Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 288, Hammond, Lake County, 24 May 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS 8Y THE LAKE COUNTV FAINTING A PUBLISH1N3 COMPANY. The Lara County Times V-ily except Saturday ad unday. uttirrd at La pusiotOv; In liauimoaa. Juna I. 18. Th Tltv.es fcaat t'hKxico-Indlana Harbr. aa.Hr exctpl Sunday. Entered at tne poatoiaca 10 h8l ClucaifO. Nouifcer II. 1IJ. Tha Lake County Urnes Saturday and Weekly edition, entered at tha po8tof5c In UammenJ. Kebruary . 114'J ha Oary Kvenlnc Times Ijaliy except Suuday. Urea at tha poatofflco In Uary. April is. 1911 All under the met of March 3, a aecond-claaa matter.

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Nassau A Thompn-n Ka"t "h IcVk u "Z" Telcpnona 831

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Indiana Harbor (Reporter TiiUssT'AdV.)"-"-Telephone 281; make t he .liferent-.' between what they sell at no an 1

wiuunr TelepQon Crown Point SZ-- leiepnono J If you have any trouble" emng- Ts T!M maun complaint imuieaia'tly to tha Circulation Departmauu

ir high the next. You and Untie Sara are living up to your agreement with e.u h other, and neither wil! lobe by it. On the other hand, if you hHl jour Liberty Bond now, you w ili fiud that the man wu .sell it to will not give you a dollar for every dollar you paid for it. Th price has been brought .lowu because so many people are offering to sell (heir bonds. If 'he market is flooded with tomatoes, yr-u can buy them cheap, but if everyone is lainorinji for tomatoes and there are few to be had, the price poes up. The same is? true of Liberty I'.onds. Short -tdfihie.i people are dumping thein ou the market, and wise ones are buying them. The best advice that can be given to the owner of a Liberty Bond is this: Hold the bond you bousht during the war. it is a.- safe and sound a the I'nitcd

I States covetjjmeiu itself.

Buy as many more at the present rate as you ran afford. If you hold thorn to maturity, you are bound to

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If yoo fatt to reoetre your copy nT Thb Ttmbs prompt-

their face value. You will a'so receive good interest on your investment. Hold on to your Lihertv lionds and buy more.

BETER THAN PRISON. Somebody asked the Kort Wavne News if it would

ff aa you have la thr past, please do not think 1t hna leo I tost cr vaa not sent cn time. Remember mat th tnau j errleo la not n-hat it used to ba and that complaints ar

general from many aourcea about the trnln und mall aer-i support Hiram Johnson in case of his nomination at vice. Thi Tints has Increases ! inal'mtc equipment m( , rv. v -.,, j v.... i j

. natrons ud rime. mm: v.un.afew. t n- 13 . "ui. n. ic.

la atrlvin earnestly to reach

prompt in advising us vbcu you do M'rt get your taper aoa

win act promptly.

A BIG MAN NEEDED FOR IT. It should be the settled poliey of political putties to nominate for ihe. Aire presidency a man of full presidential size. There have been occasions in th past when men of mediocre ability have pern piven vice presidntial nominations. Some such men have been elected, and two of 'hem sue-eeded to the presidency to the detriment of their party and country. The vice presidency was intended by the framers of the constitution to be a post of stoat dignity and honor. True, the active duties are not of themselves especially important, thrush the function of presiding over the deliberations of the senate of the United States is one, of no small moment. Hut the constitutional provision for the succession of the vice presi-

hesd Union in promptly answering that it most certainly would support Johnson, adding: "Hiram Johnson is not the sort of a man it wishes to see nominated and with certain of his views it is not in accord at all. With certain other policies he advocates, however, it has a lively and abiding sympathy and it realizes full well that he would come much nearer squaring with its views than anything that could possibly come forth as the fruitage of the San Francisco (onvention. Hiram Johnson would be a bitter pill but he would be infinitely prefrable to the strychnine s".bstitute from 'Frisco." INDEPENDENCE FOR ARMENIA. Inasmuch as neither the United States nor any other power has been willing to accept a mandate to govern Armenia, the supreme council of the allies, sit-

i ting at San Renin, has decided to make it an inde-

dent to the presidency makes ihis great office easily the pendent state. The announcement is welcome, parti-

secend in importance in our national economy. The post is one which affords a rostrum to any man of ability, from which he may address his countrymen with assurance that ail he says will be accorded a respectful hearing. The present occupant of a post filled by siime of the greatest figure? in our national history, has seen fit on mere than one occasion to make light of the vice presidency, but It may be said that the office is at ail times at least as big as the man who fills it. The candldare of The republican Tarty for the vice presidency of the United States, to be hosen at the approaching national convention, will in all human probability be the vice president after March 4th. and from that date for four years he will he the one

cularly because the unwillingness of the Kuropean diplomats to drive the suiran out of Constantinople bad given rise to the unpleasant thought that they might also hesitate to fear his erasp loce from unhappy Armenia. It is also gratifying that the United States has been so quick to grant recognition to the new-nation.

1 ne Armenians set up a republic some time ago i Recognizing its independence does not absolve the allies 1 from the moral obligation to protect it. They cannot ' honorably wash their hands of further participation in j Armenian" affairs. It has been a disgrace that such I conditions as have ben reported to exist in Armenia j at a recent date have been tolerated by the victors in j the war. A year and a. half after the armistice was j

American upon whom the mantle of the presidency is j Sig;ae,j these Christian people were still at. the mercy of j

at all likely to fall. It is to be hoped, therefore, that a man of presi-

the Turk, in danger of violence and massarre. Several weeks ago a delegation of soin"

iOO Am-

dential stature will be chosen as the running mate of ( trjCan veterans of Armenian origin, wearing the uni

the republican presidential candidate. Jt js to he hoped, moreover, that th man nominated for the presidency will be of sufficient caliber to understand the respect and consideration due the man chosen to share the responsibilities of national leadership. The vice president should be an intimate personal and official associate and collaborator of the president of the United States. There may be no constitutional provision for this, but patriotism and common sense require that the second in command of the national government should be at all times in intimate touch with all questions. Fate may at any time place upon him the responsibilitv for handling.

YOUR LIBERTY BOND. The United States government borrowed money from you to finance the war. You hold the government's promise to pay you back. This promise is called a Liberty Bonad or Victory Note. In this Bond is stated the conditions under which the government borrowed the money from you. For instance: If you hold a bond of the Third Liberty Loan- it states that on April lath and October loth cf each year until maturity, you will receive interest on the amount you paid for the lond. Other issues bear other rates of interest and other maturity dates, all of which are clearly stated on the bond. Now, if vou keep your bond until the date when the. government pays you in full for it. y-u do not need to worry if. in the meantime, the juice is low one riay

form in which they served in the United States army, went to Washington and presented a memorial to congress asking for recognition of the republic of Armenia. It was pointed out that while the enemy, at the conclusion of hostilities, was at once compelled to evacuate France, Belgium and Serbia, and while the liberated nationalities of Poland and Czechoslovakia were started without delay upon their newcareers, practically nothing has been done as yet for Armenia. Yet the last was the greatest sufferer of all. Armenia has been entitled to more consideration than she has received, not only on the ground of humanity but also in return for the services she rendered as an ally.

IN A BID for the growing overall trade a New York store has cut men's suits from $75 to $37. r0. And no claim is made that the goods are being sold below cost et. Draw your own conclusion.

MIl.WAl'KKE has elected a Socialist mayor for the third time, but this is not the only evidence that Milwaukee is not an American city.

GERMANY is to get another sharp note from the allies. Since so many sharp notes have been ineffective, why not be blunt with them?

NK'vV YORK complains of fake beggars, ter know where the easy marks are.

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Because we knew there were thousands of women who would welcome, at this low price, a good, pure, wholesome baking powder, guaranteed by a name famous for quality for 60 years.

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THE PASSING

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WHIN Abo Martin went j DOWN town the oth-r riitrht. it struck i i HIM that there were tm many j I

rrrTEEN.TXAa-OLD -,,mn parading th streets.

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tHOAGEMXJTT rinar. j THEN you'll hav fompthmc to blampj YOUR bad luk on aftT cu marry i her.

A GIKL, if ever, fseldom kinks CUTEB than whn rho is shorn mi; YOIT how !"ng a s"-p she can tak in HIE new tkirt. RtTBE GOLDBERG'S dflmtin of an cptinust is worth CONSIDERING. Rube 5n he's a fellow who ko,-S mirriil " ON J20 a wr.-J to a pirl who lovs children. SHE was, bra string of her family and SAXD: "father alu-Hys civc sornethint: EXPENSIVE when he j'ives nresents." THAT of ooiire jangled him n1 h had to have a omoback: "YES, I discovered that hn ho gave you aw.iy." SOME men we know WILL never be jrat if tied untii tiiey KECIITE th salary of a steel trust president AND ihe vacation of a seh.no' teaiher A CONSCIENTIOTTS neuspaper MAN devotes hiH entire hfr, t,i EXPOSING sIimius and atvut ail hf ACCOMPLISHES is occasionally Xn

make it A LITTLE uneomfortR.bl'i for soni" tivr-n ttiatti. BUT that, is something snywij. MANY a man vou id BE tnre prosper' tts if he eo'ild sc-t AS enthusiastic over his own buines AS is the tu5iiifss of a perfect, stranger. ' WHY is it thft.t ten years of married hfe CAN cliHTise a wife's crowning nlory INTO a u ad the sie ,,f a baseball? . 1,'Mtrue of XaMon-r SEEMS to start off on its beneficent CAREER of aspuruif PEACE and happiness to thi entire world BY p'-tiin? every tiy CONCERNED maddor thi a wet nt,

NOT to mention a vet hen OR a hornet.

IT would seen as if the best way TO suspend the h.nh eost of living WOULD be to hajig the i-r.tti' e, r. PROHIBITION rray prevnt a man from BLOWING his whiskey breath, into your faee WHEN you are on h crowded street ca.r.

BUT it won't prevent from

the same man

WEARING th four weeks.

ante pair of sock? for

WE ore informed that whit WE took to Fprir.K coids on part of pome of MR. PIERCE'S fine little carriers

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WAS nothing mot-ation.

than mere perspir-

THE little fr-il.ms play so hard

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HASTEN to correct the error, merely addiiic THAT be fipt-spirtu'i ri-ms o pretty veil CONCENTRATED in one peroral .spot.

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The Haccaia urea te sermon the senior tl.it's t'f tfie l"Cai hih s 1 1 o o 1 will bo ffiven Sunday tvenins by Hev. 5-J. Stark, of the Swedish lutheran .'hmcli arid will he held at the M. K. ( b irch. itrs. J R Johnson and Mrs J Jhnon

visited relative sat Kast CbuaS'i y?ttr.iay '!rs. Carl Enid: qiiite seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs McClellan at tended the fiitieral of Mr. M (-('lei ian's father, vvixich was held at Hanna 'esterdr.y. Mrs. Knil Scharbach is si'k' with rh umatism.

Don't iirow your paper away without reading the want ad p2e.

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