

Every city or town shot:M have jr? cjvic association,

part of whose duty is to keep it a city beautiful.

VI ithout some such provision factories creep -nto re.-i-dntial districts. The hideous, ill-constructed buildins rises next to the city ha.ll or Masonic temple whosf pure

Krl flii- i-i in.!!;ii z . :n i.'.i!'! ' i t h .- ; - -i-.! t!. :.- an i in w::i.-! d:?ar;-o:;ir:-!5etit f .r r.-.l ! d j - ;o 5 1 piil he: date. I.'i ii :i m !: " Q s r ; ru w ... i, i ( t a .w .r.-a r -; '. i .-. I- not t.' " e K -: 1- riv' l-1 ' -: i :-! !: ... hir.u - (. : :. ti "A e 1 1 t e s ; :

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KEEP THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL

hovviTir a'. ''AXT help but surmise l.er intention PPiJ-l.r I is to leave 1, r i'-.H L NO had unturned.

WHKN you ar frnpted to. b-com" j too proud of yourself I

LAAiai:s FATD-TTP CIF.CCT-ATTOTT TT-T.?T TWO OTHEE PAPEE3 JIJ THt CALTJl.tT ItTOIOX.

Kotlas to sup scar? ITS?. If TOtl fell to rr- 1 v - vni.- -, - , ... n.-w . . - nnmit

IT a you have in thi pist. pVsss do r.-- tirk it his bis ' r ro lost or wen not ent on time. Rernerier thit the mall j ervlee In net whut it usi to ho mi l that complaints r ! cant reneral from many sources PhMit the 'r tin sn.i mail s-er- ' T1- rtMES ha increased its ina:!mr eouirment and

Brrivin? earnestly to reach Its patrons cn time. F prompt In advismp us when you do not get your paj,er and will art promptly.

V.h.MF.MBER lh! time

thing you d.i thit

'J HAT would hive ruin jou H.r it heeorne known.

is muih more observant

Colonial p. liars, for all their beauty,

t OMAN than nun

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There Is only room for one flag in Lake county and that Is the Stars and Stripes. There is room for only one language and that is the language of the pesp'e of the United States.

AX1 v hen we exrrfss arrrova: some cute LITTL.K bonr.ft we see r. a piri

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hne-s or shinlc

redeem tiie uhness of 'heir surroundincs.

Commercial growth must be provided for. Also, it is impossible entirely to control tho ideas of the privat

individual with regard to what is or is not beautiful. The-1 LIKB a, not v.e ar m civic association, however, can do much to educate both mark

th public and the private taste. It can assist in the prep a rat ion of ordinances for zoning the city for residential and industrial Luildinss. It can urge that industrial buildings can be just as useful If They are beautiful; that their employes lose no efficiency because the shop ha? window boxes filled vviTh creen thint3 or has i's waste sjiaros kept in tend-d lawns. It costs no more to erect a beautiful buildmcs than

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an izy one, since beauty is a matter of l.ne and color.

HOW TO MAKE A COOLING DRINK. Tieau-y can be produced with Georgia pine and carefully

Set tha faucet rT,r,:v. Ar. , .. sejected paint as easily as vita marine. I tie umitmc oi

. v t im .iai .x j'mufl ui i.tt.l rater from the nortbest corner of the wvlh -ork?ho; sr.. I railroad jards to certain districts may Take a pint of grape juice, a pint of gincer ale (,p! ?t'Pnl i;ko a nard.hip in some ca,es. but the result in the Juice of two lemons, the hiice of two mr, i - ,--.! irrarr-ce cf the city, the sustained value of property and

oi tufear. .uix tcese lnsreiiients together la a pitcuer. i

Set the pitcher on the table ready for someone who can i up u'6 oa,a!lco

stand that sort of stuff, and then take a good long drink

"POOH! Fhe':? had that hat knowledge for to vears'."

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THE vr don one thir.g ! IN li2n a man will have to have more j THAN a Hock of wild hair and j A F'lr.TT collar to mske people think! h is a genius. I

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I , : " ' '.' JiHV-Tt f,OVtO - VOU NEVER miss J ' ruc.-R ta-cAv;-. --i":'7:-:)Nr7ViLWOP THE ' : - '. : f : '". y WHOLE Sr3VV ir- i i ; -' - - ,1 VT I X -.r- i;V, Cr- c -.r y mvrs 1 :- : "' : ; 11. FERE NT - , .w-,:- r ) ; ': ' - . a fM -...'.A- ., - ' -U' f . w ) . 4-' -. . . ; "hs

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t the class of persons attracted as residents wiu soon make

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cf the water prepared as directed in the first paragraph. A PARK SYSTEM FOR TWIN CITY. East Chicago's new and improved park system will be better for the Twin City than the largest factory that could be located there. The time has come when East Chicago and Indiana Harbor must prepare for the future end tha present city administration has lone recognized that fact. No city can become larce and prosperous unless its people are happy- They cannot be happy if they have set happy homes and environs. They cannot be satisfied if they have to work one place and live in another. East Chicago's leading men and In liana Harbor's boosters have long recognized that the park question and the "city beautiful" question are about as important topics as they have had to deal with, and with the solution of this problem at hand in the engineering of a new park: system for both ends of the city the latter w ill quit marking time any longer in becoming beautiful. There is no more wide awake city in the region than East Chicago-Indiana Harbor. Its factories, public buildings, civic equipment, i- -hurcho?, schools and institutions take a back seat for no one. With a new system of parks it will be possible to pay more attention to the building up of homes around them and improving those already built, fo that It will not be necessary for its people to live in Hammond or elsewhere. That is what East Chicago has long wanted and row l!it It has come, watch the Twin City grow in desirability as a residence r.s well as a factory center.

tVHO remmhers whn KVERT family had is e"-n well ANP knw rothir.iT about typhoid rrms being In It AND vr body was birry bosjse HC didn't know anv be'ti-r.

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PRICE OF SHOES

iin n:-rn of abuut $2 a pair .a.- t o er three months, while b .:.'.- -'"."! have practically 'i . to e lv. patent leather a. t! t in are at demand, and - .l i m:i es ate not looked for ."j.o t hat pair hps e- -- a.-e 'ioinir a laig.- buctness ;; hr : re le 2 US" the people i-.e. i.;t th'ir f shoes and : t:-.e;o overhauled and fixed up .d the pi iced new ghoee.

PACKERS AND BOLSHEVISTS. It may be that the big meat packers are not charging an exorbitant profit for their services they render. It may be that their purposes are patriotic and even philanthropic. It does not seem probable in view of their posti war record, but let it be granted. Nevertheless, there can te not question of the menace involved in the great and increasing power they possess over the riatlon'3 foo apply. Senator Thomas, of Colorado, in a letter to cne of the Big Five, put the matter calmly and clearly. "I have no disposition," he says, "to be unfair to 1he packers of the United States, or to any other industry. The fact, however, that you and others engaged in tha packing business are constantly increasing the domain of your activities by obtaining control of nearly every article of foo dconsumption, including a very serious invasion into the domain of the wholesals rrocer, end threatening to absorb his industry as well. Justifies the efforts of senators to do something to prevent the inevitable control of the absolute necessities of life j the representatives of a eincle industry-' He proceeds to point out the relation of such vast economic power to the evil forces now loose in society. "Nothing can justify lawlessness," he says, "but many things lead to and prompt lawlessness in its most violent and dangerous forms.

A SOUR ORANGEMAN. In an interview recently given out to th press. Sir Edward Carson, of Ulster, says: "?aaor Lodze is anx ious to whip rr.-sident Wilson wi'b any material at hand and he therefore for the moment poses as the friend of the Irish republic, although he knows well that tho Irish in Amtriia are and nearly a!was have ben on the side of the Democrats." Carson was striking at the recent resolution requesting that th Irish delegates from

United S'ates bo given a hearing at the peace conference on the subject of "self determination" for Ireland. His utterances do not indicate that ho i? correctly informed with respect to matters which have transpired in the United States striate. Senator Lode was not The origin ator of the resolution, and the resolution had a number of supporters among the president's own party. Carson will probably l-arn in lf-20 that tho Irish are not so unanimously on the sido of the Democratic party as they have hitherto bee n. So will Mr- Wilson. "Personally," continues Carson, "I resent the interference of American politicians m controversies upon this question it is no business of theirs and their meddlesome action, even if it was well irtT."ioned can oniy add to the turmoil and ferment in our country." The American people can rrsent no less the determination on the part of Great Britain to meddl in American poii'ics as ir.db afod by the Prit ish-Wilsonian leacu of nations. The American people do not believe that tho British as a people approve of tb;s determination on the

part or Jirrish politicians. I r. two people have tne warmest recard and respect for each other, and th bevt

wnv in which to ppr-v M: a te th:it rr?arH nnrl re noot i: I

for both people to rr; ril of the megalomaniacs and fatuous idealists vho .: d-mg so much to destroy th entente cordial" b-'-'w.-. n 'he two countries. The American people will make a d-cidd move in tha .direction in November, 1?2'

ON a hickory limb and net going nr the water

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rEOPI.E have been ur cn the "REST of hifrh prlees so lorg that THET are getting dizzy. MR. ARMOUR thinks the PACKERS and cattlemen should

m'-rge WE suspect that would sart surr.er

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DOIVO some of the liveliest uC.lrr.itins HK ever attempted.

THAT noise the screech owl makes is hia

LOVE jiong and. when a yord woman:

CALLED us up to rro?t-t apitnst t o m ethir.g W"E had In the paper and WARMED to b.'r thm WE a!niot fell as If we were recen -ine n rroro?al. THE trouble WITH the man who thinks thit HE is wise t IS that he wants to dve' rr.o-t Of his time to feT.ms about it. WHEN some women i-'TART drlvipp an 'lertri-

feeling that

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I T'TRFrTTO N the rear whe-'ds tal WINDY CITY LAWYERS AT FAULT. jwfcen 'hey ba-k up The insinuation ha- been rrad by Chieaco la.v.-yrs ! viol.tf:s ' all . stabhrhed ! its that the four doomed Tolton bank murderers now in, ri'cb.-ini. s the death house at Michigan Ciy did not pe-t a fair trial j not to mention tho-e rf nvurand they have colored this statement by seeking to s j wH T'? b--rme of t;,e a:r.-ndy o. aside the death verdict. I wh

Their aec,i-at ions will deceive no one. It is common-1 report that the mo'her of two of th cor.demned bandits' arraneed w i'h a lawyer from Chieaco to d0fcrd her boy. and, accu?tome-d to the dilatory tactics of Chi(,:ito court-

this law yer -went of on an -outing, rfu-inr to permit bu-i ness to interfe-re with pleasure. , The men wore brough in'o cour and pleaded guily. If they had desired to plead not ruilty the court would I have provided them wih lawyers, but they d'd no so j wish. Their fate is in their own had? and the heads o . their friends in Chieaco. Out bore they have no friend : : The general opinion among those who sympathize wib i the bereaved relatives of the murdered banker, his w--;f ; and children, that Judge Martin J. Smith cave them just j

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TO -iy that a man HA? outlived his u'

ANOTHER way cf 5i-.ir.il THAT h never had ary erh thins.

what the law said should be given them. The court was

We cannot hope, even by force, to which "we must powerless to do other than he did.

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Soldier Boy Nevs

Ol'n Uelov f Hob.-irt. -who ha releccr.t'.;.- returned from France was here th t7 we.-k n- wit;-: ...t f-.end. He ex ;.? ts t vt?" w.'.I-. r.' 'I'l.-.n f-.r a i -.-.pie f .i.ni ' -.e:, w .1 r-.- .me h".. v- ,:- : i . : " at .'.: We -.i r. r i.:: ; her .- : p

Mr. ami Mm. Freil (ier-rtieiriier of E.

Sib'-; street. 1 1-3 :-.'.::: 1 hae :-.-..;v-e-1 word from, their s-n Fied ejn.-hei.i-1 r t e 1 1 : r. 2, or h ' a r r , - 1 in N tv Vor! f re : n i-'rn :ic.-. He w is u . I h til ".l.'a ? u p p 1 - i' e. r.-. p a : i y a:.d .-tat. .-, tv-d at Oievr' f. Frfiu-e foj- n-.or than .i year. Sir. and Vr. .1. F.. Matoi, 2 l'l Plum. mer a v-r.ue. H.f.;-i:v.e-:id. ha v.- ie ;,-d v ord that their son William J.. ''unr ir.gham has arrived safely fr-tn

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A letter from Fore . Rion of Mr. an i Mr.- E. P.. Raa.-n. ' with th" -r.faniry in ! x.ei-.ib:: r ,?at1 before p-a-e was -isned ; e that the a i n v ef o .. r a t ion a

set It ad an.-e on a T.-nute r.el:e i r. to Germany in ease the (ierrr.ar.s re- ! ? used to -i - n Y - u n R.ason rf!.;t e - . that n i : ho-. . v an i.i.p.t!-an I tas k to rf s.n ho.-tJ.tie all o . niain ! the "hoys aie settin r the feve;- a 2 am ; s r.d wo ild c-. after 'li H ia? rizt.t ! this fate and annihilate the. -a .-ff the I -art;-." ar.d that be h.il two :-et eipts j for . aptt:re-l Huns and prep, .--a t-i bring baek more if l.e was .-uv.pe'.lel t tc go into bii'le again The Fifth, j divis.- n of whieh Schi . er H nn:i u a

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Wi 3-PiECE CANE PARLOR SUITES ' II u"J Tl-.e grea'est rarl t .;:;- b-r.r.!.:: i.t C"r.'.;2, ' 1 -I'-vautif '.:l!y up!vt':.tered ,3-p.'i're eano fX-S f"'.,- ;;:ic v.itu d-Vp. oft. 1..:-: cu'h:.-n.; : .-;t 1 "i . tw m-;.:i:.o:i $ f ? . 5 0 pMj. p. V-...J pillow- ; l-.o.!ter : '. p 1 "cl e -i .- 1 a ; c; ri -y!i arui p.nin.'ai;y JL 0 I "'" f?TC3 i' tr.ir-e; tr;ctly li'h gr-. io '-m k-v.a:t .-'..';, tbr . ; W h''A fj:';.-XZ'.-sZ'' sp-cial v. , :vvv 1 t.Vj r - ;:.!--'-:' il rddu'CCD V- -'-vN'vO I ! i-: t; I F';ICES ?:-:t- M :v-? ! ;.;. . rv on .-.. . ... If tfr.K: ' r,-- - t, .4 AND 5 ' : t-V- " - V- V p.Wtl i' ,i .. "T:- -.. '! poom .... ; -. - OUTFITS rVi-i. ."-;;-5r M Carriage p t ai Rerrti-eratorG r,ICrs ,.v..,, ,:,nn. Uovd car. v J 1 , j-, 11 - r; '.'.. H.. t'l'ti! pe.. Steel wCKtJ -c 'V i ix v.:, ;. i-rh ru'.i.ti- t're: j&y vhite 'cornel i: $n7J- PIAIN a:, t ?rtb,;ial JO 75 tV .-; tenor: l. ,.;)a,,,:; 4,- FlGUeHS. . ! a rapacity V. ,. . ,. . a F-rf4 ! h -' - ' P rk3 forj ;Ci i" " i iTj n- i .1 fI 5--1 ii: '.'U i '.!.- ? i (? j - I U e.. V.;'-: ;:, . . . :-;-.r i.-Zi M 7-PISCE WILLIaS': MAflY DINING SET ll :-'-- A. -v,. ':.:i- V. ,,-!.:.-;. f.f. nf n fcl f vi fi: m.:V kide th-.-r with vt-.T.;;it;.t f-'ets together J.50 Utfl --! w..b m.ksi. tiich t. t-i-ie hii...... - . :: hr.isii; tat.le .'Xtcnd frgA V: 'i - t. i.,i;y i-rifc i at 'J jpSj --1 T-r- fcv rvT'D TTTT A 7?FT STORE ' fej Ccrno: C2d a:d Houston Avsrae, South Chicago. h"i ' Cocn Thursday and 3-turday E ver.i.nQS. " '"x'-i Store Cir c-'i -r. 1 Ha'cted rD'4-35 Milwaukee Ave., Avondale. . ia H Cr "1;:-. c -.;! Ave., r! J s -la t "' 4 3 12-12 Veni worth Avenue5 ' - - ,. . i ... -:- :. '21 Cc.-"'-:ir.rcii, Avenue. lijl L:iSj - - - . y&tf