Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 226, Hammond, Lake County, 14 March 1921 — Page 4

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fonday. March 14. 1D21

Tt L Owunij- Times - Pally ej'-cpt Saturday aj4 tfuaday. Jtaterul t tUe vostuilica iu Uui'.iiukim:, uue 2a, Ib, IlroeIiji--t Chicago-Indian Uait.r, dati escept Buuaa (Catere.4 fct ths potuinc iu Last Chicago, N'uven Xir Ii! 1313 . . . Tbe L.3k" CoUJtv ?':i)-s Sa'i.rUay an -J Wri-My E.tiUon. ttntcred t th- pont'.ftlce in Hamcfiid. t'-?tTu.ry . 191.. fl3 Ctry EHenii tf I u.-a--liiy c-.c-;' iauuUay. tared hi tn vc-stofiU-- in ti , A irl: 1', l-'ll. Ail uii'ier ;1. av.-t ..' X-nr.U i. " ccinl-claa tfiattcr.

FOREIGN' Al b.UTISCNC. niCl'jihlA lATK'N ti. LOUA-N fAVMi . i-O.

tiary Office Tel. i-oouo l-J JttMMU A Thomps n. Het f Iii,.jo I ,.i.vU'ii 4I bast ChR-AKo t.1 ) in. - Tth phono . lt.diana Harbor (K' r'.T and l lass Adv i clei bene Indiana k'-'-bor l.Nfs Dealer) rL i-ceon. 1I.J-J WhltlDK f?: rhotio Crown Point ' whoriP O If you have iny trouble itettlre Thk Time mxke cctiip. Hint !mmaaiai2t tw ths Circulation U.-vari ineiU. Hami'xmu ( prhal ex. hange) ... - 3!HX 310j. 3I0J (Call for wh lever d-p rr firv ni . NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you fall to receive ;uur copy of Thi Tim ai promptly aa you have In the past, please do '- thnk it .. been loat or Ull not s-nt on ton . R nvmn r in-' 'he msh acrvlce ta not what it ued to be and tt complaints arm (eneryal from many source about the tr:rs m! niiil Ice. Ihi TtKsa has iner3') iss mailing "au'f".-ti and t trtvin earnestly to reach. . ;tr.t on time. r "romci tn i.ltinni us nen you ! not ,ct your pap.-r end we w!U act promptly. BANNING INDECENT MOTIVES The National Associate n of Motion Picrure Pro ducers recognizes that the public has ha! nu.-v complain against a number of films recent l int'.iotcd upon it and adopts resolutions promising to a.-srsi iu t lie prosecution of offenders.' This is encouraging. It shows that motion picture men realize that the greatest menace to the motion picture Industry is in 'films that trargre;.. the bounds of decency. While narrow-mindedness, the disposition to see evil In practically everything, must be guarded against In the censoring, there is a serious reflection upon the tensors in the ether direction by reason of some uf the pictures they have passed, showing their utu-r unlitnew to act as judges. The chief complaint, is not so much of lewdness in the pictures considered as of the tendency cf certain productions to present criminals in a rather fa-vorabla light, while representatives of law nnd morality are ridiculed. It is just a matter, as recognized by right-minded picture men, of applying the rules of common decency and common sense. The resolution bans films thai are "obscene, salacious, indecent and immoral,'" tho.-o that "emphasize and evaggerate sex appeal." these !.ns mi "commercialized vice," or which make drunkmi ngambling or the use of narcotics attractive. . own:things ruled against are "scenes which unnecessarily prolong expressions or demonstrations of passionate love," or "particularly suggestive bed-rocm ami bath room scenes and scenes of inciting dancer,.'- tiio.c t: hibiting nakedness or scanty attire, and thoce whi-h instruct the feeble-minded In "methods of committing crime." Scenes ridiculing public officers, pohecmcr. sailors, soldiers, ministers, priests cr rabid'' a .fiao are banned. The picture producer who cannot rubscribe heartily to the aims of this movement should hedriven to the business. The public can no more sab: rot to having rules of prppriety in the movies laid dtwn to It by some underworld spirit than it can submit to having lta amusements censored by "narrow puritans."

THE CREEK PROTEST

The proposal of the allied council to sentf com-!

tv. if loners into Thrace and Smyrna, with a view to modifying the treaty nf rvres to the advantage of Turkey, is said to have aroused a strum cf protect iu Athens. Tt is epe,-tHl that the Greek assemble will ! C I ;(; 1 I-1 iiroiiiiMa ,'.

If tb- allies have- made a mistake in awarding tendu y to ;rr-....-e they jdtould say bo, rather than let it be j ki.own th:-;t they pr.pw; to modify t!ie Set-s treaty! i.s a punishment to Crrece for placing Con.-taiUlne on j t!v throne which he vb forced to abdicate du.ing the

hen Turkey allied hci.seif with the Prussians and Austria ns, there was a strong demand that the Turks be o.!itr-d from Europe and b- permitted lo occupy only uch territory in Asia as they could justly claim as their r-wn. Now. instead of driving the Turks frcm Europe, territory given to Greece may be restored to Turkey, t.'-ca; P.ritain. although the greatest rufferer in men ' ' means frnm the part taken by tite Turks in the var. refuf.ed to join in the demand for the expulsion of tne Turks from Kurrpe and Constantinople, faring that tbe Mohamnirdan world, won 1 4 r.?c-nt such action, that ,:,f:-:nt rf'Si,!t fo the di.sadvaniHge of the Hritish iu Jndia. ''liange;; made in tho Haikan region a result of the wr.rjd war do not r-eem fo be much of an improvement vfr conditions that prevailed prior to the a

Turl ey will be a t roub!e-r.,Hker as loro; as sb remains in Europe, ;,tid the jcHlr.U'ae.s aroused by the assignment) uf tei risuvy m;lv become just B.s irnaeiug as r or the j pre-war period. J

TAVI.V baofea are about the

O.M.V two folks in the world VHO ran 11 vn in chsaply aa one. SKIRTS n i;. , , ra! AUK so mucT iln'i'ter tl'.an th y ue' I TO be that it U h' ways a surpr. TO an ob.t i-cant twmbi r "f T I V. e 1 iifi y . - v. . , n 4 1 a d 4 8 AVAITTM. fo: in g-o nii;nal at a windy nitl"Jl o note how rum h I'KV -an st til blow up

cepuona TO all rules riuw has a MRIUV-llDEU vn who HKI.IKVII.s th -re are violation i'. nil ru!-i. f ' I ; m ( i i ; i 1 authority AOM s!'... ninly .inn -uiicf-i that kissea .ti: Hnrl " . lved in thtX'lllMMr sr? dangerous HI r we f ill nave all our terth and both "r ail AM tlie 'as.- ntny bo our tonsils

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

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VK do not beiieve the IT. S- sl-iiluj AM) intend to continue to defy disarm ! m-dical

ROADS AND RUTS, v If the road-builders really want to tackle the highway problem they might begin by taking a look at the tuap of the United States. With all due praise to the states whose highway activity has been of a high order, the national plan must build from the outside in, and not from the inside out. So leng as the problem is inspected from t lie viewpoint of individual states, just so long will there bo rational highways that expire after ctossing the state line. The problem is not beyond the capacity of builders of reasonable intelligence, if once the dust cf eloquence can be laid. The boundaries of the United States are fairly well known, and there are certain rubs vhirh epply to any general scheme. These ruler, include suggestive terminals, such as are represented i:i the l)-t end obvious stage by New York and San Francisco. It needs no argument that wherever t'nc;e is- po: illation there Is needed transportatir n for it E-.irting bvainess determines the first lines, to which th whole country should be bound by tributary roads, smfhcieot of which retain the capacity to become primary roads when necessity arises. Wl,th the waterways the answer Is still simpler. VJkrver there is a sizeable waterway there are cities on It; communities always cluster near water. That these natural highways should be brought Into m-eful Bess wherever the traffic demands, goes for the savins:. What is not available today can be used tomorrow; the water, in a general way, will still be there. The difficulty in road-building is not so much ons of men, as of words. The only highway pavei by goo i Intentions returns no traffic report; but it is u r ).'--

FUTILITY. Of "hat herein would it be if Prof. Ruben Goddard, who indie vc-'s he can c ai-t nr t a rocket that will scar to the moon. a.co,:11,jjv1(j that of Ahich, he dreams? The result v ould be futile even though the, experinuuit wer- carried out em-cess "ul'y. Were scientists able to plump rocket? by tha dozen into the moon, wherein wuuld men ,,n !he c;u-ih i'l'oiit'.' I.ikew bo. v.ere u e able lo rat Hi a tiash .anal fiom Mars and weir- coin tiu-cd that Vat-thm v.oe engaged in seeking ft. n.nutnmi.-itp w ith us, that nouh! in no vay nolve our p-i ih b: i,,s heif r.n earth. ;nid v, a have fliOUrth tio-Ji! to e'l ioi n 1 il 1 i U. t : ion; I; Out I' the total population of Hie on uiih i; we Ine, mo-.t of the inhabitants of which a-o ougagr.,! in the ;,oruid occuiiatioti of trying to reason out tnu". ciauc pu.v.u-s, there will be few whore mind.

wander fa- into l he u-alms of ;t.j si.ee, ;i ; ,,nj tilings that iu no v tsc t-oncorti the ,,a..-s ,,r mankind j Of the latter seems to be this professor, u in. i.-. j .vpemhng his eHV.rt in g.-ari-g a cintrnaeee to tra-i e;-se tijc f,p;il-e bet w ecu the art.h mid it satcilitc. ' Hut did he- I. tub a rocket that, according to his ! laiions. i liould ffiich its targri, how would he -,irn i w'o'ther it j i 1 ' j M' :,t .-,cK-ni i-t dtr.-.-t tin ii en'vc,,v ;ow a ,me ! ti'ing 11. at Inures To the ben '-in of nm n 1, md, ;:' ihii tor vi hn-h they "-nf I'f.vny, true v e ,,,.,id hn-k! much .hat makes l;f,. p;ra: ;iat had no, o: i-i;,;,! -,.-;. t.Katorf, del veil 'two t ho . .. ., (--, iouv-. eat a , j.,.,,o?. , slble 'o fii ..er!- n horein :ui; one ....,,; r(-rj . ",t ' '-""'11 the s'ik (Tf il I isio-dn;; of a njel.t-t np.iin,., fbr. ! moon. Tt to.-j. he a fant.'.sH,- ,(- t!o-n i-,o:i!d b" rs: i tit'le in Iks ne-.-.trudi:.!M.-..'.)t. hut a io,rt ( ;,, ,uv,.,. ,i ! bcttent to 'b- itum ui r-n e. j How anyono c.-jp eer-'ej-lv ninrt,dn ;-r fo- i moment the idea Hint 'be :-bo -.-oo,. r.vo ..(,-,.

millions, uf mil" -ipart ,-an lie irsv-r,c: , , t) .- too modtrii roi't't Is not readilv "nt'f a ndn tl" THE MEDK'TNE CF SOUTITUK. Rnarktng thnt "toiit-ii; is the gr.". "e'ito:i a man can fak, ' a .-r',ie:- I'rmeetoa studf t1' ''-:' i-o-m fpent tu yean: a hermit on a Ttjty i. in r,j tii i ,...,. pea Ke l'-ay. ih r tudy f'-r d I v r-ton. tiss r-jotc..,) numa u rsei.o , rii'ev, .. 'r. aj Ih,"1' . (itch I'C p : r sr io r - ! U,r 1 itriff if. it n on i-i drive mort pt-.- pi u..-..; t., nonvopathtc quant it W. how ever, 'h-i-.. ).. sonvthing to he said in itself Solitude does more than rutj thine ei-e TO dA tdOj. the i-f cejreo-i for enirrt.l;nt tf t.b; n to n.; found in r.ii",-: .-..w n mp'd. n (:-.- r'-r1'. ui '"Itn tncne rtftOurcej. Jf vd..,r.o.j h?n a Irippter tim- '.ivc n-c who ts dependent tor ptitori hnni'.'n on i ho rxr toe or other pecj.Je. The latter i- Mkci ' to he bo .-. tf 'ovced by ena ui'ista rs-fs u; i-i'sj am con? Ir!er;hl. oerlo.l

HI1ST unless, they besrin with Hebandits WHO h-dl up neeple. nnilO inv.oo. rl the pho:i .Krani l note of an ow . uppiy -f t -1k A0 he mirht r'd.eni I11MMKI.I-- by Invi-ntinff a muffler befero he dies. man nay fi 1 ;r. ke-pi'-.p 1 I'll sheriff -m uii c . Imrge "f IMS bti'in-Si" :ut r" H AOW M how ih country Mini II) b" ru?c to b;ir bin. t--:l It. IVntlll 1! rx:o-nrn ilot KI'MMi i i.-ii in the norm.' is bc-U' s ni.t a..-, ii - - os i- to !;:'. .-nid om'i A it ! i p a ! n i - 1 IS tiial 1 'S ,-;.-.. :-A r. t .; , S:jl f U V?r an . I, i '.i"o-. J;' Till-', eld-fa sh suo d io oad iii.ndou 1 V -X b., Iicttvi.il ; here e. e; ( '. -

AI TIIOHITY va:her than rhan.ee , ur morning hatiits At ITH nt-i-hl'.r w on.eti ;oid I. lit'. ! r.ecds niniiing in at all hours.. Ol II "! a o " :i n .iver-anxlous t ss jiS a rntrrhd man

j WHO leave b own house to ! LOOK for trouble.

Ill I'll 10 .irs pr.-'ns ho do not UiniHV obout hoiPir .n.piy h a Is M bui as thi-y have full poe'iitbooka. IT i.friTis a tbis writing

VltlT t c,. re n .11 be no net d to call.

!"!) ron l :-f I a . .

" -isiun, wna commanded an r.riny of u.ooo.

When d

Khort-alghfdneas

i'sildren mako Its appearance gennaily? Ans. It ifdnrrnllv am.,,,.

'w.en the g,-.s L-f seV(ra "apd 'nin ears 10. Wl.at U a "titvmtn.5 r-d"' An: A -d.vii rt.d" is a wand or twig of i.az- 1 willow toed ni:v for di-r-,-r'" m'-lai.i. (tfpw.t, T tun. a.i, th. e.trl a'.- i.iirface

1 i,.'it is ihi Jiffrtrence between a IjTie and an epic poini? 2 How ..ft n d- -n the entury pi art bloom ? 3. How Is fell made?

4. What in known as Barmlchle's , '7

Fta 't ? R. What are barnacles?

f. What Is food railed when tt 11

ready ta pass Into the intestine from; tVA SI 1 1 NO TON, March 11 p.,.r(,(ar. the Moniaeh? of AVer v,-Pks t his " f ternon,', a''

o union is tne nwt important in nounce.l th.-it Mai.-.r-Oenrel ii!. ,

ZONE UNDER U. S. CONTROL

duet sUlon. gastric juice or pancreatic juice? fc. What is sod-'sm rholorlde? 9. What Is an atom? 1". What Is an emu? Asvi;ns to vi.stf.rd vs at l-STIONS 1 Who ,-2:-s;m d the first dreadnought?. Ans. shr I'hili!;. Watts, an I0n i ishman. 2. from what i..i linen made? Ans I.inen Is mate from threads of flax. 3. What Is moraine matter? Ans.--. F. o t ' y ant storey material carried 'by e'aibr.s in ra!l-d moraine matter. 4 When wis the first II ; hie printed

in rOnillch? Ans. In 1SS5. j ii. What nation practices Con fuel an - ; h-ni" Ans -Confucianism Is practiced by the Chinese. fi. -What is brass made of? An '

1 Mrass is an alloy .f copper and zinc!

There are number of processes, the, mojst common of i,:Oi is to melt the c.ippor and add the ysrie. 7. How old was Nathan Hale when -

he was hanc.-d by the Uritish as a spy n 1TT6? Ans H" was but 20 years

Si.k ! - j old. S Who won th-- battle of BrandyMOUI; of ions the n:os they ko.win;rfl durir.ji the v,-.lr f-.r American In-

..... a.IU ... !;.e American army of rupatton in ijerni.ii y is undt-i m.-iri:-tons to nake the -rdara of iu. Kr...i .and cor.. mis-. .in with regard to c betions of cuftoms from the German the orders of ho fnrs, Secretary Weck.s would net e ... inent on th soaation. It. s ., Mood, however, that this step , ,ak !n or,1'r that th- zone noiv occupt,'. by the American may ibe Kept co.s plere AmerO-an eon trot. The coiiertlon (f the f.,sim, f,v Amerlens for the allies would obvlat -the I-ossihi-ity ,.f any conflict of an. t'.ority it was f.ojnte.I out.

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Political Candidates Announce

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FOR CHILDREN, Z i S- A ' ri.rP.he( for I Tr rl h n r 3 y- ciiiMiimilnn. Ilenilnrhi 8 ' V '.vS '--'..omro-li 1 riiulilen, Terthln J w 1 i o r il e r . ;.l Driirt p rr-le?7--l-. A Plmi. Thev r.riai; n f i

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East Qiicaro

,ciitr..T'MKSr:":suriJC,n to the vote-s f c"y "r Kasl HhlCHo, I will be a candida-e f.,r re-nominat.on to th. of fne of Mayor ,-t Kast tn.icago. at the coining primaries in May. l-KO MeCORMACK.

Kdtor TiMKB:p:..ns announce th?'

P..i.e( for KeerlshDeii., tanuida'" tor May,,r of i;ast

nie.'lS-.. S.lbje. t to the u-ivl,.. ".".-

.' ;' ; U1'' May primaries and that 1 ..rnetl hvlicit th.-ir s-ui.rort

JAMES JOHNSTON.

MOTHER GRAY CD., L Roy. N. v. I I-'lMr r T'mes: I w til be a eandlda 1 Vo A eATuMi;a" ,i,'ket for nomination

cage, subject to the May prlmnrfen KM MA SPENCER.

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rl:t..r Timfc- Yoti may announce m , name as a .arcisiste for City Clerk, or, j -e'uh::c..,, t.ck.-t. of East Ch'cage. I .tie n.imnaiioi, b.-ii.s: rubje.-t to the ! tvcisi. of the p-im-ines n May j PERT II. I'ETEKSON. 1 , . . " 1 1 n-tor T'iirs I'lease announce to the ...o rs or 1 as t chi. at.-o that I am a can.odate r,,r ti. nomination tor Mayor v.i.

FRANK CAELAIIAN

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Ts the Edit.'.r Tme Times- TV.11 r,-.,,.

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' itv Treasurer of tfie , . e of j;a.t Chl.aKo on the Republican Ticket, subject to the I'rarcirieis V.r trply your. i w. nupEs. Ed'tor T'mps-- I .-! be :l raodldate , ko V" V ' -' the Rerubhean fieUe. s.ini'-.-i t., the decision of the voters at th- M . t'-irn-i-ies j.v.Mrs it. uraxs.

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w p. in y. hit h In diver; him.-'dt. thi I b e othftr h.Tnd the self-contained pcr.:rrj Is tuu'd'.v a ?uln! -no iicil;. e-, (. j -t h a n around him w c-r !iy id .-i ijii- and oti I v regn-t, t!l.lt be dor-,- t..,. l-.;-r cirr 'n;o ,-j . I;J,, disposal

for soittude iiod study j The rt Udnt Is. I'd & i'fe mot o interesting t h.m tho j pe ;: n who r.-inntt bc;ir -.'.ntioie. and is -:ucl- to make, t ' 1 a more valuable contribution to the rh; s welfare i A liberal amount of 'elitude i.- .md.- iinwhio to!

tb'1 hi?h.--t mental cu'tHaHo-u I h"m .-.an j-.o itt f.'ep thinking witlomt it V. e-n f b o'no

Team Work Essential , to Good Service The switchboard '-'pern tor? help each other in handling teiephonc call, by jroovl teamwork. Not. only at the switch board, but all along the line, cooperation is the keynote of ood service. fn the Vc System there arc in ore than 200,000 employees. They take care of 25,000,000 miles of telephone highway. They keep in running order the complicated terminal apparatus in thousands of exchanges, Their co-operative effort, keeps J 2,000,000 telephones ready for iiibtant use and they daily handle 30,000,000 telephone talks, quickening and expanding the social and business life of the nation. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

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Edi-e- T'vrs-- -pteP- announce to .e a cc.-did..-. ;tw,r on th Eepub-

I mi mii . i. f . t , ,,v, o,.,.Mon I t,"l-"iT LEWIS ES - T 'ts . ii are authorized t " ! o, c-.pi , - f.,r re-norr.ina ' ' ' 'b- "T-re of C.y rierk on Me j r-i i.l'h. n n.'.t or- East' Chteairo, sub- , jett tj the Mt- pri marie-. I TIP is. 1. RICHARDS.

E.b."- T mt- r"ee announce t"

hicaen that I wiil

5 j 1 e-o , r.'--.. initiation to the j . office of Cjtv Ju''e, subject to the jvi.

1 1 1 . i i i 1 - . : . . . . . i , i . i , II. M. COHEN.

Edi r T vr.s -the t o 1 1 r . ' ' d:dit f r r- .. cf M ... .. - ,:b.f voters at th. i '' WAI

, . . -.r-unee tc ' a ci nn ' r the offlcf. .'. : iocs of tin? i:. t'ikace

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Editor Tive-- -P'. - - the voters ot lI-onei -e ! . i - s a candidate f..r the , en the re pub item is'" ' . riceisien cf ttie priiu'iri'" - . i i Mopins'; v

Editor Times: Plise annoUn. thI am a candidate for the office el' C:t Judge on the Republican ticket, suhj. c to the primaries. Miv .", HENRT ChKVELAMt.

Editor TtMEf-': Kindly atino-.in.-o t'--1 I am a candidate for the nomlnat '..r C'ty Treasurer, of Hammond, sueI t e, iff .p--. inn of the Ripublifc voters at the Primaries on May I'M "'Ujrrt F FIFT.EVR!,1

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Altoona. Pa. "I am writing to tell youtvhiit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

vmrm7n mpouna nan ton" . t ) j t r me. We hav". S A "if children M'ie almost at birth.

v ;i From one hour to an.netecn days is ail

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another, I took a uozen bottles of your Vegetable Compound and I can say that it is the greatest medicine -r.

earth, tor thia baby 13 now lour month?1 old and a healthier baby you would not want. I am se.ndir.o- you a picture of her. Everybody t-a.vC 'That rcme healthy looking baby.' Vim have tny ccnseii't fo kLov.- this letter. "' Mrs. U W. Eln:131 "rd Ave., Altoona, Fa. No tvornan can n ciir.e the toy anc bapppinef-s this healthy babe brought into the home of Mrs. Bom::, unless they have had a like experience. Every woman who suffers from any adments peculiar to her sex, as indicated by backaches, headaches, bearinfrdown pains, irrecrularities, nervousness an-l "tho Vihipa'' should not rest until

! they have given Lydia E Pinkham's

vegetatjie tompouna a uria.