Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 99, Hammond, Lake County, 13 October 1919 — Page 4

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IHG LEADERS OF CAPITAL AND CAPITA!, SNAPPED TOGETHER

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1 up an irritation in the wind of the individual 'hat '.v slimv itelf in ail sous of ii!.-, the ivmual repres

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Th L.k County rime? iaKy ex.-cpt fca.urJay ta Run-lay L;itei.d ill tt. iuVi.;.:,o? il.uaiU. lu. Ju..e I. IJUli.

Bun.lVy VmTj .7 the 'ir'm I av,v. strike. UiK-iin,, and other abnormal, i

mla r I c, 1 a : 3. The t,6k- Otinty 7lmSiitur.v r W fk!y ii-d!' ','' Entered hi the 4.-sc fiVe !n H.-uiui.eii.l. .'-V-ruury 4. Th.! Ge.ry Evpi-irc Times IiH ex n-rt Sunday. Entered ?.t postofnee in '.;-irv. A(t;I is. 1511. All under the act of Match 2. IV. 9. 3 second-cas matter.

sion during 1 he w ,ir is liavins a corre:-pondmg "fft ct on 1 society as a wk.-.lo. Hue riots, ilayli.hi rub'.';ri"8, crime

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!. c odd lines are explained y i no fa me key. 1 im :-o!d'.er repressed y i tu t-xartini: rey,ulat ions of military

life, tise workman byitin! b long wni.'s ami poel"d un n !ii!e the war lusted, the drinker who e:in r.ot have hi.' j

K'od ports iii.'l didn't m:nd it. nve h . The 1 1 1 1 i e of J-..hn Mi'-iti of i-iluck Oak is fccriousiy ill from p i s i 1 1 in sr. hti ving eaten poisoned mushrooms A .lo-t r und nurse worked iric.sa.-ir r

i iv with the little, one Friday. On Sat- ! urd.-tv tii" child was slightly inpio-'l

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stimulant, "ie- dru-r riend crns.-ra to.- th" Harrison law

are now break ina nut. Their suppressed desires are nuking tl; 'in do thinea thoy would not do if compulsory

U3 ' i'e pre-s ii m had not lie. n exerted. Sucil is ihe theory.

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NOTICE TO StrESCS-rniTFtS.

If you fill to receive your f"rv "f Tut t"v. a rmmpt- ! a? yV'i havt !n th pat. r'-asf dr net tstnk It h- twT i lost t tv? not r.pnt en ttiuc. R mntilwr that th tna.l I nr!c 1 ivt Ti-hat Jt u--d o f. an 1 thpt cumtd-ilnt ar rn -ftl frn mutiv p-Msrec about ih 'rptn ani matt ir j vtc. TtB TtMra has increased its maillni r viipm.'nt an.l t y n

1? ftr'v'n? earnestly to rci Its patrons en thnr P rromrt In advisine us when you do nut gtt your Piur and will act promptly.

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WE REGRET IT NOW. While we in Indiana must sincerely regret that In the state is a community in which certain elements are so forgetful cf the respect they owe to others as to become sufficiently lawless to require state and federal troops to quell them the people of America must understand that all cf Indiana is not so affected. Respectable, law abiding citizens .of this great state truly deplore the situation in Gary, Indiana Harbor and East Chicago and would not have it exist were it in their power io create different conditions. South Bend Tribune. And yet, when all is said and done. South Bend or any other place in the state does not deplore if a fractional part as much as the Lake county cities do. Kr s-peetable and law-abid;n citizens predominate here, too and they are not to blame for the xisiant conditions Xone or the cities mentioned is to blame for 'hem. The blame must be looked for elsewhere. A government which has permitted thousand af al:ns to rull down huge -wages in security for years whiie if drafted Amer lean boys to go to Euro? and y.u-rirlc their lives fot 5 ?o that these aliens might live rti secur.ty on the fat of the land, is only reaping what it has sown. Thirty-

AN EPOCH-MAKING AERIAL RACE. Not ;;tone as a spectacle, nor as a demonstration the transcon' mental rare of hea ier-t kan-nir ma

is ju5t completed of great significance. From a' iy scientific standi' en! it may contribute greatly toi

lie knowledge of ep.if'ne' r and aviators in the eoruple-j Men of their nia.-iery of the air. Never was there un j dTtakcn such a rigorou-i test of men and machine a-j

tiiis eondjeted by the war department. in one respect, however, the contest was more than a timre scramble for annihilating time. The enforce tmnt of s'ops at regular stations will do much to eliminate chances ambitious pilots might take in other events of this kind. More important, in the public view-, than a sensational record in speed, was the completion of the course

j by a majority of the machines entered, with comp.ira- j tive reeuiaritv of scke.i ub In 'he Pnal analysis that i' i j what is required of fly ins craft in their adaption to com-1

i nicrcial needs. Th" ;

n Jutis'.i was takf-n with a s !!" ntt..'k of a tia ridicit !s Friday r-en;ni. ily was taken to St. Marcarrt's hespita! anil operated n at n.To o'ciock Tit- (;;i!-.iri Fire (t'.ris njoyd a hike

Friday pvrnimr. Miss Fhiin. the n'.v K ijai 'l ;a n, is planning an interesting . u-lntf-r f.r the j;irl. ! a;; ik. old mer.ibers of the town j . .a i-.---er.s;ateJ ai the Caticu . I Fri '-uy rvenir.c .

i;,e ne i. .irillint; f.-.r th town -eU Lav.- - xi.erieneod difficulty. At a ''-lith ..f Ii "' let ll.iy atruek quick sand . Mi . .and Mrs--. Wm . In:n:rier ar th" rron.l pnr"nts of a brand new bah.. Ley, horn Scndav rmtrr.insr. Mother una l,a!' fire doinff wll. Mi. I-ten J arisen w-fcn was i-pratc;i njK.ii .at Si . M'irKKV't' hoR,-,;tal, Ham re.ee. for out- u i ;e- r.f 1 1 , s at ? p. nFriday rvmn;, is douiR n'f'lv. Mar.y from Oriffith attended th hi H.ec.e Core, r. s S'rvirf at. T irkey Crk C'atheMe chiirch is'-ind.ay. Thi- r.w corps of officers and teach er- at tiie Oriffith Sunday School to.,k rharw" Sanday . Corn", oat and see how you tiki? therti .

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VT so much as its alrliiv to eet t!

of thP machine does not mat-j

and get back.

t'.iotmh the plane? may fall short of the ideal, they i nro cer'ani to prcid" a scientific hpckgronn-1 from a kith! the possibility of cotr.pleto dependability in t!io n-er-j future may ba e.tim at

oroup shows, 'off to riTht: Franklin Iv I.nne, se -relai v ot ml -nor and chairman o! round table; Jndite 11. II. (.ar. -e( .. e dead of I . S. Mcr! Corporation: 1 resident Samuel (If)uipers and Secretary I-rank Morrison oi Am erica ,i liberation of Labor, and John J). Kockefeber. Jr. Hclow: Ibckclclkr and Morrison naving informal chat. The pictures above are two cf the most retrin'-kuib!'? ones of ttie preser.t-dav hnppemnL's. 'Ihev fhow the freat men iriuding catiital and labor, roeuv.$r on cornmon pt-otinu and ce.ttjerr'np man to man in an effort ti 1 t :'i oruer out of t!.e r re .erit m-iusf-.a' ctm.-us. (arv. as her..', cf tie- (". S S;.-'l ( toratiou at v.dv'i ii the nation- 1

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Better call up Ths Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it wi'.l be there.

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WHAT AN EASTERN PAPER WROTE. . R'lston r.ew sua per i ve;- much concerned b-sr there be a wet in'erreanun bet we n -ear time and p-r m.-nen'. prohibition, and says ijuite pointedly: "It rep's with the I'resident t-o proelaiiu ';;e time of, the completion of demobilization, and war time prohi I

CROWN POINT NEWS fl-ppeninrja Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

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FOR BOBS ECZEMA Apply Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid Easy to Use Does Not Stain Gre-Sy" salve3 and ointments should not be applied if Eod c'ear fkin 3 wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or 1.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also sores, tiurr.s, wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive, antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe tothing you have ever used is as effect ive and satisfying. Tbe C W. Rce Co.. Gevelaad. O.

rine foreigners with unpror.oimceame names were ar bit ion, under the law. is to continue during th perio 1 i rested at East Chicago last week for rur.ning blind pi;s of rt,p war- it is F;ii, tj,at the attorney-general. A.j The majority, practically all of the arests for riotins . Mkchel! Palmer, is of the opinion tha- war-time probibi j

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that have been made, are t ho . of alk

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leaders of the Reds in every Lake county cry are a'in - peace treaty. This f-ounds very different, and far mof ! blooded. Not only is not. all of Indiana affected, as th. j Siine, than what these identified with the liquor intf re.-ir j Tribune points out. but a very small percent a ee of peo-JRrP ayins:. But why should the representative- of the!

pie in the Lake county cities are afreet e-J. These Red activities have been going on for it yea.-, but the Fe 1 eral government made no effort to deport any of ti.em. Now it is paying the cost.

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THE RECKONING. A long-suffering public will in a short tint" begin to ask some pertinent questions of both capital and labor

Nation deliberately permit a period of drunkenness, a; i any time, or of any lenrth, before the hecinr.ing of y.e-r man-'nt prohibition? Can. there he need of an effort to!

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of many national social and economic questions v- U h have waited all too Ions for settlement? Was there ever a time- of greater need th' citizens, and residents generally, should be oher an 1 abl3 to th'nk clearly and ar

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and it will pot only ask

lions but it wii! demand : wisely than now

answers to them. The time is not long hence.

r.g is plainer than that there

ought to he no revival of liquor selling in the I'r.isod, States, even for a single day. Members of consress' ouslit to know this as well as anvhody. The Nation has1 expressed its purpo.-e that the country sb all be prria j r.ent'y dry. Coneress is in ses -ion. Let eor.grc-s .-' e to it if neeessary, that, the oountry shall be dry unMl Jan. Hk'

as well as afterward."

THE TROUBLE WITH THE WORLD. Some scientific persons in the have found an answer to a question that, for months, has been harras---ing the ordinary mind. Bri -fly. they Have di.-covored that the trouble' with the present, world is that the subconscious is breaking out. The Austrian, Freud, has a theory, by this time more or less familiar to new paper readers, that many ills of human' are due to the .,up-

pressicn of more or less immoral wishes. The roaro.-sed machine guns, trench mortal

desire, put ou' of the eomrci.uts mind. i-. neve

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IN A YEAR'S TIME. If fom? one. had sail a ye-jr ago that fedora! troops,'

and held piec.-s with the

ue-s. i .-;ntH militia, mihtai v courts an 1 hull pens would be fa-

no t done for. It lingers in the subconscious, creating d s J miliar sight- in the Calumet, region t.-.day. th- hoi poiku harmony, and all sorts cf ills, phystc-,1 and miral. until! w.e.t'd have hooted him or riven hii.i -he loud. r;oic'e;s 4

a psycho-analyzing phvsiekm brirss t he hidden the surface. That i3 one ;ispect of the theorv

4 i-ti'an- to ; have-' th- tasis time

A year brings, about some great chances some

of which is the recognition of the subconscious function i of the mind and the influence it has on the uxjral and

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