Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 173, Hammond, Lake County, 11 January 1921 — Page 4

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(iisposlticu of so many persons to place their holdings n the market in order to get money to invest in somethins else. It would be interesting to know about what percentage of the bond sales a few months ago were made because of necessity, but it is reason-able to believe that the percentage was not large. It is declared that many millions of dollars' worth of bonds were exchanged for securities of little or no value, ou the promise of larger returns. Persons who have held ou (o their government

A1X uodr Je act of Jdarcit j. s socund-clast bonds are not concerned about their market value. In-

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Tb lut Ooanty Times Dally xcpt Saturday ana Janwre postotuce in Uuiumuutx. .-e'e 2. The TUna East Chicago-Indian a Harbor, :.-.;; ,-u'ept IBnT.?i?trwl to postoftlce itt ta."i Cuicutjo. Xovtiu. t is. lsi. Thy LAk County Tiroes Saturday urd We.kiy Lotion. l th Poatofflee in UmtB..n.l, f-;truury I m. Tle Gary K renin a; l'inwa luiiy . c-i t ;Suuay. tin.

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Pnr Office Telephone 13 Natsaa A Thompson. Bast Chicago 'IVit-phi ue it 31 "ft CJtfrMto (The Times) Telephone 'Jfc Itwilan. liarbor lRporter ana Class Adv Ttlchoim ft'i IndMin Harbor (News DP:r) Telephone llliS-J waAi i',.fih..ii ku-M Crown IPolnt Tor phone 41 , U 9H ha- axty trouble etttnr Thk Time ir.aKe corns' fit tomexiiatoiy to this Circulation l..-par tilth.. idfOnmmri (prlvata uchvacr) 3H'0. HOI. 310J (Call for whatever department waniod.) NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If you fall to receive our eery of Tub T;m an Promptly a y have In the part. p!fa.f do nit thick it has fcn lost or waa not sent "t t'rne. I'. -in, inner 'hit the mail PTloa U not what ft used to be a; d tv.: complaints ITfo&ryal from many oourees ebout tls"; (ra n nn.i mail ser. Price. Thjb Ti OM ha Incrniped m:iilii ipm-r.t and 1 fttrivlnn earnestly to reach it patron ou time, prompt la art vtatrvtf ua when you net tfet juur i til tr auJ wc will act promptly.

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BEGIjSTNING OF RETHENCHIvIElIT. Cuts which the hoiife apnropriat i. n..-- commit t

ua.de In the sundry civil and po.-.:ot'ic- bins fn-es.hvdow fulfiilaoent of promises cf retrenchment tl.: t indispensable to the country's welfare. Spectacubi r us tire the redtKtloos. ntade In departit;or:t;! c'Stituat'-s id what ia needed, the significant feature of th sundrv cirlj bill report is that the amount which the committee rooiuaaende is & great many it ill ions les.s tha u the nrrtgat granted least year. Cor,.-.rant srowt ;in.l fiavelopment of the postoffic.e depart uieut, toset iier w it U Itrcreese of fixed charges over whn-h tt nies has ni control, call for almost $70.oOO.OOo more for the service nxt year than thLs. but the care with which t! e estimates hava been scrut itiici appeal s i:i the f t that tbe committee has reduced the amount i eiue.-; d by alBOst $11,500,000. business-like procedure by the ci mmittee was lha elimination of $147,000,000 from the sundry civil IIll. tee stupendous sum having been sought for the shipping board. In the judgment of tiio committee tbia orgranlu.tkn should "paddle i:a own -an-e" a r.d supply its needs cut of income from its operations. Tha people will indorse the decision. The scandalous waste and extravagance that have ch.arH terized the conduct of this 6ervice. as disclosed ia the recent investigation, has convinced the public that if the et'terf.rfse cannot be self -sustaining- if should lie wound up. Another item whose elision appears to have been dictated by wisdom was the $00.0"O which tha department of justice sought for enforcement of the prohibition act. The resuJta obtained under Attorney General Palmer'8 admlnteration have not impressed the people. Unergy more than money appeaorn to be the need of this department. The same may be said of some other?, and congress is justified In assuming that if it iasists upon 'he maximum of service for the least possible expenditure cf the people's money there will be marked Improvement all around.

teres t i being paid regularly and this at a time when dividends on sound industrial .stccks are beinR passed by the companies in order to meet emergencies.

THE ENEMY WITHINMr. tJompers manifests a good deal of concern over the activity of people he dubs the "enemies of labor". His anxiety in entirely misplaced. Neither labor in general rscr union labor in particular can be injured by its avowed enemies, if thre are any. I'nionUm is iu greatest danger from the policies pursued by its avowed friends, whoso action are not always guided by wisdom. MOKE CURRENCY. .Senator-elect Thomas K. Watson of Georgia evident iy has nut altered his financial views since the 'as in whicli ho advocated Increasing the mon' volume by ii leans of free coinage of silver. lie lias ditfiijVH'oi that J 1 itL'.Ono.iMio of the greenbacks authorized ia Civil War d iys have never been issued and he urges putt irg them out quiikl to restore prosperity, in fact !'c i-erins to be of i be opinion tha the cure for too ureiit a vchime of curreac; is muie purreucy. And of the same type is his proposal to make Liberty bonds a '.cgal tender. Mr. Watson may be considerably older than in the days in which he gained prominence as a Populist and advocate of many shaky financial propositions, but be appears net to have advanced to a more stable basis, 't seems to be the design of the Georgia senator-to-be

; to inaKt? it easier to oorrow money wnen uie rea i trouoie j at present lies in that a great many people have borrowj d beyond their ability to pay. It is well to have enough J t urrency to meet the needs of legitimate business, but

too great a volume may lead to less care in lending, with resulting Iosj if untoward conditions develop. That seems to be the trouble at present, when we have th greatest per capita volume of currency in our history.

Poet-Frinter Cousin of Lloy1 '"-rp-e Who Differ With Premier on Ireland

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fly one-quarter of a mile without MiUij; ! more than three or four fact above tie

sea 8 What country la th mot wraterij portion ef P'.uropeT Anwn Fiance. 9 Of what trlba of Indians wan nisi k Hiwlc chief? Answen He ws chlf o' th! Sac and Fox tribe. 10 How tonjr In th tu!f 8f Callfcr ulnT Aniweri It Is about T0 mile ler.)r

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LET LIBERTY BONDS ALONE. Th secretary of the treasury has refused to take f.ny action toward bringing the various issues of government bonds of the world war to par. Even c-on-yress hesitates to do anything. to meet the proposals of certain members to increase their market value. The drop In the market values of government bonds was not brought about by any dcubt of the va' ;? i f the security back of them but if was caused by conditions over which the government had no control the

A STOP-GAP MEASURE. It may be readily admitted that, tariff legislation passed by congress to meet the emergency will not be free from fault. Under the circumstances, congress is doing the best it can to delieve the country from a deplorable situation resulting from ho action of the I'temocraic aduiinisti ation iu enacting the free trade law of 191:. Socn after that law went into effect, the war broke out, thus shutting off imports. It is only in recent months that foreign trade conditions have resumed such a state .as. to permit renewal of large importations injuriously affecting American markets. A critical situation calls for immediate action, and congress cannot take the time 10 frame legislation cf the fhfracer suitable for permanent policies. Some unrieshable import duties may be found in the bill, but great accuracy cannot be expected where haste i required.

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Passing Show Hi;KPHK triarr;a;;c lie Uiis- her THAT be iMt't worthy ut her AM) afier niiimftti' UK J'H s all in his pemr to .i "Vc ji TM1J process's ef evolution ARK rather slew A Ml we imagine it v;n be SKVKV or eight iiul'ion yturs yet BKPOHi: fc-erit i'Tiitii ti' :-.!. : .uy PtlCillTS shake down . fitrnac

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SYMPTOMS WOMEN DREAD Mrs. Wit.on's Letter Should Be Read by All Women Clearfield. Pa. "After my last child was born last September I was unable.

m to do all of my own

work. I had severe pains in my left side every month and had fever and sick dizzy spells and such pains during my periods, which lasted two weeks. I heard of Lydia E. Plnkham s Vegetable Compound doinjf others so much good and thoueht I would oHve

it a trial. I have been very glad that I did, for now 1 feel much stronger and do all of my work. I tell mv friend when

r? found in Africa. The Akkx.-i are the they ask me what helped me, and they iee.-t troublesome. think it must be a gand medicine. And 4 M hat important work don the it is. You can use this letter for a tescartlm unn do? Answrr: The earthworm timonial if you wish. " Mrs. HARRY A keeps the earth from getting hard. It WILSON, R. F. D. 6, Clearfield, Pa. is j-stimated thst the earthworms on an The experience and testimony of such acre of land will move mere than fificn women as Mrs. Wilson prove beyond a tons of earth in one year. doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege5 - when were flags first carried in table Compound will correct auch troub.it!!. ? Answer: one of the earliest bles by removing the cause and rtni.

Phen th.nks that the Irish ar.3 en- ! kl)OWn flags was the ironfaion borne near mg the system to a healthy normal con-

Am. -ri- I '.:t!..d to e!f-K.-..veri,nsent. I she c.-rson of the crotnmrir.der-ln-c.hPif of ; u'tlon. V hen such SVTDDtoms devalnn

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1 W hat arts U'wMduoua trees'? 2 What race of dos in the wlldsi? 3 What 1 a dfrmous? 4 When iras the "Triple AlUanco." ) first formed? i 5 How many esgulmoa are there? ' 6 When is "Turn Kipper"? 7 Where Is Hampton Roads? b Av hat animul walks on a single toe? 9 AVIiich of the Kreat lakes is econd , largest? j 1" Who wrote the Federalist? Answers to Testerday's Quevtloaa. 1 What causes loss sticks to burn steadily? Answer: Camphor u-sed la tha manufacture of joss sticks causes them to burn steadily. . 2 W-hnn did duel beenma common urid what caused thrm to become unpopular in IL'ntted f-vtatefl? Answer: I'tirlinj? became common in the Sixteenth Century. Iliblie sentiment was aroused UKtifnst them in the Vnlted States after Ab xand-r Hamilton wa.-i killed by Aaron Burr in a contest of honor. 3 AVhnt are the most notable dwarf races of men? Atiw r: The Burhmen, 4 feet 7 inches; Akl.tis, 4 feet 10 inches: Ol'iirmos, 4 feet Z Inches. Thepe races

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KITt.'III'JN bothering lis busy wife J that he will mistake tin- splierolj PK colorinif matter thut comes WITH eleoma'-e.'jriiie for )IA HAS! HIM) cherry rtid eat it. Ol'I'dUTl .MTi may knock at a

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a study of the popular customs, traditions and tales of a people. 7 How far can a flying: fish fly? Answer: It Is claimed that the larsre fiying

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placements, nervousness and "the blues"a woman cannot act too promptly tn trying Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound if she values her future comfort and happiness.

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Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollwcg may have had some good qualities, but he will be longest remembered by his "scrap of paper" utterance.

There are a .lot of tilings with which a person j ioay deal tolerantly if he is not losing any money j

through them.

It used to be politeness for a man to give his seat to a woman now it's absent-mindedness.

W V MS no such Wm as discipline 0E of father's duties ! to tell the children I ha; I.' TOH Oil i.R"t p.Td l.'tlKe THKV t'other w,.rti rs why l he III! l)Ui: st'o- up in the firm be-i.ef

THAT he is a. "iowimi nei! liar. PK of the dangers o "wl'eh

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TK V It, to get it). Ill 11 way fcome men ariMi.fe TIIIJIK napkins when tiiey ait down AT a table y.,u would think THKV were i:oin to get a shave IWI'KAO of a mi.. ii. A.viONf; thu other. win. are destine 1 TO m.ss a gnat deal of the best in Ufe Is the member of the ciars

J UKTW t;K 41 and 4 0 t j WHO never will have any wide-eyed i I m.i:i-HEAl)l.'fl little grandchlli (Jreir i I TP lie to about what be did in the i w ar. I

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rvepainung your car, on rvepairing or Rebuilding your Top, Upholstery or Seat Covers. Have those broken lights replaced. A guaranteed winter side built to fit your car. Vv'e renickel all auto parts in our own shop at a very low cost to you. Call and get our prices it will pay you. Gut Rate Auto Paint and Trimming Company 303 MICHIGAN AVE. Phone office 2141. Phone Res. 3446 HAMMOND fL JlitflML , i,n-..-, -j". ti-j,"in-fja'i I ii"" mn

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IF we ever .should beccine IWOIAIU) personally In a cueek -tot-heck lACI'. intend to slide OVKll a little , if by areident AM) find out somc;h:n we have l.ttti wanted to It now. viz: whether THK deposit left by ifpsticks HI n off. A LOT ( f ur-r.-j.-r.K eerji w illing To civinricer their lives and libortr

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FRANK HAMMOND, Sec.-Treas. H. J. GESCHEIDLER, Asst. Sec.-Treas.