Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 258, Hammond, Lake County, 19 April 1920 — Page 4

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merit on nny rf Its obligations since Civil war times. This Is recognition not only, to a tligree k Is support, of tha rapidly boarlog rates fcr money throughout the American market. We have been more than interested In the inability Of municipalities to float bonds at the relatively high rate of "4 1-2 per cent and the offerings of standard railroads of new bonds at seven per cent. Thee incidents emphasize the constancy of the rise of values measured by the dollar. They contribute to the Increased cost of things of daily' use. They hav a share in maintaining the movement around the ' vicious circle"" of rising costs and prices. Until that movement can be reversed there will be no relief from

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cd jola in a harmonious effort to produce a. gradual reaction that will not blight our prosperity.

THE POOR OLD WORLD. The proneness cf. some individuals to interpret every "mysterious sign" as forecasting the end of the world is shown again by a woman in Michigan aud a nunAer 'of her neighbors. The woman in question claims that one of her hens laid an egg on which was the inscription: "The Knd Will Come After Five Ifays." Instantly it was assumed by the owner of the ben that the latter was giving warning that the end of the' world was at hand. While it is contended by some that the inscription looks to be the work of some joker clever with a knife, suppose that the egg were so marked when laid. Why jump to the conclusion that the inscription, if it rneaqs anything, refers to the world? Think of the ccuntless ether things to which it might refer: Why was it not

assumed that the message had something to do with the

hen herself? Maybe, disgusted with her inability to bring down the high cost of living by iudustrious laying she has made up her mind to lay off work and let things go to the bow-wews. if nothing else will do. Again, the inscription might forecast the blowing up of another campaign oom. Indeed, this puzzle 'of the egg is as nothing to the perplexities given to some of the politicians by the Michigan primaries. It all recalls the "mysterious letters" a farm laborer claimed to have seen cne hot summer day. He reported to his employer that "G. O. P." had risen suddenly before him. His interpretation was "Go Preach Christ.' Fut his employer ruled that it meant nothing of the kind. "Go plow corn" was his version and he sent the hired man scurrying to obey the sign. So let the Michigan woman read something sensible into the inscription that is bothering her. m RATES FOR MONEY GOING UP. T'ncle Sam'e offerings of short-term securities make an appeal of their own which insures their helng absorbed with virtually no apparent reluctance on the part of financial institutions and the interests which they can influence. It is more than significant, then, that Secreary of the Treasury Houston has decided that the three and six-mouth certificates cf indebtedness

STRANGE AS FICTION. That "truth Is stranger than fiction" is no better established than that f.rtion may be equally surprising oi thrilling when masquerading 'as truth. Cliief !)-tective-Inspertor John Willis of the London police department figures as the narrator of a story of a type which was met frequently a few years ago to corroborate theories on heredity. That detracts nothing from the charm of the inspector's account, given for the rirst time, and taken from the police records. Briefly, the chief inspector some time ngo was making a close and exhaustive search fof a clever forger concerned in some extensive frauds, and the trail led him into a small village in the interior of England. On the outskirts of the town he met an old man. who is an educated gentleman, polished in conversation, and ODe of the little community's most respected residents. Rut something he said gave the inspector a clew to his identity as a lawbreaker of several years ago, whose misdeeds had been forgotten by all save the police authorities, who had long since abandoned hunt for him. so thoroughly had he disappeared. Inspector Willis passed him up for the "mystery criminal" he was trailing, whrm he finally' captured. Tde surprise of the story is that the "mystery man" turns out to be the son of the white-hatred patriarch, long since dedicated to small town respectability. The "mystery criminals" brothers and sisters all stand high in the community, occupy excellent social positions and, like the father, are well educated. The prisoner was the only one showing any criminal strain and he, tco. like the father and the others of the family, is a man of education, gentle rnenly in appearance and manners.

WONDER what th barons WHO wrested Majim t'haria. raOU ait unwilling Englishman rttKUItNTMEDB would have donn HAD they boon dealing WITH "Woodrow Wilson instead of King John? BIBO experts say that the hiib;'? of tha scngnters

CAN be watched loely if one DOES not make a noise WELL, we are willing in the interests of SCIENCE to wa.tch the birds II" we be permittod to retain Kiuall degree OT self-determination and WHEN occasion demands blow our rose OB strike a match now and then. ABE MARTIN brli.-ves that THE honeymoon is over when the. HUSBAND telephones that he. Is UNAVOIDABLY detained. FARIS describes a new. hit for each WEEK Jn the. yenr AND that Is what our hoy made the WORLD safe for democracy for! WE could have loved THAT icirl, paid we yesterday . WITH ft Figh for what might hwe been AS we watched a trim f.truie DISAPPEAR down the street and OUT of our life, had she NOT tfLkcn out a dirty iwhJt ch-imuis

AND used it in public. SEEMS to us thai it is about . TXKE to hear from tit" dentists AS to the result of their Ijii-mu'Ms ON chuck steak ck. WONDER what old ii.ui,p I'larli liinWs HCW of hi trorn.e, to foiiow WHEKEVEH Wo. d row Wilson b ads?

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n-rved hy' the h..te. Mr. H. Turlfy of Lincoln avenue.

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to .pend a few davps v!it!ni? her uncle. Mrs. Kins of South Chicaeo entertained a a luTV-he.-n the latt.-r part of

the wek. Mrs. 11. Reo, Mrs. A. M. Mnrtz and Mr?. K , Hader. Mr. and Mr. Rd' hanj-hr of M.rt Aienue en ! t-r: a ' ned a number of t; friends on Sfl inlay e enins . Tlo' fVPiniiR was n Joyed in play 'ns Hun.-... after which a dittity luncluon w,..f er V"'ll . .Mr?, t: . Ze,!-r of ?nnli im-asn spent the fore part e-t ia.t week vis'iin? her mother Mrs. K. J.an hr.

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BE gone over nicht. FTTS wife will make out a li.'t of ELEVEN separate and DISTINCT tilings that he mustn't forCOt to Lake.

COUNTINO cocks, comb and brushes, "I

uO in pair, and then HE will lose the list. A MAN fu"d for breach of proir.ise. SAYS he would hive wrddr d TEE plaintiff but his ftrtt wife's spirit APPEARED to him and TOLD hl:ri not t marry auain. r WE can see a rapid decline In the PSTCHIC business from now on. THE reason a lot of men ARE riot to l.e b'arned for taking MORE interest in srand opera IS '.hat they, no matter how ha d i'i v

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THAT SOLDIER BONUS. The great trouble with the soldiers bonus is that the people who paid for the war will have to pay tho benus. Now if it could only be taken out of the profiteers what a blessing:

ALIEN ENEMIES are not permitted to obtain passports to leave this country until they pay their Income taxes. To secure godspeed they muist settle.

ANYWAY, the print paper shortage may be a blessing in disguise if it forces the propagandists to suspend.

A 'Banco Tarty was given at the residence of Mr. and Mr. I!. H'svins iKt Thursday evening. .Prizes were awarded Mr. C Newel! arid Mrs'. A. Judfon. af'er which Mrs. lies vans, serv-d duinty refri nmr n t s . Mii" Ijydia Smelto-r fient la"t week at the Kerrii..-n home at Ir.diana Harbor. Mr, and Mrs. J,m Nieholyon of Rob

erts avenue are the proud ownero of a hrand new- uakiund i-'i. which they very recently purchased. Mrs. Hu?f1 Mctariy of Indianapoiip h' ,!e :rd. was a business visit T in Hammond on Friday A hoy weighing II '2 pounds born Krtd.iv niornlnjr to llr. and Mrs. F'.oy T..or.:. f.-rmerly Beatrice Brown of Mv- avn'K. thla -maklns the r?e"ond h in the family, their first baby which 'they tost at .the cfr of r x mentlis, w as a kii I . Will Th:. i-son of Tn liunapolis hivd.. has 'Veen ce-nfined to h s home for several tla.. s w ith totisiiiiis.

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AUSTRALIA has not forgotten. Tariffs against German goods have been put so high as to bar them.

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(ADVERTISEMTTNTSj TOR AUDITOR. IMitor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lke county that I will bi a candidate for re-nomination for Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, subject to the primaries cf Jty 4th, 19:0. GEORGE M. FOL-XD.

TCR CRXMXSrAI. COURT JTJDOE. Kditor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that SI am a candidate for the nomination to tha office of Judge of the Criminal Court on the Republican ticket. ubject to the primary election to be held May 4, 1320. I now hold this office under appointment of Uke Governor, made March 19, 1313. MARTIN J. SMITH, Crown Toint, Ind.

TOR CXJLCtrZT COURT JUDOB. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of the county, through tho cohimnr. of your paper that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judye of the Ieke Circuit Court, prima:lcs ilay 4th, 1320. I now- hold this office under appointment of the Governor, since January 1st, 1913. E. MILES NORTON.

tor szzRxrr. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I wl 11 be a candidate for the rfflce of Sheriff of Iake County, subject to the primaries. May 4th, 1!20. JAY A. V1IVLLBT, Gary, Ind.

TOR COROSTXR. Editor Times : AVlil you kindly announce through the columns of your paper that I am candidate for re-noimiiaton to he ortco of Coroner on the Republican ticket at the primary. May 4, 1920. I have been in office hut two months because in Lake county the Treasurer a'id Coroner do not asaume their offices until a year after thi other county officers, but I am trying to conduct the affairs of the offlee. in a manner to merit the support of the electors at the Cumins primary. KDWAFJ) E. EVANS, M. D.

rOR TREASURER. Editor T:m: Ple&ae wmounce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for re-nomina.:ion for Treasurer of Lake county, Indiana, subject to the primaries of Ala 4th, 1S20. RALPH B. BRADFORD.

FOR SIKATOB. Editor Times: Flease M,nounce to the voters of Lake county thu.t I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Senator from Lake eounty, Indiana, subject to the primaries f May 4th. 11)20. JAMES J. NEDJL.

TOR RITRESFITTATITX. Edi'or Times: Kindly- announce f. the voters of Take counfy that I am a Republican candidate for the office of Representative of Lake county, subject to primary election to be held May 4th. 1920. OSCAR A. A II LG REN.

tor SHXEirr. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that 1 am a candidate for the , nomination to the cfti. e of sheriff of Lake County on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be heU May 4th, 1S20. L. BKYCE WHITAKER. 'Hammond.

tor coacBassxotrsR. Edi'or Tnne: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for renominati - n for the office of Commissioner of the First district of Lake county, subject to the primaries. May 4th, 13i0. GEO. O. SCHAAF.

TOR FROSECUTtXrj ATTORNEY. Edi'or Times: Please announce to the vctera of IsiVe covnty that I am a candidal for the office ,f prosecuting Attorney of Lake count?, M.'hject " to the Republican prtinuries. May 4lh. 1?20. WILLIAM O. THOMAS. Hammond. Ind.

TOR PROSECUTXNO ATTORITST. Editor Times Please announce to the voters of Laie county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the Republican primaries. May th. 1920. DWIGHT M. KINDER. TOR FROSECUTINO ATTORIf ET. Editor Times: Kindly announce to th voters of Iske county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the Republican primaries. May 4th, 1920. AUGUST A. BRBJ"CR. TOR SENATOR. EdMor Times: Pleaae announce to the vors of Iske county that I will he a candidate for re-nominatlon for Senator from Lake county, Indiana, subject to the primaries of May 4th, 1320. THOMAS GIt NT. Lowell, Ind.

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TOR SENATOR. Editor Times: K-indlv announce to the voter of lt.

county that I w 111 be a cndioatn for I the nomination for Senator on the Re- i

publican ticker, subject to tba primaries of May 4th. If20.

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TOR COMaCXSSXONXR. Eilf'.or Tinv-s: Will you please announce to th voters of the county through the columns of your papT that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Commissioner for the first district, subject to the primary on May 4th, 1920. LEONIIA3 H. BOYD.

TOR SBXRITT. Editor Times: Piease announce to the voters of Lake i-onnty that I am a. candidate for the nomination to the office of Sheriff of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary electton. May 4th, 13:0. ERIC LUXD.

roR SHiEirr, Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Lake county, at the primary election. May 4th. 1920. I am at present a Desk Sergeant of the City cf Gary police Department (appointed). JAMES F. DOWhlXO. Gary. lad.

TOR SHiBirr. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the otftce of Sheriff cf lake county, subject to the Republlcaa primaries, May 4th, 1320. JOE GRAHAM. Hammond. Ind.

TOR STTRTZTOR. Edi'or Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the otftce of Surveyor of Lake county on the Republican ticket, suojiC. 'to the primary election to be hUd May 4th. 1920. RAY SEELEY.

TOR STNATOR. ! Editor Times: I Kindly announce tf the voters of Inke ! county that I am a candidate for the! nomination for Senator on the Rcpubli-j can ticket, aubject to the primaries of

May 4th. lazn. A. JEFFERSON" SCHULTZE. Gary, Ind.

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TOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: Pieaf - announce to the voters of Lake and Porter counties that I am a candidate for the office .f joint Representative of ibe above named counties on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th. 1920. BERNARD F. CARLtN".

tor SHERirr. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Sheriff of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary clectioc to be held May 4th, 1020. AVILL1AM H. OLDS. East Chicago. Ind. TOR SHERirr. Editor Times: Will you kindly announce that I Will be a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Lake county at the primaries on May 4th? I trust that my record for seven vears as Deputy Sheriff of Lake county at the Gary office, which position I now hold, may entitle me to the consideration of the voters. FRED M. STULTS. Gurv. Ind

TOR JOIWT REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Tunes: Pleae announce to the voters of Lake and Porter counties that I am a candi.iate for the office of Joint Representative of the above named counties on the Ri publican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th, 1320. JOE W. TODD.

TOR REPRESENTATIVE. . Editor Times: Please announce me s a candidate for ro-nomlnation for the office of State Representative, subject t. the taill of the Republican voters of Lake county at the primary election of Mav 4th, 192. JAMES I. DAY. East Chicago.

TOR REPRESENTATIVE Editor Times: I wiji to announce to the voters of Lake county that I am candidate for re-nomination for the office of Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries Mav 4th, 1920. OTTO G. FIFIF.LD.

TOR SENATOR. Editor Times: Piease announce to the voter of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries of May 4th, 1920. C. O. HOLMES. Gary, Ind.

TOR CORONER, EJi'or Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for nomination for Coroner, Republican primary May 4. 1?20. 1 aspire to this office with the aid of the Supreme Beinfr. PR. ANTONIO GIORGI. Gary. Ind. ' TOR COUNTY RECORDER. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the ofllce of Recorder of lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th, 1920. WILLIAM ROSE. Hammond, Ind.

TOR COUNTY RECORDER. I Fditor Times: I

Flense announce to the voters of Lake count v that I am a candidate for the

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Lake county on the Kepublicaji ticket, subiect to the primary election to be held Hay 4th. 1!20. THOMAS W. SPENCER. Hammond, Ind.

TOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: I wish to announce that I-am a candidate for re-election to the office of State Representative on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th, 132". V H. FUMllAE.

TOR COUNTY RECORDER. Editor Time: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject io the primary election to be held May 4th. 1320. HERBERT C. FRANCES.

TOR COUNTY RECORDER. Editor Times: Kinoly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for me nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on the Republican t;- ket. subject to the primary clcc'ion to be hel l Mav 4th. 1920. M sLCOI.M HA7,RIiR V. F. V

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