Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 217, Hammond, Lake County, 2 March 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Tuesday. Man-h 2, 15j20.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

j Were this merely a hoist to hold a dying institu-

j lion nom ns legitiinuit) fcruve, cliurcii itdvfii isiii I I wt re better ni ! a t U -nipt od. Nor would it he effective. I

BY THE LAKE COUNTV PRINTING i PUEUISHIN3 j J f those who tome through curiosity leave with only I COMPANY. " J curiosity t-atislled, adv ei t isintr, however; brilliant, can I

cum nine. lint this, fortunately, is not i he ease. Church :

The Itre County Times Ptly exctr Jalurclay Sunday. i-ntoreJ at the poetotdn: In lbiumu'i.a. Jum

The Ttn.es Kast Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally except

ad erlisinR lias importance in drawing mankind l

unday Entered t the postnrUce In feast Chicago. church, there to be given contact with thiso spirit u.i 'Tbi'Like'couDt, Tl-SMM.r Weekly tUoj j iuoi.der.thilit ie. wlmh .,,, he advertised. Heli Cnterod at th vomtottlc in Hmmon.L February . i9iy ( KUm in its Inicr rms olviousl v cannot b advert isci!

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tered at tht Dostofnca In c;irv. Acrll IS. 1911. 11 ""' a l'"b;ie thin

All under the ct or March 3. o eecor.a-c.aae o-.atter.

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DOZEN we l -ui;ht VE -I-.n't en r : drcrti wh.-'.le r ITALY i;cts lVuae i,r ,..

ST. JOHN

tl.-uinhter f Ihnuu sp-nt Sunday u-r ol Ul. iuUt: A j.wl tim, ,,s had 1,,-r: wnU Keal.-:.an i'""':! y Tl.re,- ,.r. vv . re li.,,ry and Air and Mrs. .toi.n ! .. n . - ot i'I.m- Kl-;n. J .i:i ,..! ;. iv . ;. r

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riAiiiiiicno vrnvRie cicnanfer v o'k, .h. a, (Call lor whaievfct d-partment ura. d.) i "' :' " " 1 1 !k ntiswer :; that. a. biiy, care leu

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If you hnvi any tr-utle Kf'tlng T Tik makes cum- I tf:'.r.t rninii'lHly the c'trcuiat 1 on Department.

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" I'eUi.'u'n 31 -'1'11'' I"'""'" eotlrtaiMl.v need to he advertised (,f (e-dj 1'. ;. , ,,.!,. - , ;( it.l the spiritual in i nist ra t iriis f I I is ihurel;. On l.. iViVii'.,?'. r s: .' t is !i count a iiewsiiaper -;itnpaisn to mouse inie:i.-: ; r-'t'pr.eiiu sO-M i in ciiu ri Ikoiio; must he of value. i

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FOlICe TO SOT33C1LXEB3S. If too futt to rfs- '.ve vour r..py of The Tvi n rro-npt- ( y f f a yea have la th' past, please rl n.t ttitnli It hn.9 le . !"t or wan not sent en time. Ummber that the in! ; S"i

.-vtce 1 net shut it uorri la be fire! that complaints are er.,-al fr-rr many ourcc a ben t the train i;n1 mull oer-

:ce. Tn T:r.i has Increase.; raa;';n wiulrmont ar.d Vice l'r trident shoui.I liave assumed t! l t r ' 1 1 r ..a r-1 ' . ci . - . . . .ii )i i ' k r.a rr.m t en f ImA. y t

Pfonint In advis'iii iis when you do :' Ktt year paper .ni the p; t si.ieni y during Mr. Wilson's "illness," isn't, i

IT'S TIME TO SEE STRAIGHT. V ill: a)l three daily newspapers in U i. hue u. d . 'e.istii) !':-esideiu Wilson i'u- liis trtatmenr of

Se. rcla.-y I .an sin?, rind one ,,f jjie staumhest ,f tlrI etiK .crat ie organs dec'arin that it proves the

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Deluxe Theatr CHILDREN 6c i:i the cifU'rnoon Inr

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will act promptly.

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ME. WOOD'S GOOD WOKX. Co:;pressia;iU W i-! v- . f tii ;- o.up the uatioaV- ;a.i.acrs a a: -'er u itiusrrr.tions in ;. .cr.-at -h en-i r.ir.n i:i the hoe.se ot lie wocft-.; ".va.-te lha; !:; ii now p'ti;? on ta!o;ii;'i t iu w.-.-.t.' r ..iVi ";!iii :!i 'ii;'Kr!s ;;nd ; . i p . : i;;p--':o i;.! 'e :! hi ds in ti.e ill'!:.) e.ri.arlie.eliti.

I i'.houi time for c-ven tlie most, advanced cases of pniiM-j ical w rnbi-ntus to put on the speet.n ies of hor.e sense; jand tieirin 'o sec thinus ;it Wiis'nin.mtui as they ar.-" i ; Th e - In; port a nee of tie Lansing con espondem e is far '

i jrre.il er than that ...f this single epis, -de itself. 1' ', j ;fue!aior. It throws a Hood id" light on ninny otluri lit. tscius. It illun. mates the leadership wiiii n winif peopb j g;v-;. rir ; seem to be wilat-sr to follow, t.o matter where ii ie.id:. j debate ! their country, with blind fui'h Jn the g:id;inc(? if

eeeu and : The mr.n who w.-i.to thes. letters. No one who i-eli-v s handling ! .n re.ie nsan 'eaerrshii'. wbo won hi. . omtr.it the f.; oities I i ' i -ii'if: eotae ; of his umtitry to tiie cor.trol of one m ilful man. scor'i- t nd ether, fui of co.iut.el j n.l resentful of assistance, h.c- giaped

Such dupes r. f a u . r.u y i

the i.b a .f Aiiifrii a n ism. Siich dupes r. f

Tee dchaiv headi d t.y t 'ongn s:i:.".n Wcod i.:s'ed , should be tht first objectives of any real campaign of !; si-:rci..l iitijs and w as on the 'e.:;.-h;M ve f"ctitive j Atneriomf.atior.. anli .nttiicL.1 appropriation bills. t. was interesting j - ---- j lor the vton that S 1 s.f .m.n v as e!imi:i:.t. d lrora j ARE YOU IN THE CENSUS? ide td!' am! many oil or' s wi.'i !e ldtide to y.rJ . ba.-k Kvery lesicler.r of this city who knows thai ! ir inf. sevoial siiins tl'd.t have be.-n Mdi-Kfti I !.: a i his n of his fa mil v. has not been list' d in the ensus j measure. The nftoirhing lact. was breiigiit out in j should i idiiiminica t e at once with the enumerators. The I debate bv Mr.- Wot d that the war department pur- I result of the census may be u disa point tr.er.t to en- J

t h&sed n-iiiri-T the war "ut'.ontt typewritt rs and oniy tl:uMats und adrunce claims may suffer from the actual i. ,n .r tn. ;a have bevi, aectninted for and i.r.i.in count. To allow the returns to po in without, the icco' t hem '.veto salvaged in a ga-age in Washington.'0''1' of residents known to have been missed in the

Nov.- v. ii..t in 1 1 name of w-.itu! v .!.-; c did the war j fiet-r.rt n. i.i want to stick tne taxpayers of : dss coun'tv j

for jiiii.iiiiii typ.-vi iters tor. is som.liiicg tia-y w.i;; i d j i iH'i ti t 'i

like to have explain.-.;. Tliis and many other ovid'-nct

of shameful waste c f

e people s money wer.

b''ough f

r:; in ir. Wood's Fpeeeh which lasted two iiours and twenty n.innf-s. The st i h aiul rtmnifs Ui.ite in which Mi. Wr.-id s'Oid gailanrl;.- n ' sharp lire from t he reraocr t s o . rs thtrie. n pag. s of the ,tnm s-

fcion.-l Record fir.'l w iU he p:ii;ied and sent b-oadcast ! -t-uuted. fo

to $h( .v the laxpaveis w'.ui a : at thi.-. tine try in to tchenie s-ome way to pay i heir ini owe rn what ipi'en w?st" and -.i r.nvapan'.e the Wilson ;.:! in 1 - f ration was guilty ot".

ii v t. OS . i I . . I ill'- r l 1 1 1,1 "1 ' l I. CHSlllp. ; As nil example if how fond residents ma v te crs- i

there is Cincinnati, whi.di the nrtt eeusus !

li;;urcs give 401, laS. an in rease ov r the 1 l f j.opu- J latirn r.f 10." per cent, 1 he estimates of the . ensns i burea'i as of .lii'.y 1. lt'17. g;ie t'tiirinnaii li..L'tS m I tie residents were justified in hoping fur a ponuhir ion ' e nsi.ter.tbly gieater titan that actually asifcnod by the: bureau. It i like'y that many t'inc in na t ia its were tut!

various reason's. Local ;.,.( pie sho-.!,: take!

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li e hint and make Mire thai thev and their famines I i are on retord before the time for cot reel tora? is past. j

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CHURCH ADVERTISING . That somewhat imponderable commodity which ' he church has to offer mankind makes its advertising

,i necessarily subf ic undertaking. Tl

public in religions matters knows only indejinifejy what it wants, and ihureh advertising in consequeu-f ftiffers in a measure front lack of a definite appeal. Good h re i.l citi be made descriptively alltfiuc. but a

huroii service--at least that element of it wh ich is j

FIVE BILLIONS FOR ONE YEAR. !

Almo.-i rive billion dollars is the total of the c-Mt-j UiELefl of appropriations needed in run the rove m n-.n t I

during the next, fiscal year. About one billion of that is interest, on the public debt, which, cf course, musi:

c: nsusr.il! k; ' 1,6 niet- 5,H the Kepuhlicans ar getting rea.dy to pia.re j

r.cwr. the other amounts to the point, whore they ij j

bring the least possible hannls!h to the pe. pie. Th.. fact that in the seven appropriation bills passed by th-Uepubli'-ans last summer, after they had failed of passt'.f,e in the Democrat h' -ongress, the Ituge sum of

TI3HT s'. .- a.is b..eWHEN .-, i,; Xr-IE i.- .!.! ALWAYS . EVERY i;.

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of worth- escapes such .simple manipulations, say Chicago Daily News.

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Ci o, '".''' was saved to the people from the am tints

j of the .-st i males submitted by 'he executive depart miit

Advertising-, never-he Jess, is probablv a factor i 1DUK" -"s r-!;" .-'!..-. ant U ! 'vntumiy wi; be cftectcd recessnry to the ie-e leva t ion of the church from rather j aaiu la l,:c nf " '''''' general Indifference. Left someniiat lire a t h'.ess and . " " "

behind by the sudden accelerations of ether social' ..i.m.vh. i . as i n-r.. g. an, e.i mo: e t imc ; o strt;

organizations in the last two decade, the church ree- I ,r'c u ' tl',,;if'- 1 ubieme Allied Council has giv-

cgnizes the need for secular speed and effectiveness. Certain wide-awake (hutch organizations now have taken the initiative with plans for systematic anil nation-wide newspaper advert isles.

en plenty ot evidence that, it is not pushed for time.

HV'KN 1111:1 National American Woman Suffrage

as: a dcmii. ti in convention !n Chicago cannot avoid party politics. The women are like the men..

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PRIVATE GARAGES

A parapc thst you will be proud to own. Vcu will be wet! satisfied with the service it will give you. A Pro-fla;e parage with its beautiful combination of tray green stucco-like panels, its Indian red roof and cntumn brov.n Er.phsh timber trim will really enhance the surroundings cf any home. So complete ar.d so well planned is a Pro-slate carage that you can order it in the morning and run your car into its new home that evening. A Pro-slate garage is sn investment worth while Its fast cost is s low that it will pay for itself in a few months in tlie tavir.g of rent ;dc:ic. Let us show you the attractiveness and advantages of Pro-slate construction. Ycu will have to se e a Pro-slate garare to ready jppreiate it, Sce LUr exhibit. EMIL MINAS 12-14 Oakley Ave. Office Phone 2205. HAMMOND Residence Phone 24S7.

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.With Easier in View Stewart Hats, many of which are replicas of Parisian originations, will afford the wearer an abundance of pre-Easter joy. Those lovely Sailors, with colorings of Peach Glow, Mist Blue and Wood Brown, made up especially for Tailored Suits, cire most charming. Then there are those jaunty little Turbans with fantastic trimmings of flowers and fruit, . Each and every hat carries a color harmony and a personal touch that put them above the ordinary, yet they are reasonably priced.

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