Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1920 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS COMPAJTT. The Iak County Tinies-r Daily except Saturday ami S.inday. Kntored at the poatoftice in Hammond. June 24, The Times East Chlcajco-Indiara Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered at the po?ofifjce m East Chico. Novemfcer it. 3313 The Lake County Time --Satrirdav and Weekly Edtti'n. Entered ntlha poBtcfTtce iu Hummond, February 4, 1916. The Gary Evening Tims Daily cicrpt Sunday. Entered at the posiofliro in Oa.ry, A pr 1 18, 1S12. All under -he act of March J. as aeccnd-claas rr e t : er. TO REIGN" ADVERTISING KtrRKSEX TAT ION U. LOOA ! AYNC & ll. . .-fHICVOq iry O h ice ULTelephune 131 Xn.'.ik Thomp" ii, Hst Chicago Telephone 931 Jiast llhWg.. tThe Tiius) . Telephone 2$t Indian Harbor (Reporter And Class Adv Telephone 2SI Indiana Harbor (New Dealer)., Telephone 1 1SJ-J Wh'ting Teiephono 80-M Cru- ,i Point Telephone 42 If you hsve any trouble srettlna- Thi Timm maj.e comprint Immediately to the irculftion Tpnrtnnirit. Hammond ( pri v'l e.han O 3100. 3101. 310J ftH:l for whatever ii;ar'nipni wr-rit o-l. ) If yon fall t receive your ropy of Th Tikss a rr HTH'tiy ft j u hvf In the past. p!ii lo not think It haa bfni lot or was not sent on ti.ie. R:m-.mber that the mall iri'tri is rot what it used to Ie and tv.-it complaints are (reseryil fr-m many Fou'cea about the trntn and niil srv'oe. The Ttmk has increased Its mailing equipment and la atrtvin carn.H'y to rca.-h Ira patrons on time. B prompt !ti dvismz i s when you do not get jour paper and 9 will act promptly.

A FAIRY TALE OF SCIENCE. A rr!'Mc fairy ta'e of science in unfolded It an interview given out by tbe mayor of rueblo- Colorado, afrr a journey from Denver to Pueblo by airplane. He oi-vruparos the trip with one he mads halt' a century .-s0. At that time of the first journey Denver -was a town of not more than 3.000 people. The trip to Pueblo was made In a cart, the best method of transportation available and took six weeks, and the travelers did not meet a soul on the journey, not even an Indian. The mayor made the alrpjane flight in '0 minutes. The remarkable developments of the last 50 years suggest a peep Into the future 50 years hence. Will New York people slip sway on Saturday afternoons for week-end visits at California, or Mediterranean resorts? Will a woman by th:U time have achieved the presidency of the United States? Will tuberculosis have been -wiped off the earth? Will wireless telephony have been so perfected that it will be possible at will lo get into communication with a friend, wherever he may be? Anyone with an imagination can conceive of other n velopments ss strange or fascinating; as those indicated in these cjucstloui-. and i emote or incredible as their realization a half century from now appear to be. they tv;'! be n more improbable fhan would have been 'he statement of tb.o mayor of Pueblo, as he made that toil some journey of six weks in an oxcart, that 50 years later be -would fly over th same course in 50 minutes.

SHORTAGE OF POSTAL WORKERS. The shortage of postal workers disclosed In The I'rtted States civil service commission's announcement of weekly examination? to fill vacancies Is attributable t i th low- -salaries paij. There is hope, however, tbaj he sympa hv which the public has for these liardv. fi.-king employes of the government will lead to further Improvement in their pay. As was pointed out at the time of the last increase granted tbem, their gain wa3 not. to ba measured by the raise received, but by the general recognition that It was Inadequate, which is assurance that additional consideration cannot bp denied them. Compelled to face every sort of weather, burdened at the holiday seasons and on special occasion like po.ii'oal campaigns, when material is eut through the

malls in such large quantity, by heavy packs, the letter carriers have no easy task. The people realize that they are entitled to more generous salaries than are now paid. The work has Its compensating feature, however. To the man chained from morning until night to a d!k, a Joh which permits one to he in the open as much 3 the postman Is. Is not unattractive. If walking and fresh air are as beneficial as they are reputed to be. the letter carrier's work should be promotive of health. WILSON NOT HATED. During 1h campaign the republican .-itutudu toward the president frequently was denominated as "hate" by democratic organs and rartoona were drawn portraying republican leaders as engaged m the 'morning hate" of Mr, Wi!?on. Opposition to his policies was alleged to have l.ate as a basis. Clearly this was a misrepresentation of th republican tooling, riate" I not the right word. It mav dserlne the stato of mind of his personal enemies but not or the public in general. If it had been s-aid that republican thoroughly disapproved of the president's acts r would have been tho truth and in the light of the election would have Included 1ho a large number who lour yeara ago gave their votes lo Mr. Wilson. Thniisrh th president m,y no? he hntfd, he him f b;.s done little to inspire opposite feelings in the mass of the American public. He never did invite Jove. My hi& t rat erica 1 efforts, his command of Kngll.d' and the masterly way hi wbtoh he prent'.d a cae he may have commanded admiration but he never received personal affection. He gave of bis brain but not his heart. If be is grieved because the people do not love him. the fault lies in that he has exhibited to the people only bis intellect. Whatever other attributes he may possess have beenwithheld from public view. Mr. Wilson had united support iu his war policies. Partisanship did not enter, but he would not relinquish partisanship in retain, lie was willing to receive but he would not give. He declared "politics adjourned' but in its practical application it referred only to the republican party. Where It became necessary tor re publicans to oppose him they did it on principle and not because of hate. That it was done on principle Is fully proved by the result or the election. The American people are not cv '. They would prefer to admire rather than condeu .. but they are merciless in judgment when it is a question of right. That is what Mr. Wilson has had to face.

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GENERAL WRANOEL exhibited more concern for bis personal safety than some of the otters who led armies against the Bolshevists. He seems to be observing the philosophy of the adage that he who lights and runs, etc.

HOW things do turn out! IT develops that the Oklahoma woman F.IXCTEn to Congres w. president of the. state antlsu ffra AM that ails the country SKTM9 to be a temporary lapse of memory i to -what the e-rebmm 1 in' ended f..r. AW old time an old riK kimono ahnnks A WOMAN can dye It blu", cut off AIIOl'T 5! s tnches from the bottom xr cai! It a ng;lige. M . V a married woman won id t; on strike IF she wasn't afraid of nt'TlNC, t:p the. inion " or; thins that always is

OI K stomach can cope with. AMI Mr. Deba aaya "I M'OJlTfSTKtY the people have not 9 PHOFITF.I) Yy past, en perien-e'' iT 'eat it i- to be hoped ho ha. TACT consists, in faying-1 hings that rEOPIK like to li-ten to AM In listening to things thAt I'KOPl.K like to say. OTHF.Il thing- that mak's a man vr:nr.THY pursuits humbly fsrateu i FOR the way itie rt,r ''ISfp.t cr Fex

TlItM:ii nut in his own can, H that he doesn't HAW; to worry every time he fwt.r up for fear he is a'l w-nnktei behind.

ASKS MOTORISTS "SPARE THIS TREE" VTihLKI.I-r HILLS, Jla . Listen to t his: . "O truckman, spare thin t;re! Have a heart and don't butt me The street la narrow, but the world a wid-'. Try to baok Cn 1h otVi.- 'r "

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verae. the produr-tir,n f,e pome mrlfei townsman, has been hun? to a lare elm tre on P.augua aventje. It was apparently inspired by the fact that a reckless moioriet reeently cra-hed Into the tree with hie oa-, nraplnc injury himself, but scrjo'usly ca?hinE th- elm.

BETTER THAN WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Atspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications.

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NEARLY EVERT person has a different idea rr what constitutes Americanism, but all agree that the immigrant should be fed up on it.

THE WETS may get. a little satisfaction out of the !

opinion that the first hundred years of prohibition are the wettest.

WHEN A MAN' falla out cf the lap of luxury he usually receives a bump that converts him Into a grouch. AFTER ALL. It may he jut as well to let civilisation do h little saving on its own account.

I'HOM the honeymoon IS the last month's bills a they come. in. II-' a man has a lot of OBJECTIONABLE hablta he will

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s !o ies M explanations. E think that before any policy is adopted, the interests of a;l phouid BE consulted and HO W would the other monkey feel about HAWNG gland which are of R-.r, importance to him taken a way for t he BENEFIT of some old roor who thinks he CAN be jist as younjj as he used t'' be. -v K don't know much but we do KNOW that the man who gts his extrcise BV patting himself on the

BCK never achieves atrikiny popularity. 'I HE latest ihinj? we understand IS "prration lum-heons where hosi-..ss A M gue.t discuss their h 'Spita!

EXTEIIIKNCES over their cream t stack rue j BIT we hope that no one j Wil l, invite ns to any of these J DKUCHTrrt little functions as i cream j

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Every Druggist in U. S. Instructed to Refund Price While You Wait at Counter if Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up. The aensation of the year In ts drug tra!e is Aspironal, the twc-mi.i-ute cold and cough reliever, authontitlvely guaranteed by the laborato-ie' ; tested, approved and most enthusiast rally endorsed, by the highest authorities, ar.d proclaimed by the comm u people as ten times as quick and effective as whlakey, rock and rye, or any ether cold and cough remedy tUey have ever tried. All drug atorea are now aupp'lr 1 with the wonderful new elixir, so ali you have to do to get rid of that coltl is to etp Into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and tell liim to serve you two teaspoonfu'.s with four teaspoorfuls of water In a glass. tti;n your watch in your hand, take tf:e drink at one swallow and call for your money back In two minutes if yoi cannot feel your cold fading away lilve a dream within the time limit. Don't be bashful, for all druggists invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing it. When your cold or enngh la relieve'., take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies, for Apironl is by far the safest and most effective, trie easiest to take and the most agreeable cold and coug-h remedy for Infants . and children. Adv.

MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James CongTet. Try Our Half Spring Chicken Dinner. You Will Like It.

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