Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 235, Hammond, Lake County, 24 March 1921 — Page 4

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DEMOCRATIC SHRINKAGES Ci.niiitroII.M- of the Currency John Skeleton V. 11iiains, whom President Wilson kept In office over the protest f nianv members of the senate, Is quotel as ostium', ins that shrinkage cf values of farm, factory and cOO to $ 1 S.OOtt.OrtO.Ooo, while values of industrial sniv.ine i.ro.lucts last year amounted to from $ 1 2.orO.(iOt.-

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Hindi). i-.r.itrcd h.1 tha pji.lo;:ce u Liasi Clili-agu. Noen j oxtont of from three to four billion?.

"'"r 'i'l'.t, court v T'a-Sutuav and Wekly Edition, i not included in these classes of property were also taken

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nana. i.;. i'.-.-toi'r.cK ,: oi, Avrit r.talJ. sregaie .-one tweuty-our billions', or .'bout $-!') tor

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each n,;in. woman and child In the country. This b

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htca.-is of those who have beer directing the nffair-s cf the nation miring the past year. It la to be hx.wd tlmt .,.n..e revival may be experienced in the year to com.", but H is hardly to be expected that preat recovery can be brought about i-n mediately. It will take, time t oer-,-oi:-c the eff'H is of eight, years of Democratic rule.

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NOTICU TO St r,S''ItIPKHS. If von fa.l t. rcrf.ivs ycui eery of Th Times

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.r.u !-.fi !iuinv ?.)'jitf about th.' train and urul sr1 nr Ti-f iiat' tri"r.-e.-; n te.a-.Mnc eqtt:f'0n,. nnd U frhii:. r.iri.-r..i!y to rPH-h !ta patrons sin time. U- pfjuipt ... .'.;.-'. v... wiitii you sn mo i t-.: yi.ur paper a;.J wo :.eo.-.i.i:v. . . . . - , WHAT SHE OUGHT TO-DO i Clara tfnMih llmwrn .-a;s of her future iu aii int "f an! reeeivir.R thousands of telegrams and iettvs itntl iaquiti.-s as t what 1 am ncins to do iu the fur -;ri ..ad if i iiia Koins; to portray my Hie hi.-.tory on ..-e.-e- n. 1 air: in say t'. at 1 run not ju Ini" to allow i...- j'.fe hii.te.ry f. b.- iim-.I o:i the screi n and am not to use ;inv pa 1 1 of it that lii'.Kht eonvpx to the ; i jr.g the wror.s: i:!;pr sstor, . ilov.-eer. in fiirness and Justice to trsy.t-!f and ? Kck. who are dependent r.pon mi. I am going to rons. !.. ntiotisiy take up motion picture work, to portray t:,r. .s-.'.eet and pure side of litv. in such a manner ;s to T-o.r forcibly and impressively bring before the youth of the w orld ihc ia tigers of the primn se iiath." The fpertro ic of Clara portraying a pure and sweet site of iffe is enouch to make the ordinary decent prsor, extremely nanseated. Tbf best thing that Clara iniM do is to follow the advice which used to be very !u.r'u'.ar in years gone by whoa you got a!! you wanted of some one and sought to get rid of them ami that

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NOISE AND RELIGION The court of appeals In an Ohio county has ruled tiiat mere noise on the part cf a religious organization in its services does not constitute a cause for its abatement as a nuisance, and that no property rights are violated in the case of per?ois who fail to appreciate the at bursts of religiou? enthusiasm. Tho decision was ia reversal -of an injunction granted by the lower court upon the application of a citizen who contemplated that certain religious organization ccnauctvd Fervlcs3 i.ito the night and 'made loud and disagreeable noises."

j Admitting that the decision of the court i" just, j is there not a higher consideration which should be I taken into account by the organization against which j complaint was made? Can true religion be the Mner ' by any action on the part of adherents or any organijzatiou which makes Itself obnoxious to a community? I i.verv tie admits that it takes something more than ! t o;. e to constitute a religion, or for a:i observance of

:t. that eoes not. make itsen ortensive to oiners, ami any cult which fails to take into account the requirements of society as to orderly methods will find itself in ad repute and will defeat the purposes for which it .- ostensibly working.

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GOING TO COLLEGE. I'isri.res recently announc-. d b m.-.,-:.,: ;:, ; .. tern s'ate universities show what at first appears

, be .a dis-t rt'stiins increase in the cost. of the erage o liege e.'tucat ion. The University cf Kansas, for int'vt.ff;, reaorts that the iiverage sttident there has an i.i.'i.il c.Npcnse of $S27. At the University of Illinois i :s :(!.. Generally speaking, education at the big a.-tern schools comes eveu higher. T!ies figures, however, are merely a reflection of

exaggerated cost of living that this country has erg( no in the last five years. They should not be ou'raging to any young man or woman who has a de.-ite for a college education. At the- Kansas o agricultural college 4 5 per cent of the students entirely self-supporting last year; 11 per tent e partially self-dependent, and " per cent were Ing no part of their expenses. This perhaps Is a good average cf the proportion

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IMMIGRATION Commbssicner General of Immigration Husband has taken upon himself the task of trying to dhert Urge numbers of immigrants from the cities and industrial tenters to the agricultural regions of the United States, ivith the object of giving aliens a better opportunity hrui they would have iu the crowded sections. While there are no longer tracts of fertile government iand available to settlers, there is much that could be made productive by drainage or by irrigation, atid the government is proceeding to reclRim some of this land. Any plan for restricting immigration aid for selecting desirable newcomers to the United States would rip near to operate more effectively in the foreign ports than at Kills Tsland. Many aliens are refused admis-s-ion for various reasons, and they lose much and at disappointed by their failure to enter this ccuntry. No -miuigraAt should be permitted to sail for this country who cannot qualify for entrance. The departments cf the Interior, agriculture and labor are expected to co-operate with Commissioner Husband in his plan to divert immigrants to the farms. It Is a move that deserves to succeed.

WK bavi a !ur from THOrtillTKll. man of

m 1 n J WHO end "! h sripiir.ff ptctur UV a l-'S.uOO rrmina ImthinK suit, n, AMI asks u whether w SHOt I.T) consider It' a lip-o.: r or i STKl'-lV but wo "houid CAM. it a etlck-out -of. ASK any five inon the timf I ail five of them will pull cut WATCHES showing different TIME and ail rive Ml I.T- bet real money thai the OTHER four are uioiif; ar.d h is right. IK tho ka;.-r ever called BACK to his throne II I" ought at leas-t to be able t- sua-piy

THE kitchen stove with S.VVE1 and eplil wood. 0K o"f our leading face-powder M.tM'P.U'TlHKRS makes a trreat p n 1 n t I hi adveT ti5emen'..s OK the fact that Ins pioduct is r 1 mging AM we Miouldrt th nk a KtCK powder w.itild '" niu.-!i sood

IK It didn't out'ine the figure reasonably weli. man may h a era i er ,-me tlv.nss BIT it is poit;tive!y wr.ndrful HOW h can fnthufe over himself. THE intelligent, small investor is g;ettinr into a. frame ef mind

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HE says disappointedly Is that a'i!T 'j'linittHI.V nothing but actually ypoiP-d stuff ' taste less J.ke HIS daughter candy but he a on't let THE orig'Dal than a canned pea. A man will let you fei-d Of feed hia dot; meat for fear lot m'.Kht poison thi? dug. IK you o to a man to borrow money it la Jl ST as well to lauli at his Siry . minTHFJI it amu?"s you or not. ME have definitely fciven up !fpe c'" et er KATHOXIMi the feminine mysteries

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Kditor TlMS: Plense announce to r a candidate for Majtr on the P.epulxJlcati ticket, BUlnect to rim i i-ir-ion of the May primaries. AMifcaiT LEWI 3

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any more l decent society utterly '.ot-t BECAt E lat.orln? under a sbsht. MISAPPHEUEXSlOV as to h

I Uillie I'.urkes

AH E w. rn v. made a terrible KIIX pass to one of the dear 5P whofe hand

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Editor Trvis: You may atate to the citizens of Kast ChicaK and Ind'ana Hurlxir thft !t Is my Intention to be a candidate for the nomination for Mayor of the oHy of F.a,t Chlong-o at tha prl manes to be h-ld in May. A vote for ma t a vote for a clean, efficient business administration. JOTI.V K. HKPI'A roa CTTT CI.EBJC Editor Timrs: I will T-e a candidate on the republican ticket for nomination to the office of City berk, of East Chicago, subject to the Mav prlmarla. KM MA SI'KXCKR.

Fditor Timks: Ton may announce my name a a candidate for City Clerk, on the rej.nhiiit-n ticket, of Eat Chicago, the nomination belnir subject to the decision of the primaries in Mav. BERT H. TETERSON.

yo, that I will' be a randldate for Aiderman on the CitUfns Ti ket EWVAKI) ADALHKilT MUH.V Editor Ti.: Please announce to tha voters of the Fifth Ward, Kat Chi.'KO, that I will be a candidate for Alderman on the Uepubli-an tl.-kef, uhje.t to the decision of the prima rle., Mav .""ii, , HUIiEKT C. SMITH. Whit in ir TO MAT OX. Editor Timfs: Vmi may announce 0 t.- votera of Whitttijr that. X am a didte for re-nommat ion for the offlc of Mayor, f-ubjoct to th wiehes of lh votera at tho primaries in Mav WAETEK E. SCHRACE. Editor Times: Plus announce ni innn as n canriidHte for Mavor of the City of 'hii!ns, indiatia. 8urJct to the deotsion of the Itepubbcan -oters at the c niing City I'r.mn rtes. May S, 12: MAUV J. OUXKOV

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Editor Times: You are authorized to announce my candidacy for re. nomination to tha office of City C'.erk on the republican fi.-ket of Eas Chicago, subject to tho Mav rrimariTHO;?. Y. niCHARr3.

TO CTTT TXXA5TrXXm To the Editor Tuc Timks: Ton mav announce that I am a candidate for City Trcaurer of the City of East Chirairo on the Republican Ticket, sjbjcct to the I'Mmariea. ' Very trplv vours, D W. DUPHS.

EdifT Timks "Will you p!ea. announce th-it I will he a candidate for

ever appearing I t)ie nomination of City Treasurer, for 1 lh City of Ea.?t Chica.uro, Ind., subject

I to tiie Repub-ioan primaries, H. E.

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TO CTTT JTrOX Editor Timks:- I1enao announce to he voters of East ChnHRo that I wi'l be a candidate f.,r re nomination to the office of City .Ttidjre. subject to the primeries, May i,rd. 1921. H. M. COHEN'. Ed:for T'ME- Pb-.ise announce to the voters of East "h i'-n to that I will be a candidal- for Olv Jijog' o-! the repubt:en t. kef. subiw t th prlmano Mav Cd. 1921. MT'tI.EI. KAVRAN.

TOR MATOB Ed for Times: You may annoflnrr to tb- voters of Hammond that 1 am a . didate for re-nominH'.lon for the off'r of Mayor, on the Republican ticket, subject to the wis-hcb of the voters at tbe primaries in May. HAN-TEL, BROnVN

ro city jtuioe Eoitor Times: Piease niinunc 'o the voters of Hammond, that I will b a candidate for the office of City Judei on the r publican ticket, subject to thl decision of the primaries in Mv. f I. MODJESK-V.

bd!tor Times: Please announce tbnj I am a candidate for the office of Cltt .Iivipo on tho Republican ticke, aubjeca to the primaries. Mav 3. HENRY OLEYITLANrt.

TOK CITY TEE AStTRIH Editor TisfKS: Kindly announce 'hat T am a candidate for the nominatie for City Treasurer, of Hammond. sujeot; to the decision of the Republieri voters at the Primaries on May Ird 1821. WALTER E. BIELEFELD

CTTT CZ.EB.K y.-i i-.r Timks: You may ariounct to !h- voters of Hammond that 1 am I candidate for re-nominat ie.n for the of f.co of tv Clerk, on the Republicai tt.-kef. sabjeo. to the primaries. Ma;

rOB AXSEXJffAJT j Editor Timks IMese announce to the i r; voters of East "T,;onrr., tlifit 1 iwli b a I m m candidate- for Alderma n-at-Large on tl:f j

Citizens' ticker.

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a. warded since 1 S 1 " . Tho iJistlnguished Service Medal is git en for meritorious acts and is snd only to the Medal of Honor.

Editor Times: Please announce u 1 voters of the First Ward. East Chicago, that 1 will be a candidate for Ablermn I subject to the prim-rt-nev. May Srd. 1 RJCHAHD PA VIS. 1

CLEMENCEAU ISN'T WORRYING

f berebv annour.ee mv aldTraar. i" 1 . a adidacy" for the third ward of the -itj I of East Chicago on the republican iiok! I -.iihieet to the will of the neot.le of the

said txard. dv virtue ot t iw primary 01 , May 3, 1!'21. i

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Some folk will not he satisfied with the income law until exemptions can be obtained for poodle dogs as well as babies.

" the country over. Snobbery is not Confined to (ill .:, but certainly it Is to be found in most of them, i l.i re is usmliy 11 certain percentage of students who 00 o 1 work outside of their instructional courses, and too o-'teii they are inclined to li nk with a certain amount of 1 oa !'Si-er.sion on those whose parents are either riot to well ".ff or not so indulgent as their own.

lb ;f again the college is a reflection of the larger I - s. o e of life. The young man or woman who earns all j The trouble with a lot of persons ts that wnen' of tho college expenses lias ii o cause for shame. The. j money begins to taik for them it contracts laryngitis. .1 . ., .-, e.. ... - .1, 11 ... : M I. .. !

c :i a noes are 1 11 at. t" vfics 1:0111 now 1 nc . 11 win nt-ai

Democratic, newspapers have exhibited great agility in switching from "pointing with pride" to "viewing wiih alarm." lot of fat men will probably begin to waste away unless they can get some of that "medicinal" beer under the Palmer ruling.

TRY OUR BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Jarocr Omgles Me Hotel RetUnrant PHONE 574

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March 22. Former Premier!

lib. meneea'i. who li;..i just returned;

from a tiger hunting tr.p :n India, refused today to comment upon the criticism of himself wiitten by Robert

Lansing, former American secretary ofj

state and member of the American del.-c lion :o tile peace conference. Mr. Lansing had .said that M. Ciemenceaa wa i cynita! and domineering figure. 'YheTi anyone speaXs ill of me that

is all right," said the ex-premier. "It j

is only when anyone speaks good of me that I begin to worry.'' Asked if he would re-enter active political life "the tiger" replied: 'I .-aw Buddhist o;ods in India. They sat ci ossed-leg-ged not concerning themselves with the affairs of others. That :s the policy T intend to pursue'

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I 1. now many .a;ior,Ei c leciei i'..s j are tbcro in United Sla'.fs?

2. How many disputes between nations have been st-ttled by permanent court of arnitration of The Hague? 3. "What year of the Independence of United States begins July 4, 1921" 4. What are "Ember" days and how many of them are there each year? ' 5. "What is the color o.f the Forgst-Me-N'ot? 6. AVhat fire the most noted cases of i mpeach ment ? 7. What sor! of flowers are ' F.verlaslins" flowers?

How much rubber can be made of j

one gallon of rubber juice? S. When was knighthood established in England? 1". WTien and where was the first na-

th . conntrv? "" imagination Naadi Tight Rain.

. . i Without imagination you wotila be ANSWXmS TO TESTE1BOAY S j 8 T0e witpont a fire. Bat do QTESTTOITS j tiot lei the fire get the better of too. 1. When is corn harvest time in Ar- Imagination is like fire; it is a blessgentina? Ann. March and April. j irg. if controlled, but a curse, if uni. Wbat state in the union has 1 he ' rontVolled. fewest number of inmates in alms hous- J

es .' Ans. yomtng. j 2. How many times did Babe Ruth hit home runs last season with nobody on bases? Ans. He hit 34 home runs w''h nobody on bases. 4. How big art cocoons? Ans. They are usually an inch or more long and about a half an inch wide. .". What is the substance of a spijer's thread? Aw. The subtsance of the.

thread ;s mild which hardens on contact w It'n the air. 6. Is the bite of a tarantula fatal to man? Ans. The bite of a tarantul.i is rare;. . if ever, fatal to man. 7. How many unknown bodies are interred in National cemeteries in this cou'itry? Ans. The total number of bodies ame.tints to 1 i 1 5f . S. How many cigarettes are consum-

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East CliiiMgo TOU 1UTOK Editor Timvs: subject to the votera of the city of East Chicago. I will be a candidate for re-nomlnation to the office of Mayor of East Chicago, at the coming primaries in Mav. LEO McOJKMMlK.

Edtor Tinru: Pie:.-, announce that

I am a candidate for Mavor of East 9

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Ans. More than forty-four billion cigarettes and more than seven billion ciprars are consnnied aiviiallv. What Is the area of New York Cit? Are, The area of Now Yoik t'ity is 32S ? square miles. 10. W hen did I ruled States commenco to award tist.i nguishod Service Crosses?" Ans O'sting-uished Service 1 Vcsjes hive bee-n awarded since April tl. 1917. The Medal of Honor has been

voters at tho May primaries and that I

earnestly solicit their support. JAMES J01E'STC. Editor Timer Please announce to the voters o4' East Chicago that t am a candidate for the nomination for Mayor on the Citizens' Ticket. FRANK! CALLAHAN'

Jld'tor Ttvrs: I will be a candidate for Mayor of Fast Chics go on 'he Hepublican ticket, subjert to tho decision of the oter at the Mhv primaries. JAMES H Hl'RNH.

Thousands of other har gotten rid of theire without dieting or exercising, often at the rate of over a pound a day, and without payment until reduction has taken place. T am a licensed practising physician and personally prescribe tha Watrncr.t for each indii?ual case, thus enabling w-e to choose remedies that win produce not ooly a ton of weight harm)M.y. hut which will alao relieve tne.trotiblewiT.e lymptomi of overstotitneas such as Aortoeaa o breaUs psup' aari, inchgratlon. rlumatiam, gout, asthma, kidney tr.tJa and Tartotia other aftitctvms mhich often acccgnpanr rreTstoBtea. lv treatment will relieve tfcat depressed. Heed, sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy and rigor, a rnK af the low eef yeur auperfluous fat. You are not required to change in the siljrhteat frnw your rejrular mode of liring. There is no dieting or eradslng. It simple, easy and plea.sant to take. If vnv are orertout do no- postpone but sit dorn right now and send for mv fraa trial treatment ird mv plan -whereby I am ti be paid only aftar reduction hea taken plaea if yiu so desire.

DR. R. NEWRflAN Licensed Phytieian State of New York 2S6 Fifth Avenue New York City DESK H-234

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We Give 5. & H. Green Stamps Ladies, Look at Our Silk Hose and Its Price

Two Car Loads 1400 Cases 33.600 Cans

By special cash consideration we were enabled to pnchase the final two carloads of 22 oz. jars of Pure Fruit and Sugar Jams, which we will sell direct to the consumer at a yery small margin and thereby fire our customers a customary opportunity to get in on our extraordinary bargain buys.

amfTiond Quota Only BO Cases, 1,200 Cans

All cans in first class condition, with our own label. Jam, assorted flavors, consists of only pure fruit and sugar, no apple or corn syrup filler. If after purchase you are not satisfied that this is the best buy of jam you eter made, we cheerfully refund your money. j

COME EARLY LIMIT 6 CANS

Two Cans, 44 oz. net 25c

Almost 3 lbs. Pure Fruit Jam for 25c

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CONSUMERS WHOLESALE GROCERS GUARANTEED PRODUCTS ALL ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED (NO CHARGE) 540 H0HMAN STREET STORE NO. 16 (Only One In Hammond) PHONE HAMMOND 531

Marigold Butterine, 2 lb. prints

Pure Tomato Catsup OCr 8 oz., 3 for J

Climalene, new No. p73f 2 large pkg., 3 for.

Palmolive Soap, 3 OO . bars for OC