Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 228, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS r-Y THE LAKE COUNTV PRINTING PUBLISHING COMPANY The Lara County Tlraaa Pally exr.apt Saturday a unday. KntcreJ at tha poalofttc in Hammond. Juea It. lytif. Tha Tln.'mi fCast Oh!oo-In1!aiia Hartiar. dally txeept iur.dT Entered at tha poatnfOca In East Chlcaga. Nonabr IS. 191J. Tha Lk County Tlmea Saturd. and Weekly dulon. Entrrsi i tha iton'offr in HmmonJ. February 4. 191. The (Jary Evening Ttm Daily excert Sunday. Entered at tha Dnnuifnr In i;r Anrl! 1 11J.

AU under the ct of id arch 8. 1879. econd-elai . matter. I roisiaw ADvisnsnra OTnoa. J G. LOGJlM Fis-NB & CO CHICAGO. J Hammond crrivatu (irhanf) 3100. S101. 3101 (Call for whatever department wanted.) ' Gary Office THephore UJi S'assau A Thomp-cn. Fast Chicago Tlopnona 931 J East Chicago (The Time) Telephone ;ss. lndtai-.a Harbor I'ealer) Tfliimt SOJ Indiana Harbor (Kcporter anat"";a.s. Adv.) Telephone WMiiBf Te!phon 80-ia Crown Point Telephone J i If you have any troubla ett!nir Turn Tinm makes com- ' Claim immediately to tha Circulation Department. HOTXCB TO STT89CKZBEU. j If you fall tn reeelve your copy of Tt Ti aa rro-npl ,' rr you hae In tha rast. please do not think It haa laai , loat or was not ent n time. Remember that the mat I service is not what It uaed to be and that complaints ara ; ceneral from man? source. about tha train nnd mall aer-j iee. Th Tinas has Increased !ta mal'in equipment arid j ' striving earnestly to reach lta patrons on time. B ! rrempt In advising u when you do sot cat your paper ana j wiil act proicptly. i

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WHEN WILL THEY FLY THE AMERICAN FALG? According to United States 'Commerce Reports, cae new development in trans-Pacific steamship service is the inauguration of a regular run between Dalren, Japan, and Seattle. This will be a monthly round trip service. Assurance of the establishment of this regular service is pleading news, but it would be far more pleasing if the information wre to the effect that the new spjanohip service wouM be under the flat; of the United Siaies rather than the f.ag of .Japan. This particular ocean route may be of small significance, but one route here and another there, connecting American ports with important ports in other nations of the earth, are what make up a merchant marine system. It matters much whether America shall control enough cf these trans-oceanic routes to form a complete merchant marine system under the American flag. Each incident such as that reported by the commerce department serves to emphasise the necessity for vigorous efforts on the part of the United Slates to establish permanent ocean lines to all parts of the world and to formulate and adopt n plan of merchant marine maintenance which will assure the permanency of all these routes.

formation and opinions. It includes luen nf radical!., different political beliefs united in one a nmuni causo of humanity. When the chairman, .lames V. Gerard, declares that the proposed division is "contrary to repeated and specific pledges by every allied leader and In utter disregard of every principle of justice anl reason.'" America must listen. Although we have no active part in framing the peace with Turkey, self-interest, as well as Christian impulse, recommends that we make our voice heard. Armenia is a long way off; but so was Saiajevc AN EPIDEMIC OF EXCHANGE. The demoralisation of foreign exchange brings Into view angles which attiait pfpuhi" attention tn Knvope more than the matter of i;n;ons of finis ainl industrial supplies from America, because the Inner are fa: t her away from th' horizon line id' the continental public. The differences in a hie in the m -eacy of different contiguous countries is ;l robl -in in miecr speculation which is labored over with ail the frenzy that attaches to adventurm:- fortune hunting. It is related how $4i0 of Amet i-:!i) money if exchanged into French francs, and then carried ;ich!the border into Germany, will l.iiv a ! m..) mark Cicrmsn automobile all because of the ast difference in value between the Yankee dollar and the alnio. t disappnnted mark. Joins are gradually disappearing and ;. 11 sorts of maneuvers are attempted to sub-t itu'e. a (a. milium that is easy to understand when coinage im: K o-p,.,--ially gold and silver, are worth so much tame bullion than in minted form. This i--i ription of .in angle of the exvhange breakdown that has m t I. .-en spoken of before is one of the most interesting on the whole range of the subject.

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RADICAL LABOR WILL EE ANSWERED. Radical labor leaders have asserted their determination to carry their policies to the polls at the national election. They will find that the great majority of unicn men do not approve of their course. The sur stantial. home-owning, family-sustai aing . members of local labor unions in the smaller cities are out of sympathy with tbe radicalism of the leaders who thrive upon the subservience of Irresponsible, unattached, thriftless, bolshevistic members of the large cities. Radicalism can appeal successfully to the Ignorant and irresponsible. The thoughtful, industrious, law-abiding member of a labor union who gives a.n honest day's work for an honest day's pay, will cast his own ballot without dictation from -walking delegates. The votes la November will attest the truth of this prediction.

THE , PEOPLE NOT ASLEEP. The universal cry that has gone up throughout the United States and England In protest against knifing cf the Armenians and continuance of Ottoman power In Constantinople as features of the peace treaty with Turkey are splendid evidence that the peoples of the uorli'l are awake. International political jugglers may wfl! take warning. Though the people may be long fuffnring and slow to wrath, their temper now is brittle. They have not taste fcr a settlement in the Near Fast th..r will continue the Injustices so prolific of war throughout the years. Lord Robert Cecil is conducting a spirited campaign in Great P.ritaln against permitting the sultan to remain at the port, demanding that the peacemakers shall be ruled by justice instead of by fear. In this country the American Committee for the Independence of Armenia Is effectively stirring resentment against the proposed dismemberment of Armenia and its distribution between France, the Kurds and the Turke. The names of the distinguished men who comprise the everutive committee leave no room to question its in-

THE FLOUR SURPLUS. American consumers of Hour win he ii . (-,- ; j;i the statement of the America n U A In.nt :.- t ra .;i that the United States has remaining from last .-,rV harvest a sutpius of 6o.rtnO.ioVi barrel-; of flour that cannot be sold for cash in K.irone. I: i , therefore, urged that the government arrange to sell cn c-oiit 1 0. o'o. 'K01 ban els. now held by the government grain corporation, for distribution nmong the peoples of Central and Fastern Furope, Austria.. Hungary, Poland. Bohemia and Armenia. The grain corporation reports a profit of $50,000,000 on flour exported, and it has b en proposed that this profit might be applied in such relief. It must startle the average citizen and hou.-e-l.eeper, knowing the phenomenal prices for Hour and bread, to learn that while American people a.e paying outrageously high prices for the staff of life . surp'u.s of 60,000,000 barrels is virtually going Legging.

ODD ROAD TO THRIFT. Furs, silks and laces show thrift, says a Chicago manufacturer (probably of furs, silks or lacesl. Yet his theory is not so far-fetched as old-fashioned people might think. His idea is that the y.,ung woman who wants the so-called extravagant, items of dress, stub as silk underwear, silk hos.- and furs srarts to save to get them. Thereby, he argues, she gets the saving habit and after her wardrobe Is complete she fceps on saving and the money then gees into th savings bank. The most extravagantly dressed girls in his factory. h sas. have tbe most money in the bank. If it can be figured that a young woman with a

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of contentment where she has no further wmus in that line it Is possible that she may continue the saving habit Che has thus acquired, unless she finds some other avenue of expenditure. Hut on the main principle that one ha to save to get what, one wants the Chicagoan is, of course, unassai'ably right. The road to thrift, whether the goal l.n furs, silks, laces, a savings account or what not starts the same way self-denial in other things in order to get the greater desire.

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FOR TREASURER. E(JO--.r Tinas: T'h-Hse a ti ia a: n.-e tn the voters of Ivike county that I mH ho .1 ca misdate for 1 e-nonana : 1 .:i for Tr-asun r of I.fvke connt. lii.lnipa. yiibiect to the primaries of .May 4' h. 1 aL'-h Ii Al.I'H Ii. KRDFOr.D.

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IT CEUTAINLY was a high wind that blew a Nev York woman's hat to the roof of a 22-story building.

A3 PRFMIFR CLEMKNCEAU hobnobs with th sphinx he must be reminded of those good obi lfi:t .,t s at Versailles.

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rC . SENATOR. Edior Times.PJase 4,,ne!t::e t :. the voters of ike county that 1 wii! be .1 candidate for re-notr.int ion f.-.r stenaror frrm L,TJi-Coui.-. lneiiana. sjb.ecr to the: primaries cf ytay -i:h. uc fi. JAMES X NT.DJL.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Kditor Times: Kinrlly annotinre f.-, the voters of rjke eo-.:r.- that I am Rer.ub!i'-an candidal for the office of Reproconta t i ve of Ivl.i.f county. pub.ieet to prirr.arv election to he h' Id Iav 4:h. T'2. 05CAR A. AHLCnrV.

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Run Your Finger Down Thii Parttial List of Victor Record. J63981 Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble flails. Wheeler; Then You'll Remember Me. Macdonough. 1$4C8 The Palms. Macdonough; The Holv City, Macdonough. 1S414 Tell Mother I'll Be there. Haydcn Quirtct; Some lime We'll Understand, Trinity Choir. 16453 Sw ing Low, Sweet Chariot. Fisk Jubilee Quartet: Golden Slippers, Fisk Jubilee Quartet. 16741 In the Garden of Mv Heart. Miller; My Wild Irish Rose, Hay. dm Quartet. 17Z32 Laughs ou Have Met, I ive Comedians; Ticklish Reuben, Stewart. Come in and have cs play them for you.

BE THANKFUL. FOR MUSIC!

It is a source of happiness that never fails. It is a solace for what has been, and an inspiration for what is yet to be. Music will never fail to comfort and cheer you. All that is greatest and purest and best in music can be heard in the home, and on the VTCTROLA. More people all over the world have wantr-d and bought the Victrola than any other instrument of its type. It is the instrument which the world's greatest artists have selected as the best. It is the instrument selected by musiclovers throughout the world as the best. It is certainly the instrument yoa will want for your home.

Before you buy a phonograph, we suggest hearing several. It will be to your advantage to make tone tests for yourself. You need only hear the Victrola play a few records to appreciate the splendid tone qualities brought about by the Victrola method of reproduction. We want you to judge the Victrola and Victrola records by the best test in the world. Come and hear them for yourself. We will leave the verdict to you.

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OUR BANK What the Blackstone is among hotels -What the Picrce-Airow is to the auiomobile trade When the Century Limited is to the traveling public The Federal Reserve Bank System of the United States is to bu-inc;-s. It is the greatest and strongest banking system in the world. This svstem pools the reserves of thousands of America's best banks, literally creating a vast reservoir of geld. It is strong because it takes in the biggest banks m New York, banks in the cotton districts of the south, in the rich farming communities :n Kansas and a bank like this in the thriving industrial City of East Chicago. Is it any vondcr that a business man commands prestige when he can sign his name to one of our checks? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA

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Give them a room of their own "Keep your hands off the piano take your feet out of that chair step that hammering' Do sit down and read a book."

Voo eon't rxfecf Rearer &oard rrtulLS unlets tnit trade mark ' n ItK beck of lh board yu buy.

That's what the children hear from morning to night as soon as cold weather begins. There's no place to rlay. And healthy children must play. Why not give them a room of their own? Isn't there some space in the attic or some unused room that could be fixed for them. No need for the muss or delay of plastering. Simply take big sturdy panels of Beaver Board, nail right over the studding and joists, panel and paint to suit your individual taste. Beaver Board 13 real lumber, sized and sealed by an exclusive "Sealtite" process that makes it impervious to weather or climatic changes, and it makes wonderfully attractive walls and ceilings, as permanent and desirable as hardwood floors. Call us and ask for estimates and samples.

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