Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 70, Hammond, Lake County, 9 September 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES

Thursday, September 9, 1920

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LUMBER WAGON DIPLOMACY. It has been the policy cf this country for years to cultivate the friendliest relations with the. republics of Central and South America. When Frank ie Roosevelt asserted that were the United Statts a member of the league of nations it would control the votes of those countries his statement was as uauitucmatic as it was untruthful. It was calculated to arouse the ire of every one cf our neighbors to the south.' and imperil cur relations with them. The state department was so concerned about the matter that it hurriedly issue f a denial of Mr. Roosevelt's blundering remark.

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it ii taat prompts the newspaper repot ter to buch uuHagging loyalty to Lis paper. There is really no m.. sicu auuut it. The true reporter places Lis job above .ill else. For him the whole issue of his paper is a failure if his part is not up tc mark if he has missed his "story" or has fallen down on some essential of it. Few reporters remain reporters all their live.;. Their sense of duty, their loyalty, enterprise antneigy almost invariably call them eventually into more lucrative lines of business, or. as in the case of Harding and Ccx. win for them prominence in politics. The reporter's sometimes spectacular achievements as a result of these attributes, bring him to the attention of the public. Others, countless thousands of them, are just as loyal, just, as d eve ted as he. and like him they are the men who get along in the world. Loyalty, intelligence, energy and persistence win in any line of endeavor. The reporter has no monopoly on these virtues, but he is a fine example of them in everyday practice.

GERMANY -PRODUCES MOVIE THRILL ARTISTS TO RIVAL THOSE OF U. S,

WHAT CAUSED THE WAR. The opinion of a man who is prominent in German politics that the telephone caused the war may not be borne out by facts as they were presented before, during and since the wold conflict, but it directs attention to an interesting phase uf modern life in a striking way. This German oiffcial reasons that in 191 communication between Berlin and other European capitals was tco easy and rapid, and that the diplomats were able to converse with each ether instead of writing their communications, and that they did not sufficiently deliberate before speaking. It is not plain just hew this theory harmonizes with the evidence that Germany had been preparing for years for just tucii a conflict as was precipitated by the killing of an Austrian prince. The writing of old-fashioned notes might have averted the war. ,but there is nothing to indicate that )t would have done so. It must be admitted, though, that the haste with which modern business is transacted, including diplomatic affairs, has not added anything to the conservative character cf either. The pressure of affairs makes Quick decisions almost necessary, though they are not always the wisest. The world will not discard the telephone or other instrument that has brought its members into- closer relation, though the telephone be blamed for the greatest conflict in history. The charge is based on a theory that is the foundation for considerable skepticism.

THEY ARE FOR PEACEThere is not a doubt In the world that the republican party will gain the great majority of the women's voce. Even more than th$ men they are for peace, and will never eabt their support for a league of nations that means practically constant war for the United States.

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A no I T the. streets nude than dressed the way they are .OW VVUr.L, maybe he would at that.

WE are sorry to see that the avail-'

able

SI RPLl'S supply of army jodstufl3

IS about one might

II Y the fashion magazines A.XD we guess some cf the around

HERE are breathing more freely.

SINN FEIN

HOUSES RAIDED

exhausted as we suppose

( I LTIVATE a taste f-jr bacon

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE DUBLJX, S-pt. 3 Many housea

I" time the way one FINALLY does for olives. SOMK kind of nuts do not AV'AIT until fall to reach maturity

e man still cjntinues to

oc-

g -.vernment cnp'ed by Sin Feiners wer raided , by Uritish troop3 throujehout the night. I However, the Sinn Keiners were pre-

: parti for the raid as the intelligence department" of the Irish republican i go-, err.ment announced several days

j aco that :t had learned that the British

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Harry Picl in a daring auto leap in a German movie. America has no monopoly cn movie thrill artists, as the photo helps to prove. Hp.rry Piel, Germany's daredevil film actor, is shown performing a stunt that has rarely been equalled in American film history. The photograph was taken at the moment when his automobile plunged successfully over the open space of a destroyed bridge.

military authorities were planning a

-at ourst or activity and would probly arrest manv Sinn Felners who

HIS banker before he hands Hs m- de.-u:i of Terence MacSwiney. n e ' i j

OVER to a stranger for any kind of stocks. AFTER all you siir.ply can't Jl DGIl by appearances, once !n a while a single SIAN has so much trouble that ho LOOKS as miserable as a married man .

fills

THE fuller hip It thorizcd

seems, is now au-

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GOMEPRS "BULL" IS JOHN BULL That rugged old Britisher, Samuel GomR.rs, titular head of the American Federation of Labor, after having repeatedly condemned attempts to influence the labor vote has come out with a doctored statement which is meant to influence the Federation mem

bers in favor cf Candidate Cox. One of the counts i

against Mr. Harding is his vote to strike the labor charter from the league of nations. As a matter of fact not a few democratic senators favored the striking out of that charter. And Senator La Follette, who stands ace high with labor, was the bitterest opponent of that very charter. The truth probably Is that Sam Compers, with his essentially British slant of mind, wants Cox elected because of the certainty that we will thereby be projected into the league without any saving reservations, and Samuel as the grand panjandrum of the labor world will have achieved an ambition second only to that sought by Mr. Wilson as president of the super-government which he attempted to create and whose power behind the throne is John Bull with his six to a dozen votes in the league assembly. The ambition of English diplomacy is the ambition of English Sam Gompers, working in harness

with the ambition of our Anglicized Wood row. But i

The -Passing -Show

PEUIIAI'S the wealthy Cuban siiir planti r WHO was stripped and r-jbbel IN New York knows by this time iu'v

western bar ; WITH a pistol between his fingers? !

It will .

j LOVH is a wonderful thing i make a

THE general public feels when some; body mentions su ar. j EVEN when a man Is modest enough! TO adm.t that he doesn't know !t all j THE betting Is that he has a sneak-: ing idea J

THAT he knowing .

SELFISH girl and

THINK as much of each they do of them.-elv,.

selfish man

other

THE innate d.f

'erence between the

15EGIX to manifest themselves early

knows everything worth;

AFTER carefully observing the fects prohibition

I WE do not hesitate to pronounce it j at least a j MOT) EK ATE success, tha many whaj

AND Mary who never seems to NEED a handkerchief especially ways has one

at-

WH1LE John who not infrequently NEEDS one desperately Ml Ell has one.

Edward C. Minas Co. -Save on Your GroceriesWe are offering you the Highest Grade Groceries at very low prices. Read carefully our list of savings and convince yourself that this is THE PLACE TO TRADE

Soap

Kirk's American Family, Rub-No-More or Crystal White. 1 0 bars

69c

MILK Pet Brand, doz. cans 75c. 2 1

er can.

HAD r.othing stored up having gone; WE noticed our far fonder half,

pretty much Y I rilOLT as they

i reading a recipe how to

always did

all three of them can not control and deliver the vote of American labor.

WAITING FIRST NOTE. Several weeks ago it was stated that, while the president's health might prevent his going upon the stump for the democratic candidate, he would materially contribute to the campaign by his writings. Wonder when the public is to be given the firs: installment.

LOYALTY The Charleston News and Courier draws attention to a recent article by Irvin Cobb, in which he tells how a big financier was cr.cu trailed all day and half the night by a gioup of reporters he was trying to elude. When at last they had run him down and gotten from him the information they were after, he halted them as they were leaving. "I have answered your questions," he said. "I would like now to have you answer one for me; what is it in your work which calls forth such zeal and loyalty as you gentlemen have displayed in this affair today and as I have known you to display again and a pain? Why is it that I cannot command such zeal and such loyalty cf the men who work for me, no matter how much I pay them?" The Courier adds the experience of Harold A. Littledale of the New York Evening Tost. Mr. Littledale had gone up in a big navy "blimp" to report the

LIGHT NEEDED ON THIS. Ask Governor Cox to say a word on Mandates. The Harboard Commission looked into the question of the responsibility the United States would assume in taking the mandate for "Armenia. An army of 59,0000 Americans is one item; $376,000,000 for one year and $756,000,000 for five years are two ether interesting items. We would have to regulate the whole section of Constantinople and surounding territory. We would become involved in the maelstrom of European and Asiatic policies with our American lads either freezing on the Siberian Steppes or wasting away in the Balkan plague holes. Mr. Wilson wants to take the mandate for Armenia. Governor Cox is at one with him.

AND the few who had a little In the ctlar NOT having drunk more than two cr three times as SUCH in the Interim as they would anyway WHILE thousands upon thousands are making it WHERE they never dreamt of making it before. IN our more pensive moments we SOMETIMES wonder what has become of the OLD Alkali Ike of our boyhood WHO used to drape himself over a

REMOVE fruit stains last night and w e ! srrrosE she'll start on us pretty i t

soon . WHEN' a man talks about the FRAILTY of human nature. It is a sign that

has been taking stock of him-

MATCHES Barber's, best and cheapest. 97

3 Doz. boxes

II NAVY BEANS Hand picked

Michigan. 9Qr 3 lbs.-

B LIMA BEANS B. & M. extra

quality. 2 cans w w

BUTTER Keota Creamery, finest obtainable. df

Per lb.

self OR of his neighbors? WHAT has become of the o. W h O

f. man

SAIDi Why he's as smart as a Philadelphia lawyer? A Tittsburg minister says he would RATH ER see the women going

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BABE RUTH, having dclared for Senator Harding, may come in handy in teaching the candidate how to make the run to the white house.

POSTMASTER GENERAL BURLESON may be a i little late in delivering the monthly bills, but it is '

noticed that they always arrive. j

THE League of Nations is said to be functioning, !

but it will require more than that to be convincing ot :E

its opponents.

MINOR CANDIDATES In Ohio will need to make i

more noise if they want to be heard above tha state's 'E three presidential candidates. ' I E

k Safe Guile

The head of one of the most noted cooking schools in the country has stated: "We always use ROYAL Baking Powder in the School of Cookery because we believe it important to select only a pure cream of tartar powder." Cooking and domestic science teachers, and housekeepers also who think about the quality and wholesomeness of fodd, use

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because they know it is healthful and has no equal for producing the finest food. Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste

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Children's Beavers

The prettiest hats for school are Beavers. Friday offers an exceptional selling of $10 Values at $7.95 Black and shades of brown are the colors ; ribbon trimmed in various pretty ways.

These stylish children's Beavers have just been received. They are almost direct from the makers' hands and represent the newest shapes for Fall 1920.

SALMON Alaska pink, fine eating. 1 C Per can SOAP Fels Naptha Soap. ;orbM: 75 c CRISCO The best shorten-

Vl lb. can.

Potatoes Far?' IDaho 1 bet white X ULaLUCD stock. Per peck

45c 55c

SOAP Swift's Pride Soap.

lObars A

for

& Swift's! 1 Pride

CORNED BEEF Wilson's Corned Beef No. 2 can 1Q

for

TEA Fancy Orange Pekoe or

I Basket Fired Japan. .C

1 CI 1U RICE Fancy Blue Rose, 2 lbs ...... .

KITCHEN KLENSER.

TOMATOES Red, ripe, solid pack. No. 3 cans, CC

29c

i Butterine

il 4 1 ill Big Coffee Specials

1 u

3 for STARCH Douglas Gloss, 3 pkgs. . . .

WASHING POWDER, 1 n

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23c

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DNKEY CO.

Hammond, Ind.

Grandma's, pkg. . .

Jelke's Good Luck Butterine. Per lb

Minas Blend. 3 lbs. $1.19. Per lb Santos Peaberry. 3 lbs. 95c. Per lb Monarch Brand. 3 lbs. $1.33. Per lb Arbuckle's Ytiban. Per lb

F Ceresota. Vz bbl sack $6.97, iOUI 14 bbl. sack $3.49, V& bbl. sack.

34c 40c

32c ti

45c

$1.75

Chocolates, our best, hand dipped, assorted A f s flavors, 12-lb kU Larson's Pepicminis, Wintermints and Clover- 1 p mints, 3 pkg? JL Chewing Gurn, all kinds and flavors, special 1 r 3 package? for . . .

Jumbo Sailed Peanuts, extra fine quality, fresh OQ roasted, per !b. . . .

You AH No After Dinnej Mints

21c

in tin box, size at. . .

35c

Rceckheim Cracker Jack er Chums. 2 pkgs 1UC

Drug Specials For Friday and Saturday LUX For all fine laundering. 1 1 r Per pkg LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 50c tube. An Special at .. . (Tax 2c) HYNE SUPPOSITORIES $..oobox. 79 special at (Tax 3c) HERMS ALMOND CREAM An elegant flesh food for banishing wrinkles and permature lines. Special, per CAjar (tax 2c)

Housewares For Friday and Saturday BUCK SAW Painted frame, guaranteed Diston blade. Our special price 25 AX Guaranteed steel, medium and large sizes, extra high grade. 7C Special at i U COBBLER SET Malleable -.1 .1 1 1

iron with tnree lasts and stand.

Special sale

price at

FOOD CHOPPER Good

medium size with three blades.

Special sale price, at. . . ,

$1.75

$2.65