Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 186, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES

Wednesday, Jan. 26, !)L'i.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS x rax xuuc ootnrrr rumsa raxasiajri coacFAirr.

The Llie County Tiroes Dally except Saturday and Munday. feauered at the postottlco la Hammond. J una It, The rimes Eut Chlcaso-Indian Harbor, dally excapt Hunday, Kntered fct the posiofllce la East CbJc-u, Norn oer IS. 191. The Lake County Times Saturday and Weekly Edition. Entered at the postoftlce in Hammond. F-jbruary i. 11The Gary Evening- Tlmea latly e-ept Sunday. Entered at the postoftlce in Gary. April 1' II II. All under "-he act of Vlarch S. IklS. as second-claaa inatter.

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Iasc Chicago (The Times) leiopnono Indiana Harbor (Reporter and Class Ad Telephone ZS Indiana Harbor (News Dealer) Telephone lll-J Whttinff Telephone sO-M Crown Point Telephone 41 If you hare any trouble getting Tn Timss make oonv pUlnt Immediately to the Circulation Department. Hammond t private exchange) . J100. S10I. 1101 (Call for wht-tever department wanted.) NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If you fall to receive your copy of Tr Tinsa as promptly as you have In the lut. please do not think It nU been lost or was not sent n time. Kemenbr that the mall rlce is not what It uwJ to be and t.Jt conipUluls are geaeryal from many mukm about the train nd mall service. Th Timbs has Increased lis mailing juipment and Is striving earnestly t rearn Us patrons on time. He prompt lit advising us when you not gel jour paper and wo will ct promptly. V, i. -" r' '' " V . ' LET THEM STUDY GEEKAN The teaching of the German language in High

Schools in Indiana is provided for in a bill introduced la the House yesterday. The bill should have smooth tailing and ccnsetiuent passage. There is a law on the kiatute booka providing that any modern language except German may be taught tn the High Schools. It was passed during the war. The war is over and the law should be amended. There is no more reason now why the teaching of German should be forbidden than there is of Spanish, because we once warred with Spain. A high school pupil who desires to study the beauties of the German literature should not be forbidden by law to study them. The German language is by no means a dead language. There Is no law In Kngland forbidding the acquisition of Oerman and there never will be. because England knows the value of equipping her young men with a knowledge of a language they will meet in competition In the world'3 markets.

EUROPE'S CASS OF NEBVES Writers in Europe who are predicting direful things that will accompany the next great war a war which they claim is already imminent may be prompted to a large extent by a case of over-wrought nerves, resulting from the terrible ordeal through which so many countries of Europe passed during the war. It will be) recalled, however, that few persona believed the world war would last more than a year, for it was argued that the engines of war were so terrible that the aatlona could not bear the strain upon their resources la men and money. There are predictions that Russia will attack Rumania and Poland in a great spring drive to recover territory taken frcm the Russians by the war settlements, or rather the proposals to settle the war. Rusrla has unlimited resources In men, but something more than that is required to conduct a war for a great length ot time. While the truth about Russia appears as Indeterminable 'as It was four years ago, there la no reason to believe that the Bolshevists have been able to organize the country in a way that would permit It to carry on an invasion of Rumania and Poland, backed by the Balkan states and by Czecho-Slovakla. It would be unwise to decide, without reservations, that there will not be a wtr In the spring, with the Russian reds as the aggressors, for the latter are capable of creating & great deal of trouble In eastern Europe Rut there Is reason to believe that Rumania and Poland are aware of any danger that exists and will prepare to combat it. An attack by the Bolshevists on Rumania and Poland might be the signal for a new uprising by the enemies of the present government in Russia, and such an uprising would prove a serious menace to soviet control. What Europe needs is a long rest for a bad case of "nerves."

' nciencie in politeness in boys. The Scouts teach that it la not unmanly to exerisa those graces in conduct which many boya appear to regard as effeminate The Ecouta are taught that politeness is one of the first evidences of manliness, and they are recreant to their obligations if they regard it lightly. Why should not politeness be made a part cf the instruction of every grade school? For a few years, at least, it might be necessary to teach politeness in the high schools, for It is net certain that the critic of conduct would find everything to his liking in the higher classes. And many older persons might learn something worth while through the things (aught to their children in schools on politeness. THE FIRST LOOK AT LIFE Many persona who are not parents will be. Being u parent is a large hunk of life, and the way to win bt being a parent. Is to have nucceasful children. During the past only the very wise have realized that a child's life is affected more before the fifth year is reached than ever after. Nine out of ten parenta still fail to realize how quickly the human offspring becomes a thinking being. Personality, character, thinking machinery, al begin to open up almost when the eyes are open. In ether words, the child's first look at life long before parenta usually dream that it makes much difference what the child hears or sees Is as important as anything connectod with the future of the race, with the home, with the parenta, with you. The one visitor to your home who should always bee you at your best is your own baby! A whole lifetime may be made successful or twisted out of shape by a few monthse of the right kind or the wrong kind of a first look at life.

HARDING HALTS TO ADMIRE BABY VACATION PARTY WAITS

WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS Little gtrla have a different way of picking up a doll than little boys have. It's instinctive. No man can run his finger around the naked gums of an infant and predict to the day when the first tooth will arrive. It has never yet been recorded that a father ateered a baby carriage properly the first time, without coaching. A baby will smile for its Daddy, but when It's hungry, it hollers for Ma. A man may have a big mustache and a deep baas voice, but when a capable woman asks him to hold the baby's bottle for a minute, he becomes as a little child. Some men are flattered by one thing, some by another. There is Just one remark that "gets" 'em all: "Isn't it the Image of Its father!" When there 1b nothing else to be said about a baby, it can stll be remarked that the child has a very sweet expression.

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mcnt of labor announced today that 1.133 aJlen ajiJLircliista -snsre ordtnd deported berweca July i. 1911. ajid Jan. 1, 1SJ1. of -which amx.ber 505 have actutHy tyrcn deported. During that period 6. 2 2d deportation -ws-rrantj wirt sworn out of wLlch 4.1S8 were served and 2.9 IS were ca-coelled.

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President -elect Hardin, at extreme riht, placing with Master Ewing Easter of Baltimore, on dock at L

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Aogustlne. At left are Senator Frelinghuyaen. Hardinir'a host ou the vacation, and Hardinr. on the

rck of the houseboat "Victoria.

THE UNWORTHY POORA Missouri man has left a will establishing a fund for the aid cf the pcor of his town, Eldorado Springs, Mo., every Christmas. It Is especially suggested that the gifts be distributed to unfortunate persons "whether they are "worthy or unworthy according to the standards of society".' 4 - J; Those In a position to give money to fellow beings In misfortune so long have insisted that the poor to be nlded must be "worthy" that It ia a great relief to find one man who does not attach the obnoxious string to his act of generoualty. The ne'er do well with an empty stomach probably feel3 Just as hungry as the pious rerson whose fortunes have fallen.

That President-elect Harding is a lover of children is known. So no ono In the -arty aceomFar.yinjr him on h:a vacation n ndian liver, ne St, Augustine,

Fla., was surprised when he halted departure of the party frcm the dock at St. Aupustine while he admired the infant son of Mrs. Ewinjt Easter of Balt'more, who

19 now in the Floridi c ty with her babe. Hardin? ia a truest of Senator Joseph S. rrelinfrhuyam on the senator's houacboat "Vic toria."

The -Passing - Show

T1TK way we u-.derstajil Ifr.hevlSTii IS thait the. capitalists will have to UVH on snowballs in winter AXD rain water In suir.irwr

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The propo?j of Senator Kenyon to tag the lobbyists n.ust be fo the protection of the new cmrnbers of congi-e- who vr'.U soon be going to Washington In a'.I :!teir i'.lital vcrvlancy.

The man who tries? to create the impression that he i busy U eer.ein.Ily the one who always Laa time tc tll how the government should be ruo.

TE.1CHTNQ MANNERS TN SCHOOLS Discussion of the subject of teaching politeness In the public schools in the bulletin of the New York state department of education may be accepted as an Indication ot the need of such instruction along more effective lines. While politeness Is something which may be acquired through instruction during the school age, it will pobably be found that the child who Is most polite has had teaching along that line. be fore attaining schco! oge. If home talnlng Is neglected, the task of the teacher will be gretter. Many children are lacking In the principles of politeness a grace which la not Inherent, but is acquired by imitation of others and by careful teachings of the things that make for polite conduct. The rules of the Boy Scouts have done much to overcome de-

An expert asserts that government economy la necessary to lower taxev One not an expert could rrnty nearly arrive at that conclusion.

To have to pay an Income tax 1 unpleasant, of Course, but not nearly so much so aa not havliig enough Income to warrant a tax.

Many a person who does not care especially for rnusle becomes Interested In the offertory when the collection la being taken.

Some women are not going to be happy In heaven If they are not allowed to change the furnltuie around at least once a week.

You may have noticed that a second-hec! vew moMIe has never been run more than enoufh to demonstrate Its qnallttes.

One of the nnnoyfng things Is for a man to hear the 5 o'clock whistle every morning when he does not get up nntll 6:30.

It AX K accounts check -hooka FOl'XTAlX pens and limousines. SOME wolentlft pays that a mn la most APT to beconi Involved In an F.TETVN.L triunple at the ag-e of 45 than AT any other time) of life A "CD perhap-s that ts why ehe NEIGHBOR, women potr ste-ilthtly leute at nlg-ht OIT from behind tfwlr curtaJna as we hasten home moM lrxlgx? and wonder whom we HAVE tn out w ith tonight. THE aver-iujT'i men HEAJIS eo mar-.y knocks A!VI bo few compliments thajt he CAX oe wTipre v dc.f roan IH en-titled to your envy lrurtead of TOtn sympathy. ONE of the pnaltKes ot tlto presidency Iff Ite Isolation . A1TO we don't suppooe e-ny president EVER had a genial frlond WHO would venture to drop la IX the morning ATO eturt the tfay with a emllj ty remarking-: "WELL, Mr. rrt.-!drit, hows t.h old furnme WOHKIXO these days?" A RRIEF- expcrlonoe In matrimony on tn the army aOOV c-on Ttn.f s an ordinary man

THAT the tem command merits ARE only a few of thean. OXE thing we like about a man who 8TTTTERS is that he never SPEAKS unless he has sonvithlny to say. WE ruppoae every ambitious mn HAS ejt leat ONE moment of detprettaion IX Jiis hart-a.sf.-ed ife - WHEX he feels like potnp out AI eatlngr a ripe ollv AXIJ ending It all. WHAT a fattier ehovid tell ins son and what & mother ehould TELL hftr daug-hter are usually ACil'lRED by the j-xungvt'ra through OTHEH sources befor THE older folks grt around to It. A WOMAN'S way of trusting- an unfortunate FELLOW crekiture to whom SHE la g-lving a hand-out thus buildingcharacter AND hastening the universal BKOTHEKnOOO of man IS to po out In the kitdhem where the poor chap IS eating tho left over boiled navy beans she pave him EVEHT now ard tfvrn If not otoner TO see If the silver Is still there.

store li located In the heart of the down town business district. The rcbhers escaped in an automobile which stood at the curb with the engine running.

HOY MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

DEPORTATION OF ALIEN ANARCHISTS WASiriN-GTON, Jan. 25 The depart-

1. Who wrote "The Lay of the Last Minstrel?" 2. Who Invented Macadamizing? 3. What animals have three-chambered h:arts? 4. "V1at Is the oclco trf ths right venKle of the human he-art 7 5. V.Tiat four kind of teuta has man? C. Wliere is "Ig-nH FatuTis" noen? 7. What are Ishneumon files? 8. A,"hnt bofly of water contains S times as much Fait as the ocean? 9. Whst is the name of the Earth's satellite? 10. "What Is a phonometer? AxrsrwxBS to testxxats QTXSTXOK8. 1. What state In the Union has the largest number of farms. Ailh Texaa. The state has 433. 6fi farms. Georgia Is second with 31C.737 farms. 2. What two states have but one city of more than 10,000 population? Ans. Ielaware and Nevada. Wilmington. Del., has 110. 1B8 inhabitants and Reno, Nev., has 12.016 Inhabitants. 3. When did baseball become a national game In America? Ans. Although tsie first club was organized !n 1S45, a profe.sslonal league was not formed until 1871. 4. What General rained the title of "Mad Anthony?" Ana. General Anthony Wayne. 5. When was the first tariff measure to protect industries enacted In United Sates. Ans. The Lowndes -Calhoun bill of 1816 was the first tariff measure to protect Industries in addition to producing revenue. 6. What was the first English version of the Bible? Ans. It was WIcllf's version presented in 1382. 7. When was the "Era of Good Feeling." Ans. It was the time between the close of the war with England in 1815 and tho panic of 1837. S. What is the estimated age of the biggest California Redwoods? Ana From 2,000 to 2.500 years. 9. Who founded the Society of Quakers and when? Ans. George Fox found eI the Socloty of Quakers or Society of Friends in 1648. 10. Who was the "Goddess of Dawn? Ans. Aurora.

VAMPING A HUSBAND MAY BACKFIRE

By Mary Etbel Pais Did you know a husband eoalf b over-vamped? fed up en

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DARDiG ROBBERY IN TOLEDO

TOLEDO. Ohio, Jan. 2S. Two automobile bandits entered the Ianlels Jewelry store at 9 o'clock this morning, held up the lone cle.rk at the point or revolvers and escaped wlta diamonds and Jewelry, estimated to be worth between $15,000 and J20.000 The

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LUa Lee. a Paramount

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Conrad Nagel and Jack William Da Mille'a proof "Midsummer Uad-

has created a new type of

One she told, ma aha had

labeled the "Valet Vamp" th overloving wife who loada fextf husband with tendar little attentions until the gam has loat It charm for him, at taoet. "These three pictures explata

thoroughly what I mean. aai4 Lila Lee when I saw her at the Paramount rtudioa. "Thar am I.

a Daisy Osbori, wifa ot Julian

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until, like nil men, his conceit and e;o lead him to be41rr that ha wants new worlds to cooqar and that'a Just the a tart of much mldaommer mad neaa." Then I saw Juat what ah meant by "Valet Vamp," the pictures she handed me regiatsring the eooceit In man. wbea a wifa ts "over-

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Valet Vamp" to any man

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Lila Lee. Lola Wllaon. Conrad

Nagel and Jack Holt in tbeir por trayal of two married couples and their family friendship

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