Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1920 — Page 4
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THE TIMES Wednesday. Julv 14, 1920.
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WHERE DEFICITS ORIGINATE. Jest remember one thing every appropriation pM by Congress authorizes the executive departments, prwided over by the President, to expend "not exceeda specified sum. Congress sets a maximum limit, which the executive departments need not reach unless they bo desire. The amount of expenditures, therefore, is determined by the executive departments. Moreover, the records will show that in spite of the "not exceeding" limitation, the departments have been spending taor tkan was appropriated and have been coming back to Congress for "deficiency" appreciations. Because this Congress is Republican, the Democratic press i3 trylag to deceive the voters into the notion that Congress Is responsible for the extravagance. Congress has cut txro billion dollars out of the demands of the administration, and then left authority for the Democratic administration to cut out another two billions if they felt to disposed. Did they cut a dollar? Not cne. They exceeded the expenditures authorized and in order to mxintain the credit of the government. Congress had to xnaie up the deficits. Don't It any one fool you as to tb responsibility for government extravagance.
of indemnity, the burden of cc-llection thereafter being shifted to this country. The league covenant provides that the expenses of the secretariat shall be borne by members of the league, but at last acounts the secretary general was scurrying around trying to raise the amount of his own salary and thoe of his assistants by means cf private loans. Germany invaded certain forbidden areas. France undertook counter Invasions of Germany, in precise accord with the treaty's provisions f-jr such con Ingeniles. The league of nations not only refused to assist France in meeting the renewed threat of war from Germany ut actually sought to restrain the French from taking obvious measures of self prof ection, although the covenant stipulates that "any threat of war is hereby declared a matter of concern to the whole league." In no single instance has the league taken action or hinted at any action that would run counter in the least degree to the private ambitions of the nations that dominate its affairs. In that, connection it has followed the precise course predicted for it by the Republicans c-f the. Senate.
REiDIXG may rr.ake a full man
"bone dry
III not from radinff
reelpes. SOME girl3 think they are so g"d looking
TEAC'HIXG am) Hading
AXOTHta to us pathetic little fea-J lneton. D. C, wUl take place at 10-a.'.
s-unday mornlcs at the White Hous and that he would leave for "VVanhing-
ture
OF every day life IS the way a socially prominent MOTHER will sit tack A'D heave a elgh of relief and ee'.f-satlsfaction
TIIE1" lock superciliously Venus de Mllo.
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TEE LEAGUE APPLIED. Bolshevifc forces are invading Armenia, Persia, am tbe new states bordering on the Caspian Sea, and continuously threatening Poland. Under the terms of the covenant the league members are bound to protect these countries from assaults from without. Instead the governments of England and Italy are almost falling over one another in their efforts to curry favor with the Russian soviet government and win Its trade. The Inhabitants of Poland and Czecho-Slcva&ia are reported to be on the verge f a break because of the actions of a plebiscite commission appointed to determine boundary differences between them. All factions of the Caechs have united in a demand that the commission be withdrawn and another substituted which will have a closer knowledge of local conditions and be not so partial to the Poles, Under the terms of the covenant the league members are bound to remove any cause whlch threat-ns to disturb either the peace or the good "understanding between nations upon which peace depends.' Apparently nothing has been done to smoothe out the difficulties described. "With her productive energy destroyed, and beset by enemies on every side, Armenia is in greater need of the friendly protection of another power than any other part of the territory relinquished by the Central Powers as a result of the war. The rich undeveloped colonies of Germany in Africa and the Pacific were eagerly snapped up as mandates by members of the league, but poor Armenia Js shunned by all and a way is sought to throw the burden of her protection upon the United States, In prte of the fact that the Senate has rejected the covenant under the terms cf which every mandate must be granted. In theory at least, member of the league of nations are bormd to see that the terms of the Treaty of VersaJCea are enforced upon Germany. A prominent part of ihxt treaty exacts substantial reparations 'from Germany on acconnt of war damages. But Instead cf taking step to collect the amount of that reparation, the BTXggeeticm has actually been made by high officials in the governments of the member states that America shaTJ finance Germany to enable her to pay the amount
BEAKS. The law of supply and demand has been talned to lie down and play dead in the food market for so long
that it is slow to respond to a change in the tone of its master's voice. The supply of beans patrician now net withstanding plebeian origin has become so strong that speculators are inconvenienced to get rid of it, but except in New England the cost consumers still represents war conditions. During the war it was decided that by charging per pound Instead of the o! J -fashioned Quart, dealers could get a much better return for their investment and thrift, since there are alnfost two pounds to the quart and two pounds at 10 cents per pound was a dear gain on a quart at 10 cents, once a standard price. When beans commanded 17 cents per quart or 32 cents per pound there was enough incentive for American growers and importers to expand the Eupply in Yankee markets. Extraordinary crops in 131S-19 did not prevent artificial control cf markets and prices, although it was not possible to consume the output. In view of failure to provide additional storage space, holders of beans tardily decided to allow prices to crrac down, the ordinary retail cost was about double the charge of seven cents a pound for array and navy surplus. Stocks in storage are so heavy that farmers still hold beans grown two and three years ago, which seems to promise further drops, until one of the public's favorites 13 again at something like Its old standing. If there is accuracy in the claim that what applies to beans is equally true of sugar, rice and canned goods in general, the markets ''may be a trifle overdue for a few bumps ia spito of the apparent control. In France inquiry by the government has revealed that food shortage there is almcet a parallel to ours, due to firm control and the practice of allowing food3 to spoil rather
than risk endangering high prices by allowin: enter the market.
HE paid hij hair n-as com.HK out FRir.HTKl'LLY and he was lo?:nj it I' hands full AM) Juyt thn somebody asked HIM why he didn't stop fighting with hli wife. ABOIT every other week a WIFE resolves that never aain will SHE buy anythlj-.g else from a peddler
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THE neighbor women are always THIXKIXG that some other woman's little IJ AlCHTER Is gettintf too big a girl TO be allowed to do THE things she doe3. THE ever-facetious Abe Martin BELIEVES that a front porch cam
paign In all ripht "providing: you keep your .'hoes on." IF every h'isband was as ECONOMICAL In the evening as he U- in the MORNING when he fir.-t sets up BOTH he and his wife would have mors money. IT i;? a?aln predicted there will SO.V be a drop in food price? OH. my yes; that will happen about the time THE profiteers are ren
Sunday school classes
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fact in the
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life of the I ROLLING stone is that he seejns to' have A PRETTY ffood time without any mofi. A DKITISH Tommy wrtUnqf home mo M the Garden of Eden says, "I thick it i A ROTTEN' hole and I don't blame AIM for getting- thrown out." THEY ar already calling- Cox "Jimmy" BI T no ons ro far ha3 I)F,lf.XATED Mr. Harding as "Warry." XO matter how bossy a woman may be IT generally takes her a long time TO get her husband so HE is housebroke. WE never like to ask a maid questions about OTHER people they have worked fr BIT if we lived down iuth we .-.hou'.d try TO find out a few things wa have
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Q I" EE N" of Sheba. we n'-'ver prefnded to know very
much j ni"T it is also our humble opinion ; TH T '.f some wives would fry more
I mush
I.N skillets and read less of it in magazines THERE would be fewer unharpy t marriages.
AS If her whole dilty had BEE.V accomplished WHE at last she has got fcer daughter
B.iFEIiY engaged to someone who I
isn't worth a HILL cf beans and isn't any good anywhere EXCEPT In the society column.
ton Friday night or early Saturday morning over the Pennsylvania railread . The announcement came after the second of two long distance telephone conversations had been held with the White House and aa It will precede th national committee meeting to be held in Daytc-n on July 20, It la believed the candidate will carry back to the committee meering the wishes of President
Wilson
COX TO SEE WILSON SUNDAY BY ALBERT F. BAENZINGER) tSTAFr CORRESPONDENT I N. SERVICE COLUMBUS. O.. July 13. Gov. James
m. i. x, democratic presicen ual nominee, announced today that his confer
ence with President Y."!ion. at Wash-
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WuaTplrorB Will Increase Strength of Delicate People In Two Weeks Tim if U Staasy tn&3?l csrf City ThyBlcian the expense of yoor life later ru No nsif- , persons hare saffered for years tcr what any one tella you. if you are oof wltboat ltjBawtnff what made them strong and well you owe it to yourself ta feel tired, listless aad ran -down tnalce the following test: See how lor.y yots when tbelr real treoble wma lack of can work or bow far yau can walk without lra la the blood how to tell. becoming tired. . Next take fwi five-rra:a
F you were to make aa actual blood test tablets of ordinary Kuxated Iron three times'
on ail people who are ill you would proo- per cay alter meals tor two weeks. Tbea
fo al
ably be ereatly astonished at the exceed- test your strength inin and r-' far voane'.I
Ingly large number who lack iron and who bow much you hare gained. You can calk art iU for no other reason than the lack of as you please about all the wonders wrought iron. The moment iron ia supplied a muiti- by new remedies, but when you come down
tude of dangerous symptoms disappear, to bard facts ther is nothing like good ol i Without iron the blood at once loses the iron to put color in your cheeks and good gower to change food into tiring tissue and aound. healthy flesh on your bones. It it
therefore nothing you eat does you rood; you a!- a great nerve and stomach strengthener
cont get tae stre>n out oi it- xour xooa ana one ot toe best Diooa builders in merely passes through your system like com world. The only trouble was that the old through a mill with tie rollers so wide apart forms of inorganic 5ron like tincture of iron, that the mill can't grind. As a result of this iron acetate, etc.. often ruined people's teetit. continuous blood and nerre starvation, people upsstt' -ir stomachs and were not assimilate j tccome generally weakened, nenrous and all and far these reasons they frequently d:d rim down and frequently develop all sorts of more barm than good. But witi the) discorl: J1 I. .L - . .. s. 1 t .V- t -i : -'1
denod with unhealthy fat; some are so weak this bss been overcome. Kuxated Iron, fof they can hardly walk; some think they bre example, is pleasant to take, does not injure dyspepsia, kidney or lrrer trouble; some can't the teeth and is almost immediately beneficial
aim at nieht. nthera are sleeov and tired all immmiir Pom gaiatcd Iran whiei U
nmm luw and irritable: anme alcinnv l ol cad kbXt bst o wri
ndbleodlesa, but all lak physical power an ..-iS 3.1, ? 753, endaranee. In such cases, it is worse than ta aet Ujan u.tt&. oluia V.tck, aea foolishness to take stimulating medicines or P" i th. n.o.:r.ri .-asune n.rcot,c drugs, which only whip up J-w f f- SS? VfSSSS7JSS uj' gmg vital powers sr the meuxut, ttybS t ta Cia .t t ij iwi wuiar r-raM
them to
PLENTY OF "GAS." Fears i nmany quarters of a serious she; '..i- in the supply of gasoline are premature, it is revealed by the figures Just issued by the United States bureau of mines, covering the first quarter of the present year. While there has been a large increase in domestic consumption and our exports for the period were 13. 000, 'Too gallons larger than in the corresponding three months last year, production keeps ahead, and during the quarter no less than 179,599,000 gallons were added to stocks on handOn March 31 stocks in the United States were estimated at 6:6,393,000 gallons, as compared to 54 6,620,000 at the same time last year and 526,352,000 two yeaxs e n. In 19 IS wartime restrictions on the ue of gasoline were in force and the output of new cars and trucks was greatly reduced, yet during the first quarter of that year c5nly 114,125.000 gallon3 of gasoline were added to available stocks. In 1919 the output cf new cars was estimated at 1,974.016, and the present production is at
t a rate double that of 131 S. yet additions to the stocks
continue to be made. Of course the situation does not warrant extravagance in use, neither does it justify the glocmy forebodings heard just before an advance in price is announced, nor proposals for he regulation of consumption which were tolerated during war times.
SO THE idea is to trade goods with Russia, not to trade for gold Whichever way., however, the bloody paws of Lenine and Trotzky get a coat of whitewash. '
THE HOFTENZOLLERX princes may make a lot of trouble but experience indicates the ccurse they lead, cannot triumph.
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Select your tires ac Cording to the roads they have to travel: In sandy or hilly country, wherever the going ia apt to be heavy The TJ. S. Nobby. For ordinary country Toads The U. S. Chain or Usco. For front wheels The U. S. Plain, For best results everywhere-TJ. S. Royal Cords.
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iEMEMBER the time
the first automobile
parade, was organized? Even the good old torchlight procession had to give way before the advance of progress. " Tires are often sold the same way politics are. The last people to wake up to what they are getting are the people who pay the hills. The bills are getting roo big these days in both cases. And the man who is feeling it most with respect to tires is the man who owns a moderate-price car. in The idea that the small car owner doesn't need a good tire is rapidly going the way of all mistaken ideas.
He needs it more than anyone else. It's part of our job, as we view it, to see that he gets it. Our tire service starts with good tires U.S. Tires. All sizes made to a single standard of quality none graded
down to the price of the car $ they will go on. U. S. perfected the first straight side automobile tir& the first pneumatic truck tire. The U. S. guarantee is for the life of the tire, and not for a limited mileage. IV When we recommend and sell U. S. Tires we do so in the interest of greater tire economy. It is our experience that that is the besr way to build up a sound and sizable business.
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