Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 19 February 1921 — Page 4

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Tb Lake i uiii) iuiirs. lally Mit'i't alurdtty and Sunday. k-u of : o l ih' . ju iuot lu .Haiutnouu. June I. Th tmur- Ivaei t 'hi. Indiana, llatbct, tlll inpl

"-'' - wffic to. t:M j M,.ame,s cannot reach theii

Th Uk v"ji . Vtiiii--sinurilv .itui wk!y KVin. t vents mountain dwellers from bill)

CntfTfJ at ihr i-.-i t -titer lit Hivmni.-nil. fr'-t.ruary 1. II j t h v.r l;ii iin lMi c-io i ui'd. Entered i ihc tsU'tl!. tn Oirv. AjTl! 1'. Hit. Alt liujtr .U vl of luuuli ., lfF.'. -- secoiol-claaa matter K'KKL.N AO KRTOSINU HKI'UESKS TATION w LOGAN lVvNK CO. CHK AuO

Gaty OSU't Telephone 131 j Nttuu Thompson. Ht Chicago reiephotie 931 j Chicago The Tuoe-j) Y iri-h-me -SI Indiana. Harbor (Reporter and Cla Adv I', 1.. n.3 -'-' j Indian HvUor (Nes Dealer) ,tMm i-ono 1 1 -. "htfJna- f elections 8t' M .

Crown Point , . . I 'rl phono 4 If you hve to trouble geiUiig Tin Timeji nuie complaint immediately to the rirculatlon Depai tinetii. Ha.tr.mond (private exchar-g-e) S'.tio. 3101. J101 C1I for ahucvfr department w n ntd ) NOTICE TO St'l'SCMPERS. If vou fail to receive v-mr rofy of Th Tivks I'rcmptly as you hav In the r?t. '! net think 1 h Tn lost or van not sent m tni l'iein!.:ir t'i." th m:I crvic la not what it uaJ te- t nS tl crf'..n" fencrysi) frm nunv source; abou th- " td tn nl f'c Thb T-tii hac n-rsij its mailing 'Hpnifnt and 1 f'rninr earnestly to reach tin ;-c.troiis on time. i. niompi in advislrxr us vi ben wu lo not tc-t jiur p');-'r end wo will i r.-i!,i-tl.

t-wiuerland. of course, is Europe's playground, and l-carty winter sports tiin hardly l.e expected to nouribh whpn on every hand the trees bud and the tirst lobins lit'gin to rhlrp. Miguty pe.ka arc losing the i npri'a.lvf blankets of suow that made them worth. fravelinK ovt-r half h fcntlneat i tet'. Drought has coniiuut'U without relief siuce Septeutber, iowciln the level of historic Lake Getteva to such an extent that

porta. Uaek of snow pre-

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t.'ie towns It Is the; mildest -winter Switzerland has Iiad in ST yearH. No such liai (Uh ip. are worked in America. The coal idn ytlll is half full in most hii.ie.-, ,ml flu crop ri eclds and their attendant dh-".: U lii'ld" u-.. 1. A great lira I f work ih:tt in nio;-t .'icti,,u, wnm-l o; -! itia -i 1 .h.t- to Lie ) la .! -;j n 0-,m- ihH month. For one the rather M n iias !ievvfd us well. He "ifoervcs or thank.), thour;h the 8wk, no doti'o think him a bit unkind. '

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FORD'S onnnsM tn announcing early resumption of full-time rperations ,-it hi'' huge Detroit plnnt, employing almost o(,oOO workers-., without the rdicing of a finale wage jcale,

Me.il application of th lir.cid of

! C'de.-l in t h i.s cnirlry lo-t now Industry is basic to many others r; :V.-i r. t iii the v ir pi i,f t:t.i injfaet- .; a i o !.-', .. i of raw product? it onter.decs. At, 1'oi d .ays: 'The

heel.-. ;u1l! the autonioMl" industry

prai t ie.dy all other entV-rprises."

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WHERE DO TKEY GET IT ? A visit to any city in the Calumet region will reveal the singular fact that no matter how hard the

times, it is easy to find a lot of well dressed loafers wno thf tpotoi cur wrc never work and it might be a gooJ thing if the poli -e j Ford's optimism

would start an investigation, take them to I1ca-.l-4a.art-ers and question them as to their methods cf life, their j WILSON AFTER JTARCII 4 income, their associates, their ability to wear food j How a prer.PJevt whose veto of -h bill was over-

remain idle all the ' r)4,;en OI5p tnt other .Piy Py a ute of tl to 1. in the

Di ti ibi-tion is the axis upoif which the. to-ld moves. Ami tie v. or Id would be, in a eorry plight if

be PiVen from it tome now.'' is well founded.

clothes, have plenty of meney and

time. The average citizen, who wanes a seven-day fight each week against the high co?t of living, and l-nds it a tough preposition to handle, would like to s-ee this action by the police departments. It is a real problem how a man without fortune can keep himself ta.t!'y garbed, have enough money to be known as a free spender, and yet give no time in labor and have no i?ible means cf support. It doesn't matte, whether you go to Hammond, Ea?t Chicago, or as far as that is concerned, any city !,ke them, you wiil always find the well dressed loafer. To quiz them should be a new police activity. It cught to be carried forward until all professioup.l loafers have been on the carpet. There is too much stealing being done in all cities. Mor-t crimes over the land are being committed by young men or boys.

i upper branch of the nations legislative body can "re- ; tain not only his active interest but participation in i r'ib.'ic affairs" after hi retirement from office is not ' quite clear to the average intellect. Hut that, accoi ding to a white house statement, is what Vi!scn I proro.e to do. The presi tent, through Secretary j Tumulty, "greatly resorts" a itcert report that he will j ;' into seclusion for a s -ason upen his retirement from c flice. ! While Mr. Wilr-on's opinions on public ouerti-m? j will command a hearing in a tolerant sort cf way, that i h vill "take a hand when it is advisable, in his opinion, for the general good of the country," is greatly to

r-f iKuotea. inline ivooscveit, w no remained a power 1 ' to be reckoned with on public questions after he left ;

the w'.ito house, Wilson cannot eninand a fo. owing

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who appear to have decided to win their, living In ether His own party has lost confidence in him as a political

ways than by honest toil. The investigation would be certain to bear fruit and it ought to be pushed with vigor and care. It is in the interest of the public to have it done. When a man who never does a lick of work, carried a red! around with him big enough to choke a cow. the public is interested in knowing how he got it.

le.'.aVr, and he can never regain Wi'son will eho wisdom that i- rardlv to he honed

for if he devotrs himself to histor'eni and reminiscent ';

lifer-: y endeavors. Surely his "appeals to the public" and call for a "sclemn referendum" cannot have left

1 hint in doubt as to where the country stands in regard

to his attitude on questions of public policy.

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medicinal property hu

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: .1 ocean with ;i (p-p'h of two 'riles. l'. "What is M-)ri? An. Merl i v-iixture of f!av ntid ri -orm.t : - f I.e. It is us.-d I'.-.r fertilizer

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THE MEXICAN PROBLEM Efforts of the incoming administratis problem. of our relations with Mexico

to solve will be

watched with interest by the American people. There, Ke.err.s to be no r-'issn why this cannot be effected on the litis rf recognition of all ;u ;t Amei ican el.i-n.t. It ! may be that the adoption of a strong, reasonable, con- i sii-tent policy, basically co-operative and clearly fair ; vlil be as gratifying to the people of Mexico as to those J of the United States. i Conditioned upon the acceptance of such a policy 'y the Mexican authorities, there could be no objection I to the extension by this country of credit requisite to i Si e stability and efficiency to the Mexican government I find there should be u way to rieeornpHsh this without !

e.rrense to .Mexican patriotic sensibilities. buch assistance should be so proffered as to make absolutely .dear, though with greatest tact and delicacy, that no -if dngernent upon the sovereign rights of the Mexican :-eopie is implied. Without such tactful. handling the .iroje-ct would probably fail. An important phase of the new policy should be vigilance to prevent financing of Mexican political groups either the existing government or revolutionists by any of the several conflicting American financial interests engaged in Vjm exploitation of Mexican resources. There is a widespread belief hi this country that -ue'u interference in Mexico's internal affairs has been a fruitful cause of those regrettable disorders which for more than a decade have so sorely troubled the southern republic. it is significant that the beginnings or these disorders were nearly co-incident with the discovery that iu her oil fields Mexico possessed a treasure of incalculable value.

A CONTINGENCY TO EE AVOIDED With the total of the German indemnity definitely fixed at $55,000,000,000 and the dates of installment decided upon the time is ripe for specific ahraugements with the allies for the liquidation of their debt of $10,000.000,000 to the United States. There is-no reason why this country should not permit payments to be made at the same time that cash is received by the allies from Germany, but America must. never consent to making the final payment of the allied debt, contingent upon the fu'tlillment of the German obligations.

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tomato? 2. What American was tried tempting to form a new eni) ir-

Mexico and some Southern stat- V r. liy what other names ha.; e'.-n tinoplt rWn known? -4. What is th'j plural cf ca-i-.p What compounds tnak.-

h a rti ': . What hornb' tragedy if '-. .1.3 the nirick Hole?" t 7. Wh.it Is the h-ghest nie.ur.ta I United State. outside cf Al.xsk't? j 8. Of Mint o-voiti-y is th- tvo ii I e.j came a rci-ive? j ?. Of whom was t'nan the soi J 10. When vh.-! tlie tirst canal fca i United Stat---: :i.n-I for what puriK-s

SHOOTS ANOTHER

SHIP BUILDERS WAGE CUT n A I.TIM ORE, Feb. 1 A cut w :j. . r,f a r-p roximate 1 1 e, ,.r -..-.

j r . -.-: 1 n is net ween and i.-'.-eo f-m-l p.-'-.ves of th--- Paltimore Ship Hallo'ns 1 A.- I ry I -e ;',. c-- tr.pany, v as tnnc-uti-y-! .

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Nat AHowsd to Do Th; "My lodger," said 3 eompir, Ciertsenweil police court, "t to tear m up into pieees."

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pointed out to him that tM wniiil i e St breach of the law. London Pune!,.

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that !,.'- recent $o are i:ndwith the , rowers. ;

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Vh. 17.:;ee 1. el -eve "t Ken woo 1 1 v ay t'-'iay o-.tinp ef 1 pel ic'ir.

d ;r:n; a quarrel in .t h'dt cent i'.pintr ?1 c00. p.-irt of t'i" loot talen woo 4 han'.. fo'u

-;nvet icattons i m.ly solve t!;-! bank r.-l-ery. 1 ir; connect ien ; 'c 1 Iceman T. I". f. it r 1 It-nzie, ' i 1 oc i . inor.ey , raid to lie a fr.--n t :i KVr - d on Powtrs':

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;!!-. i;is coir. pa n ; or. arte.i taunting Hen--tool" a 11 1 with h a v -to Pis superior of-

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There seems to be plenty of good business sense, but the problem is to apply it in the right place at the right time.

Germany does not like the idea of spending many years in reparation for war as the did in prep ation for if.

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The farmers should have a heart and not the poor city dwellers for what the speculators them.

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Some dav the nations may raise taxes for their own benefit, and not to gratify oid man Mars.

It nearly always happens that when you get apt umbrella at a party it is the worst of the lot,

ANSWERS TO TTESTEEDAT'S QUESTIONS 1. Where do we ef the t- mi ' har-v I lip?" Ante From the common hare j which has cleft upper lip. I '. What v as tli- Han..'tf ie lA'tpt"? I Ans. It ws.--a league of ti'tlllJIl citle 'formed In the middle awes f-r the pur. ! pose of securing a monopoly of trad . I It flourished and was iv, rt' j! m, i:l th--'Sixteenth inturj.

WTin wrote "Th" l;.-.l IMpe-r ! IB.rniin'." A ns.--Uoberi Ur-ncning, : dlsl insu!.hrd Kns'.ish poe, . 4 niat is the hlKhefct la ".! -n nseont

I on record? Ans. It was made S-p'. ., j ISfi-', when Jatne-j Gluisher r-.'o hcti tin j altitude of 37.00.O feet. j 6. if.-w much wnter w;!l :t birch tree.

j forty feet high and luivin; j :" 2 CO, 0 0 leaves pive oil I n.er day? Ans. --The tree

BIG FIRE IN SASKATOON

HARDING WRITES WILSON WASH7XGTOX. Feb. IS. Presoi t Wiieon today rece'.ced a letter fr-u I Tf si -.len -1 :; ect H--rd:n? etpres.-:;. is kira-ituiie er t :,e apparent gain :n !)t-ai:.i ;.- ti-.e pi ei.-i.rt. antl o.it'.inine ti;-' pla'.n cd the r res id- n t -e; net. f .- inauguration -lay. 1 "re.-i-ir n;-e'. rt Hat'i.tlH li-'eej-.re-j pres. den :s -.ft. r to j r-cide an :'n-a-.:rural ;ur.ec.e..n lei tate,i he did not wjh it to he an elahorate affair snd, desire. i only t !..- rne-iherp ? 1 s im- ' rne-iiat" f.miil;- j r'r.t. ' i The p ob-n 1 - - 1 eet stated that he a t, hap-p to r.ot- that the president I ha.- su: fiob-nf.y j e.-overe.l tils heaUli t-- able t-i arter -i the t hep t

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Hats Off to Llghtrlnj. Quito every one uneovern to a

-rerl her. ' 1 es. oa 1: .-toy lllff.Z.M known 'cere, n r" .- ?. s.-ction 1 nir l.u.C.ii'vfl

r'.-e to badly demor-iltz.--1 by ii ,-evere blizzwr-defai'-i? c-f the f.re ar Tito f,re '. in the bv:.-' and several of ti e a '. ?-uo1ir'i;5 of the city h-'iv d, tiie ci'-spatch said

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! about tv. o ari(j one-half 1-arrels r.f vat-r.

If Paderewskl ever (piits politics for will strike a popular chord.

WE'RE NOT KICKING The snow-shovelers tire a'. out the only folk who look unkindly on the mildness with which Old King Winter holds hia sway this year in America. The ,.ny weather, it seems, has spread elsewhere as well, i'or the Swiss are complaining that the Alps are not hat they once were. 1 1

Automobile bandits do not stay enough to violate the parking limits.

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i BOLSHEVIKI j KUSY AGAIN J IjO'VIH .V, FeH. 17. F., idenee. t.-.at a 'Ttoishevtk revo'. ttion has been pii-.nne,!

Franc-, Hi.;ian. lleltiurn and GAr-

The search for his liquor may hurt a man's feelings, but it Is the seizure that causes the most pain.

The principal advantage February Las over March is that it is three days shorter.

6. "What American fered the title of Far toria. but ri-fused to ;

'Jeorgre I'eabodv. T. Who were the Scythians? Ans They were wandering- tribes who "ivod on the Hteppes from Hunpary to Turkestan. They were powerful until the Second Century. h. What g-rent orator wa known .is the Irish Liberator? Ans Daniel O'OonneH. P. If tile gol.o eras', of the earth was reduced t- h. level, how deep would It b covered with water? Ans. If th(s

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M'o?c.-,w for plans to

revolution a ry ii'.'.-ep en t weeks In Franc, Feii and Holland."

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Worming relief for rheumaiic aches. HE'S just used Sloan's Liniment and the quick comfort had brought a smile of pleasure to his face. Good for ache3 resulting from weather exposure, sprains, strains, lame back, 3.5 overworked muscles. Ptr.e70 t'rtes u-i'hnut rubbing. All HrtQ eiruggisU have it.

two ciaye. and v s.. infit to do rr.y wjr. I read in your Lit e book about Lydia E. linl.-h'irv'a n rr

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pound overcomes, because it acts as a natural restorative. Every woman who is subject to cramps, headaches, nervous spel'.t. backache or those dreadful bearingdovrn pains should profit bv Mrs. Stoll s experience and give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial, and if there is any complication write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass., about her health.

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j every special occasion. I his is I EUifcly a faa that offera great posI F'b i.ties. Here is an "American j pinned ' gown. It is mace of the. I popular fish net lace in cream color ' j embroidered in cornflower blue. I, j is ptnned over a foundation o:' j tomflower blue silk and make? . i very attractive garden party frrk.