Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1920 — Page 4

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kAt Chic-igo-Indlana Harboi. dally except at tti puatoiaca m l-tu Cm.a.p. iu'

DOES NOT SPEAK FOR LABOR. John Fitzpatrick, the president of the federation of labor ia Chicago, declares that he hopes to see the Vnlted States "throw off the joke as did Russia and , establish the same sore cf government." It is difficult

ali'ns.0. lmaSine whether Mr. Fitzpatrick is the more ignor-

rs. Fl nenc U. or vicious, it 13 certain, however, that he dis-

t was won by M the position he holds and should he deposed olerove. In the ' 0,n -oiM., i.-u.-. u .

. , . . . , "'""v iu uiuiucui. uue iie . uuuoi less bands Joined thendinner. While r.s for a smalI element cf flannel-mouthed reds, he

ments were ma.iot voicing the sentiments of the rank and fi!e of

ame. The AVh organization and he shamefully .misrenrpscnts nnri

Purple Sox. the llsn3 jt For many people wiM mistakeulv retard

'.o . mis rno - days fvPr knim as the pPkesman of organized labor in Chicago,

be tv. p. declares the Fort "Wayne News. "

PRINCE TAKES SHORT BOAT)

There ia general regret that the bullet endinsr

Pritoce Joachim's life left enly one Hohenzoliern less. In cwmmittintr suicide the

tru2V an ancient tradition that honor demands raemt I ' an overthrown royal family, if not killed in baNJ-12 take their own lives. Rut it Is suspected that flnancial straits in which an openhanded prince found himself aVer the imperiaf treasury reverted to the perple, a blasted- royal romance, and the effects of a prolonged debauclhad more to do with his act than honor or tradition. Iadeed, the mind of a Hohenzollern wculd not be capablelof the meaning of the word honor. It Is a trlgic end for the prince who four years ago was the Jdol cf the German people, having been accounted th most popular of the family in Germany, as Crown Vrlnce Frederick was the most detested. Joachim's popularity- dated to the war days ofl914 when he was wounded in France. The commander

who had permitted him to get tco ckwe to the fighting was severely reprimanded after the prince had been snt to the Russian front, where there was lss danger. Soon after the kaiser's abdication. Prince Joachim sued and obtained a divorce from his wife, who ,was a princess of Anhalt. He was a vlctlm'of birth and environment In his passing the wold'dces not forget

that the fewer the rlohrnzollerns, the niore secure will be the peace of the world. FINDS DANGER IN SUPPRESSION. I'se of the public school as a community center and establishment, of a community forum where all subjects may be discussed openly and freely were advocated by

-i. nenry t. Jackscn. of the U. S. Kureau of education in an address at Winona Lake on Sunday and Monday on the subjects "Democracy in Operation" and "The Training For Citizenship." "The ballot box is the symbol of citizenship and it should be placed in the school house." declared Dr. Jackson. "Success cf national democracy depends upon democracy as it is practiced in the communitv K,r,

community is a little democracy an everv school house should be made the capital. The school house should be made the club house for all community activity. The schcol she; I be made the peoples' university to equip them for the practice of citizenship." Dr. Jackson in his two addresses defended the right of free speech. "Freedom of thought," he declared "cannot be regulated, but freedom of expression can be stifled by government oppression. The censtitution of the United States gave to every man and woman the right of free speech and the welfare of the nation deponds upon the guarding of this right."" Dr. Jackson insisted that there is greater danger in suppression of so-called radical talk than there Is In allowing the utterances and counteracting them bv setting fcrth the great principles upon which this country's government is founded. In defending the right of free speech he asked the uestion "Who is to1

juue wnat is radical?"

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IF GERMAN hangmen, striking for higher wages -ere permitted to hang all who deserve it they wculd get in enough overtime to do very nicelv THERE IS STILL hope that the Turk mav not sign there " and will get what U coming to him. '

Princess Marie Jose. This is the most recent picture of Princess Marie Jose, daughter of Kinp Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. Her Royal Highness will reach her fourteenth birthday next August.

yo really important atep liorijj be taktn without long- lorethought COMl.MI.VG perhaps over a period of years IK not decades and we are

MT1V thinking of stopping: smoking. Wll.VX a lot of men there are who are IIF1AD1' to admit that if all the rest of the PEOPLE were like them. It would be a better world. UK all know that we are entitled to a lot MOnK than we posses but O.M3 of us can understand why the other FALLOW isn't satisfied with what he has . SOME of the camisoles we have noticed amount TO so little that putting: a. luxury tax on them

SEEM almost like putting it OX the bare skin.

THE French monkey gland man has

arrived In New York

HE has certainly arrived in the right

place..

WE wonder If Mr. Palmer has estab

lished

n test whether one-half of 1 per

cent beer is

INTOXICATIXti and whom he found

WHO u.ed It for drinking purposes

if anybody?

A girl gets Just as mad W1IEX you stare at her as she would

IP you failed to notice her and It Is pretty HAIID for a man to keep from staring at some of them. A lot of our good and

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SUGAR An opportunity to buy the best rade below refiner.' prices for lO lbs. at $2.25 10 our .tote. No po5. C. O. D. or mail order, on U,Uttm Kif WHEAT WILSON'S CORNED BEEF-

45c

FLOUR The best.

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MINAS BLEND COFFEE Best

value in Hammond, A C per lb tDC 3 lbs.. $1.35

C0C0A--Finest quality,

quart Mason jar, at

Fine for picnics.

VA lb. can

FANCY CALIFORNIA

litANb Per 1 j

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JELKE'S GOOD LUCK MARGA

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OLEOMARGARINE x

.CRISCO The best shortenine.

Vl lb. cans A P-

Without a tire change, and breaking all previous VeC 7,my MiIton driving a Duesenberg car on Oldfield Tires, won the 225 mile race at Tacoma July 5th, averaging 95 miles an hour. Ralph Mulford finished second, Eddie Hearne third and Art Klein fourth, all on Oldfield Tires. Indianapolis, Uniontown and now Tacoma! EVERY TIME!7"8 victorio'us over a11 rivals Such results are beyond the sphere of mere luck. Fubhcly, competitively, conclusively they prove to you that Oldfield Tires are the most trustworthy tires built. For Speedways are the world's most cruel testing ground of tires. In each of these races, the victor gave his Oldfields more destructive wear than you would impose on your tires in years of normal use. Truly Barney Oldfield, veteran "Master Driver'9 has built a tire that will STAND UP. Because these tires stand up, they win races. They will win for you too, and for the same reason. ofSdes05 winners-"sPeed-tested

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a lot of vitality this hot

PI HE citizens are going to be sadly niSAPPOINTKIl when they get heaven and

FIND that no private boxes have BEEN' reserved for them

AD they will have to mingle with the common herd. IF garters for wives and little boys have advanced TX price in proportion to everything else W'Edon't see how some of the women AI1E going to feed their families.

rnOHAHLV the reason the democrats don't nominate J. HAM LEWIS for vice-president WAS because they felt that his clothlnj and WHISKEn might attract attention

XD they felt that J. Ham would Just hate that.

IT takes weather

Ar valuable time to KEEP a grudge in good-working order. WE often think that It isn't the troubles that TEVEt.OP -nrhlr-h give people wrinkles and gray hair IT is iifiially the troubles which fail

to develop. A.V eminent scientist gloomily predicts THAT we ore soon to become a legless race SO w. hurried out to climb into sev

eral STREFIT cars and limousines to ascertain how soon AMI we were soon convinced THAT it will be a long long tlm. IN'fE the w. k. neighbors cats have I1ECOME almost a minus quantity THE conservatives In our neighborhood ARE dozing off. toward morning

W'TIII-E the radicals aren't sleeping a wink nil night. EVER notice what fine complexions good-natured

WOMEN have? Being good-natured IN a sure way to have a good complexion A!VD If w. don"t get a vote of thanks KOIl this paragraph we'll Just quit that's all. AFTER a couple has been married ten yars IT Isn't love that makes a wife hate to let HER husband out of her sight. IT seems that try as we will DAYLIGHT Is about th. only thing THAT people can save NOWADAYS.

FALL'S BRAND EARLY JUNE PEAS Sweet and 1 7

tender, per can C 3 cans foe 50c ROBUSTA COFFEE A rnnrl

drink, per Q r

pound J J 3 lbs., $1.00 SOAP poidcbars, for -4:5 C

SUGAR CORN Good quality, sweet and tender, 1 "7 per can 3 cans, 50c MONARCH BRAND BAKED BEANS Per 1A can 1 T" C 3 cans, 40c

PRUNES Extra large size, per lb. .

29c

LARD fe very best' t5lis saIe " p05' 49 q

MILK

Pet Brand, doz. baby n J. ran 7r. r,-, O 2"

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2 C

FLOUR Best quality in bulk. 5 lbs

39 c

KITCHEN KLENZERPowder, per

can

-Scour5c

(3 cans limit) GRANDMA'S WASHING

17c

POWDER Large

package

BUTTER Keota Creamery, finest obtainable, per the ?A pound vJvC GRAPE MARMALADE Monarch Brand, very fine JO eating, 1 lb. jar. . . . BARBER'S BEST AND CHEAPEST MATCHES One doz. boxes to OQ i package . ?

20-MULE TEAM One pound

package

BORAX i 14 c,

Specials from Our Candy Section

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POP CORN BRICK Balloon in each package. f Each

CHEWING GUM

All kinds, 4 pkgs. . . . XJ 3 for

AFTER DINNER MINTS U-All-No Brand packed in tin box containing bz ounces.

CRACKER JACK or Otl CHUMS 3 pkgs. ..C BRACH'S ALMOND or MCLK CHOCOLATE BARS OA

15c

he best, 1 A ch . .. AiC

Household Specials for Friday and Saturday

JOHNSON WAX Best

for

polishing floor, furniture and

woodwork. 1 pint iJ?Q

STONE JARS Extra Jieavy. first grade. Special for 1 gal. size 20c 5 gal. size $1.00 6 gal. size $1.20

iu gai. size r bhwu iuuCLOTHES PROPS Heavy ber, extra heavy rub-IQ r,r3r Urrr. ,1,. I OCT. Special. doZ. . .

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Amaizb Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy ia five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Roby, Ind.

lake ihe limes ud kec touch wit'a the whole wcrld.