Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1920 — Page 4

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The Lake County Times Daily except Saturday tml ?M Emered at 1110 Postofitice in Hammond. Juno ?8. The Times East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Kntered t.t the postotfice in fcust Cluca&o, November 18. 1913. The kake County Times Saturday and Weekly Edition. Itd l ltle P--8U'ftice in Hammond. February . The Gary Evening Times Daily exoi't Sunday. Entered at the i-osioKue in Gary. April 18. 1912. All uud'.r the act of March 3. 173. aa secoud-class matter.

1'OHKIGN ADVKKTISI.NG HEPKESEX TA'l'lON G UJU.V.V 1'AYXIO & CO. CHICAGO Gary Oft toe 'iloVhone S Nassau &. Thompson. Ht Chicago Telethons 93t test Chicago ( lh Times) '1 ioj hone C Indiana Harbor (Hepor'er and Class Adv Telephone Indiana Harbor (News Dealer) Telerlum.; llii-.I Whiting --' , Tel phono bt-M Crown Point Teh-phone Al tf you have uy trouble (retting The Time make complaint immedittciv to th Circulation Department. Hammond ( private exchange 3100. 3101. 310J (Call for whatever department wanted. ) s OTicTCTolTnScitrnEK s7 If you fail to receive your copy of Thb Times as promptly as you have In the paL, riense do not think It hi been lost or was not sent on time. Kemember thm the m;ill service is not what it used to be and C;t complaints are Ceneryal from many nourcts about the train and mall ser. Vice. Thk TixtES has increase! Us mailing equipment and is striving earnestly to reach Us patrons on tune. He prompt in alvlslnK ua when you do not et your paper and wo will act promptly.

rle. A devoted follower of the czar, tho defeated general has never shown eytupathy with democratic Meals. IT he had obtained power and had consulted his own inclinations. Wrangel would have restored the czardem. U is. perhaps, just as well therefore that the delivery of Uusia must come from another quarter.

CAN NOT WORK MIRACLES. The people of the United States should learn that no political party can perform miracles. Certain economic laws operate in spite cf legislation, and no political legerdemain can change theso conditions. Slight changes in policy may bring about small improvements, but hardly ever to the extent that is ex pected. The tendency of prices is downward, and econciui experts express the belief that the next few month will see a substantial decrease in the cost of livinLower prices will make it somewhat easier to meet the cost of livinp, but these changes will not have auy effect on the national deft, which muat be paid tn dollars that will be worth more than they were when the government contracted its obligations.

SEEKING TRADE. Some business men are well satisfied if they can get as large a volume of trade us they had the year "before. Others constantly strive for greater achievement; during the coming yea they a. t-.vvays hoping to sell -.'0 per cent or r0 per ceut more than '";' -id during the year that has passed, says the Lmayettc Journal. People of that type are usually good advertisers. They realize that a business, to increase Ua output, must constantly be. getting new customers and drawing patronage from a greater distance. To accomplish that they must use some form or solicitation and as newspaper advertising is the least

expensive form of publicity, it Is the one most com

monly employed. A concern that is working determinedly alor these lines to make new friends is going to put. forth uiiusti-jl efr'rrt to pleji.se the public. It can l' depended upon to go the limit in making low price and

in hunting up bargains that will attract and benefit the people.

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I'ridav. November 19, 1920

WHANGEL S TURN NOW. General Wrangel has gone the way of Kolehak. Der.ikin and Yudenitch. His adventure against the Bolshevlkl has ended in a debacle. As with his predecessors, ruin, swift and overwhelming, overtook him just as the world was beginning to think that he was on the way to success. The forecasts that were being made a week or two a,?o of the coilapse cf the regime of Messrs Lenine and Trotzky probably must be revised in the light tbi new developments. Apparently the JJoIshevikJ are to remain in power yet awhile, unless and upon this the friend3 of Russia will pin their hope unless there ccmes a revolt, unsupported by foreign interference, within the ranks of the Bolbheviki themselves. The fate that has overtaken every expedition fitted out against the Re,1s by other nations is rather convincing that nothing can be accomplished in that, way. Apparently eren Russians who are not friendly to the Bolshevists resent the interference cf foreigners in Russian affairs. The people of Russia must be left to work out their own destiny. Liberty must ere long triumph in the 'and or the Jluecovites as !n other parts of the world. The at ocratic government which styles itself "the dictatorship of the proletariat"' lacks the elements essential to permanency. There is reason, however, to doubt if a victory by "vVrangel would have gven liberty to the Russian pco-

SH0RTEE. F.0AD TO JUSTICEThere are indications to ncournge the belief that the courts, from the smallest to the largest, are responding to the general policy cf avoiding waste and getting results by the least expenditure of the public money, and at the same time preserving the rights of the citizen. Which much is yet to be desired in the work ot bringing about reforms in court procedure, it is plain that th old-time methods of delaying justice as long

as possible are not being received with very good favor by the judges of the present day. The courts are showing more of a tendency to get at the truth, rather than to aid high-priced lawyers earn large fees. The days of the lawyers who would browbeat witnesses and attempt to divert juries from the honest examination ct the evidence appear to be passing, and the lawyer who depended on his eloquence to bring about the acquittal of his client is not in so much favor as formerly, either by judg or Jury. It is gratifying to see that Jurists who have the confidence of tho public to the largest degree are Insisting that business methods be adopted by attorneys and ethers who come into court; that the truth be laid before the courts in the shortest possiblo time, and that cases stand more and more upon their merits. The change, though it has not assumed unusual proportions, Is a real one, and a comparison with the methods of a fev years ago will demonstrate the practical character of the new judicial practice. There i etiil much to be done in the same direction, and thjudges can advance the reform by insisting cn strict adherence to the principles of law as they should b applied in the Interests of obtaining Justice.

THE? NEBRASKA man sentenced to be hanged who was granted the thirteenth t;tay of execution o the sentence certainly has no reasoa to believe 13 an unlucky number.

SOMK WOMEN are prcbably so contrary that they will not vote as their husbands do, even If they think that way.

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EVt;KV lime we notice the horse THAT la attached to & J unk wagon WK wonder why he WASN'T sold with the last load. iyi you ever a-o a niun watch the clock t'OK tha purpuye of ascertaining IOv much work he can do before

' ITTIXU time? Tit ITU may hurt a luMo bul IT takts a lie to cause u I.OT of cumplicati' iih. Ol-" course it is a little eurly to b"fiin , "Dltlivivt; about it, but how MI ( II did tlie butcher fuy ho w s Pi-iiit? TO charge you for the turkey? SOV11-: modern mothers Wtl.r, spend the ' afternoon Dlavinc

bri,i;-e t I M lose two or three 1 uek? anU TIIKV come homo and Sl.l Willie a over t )! iiol.t mU-

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