Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 224, Hammond, Lake County, 11 March 1921 — Page 4

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Friday, March 11. 1021.

Th Lake County Times Dally except Saturday and fiunday. Lutered at the postotilco la U&maiond. June 11, IKK. The Times But Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered at the poutotllce iu Kast Chicago, Nova ber IS. 191J. The Lake Coxinty Timee Saturday and Weekly Edition. Vntered at the poatofflce In Hammond, February i. 131. The Gary Evening Times Jw.ily e'.cpi Sunday. Entered at Uie postotlico m Ciary, April 1', 1911. All under the act of March i. 1671, as Bcond-claa matter. FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATION G. LOUAN PATNE & CO. CillCAQO Gary Office Telephone 131 Nassau It Thompson. Haet Chicago Telephone 931 Last Chicago (The Times) Ttlophouo Indiana Harbor (Reporter and Class Ad Telephone j Indiana iiarbor (News Dealer) Telephone 111S-J Whfclnf . Telephone 80-M Crown Point Tel. phono 41 ir you have any trouble getting Tut Tim maae complaint immediately to tho Circulation Department. Hammond (private eicharce) 31U0. 3101. J10J (Call for whatever department wanted.) NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If you fall to receive your copy of Thi Timm a promptly as you have In the past, please do not think It b been loat or was not sent on tlma. Remember thet the mail ervlce Is not. what It ued to be and t..U complaints are generyal from many sources about the train and mail aervice. Thb Ticii has increased It mailing equipment and 1 striving earnestly to reach It patrons on time. lie prompt in advlptng us when you do not get your paper and we will act promptly. GETTING BACK TO NORMALCY It would be decidedly unfortunate it the Indus! rial and agricultural interests should place too much dependence in the artificial means it is proposed to adopt to stimulate business, and at the same time neglect tho time-tried plan of reduction of production costs and the other economies which make fcr success. Foreign trade in manufactured and agricultural products is needed, but it would be a grave mistake to neglect the home market while waiting for foreign trade to materialize. Dusiuess at home is likely to be more profitable than trade obtained in ccrnpetltion with other nations. The war finance corporation and the other agencies which have been organized to promote trade with other countries will doubtless be able to accomplish something worth while along this line, but months will pass before results will be realized, and in the meantime serious attention should be given to the home markets. Why should not domestic consumers of manu- j factured articles and agricultural products receive the Bime consideration In the matter of prices that must Le given to other nations in competition with foreign i manufacturers, farmers and stock raisers? The home market can be stimulated by lower prices, as Judge Elbert II. Gary say's, though he doesn't include steel I prices, and when normal conditions in industry and

agriculture are more nearly restored, both will be better able to meet the demands of the newly created foreign markets. The farmers should accept gratefully any assistance which may be given them by legislation at the coming session of congress, but it will be a grave mistake to provide relief which will place extra burdens upon the people to whom the farmers must 'look for patronage.

It is unwise to build up the fortunes of any data of citizens at the expense of others, for there is certaiu to be a reaction overcoming all temporary gains. SOCIAL LIFE IN THE COUNTRY One hears considerable thete days about the lack of social life ii the rural districts and the drabness that accompanies living ou the farm. It is likely that these conditions are exaggerated, or the life in the cities and towns is so magnified in attractiveness that the comparisons creates a feeling of discontent ou the part of country folk. It is true that urban communities offer many inducements to pleasure that are not found In the rural districts, but when it is considered that all life is relativethat its appreciation depends upon comparison with something ehs the country still offers some things that are worth whtl. The grange has done much to maintain in the bocial life of the rural communities, anil families for several miles around are drawn together oa stated occasions for a program that is both instructive and en-

j tertainiug. Thes grange programs do much to ovj ercome the feeling that nothing of a desirable character j is found in the rural districts. j The singing school, the writing school, and the

spelling bees are not as plentiful as they should be, for they would contribute to an appreciation of the things that make life in the country attractive. It is certain that Cupid can carry on his designed work at one of these meetings in the country even more effectively than iu the movie shows of tht. city. It may be too much to urge residents of the rural tiistricta to Increase the attractiveness of their social life by a return to some of the things that meant so much to country people in other days, just now when the lure of the city is so strong; but the time Is coming when the trend will be toward the country, and many of the ideas learned in the cities will be adapted to life in the country. Better roads, rural mail, the telephone and the increasing use of automobiles will have their effect In making life In the country more attractive. Much of the artificially of city life will be revealed, and many persons will be glad to resume the more natural life when nature is found in her most soothing moods.

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perts -ARE always telllnsr the girls how to CORRECT, as they eay, a slightly turned up noso AS there Is nothing In all NATI'IIK or art that appeals to us more

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up nose IN an attractive setting. A doctor does not always dlagnoaa A case properly, we once HUARl) t doctor tell a chronic kicker THAT he needed more exercise. Tim Immigration bill should have a provision TO fix the entrance of rods AT less than one-half per cent of nothing.

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I'llKDIt'T we look for no return of TUB farthingale as long as conservation OK space Is considered so essent'al VIIB. a dear girl and a JNIt'B young mjn are on tho sarne A ITO MOBILE seat. 0n pretty girl can make MOHK enemies In one hour THAN a homely girl can "make in e week. A man may entertain angels

LN A WARES but he always knows

WHETHER, or not there U a still AKOl'iVD the premises. Ol'll Idea of vlckcd extravagance IS 60 cents worth of new asparagus I"Oll a family cf three INSTEAD of ten cents worth of last year's onions. AFTBlt a man has kissed a ;im, once he -oon finds out that HE never needed to worry about TAKING aim properly SHE won't let you miss the targeiHAX is a resourceful creature HE can always find PI.KXTV of excuses even when HE has no reasons. LOOKING at 't by and targe THE backbone of winter Is one of MOST sickly and bedraggled things wo HAVE looked at in a long long time. A political candidate Sl'K-M)5 nearly all his time riIKTE.M)iG not to be at all perturbed BY things that really I'ERTTRn him like the dickens, WHEN a prosperous farmer HAS a daughter and a mule WHO both have a strong voices but HE never thinks of having THE mule's voice cultivated.

BETTER DAY FOR MEXICO The backwardness cf Mexico is strikingly illustrated by demonstrations favorable to tiu Russian soviet dcjuslon given by workmen supporting the proposition for a general strike. If the truth about the failure of soviet Ism in Russia and its rejection by the "proletariat" of practically every other European country h.is not penetrated to Mexico, this is to be accounted for by the dense ignorance prevailing south of the Rio Grande, due to lack of means of communication. The prompt action of Huerta in sending troops to Vera Cruz is commendable. But something more than force is necessary to bring industrial and political peace in Mexico. The people must be informed of what actually ih going on in the world, and they must be accorded fair treatment. Justly treated they will be content with seeking by orderly processes to obtain general betterments of conditions to which they are entitled. Indications are that a better day is dawning for the Mexicans. Its coming will be welcomed the world around.

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

1 is It possible to talk with a dler wl.i.u he Is un'lfr water? 2. What sort of sewing machines urn used t sew carpet and other material of great weight? .1. "Was tho Declaration of Independence signed July i. l"7fi? 4. llow much money Is raited annually throughout the world for Chrit.Un.n missions? 5. "What was the first name of the Capo of Good I tope? 6. ' Who was known ns the "Backwoods Preacher?" 7. Are the Cascade mountains older or younger than the Rocky Mountains proper? 8. How High are the Cumberland mountains? D. How far Is the moon from the earth? It'. Where are the Falkland Islands?

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ANSWERS TO YESTISDAY'S QTTESTIONS 1. Tf Uio axis of tho earth were jrrIiendlculnr what would bo tho result.ns. The days would all br th. um.

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2. How Is H pos-sible to tell In this country when earthquakes occur thous amis of miles away? Ans. The earth has tx.-n shown to cf more ri,;ld than stool and a shock in ono place Is rropa(,'atod ra;iUy to distant points. Ktlsmiwrapha are Ub-1 to record quakfs. They are dclicite machines and record the slit-litest shocks. 3. "What life existed In tho Mesozoie era? vVns. rnirinn this period reptiles wero pn.hNMy the domlnont type of life. The f.uiiest remains of mammals date from this period which was intermediate between the ancient and the present. 4. How much of northern North America w,-is coere(i by the irreat jCe sheet during the glacial period? Ans. About 4,000,dCO square miles. 6. "What Is tho greatest winon in the world? Ans. The Grand Canon of Colorado. 6. What Cltv Is the rrffal .)

Carolina? Ans. Columbia is tho stato-s capital. The city became the capital in 1790. 7. "What 1m Paleontholog-y? .Ans. It is the science which deals with fossils. 8. "What Is tho study of shells called? Ans. Conchotomy. 9. A"hat Is the "Provencal Ivingrjag-e" Ans. It Js ono of the so-called Itomanae. languages- all of which are directly de

scended from the language of ancient Home. 10. "WTiat la the largest of song birds. Ans. The Lyre Bird of Australia,

Political Candidates Announce

East Chicago fMri.T,M,K1.i Muf,ct lo the voters of the city of Kast 'hlrap, I ,vIn b, a candidate for r.-nomlnation to the or. lice ol Mayor of Chlciffo. at the coining primaries in Mav. I.I : it cCORilACIC

r t n Times: I'jeaso announce that I am a candidate for Mayor of Kast ClilcaK.,. subject to the wishes of the voters at tho May primaries and that I eariies.tiy solicit their support. J AM1..S JOHNSTON. onEjVr0 T'"f;s I will be, candidate ?o thV of"b";''V". tl'k"t for nomination to the oft Ice of City Clerk, of Kst Chicago, subject to the Mav primttrl-s EMMA Sl'ENCER.

,md-,,IIIi T,MK": Tou may announce my name ns a candidate for C!ty Clerk on he republieH,, tl. kef. of Kast Chicago" the nomination being subject to the decision of the prlmarfe.s in May BERT H. PETEUSON. Kdltor Times riease announce to th voters of East Chicago that I am a cani A.,"T t"1" ' ""inlnation for Mayor on tlie Citizens' Ticket. l-'RANK CAI.LAJIAN To the Editor The Times: Tou may Ar.no'irco that I am a candidate for t ity Treasurer of the Cltv of East Chit-ago on the Republican Ticket, subject to tho Primaries. Very trply yours, I). W. DUPES. Editor Times- T n-m K n - j . j. . .

nr Mayor of East Chicago on the Ro. publlcan ticket, subjert to the decision of the voters at the May prlm.-ripn JAMES If. BURN 3.

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS (For 30 Dayi Only) $10.00 will install a Warm Air Heating Plant in your home with fifteen months' time to pay balance, OR $25.00 down. $75.00 Sept. 1, and the balance in ten equal payments beginning Nov. 1st, OR $25.00 down and the balance Sept. 1 , with 3 off for cash.

Editor Times: Please announce to e a candidate for Mnvor on tho Republlcan ticket, siibvct to the decision of the May primaries. ALBERT LEWIS Editor Times: Tou are authorized to Announce niv candidacv for re-nomlnn, tion to th (I office of Cltv Clej;J on the republican ticket of East Chicago, subject to the May primaries. THOrf. Y. RICHARDS.

Whiting Editor Time;: Von may announce to the voters of Whiting that I nm a candidate for re-nomination for the office of Mayor, subject to the wishes of the voters at the primaries in Mav. WALTER E. SCH RAGE.

Tranmiond Editor Times: PI. -awe tinnn-jnce to the voters of Hammond, that I will be u candidate for the office of City Judfre on the republican ticket, subject to tho leciston of the primaries in Slay I. I. MOLJESKA.

Editor Times: Pb-se announce that I am a candidate for the office of City Judge on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries. Mnv 3. HEXUV CLEVELAND.

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