Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 156, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1920 — Page 4

future hour THE TIMES

the times mttm aX IHE IAK2 COUNTY FHITZTlsrO & rtTELISHXTTO

The Lake Cuunty Tun :- - iv.ily oTi'tvt S.iturthiy nnti Siiriidj'. liUer.J fct tlw lJ-.-loUicc la llatr.hiuiiu, Juu; Ul'i. The Time Kst Chk-ago-Iruiian Harbor, ij-il f-ipt siu.vin v. KuUreJ i.t the post jiiicv ;u i-a.-t Oh!i. ..., No vein. ix-r H. 19 li. Th l-.tk. County Times S:U;i;Jay mil V.. k'.y KiliUon. T(it. r- 1 ul ilit !... t f.'cc ir. li.in 1.1 i.j. l-trunry 1. 1M16l'he inry . l..s i iiii. j Tun-.-- - i y -.- i : Sjuuny. Eni r o -i the isosn-UScv in Gar v. Aiiil 1' i12. Aii uiiir -ho a:t l" Aiati. .i, l'i', ..i a-.'. .'iid-clA.s m:t ft., r.

rt'USOlutb! Ni. tlif vvurlj of the ni'iim-nt id nut very nice. It tiiftt.-s -trtniKl' t "tlie morning alter." All the bad o the war is on Its huinls. hut the good of It hus yet lo he wurioii on!, says Harper's Magazine.

t. HV I ' . .N AUVURTISIXCi UCfiUKSVATj' '.V G I.OGAN 1-AJ'NK & CO. v 1UC

' "JO

fViry Offiot Ti '.m;;i;ii 131 .?:'iu c Tu--mit'.!i 1U.-1 v'lu-an." T'l:'lj.Mie 931 l.-j-tl v'hlcativ v !'!.' i u.ii.-l Tt!' hone !.'' l;.4.:ir:a liuib-r i K i.-r'.-r ana t. l.t.s Auv Tt i-,i it'Tu' -' .t I ..;;:i;!a Harbor t.Nfas Duil. r) 'IVI'TIl-ii.' ll:ls-J V, hr. ihr T : i!i. M'-M "i'l't w i; Voin - ".i-jo!i- 43 U you 1i,ib .my trouble K-'t'l-.,- The Tuibs ii.;K C.ra1 uiun.- i i.i .. y to v!rctii..tun Department. Ui:morul i'i-i- H'i' -x. ia::Ki) "10'.'. 210 1. 3.0i (Call t ' r w lu.iever l-'l r; merit viauu-d.)

NOTIC1-: TO Uav'iUJJCHS. If you fa;l to rtceiv your eupy of Thb Ti.vbs as P" nii'tl as .-u have In the pa .it. i lii.?t do tut th.nk 1". ha fc-i i ios:. or .as nt sent xx t :.ie. 1 ; m. nibi r Mm' Hip mall K' ! . i. , is ii,. t what it !;sni lo I"- unit I'.-t i:i!linUs :iri . . : yi ;i in ni.riv suurefs -V-'-.;r t S-.i; Irani nr.! miU "eruv Tkk luiu l.at, li.'-r. !-w tn.i.iir.rf "iu".ui'.-nt hiiJ I t; .!; vartivstiy to rea-'i i s i,:.r!. on time, lie prompt '.-i .v;:;i.s ui when yuu u- iwi rf.-t our paper un4 we will V. pr.-;:ipt!. IS THE W02LD BETTER ? rbri.-.tni.is iigain. ;uid is th vvorhl an hotter? Is it more connortable'.' Is it n ore iivaivahjo".' Is it i.ui.e oonthlent that the futurv i go! us to he worth the j 'lictituro ti testing it? ft .';'! write letters from 'J..r-'!'e ' been Kilmer us of the prevalence of a ?':! oi "a . hi.er;e.' 1 pa;, ety in !ie most iist n-s-. 1 ruiinti ifs. I.? it pat-tin? Ami i;' it is, what succeeds w lien th.: Jiyst.'iia evaporateis? Is tr. re.-i.uimu a gajety ;h-tt '.s n.iuir.il ami vvliolesoiuo ? Or is it. .soberness, which a'.so is wht Itscuno? Or is it ;i',m'; One call hardly call it a V,a," wori-i i. 'I'licie are h-TlUl people in a goo.S ii.'.tii.v in this countrv espei ia-iy - but it is imt v a gay wo. . In the en.l the w .i r ii-ay.roe lo lave i!o:;c the worlJ e.ood. but i it cm! is ii! i ytt -if ever- ami the improvement is iiu. rt iaarke.!. ir.ileed, otie conv.-pt.ttdtTit who v riles from Kuvope says lie has yet ;o see any one who lias tti u improve 1 by the w.ir. when as those who have n (iaaiatre l by it are plentiful. Kut that Is only like f y that the iumie.Hate results of iilness are net good ani that con valeseents are apt To be querulous and iri itr. ale. There were many peopie who were improved by the war deepened in rheir feelings and experience made aware of what was in then A good many such people died, and doubtless died the betteranJ the more profitably, fcr whfit they had done and what the war had don? for there.. Hut rake the world generally, and it mast he eor.fes.sed that its consecration seems to have wo'-n thin, and ""It showsth.e quern loudness of convalescence. U is. rot cemfor'ahie ei. nor pxori-tiruured. Ir is anxious: it is torplexed. It. Is. not sure what Is ioing happen to it. rnd is duhlomdv inpatient and un-

TIIE RARE GENIUS. ' We turn out more inedioei itiei than we ought to" is cue of the laments of the senior class of Cornell I'nlverslty in lis attack upon coeducation The relations!'.; , between co-eduiatiou and mediocrity Is not act loi ta. but tiiu charge contained in the ncntonce Is quite -it!i. :, !M a itself. reKa rdK .-s of us heannt; upon the iolitrov...sy ai. fiii.eiJ. In fait, the churgo is mon; i rue than .-eii)UH. but the Cornell bo?b siioulun't be so up:et b thu fact. Somebody ought to tell them, as ticntly as possible, that they live in a world of inedici cities, by tnedioeiities and for mediocrities. Cornell Isn't alone in its culpability, if culpability there is; other colleges are dolus the same thin. Why. bless your hearts. Corneiiiaus. how many .enluses '.. you tsihuate your aima mater should turn i ut each commencement day? What proportion of the annua! distribution of diplomas would you myest he awarded to olhtr than mediocrities? And to whom would you award them? 't's folly, not to say unfair, gentlemen, to rail at mediocrity . Why. mediocrities rule the world, have always ruled the world. Such job as the wcrk of civilization is. it is the work of mediocrity with a bis MMaybe geniuses or supermen could have carried us farther along toward whatever the goal of humanity Is supposed to be. but there's never encugh of them at any one time to push u.i very hard. Uesldes. when there does happen to be more than a few of them on tiie job at once, they usually can not agree at all upon a method ( f proceudre. And so. given one Moses and cue iSha kesphare, one Napoleon, a single Lincoln, and a lone Caesar, a stray Newton and a fcgrej;;ited Aristotle, we crntrive to till the ranks of the great with Mediocrities. The trouble is we're not at home with geniuses; we don't know what to do with them when we have them with us. Of mediocrities we make our captains and our kings, and from mediocrities as lords and masters we take rur orders. Genius, gentlemen, you will probably find doing K. P. duty, and It is usually court, martialed for insisting upon marching in a direction quite different from that dictated by orders from headquarters .where sits gold-braided Mediocrity. And often enough, execution cf the sentence imposed by the (ourt martial furnishes us the magic spectacles that enable us to see reality, and behold, we see that here was Genius!

The -Passing -Show

A V -l .t man devotes , MOST uf hi atttntli.B la the hair BKLOW tlx- ear Pite while art OLUEK man devjtrs all OK his attention tu the h.iit a.ejo I'lll-: fact uf ITi". matter

oud of nts"'

IS tin t a liuin isn't us brow inusle

MUM1V at nil thaa to make U oat ntol 1 1 l.i:itl u. in nec ?itles like .Uot KHI K we are not absolutely u rtain HOW vu should feel about it !' we hud a thouand ton ot'jroi ei ies done uj

AS he la fond of boini TIIOI GUT fond of it 0IJ of the interesting eiUtMics ot the plentitude !' money In circuiatiou 1a the uj'.a b 1 e

ll Htlsi; in the amount

I I

i Ol' patent medicine, a.l v ei Using a;

parf ntly ON the principle that the people t'A now afford to liave more thoi. the matter w Ith them. IT inight a!to be well for some I'KOTI.K t... ierp.eini.er that it TllllV are auvioui to make fools '

THi:isti, i;s prohibition slop them.

NKATI.V In one-pound packa-'-s AM) locked up In our elegantly appointed garK. TK.V iiimit-s of bastilng Ulllll) enable jou lo gt 1 id of 8 lltoilll i; that it takes 1 OT ten hotira to till about. lot" may have noticed TH AT the man who Is ala; s lnOsnatlriK THAT something ought to be June M-;KH does anythtiiK. I'lIK way the liU in ti e earn CMti

j aJvertidements

I UKKSS, it aUnya lookd aa 1 IP Ihey liad S"inethini th matter

I wont Willi thtin sjnuwhere above tne i knees

It" there wa a.i much hissing tT demanded imuiediatt an i AKTMIl marrlase as tb.r- is bet- -e ' 1"s' a'nt'fn-

hi mru

If lUUlli

DO YOU KNOW?

rnarnase TIIKHE woubln't be so many Utvorces. A i: are ana.u;' ii'.. to ti.e tir.-t SI IT of asbr.-tas underebiliun that comes

TO this garden spot of th

vorbj

SOME FOLKS are away so much that sleeping is about the only thing that would create a housing problem for them. SOME FOLKS use up so much energy in getting romewhere that they are not of much account when they arrive.

SO we can scare the wlff out of her wits SOMK bright and happy morning HI' being- found sitting noiichaicntiy

THh kitchen stove apparently occupied

I IV reading; the paper

HIT in reality just waiting to heather scream. X Man; may be so honest THAT he would not steal a thousand dollars BIT don't tempt him l y leaving A HAI.P pint lyins whtie HE can get his hands on it.

1 What is the next to the lat syllable of word cnlb-d" 2 Wieit is ft lercniaai i.ati.? ::- -W!.:u is 'p:nel.:i. . k?" 4 v Uu t Knnib'h cl.Ufman a:.'.' -'!-d!r Was kiMivat Ivtnreaa' ' '. " 0 U'lm t is the ee-anit.K ' v laeullV" C W hat state in ' i union Xn.-wn as the "Mii.tlower SiuteV 7 ht Jo'- thti president of the l'llllr'1 .S'ait'S bav..: on 1.1.-' -trolial eard? 8 How many acres are there in a tquun: mil-'.' J How many words arc ia(.r in the

: KiiKhrOi language?

Id hat is a Sobri'jut-i '.' ANSWERS TO SATURDAY'S QUESTIONS 1 What are lb.- "articl. s of w ; : ?"' Answer: Th.;, ;ir. t!i" rules 'na-'-ii by congress f-rovidini; lor a st"in ' i ruilnary discipline and punishn'o nl ; a th arinyV 2 hat was 'wneloiv tax'.'" .iiswr-i . A tav or duty levi'-d in England "U ail windows or openipirs al)' e th" IiurnbT of eif;bt. :: How many lives wire Jost on the Lutiitaniu Answer: A total of 3 . 1 .". 4 mi n, women and children lost th- ir liv-s when tie 1 ,usi Zn ni a. vva-: . unk -May 1. mi. 1 What per c-nl of an te? 15 vva-

HfiMi: for Xmai find we must iiav.: I t"r? Answer: About 74 per cut of

r.'ir Vai.ar union !uit ! tla- ..on tent"- "I an n s i-iinsa-ts of

w at or.

Monthly. December 20. loQ' ." Who discovered the Hawaiian Island!'.' Answir: They were discovered by Captain Jaw-s 'ook. an English

; na v iaator. i ii How k,n; is Long Island? Answer: I LoIiS I; tutld is lli tulles lollff. j 1 Wher. is Lookout Mountain? Anj swer: It is in Tennessee. The battlo of Lookout Mouiilain was fought November 2i. ISO:. "When is Quitiguugesima Sunday;' i Aii-r: It is ti-.e tifteenth day before j tins', ,-. i ' W hat is a sa:aJi.or V Answer: A j sagamore is an Indian tribal chief. 1" Where Is the sipenr. -whale found": ! nsv.er: tl is found only in warm

rraa . Scientifically Examissd Glasses Pitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

J.I. the Vassar and other college

Cirls will soon be coming

!(0

Hammond Optical Farioi

t1 C. Vat t

HtminMd, lot

- aral

FURNITURE

M 11

V--- e,ii-iaiTn:ition 10"fe phongrapb n nd 1 i"'', servie- .

A TIGHT-SKIRTED woman probably gets enough punishment without being criticized by mere man.

A MAN never know.? for sure what

HOl'LI) do until he' tf-rnpted A'D while we feel at present that W KT much rather not have anv

Mr. Auto Owner Let us show you what we main by a real set of winetr sides for your car. A real paint job, a new top or seat covers, made to fit your car. You can't beat our prices, workmanship or materials. Cut FLate Auto Paint and Trimming Company 303 MICH. AVE. HAMMOND Phones: Office 2141Res 3446 CM B a B OB B B B B B B B

-1.

norM Soruck Get the ORIGINAL

Fresh, full-cream milk and the extract of selected malted grain, reduced to powder form. The Food-Drink for All Ages. Used successfully for over 1 3 century. Superior to tea, coffee, cocoa A quick lunch readily digested. Invigorating, Nourishing, Delicious Ask for Horlick's at All Fountains

? '"B "teS m "l "

'OCfjoacoc vuv TjO

CO-

W CIM sate il A

The Old Reliable

Round Package

Prepared in a moment by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. Keep at home or when traveling. AskForanj Get HorIickPS thus Avoiding imitations SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Pric

Write for free caf?!o.;o KotIicVs, Der B, Racine, Wis.

ri ' l-t .' v-i'l - -'- t 1 . v .

&ffB

irsi r'

To Firiifw iinsli Sws

4 tT.S!M

H0 k

Give them

.4 TT

LM OS tH CS 1

which is au Iron Tonic in the form of a palatable syrup The Syrup is flavored and Chi! Iron love to take it. It is better suited to Children than Iron Pills or Iron Tablets. The Iron in GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP is digested aa soon a3 it is swallowed and, therefore, is promptly assimilated. "Dobs not tlfscoter tha teeth." When the cold, damp weather chills the blood, try taking GROVES IRON TONIC SYRUP and see how Warm and Comfortable you feel when other folks around you are complaining of fec iin, chilly. This will prove to you the value of GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP as a general strengthening tonic. 4 It Improve the Appetite, Brings Color to the Cheeks and Restores Vita'ity a::d Energy by Purifying the Elood and

' o

j"-.. j;

j--.ktli.

i .

iHMMiumi mn'i.. ' w'itmwm ww,;i fif.m vt-f imm, m.j, l J f - Aj J. . , r t . mr --ni i i-ii--nlii- -3--jf.t .f, y f.Ji. - ...i

toAerimi ii--iWmim rf i i ii in

An Extraor

dlfld TV

hiiii.pi. wv w m v m m - J T'tT1 mm pp i' " frrpm4ifWMmNM

Holiday Gift Suggestion Giva a Few Brunswick Records

rfer

For Two Days Only Here is a Christmas gift which will always radiate joy in your home. Every home i should have a Brunswick Phonograph we are making it possible for you to have one in yours this Christmas

the balance

Payable at

Monthly

making ir I?k-h.. You can

jgorfltint! Effect. It is

Ftorr.ach. tn other.

( Oft icei its trengtnennig. in-rot-table to the most delicate

Suited to th? Child, the Mother and the Grand-

We have on hand a limited number of the popular Model 117 Brunswick Phonograph, illustrated herewith. The cases are in red and brown mahogany and figured oak. For two days only we propose to offer this handsome mstrumeat, together with $10.00 worth of records, 209 steel necnles, the diamond needle, and the sapphire ball point, which enables yon to play all makes of records. Total cost, $260 delivered in your heme for moderate payment down

; v- t- . Y

hiealthv blood and a liealtnv

System is a Child's best protection against Colds, Grip and Iniiueiiza.

Signature

on package.

Is.no Co.

R. H. Reid Man ager 525 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

1 ' i ii . i i.nin iiwimi i j 1 iip tin iiifi p'i m w iii lih l if ! 'f ITS Wll 1 ; : '-Ir H til II I ?tll Iu - f 1 1 i ut-m trim-i llft

f STYLE 117 $250.03 M Olher Mod-!-, $123.00 to $430.00

OPEN EVEPV EVEN I v UNTP. XMAS

There's No Record Made that the Owner Cannot Play and Play

riinswick

ETTER

SuDscnbs g-or he f imes

3 ilwr fa. ' Jl2 fcttfitenWiMlHM rfBIW! iSr tC 4' I iJih I"' W Br J