Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 24 August 1920 — Page 8

THE TIMES Tuesday, Ausust 24. 1920. SUGAR CONSUMERS ARE NOT KICKING HARDING RISES FROM ROCKING CHAIR TO SMOKE PEACE PIPE WITH INDIANS Cnc-Fi?ce Stuff O. K. at AsbuiT Park Beach one-piece bathing cults worn by the woBica, tbe chief of police Cf Asbury Park, who la young and married, favors them. "I'll tell you how Jt Is," he volunteered. "In the first place, discard-or.e-piece bathing eult. It Isn't. "In a lot of places they have rulee that women can wear this, can't wtar that. In the main, those rules are arbitrary. Now here we put it oa the basis of t.omm' n sense. "Now as for stockings. a woman feels more comfortable without them. Therefore we don't Interfere TVrt?re it's a question of comfort and no decency violated the .bather g' th benefit cf the rtoutt." I ASKl'RT PARK, N . J . Asbury T'ark ' b'aches nr becoming popular. N-.-t-wiih.!nd ng the complajnrs of the modest, -who have hern sh'-cked bv th ' disregard and can this Huff about th

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But Speculators are Shouting "Help" and "bloody Murder" to IT. S. WASHTXvSTOIN , Aug. JS . Sugrar rtall prices have not touched bottom. but are certain to drop to lower level, with the market heavily glutted with stocks far beyond the normal demand. It was announced at the depir;traat of Justice, today. Iguorinsr appeals by reflnecs and xtcar who'usals Jobbers for the departments Intervention to sto a further lujnp In price officials said no posibel action could bo taken to relieve sugar dealer. who bave over-tkoi'ht and axe nc losing heavily. Spwotrlators and other caught. In this crash must bear the losses resulting' from their speculative activity." aaid Assistant Atty. Gon . John Crowby. in chartre of profiteering prosecutions. Speculators -who boupht at a hicrh price, escaping still high prices to prevail, are. the only one yelhr.ff for our help," Crosby .said. "We note the consumers are not doing any kicking." The, department of Justice today advised consumers agrainst hoarding of icfir, or attempts at overstock at the present prices. Those who buy sparingly to meet their usual needs probably -will be rewarded later by the savlnir expected through louver rrices. Official considered It sifrnVflraat that Cuban raw sugars, for delivery In Januarr and later months, are beir.K qaevted at approximately twelve cents a pound. Government commercial experts studying the sugar drop, now are convinced that the sugar shirtasru scare created several mouths a;o. w.ij large.lv artificial and tht prices reached unprecedented ieve's through th.. manipulation of th specula t i element .

NASHVILLE CAR MENJN STRIKE Railway Tries to Fill 600 Places With Strike Breakers.

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! VASITVim. Tran.. Au;. ;."! . Contending: for five certs an hour increase in wasTs and a closed shop. 600 union motormen. conductors, shopmen and platform men. employes of the Nashville Railway ar.d I,!srht Co.. wmit on strike here yat 6 o'clock Sun flay evening. A ruling has been handed down by the officials of the railway that cars at present wiil only be operated dining the day. the la,-t car leaving the city at 6 o'ciack in the afternoon . Mayor William G. Upton, issued a statement through the press, urgir.s that ali. stores and factories in tiie city be closod at 5 o'clock ach afternoon in order tfcat employs may be all's to Tide Rome. Ra!ay officials sail last night that they expect to be operating with a full force within the next few days. They ay that new men are filling th" places el the strikers . The union officials c'aim only 1.1 p- r cnt of the cars throughout the ivnoI. city are In operation tod-ay and further state that their demands wi.'i h': mw before the employes return to work.

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Senator and Mrs. Harding on their front porch and Senator Hardin; pmoking peace: pipe with Indian callers.

While Senator and Mrs. Hardir.jj were enjoying their front porch i rocking chairs a few days ago they were startled by a war whoop and

weserveu a group oi inaians coming tip me iront. waiic. ine reasons w-ere the ch".efs of twelve Indian tribes, who told of some needed reforms in Indian affairs. Senator Harclinjr said that if elected he would try to help them. All then smoked the pipe of peace.

Miss Madeline Cantwt-a of Chicago, is spending a week's vacation at the home of Mr;'. Mary Keilman. Odr. Fred Hit Zf mart uf Hammond visited with relatives an I friends oa Fildav Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Knires fpent Sunday at R:erd.t'..- with Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Enures. Ittie Joantte Keilman Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Koch of Ha nniioni .

women, .that from thirty-five to eighty men were always largely in the majority amoiij suicides.

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Fossil. Though historical geolncy and th fitudy of ancient life depend chiefly ou fossils, the. term has boon very vaguely and loosely applied. As a precise definition, a writer in Science proposes : "A fossil Is an obje.-t which

j Indicates former existence of an ortttvv, x TT . ganism which, has been buried and preWoman s Life Happier; 6prved hy P,OK:ca1 causeSi prionn Plea-Sailt After "35" ' t0 historic time." The n)'.;,.x!on pre- . j fiered in the arctic lc is a fosp'l, ft 'international news sebvicei ! !,af buried In the gutter Is not: and LONDON. Aug. Addressing the Mod j a truly petrified organism may not be r n-l.gal S 'ciety on the suicide idea,: a fossil. Pr. Josiah Oidfltld siifl stittstics L i .,

eringr a large number of vcois indicated that women's lives after thirtyfive wero pii-iisantoi- and mure an.ract!" than inan'ii.

In f-;it cf the popular hi a that the ' youn.ir woman was th- iuen i f tlo earth, and that at sweet seventeen ! fh" had the world at her feet It was i I evidenced that from the ages of fifteen tc thirty -live more young women c.-m-

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The Hinreen family from Cincinnati, Ohio, rpent last week with relatives. Car! Fredrtch of Oary. spent Punday with "Win. Fr'.edrich and family. Tony, Edward and 0:-3'd Keilmqrv of Hobart. vuvted wsth r--.a-:ves or, Punday .

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