Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Friday, April 22, 1021 asa

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS C05ATY.

The Lake County Times Dally except Saturday an-i ur.a.y. Wintered at the poatoflice in Hammond, Juu -a. . The rime Eut Chicao-Indiana. Harbor, daily eacepl Bucaay. Entered at the poatofflca to Eaat Cbcao, 'oven bcr IS. ISIS. The Lae County Tlme Saturday and Weekly Edition. Cnttre J at the poatofUce In Hammona. February 4. 11; The Gary Evening Tlnis Du!y -.cf.pl ouaday. Entered i liie. postoflic ib tiary. April I', HIS. Ail u-der tie act or March 3, as MCon4-cU FOREIGN ADVEKTISLNO REFKESKNTATIOIs" G. LOGAN PiVXE & CO. CHICAGO

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;:,'i:am Harbor t Reporter and Cluaa Adv Telepho - Ii.utan WArbor iNevm Dealer) Teh rlumo 1113-J WTKtlnjf , fc.ephon, 0-J

Ol-wd Point ifi(inon

too. Is merely trying to "hold on" to what ha has got, and he Is doing no -morn than the manufacturer an! tba merchant did a year ago. In the end. the readjustment must come, just as it did for them. But "holdln' on to what you got." regardless of all that, is Just a natural human tendency and the necessities of the moment from the standpoint of public welfare do not rob the "lettln' go" process of any of its agencies for the ludividual who irmr undergo the painful operation.

GOTHAM'S TALK T0FICS ,!ust when we are beginning to think that New York was in advance of Gcpher Prairie, some grown-up New Yorkers who frather together under the name of the Society of Arts and Sciences held a dinner to discuss whether marriape is a failure. There fir so many comparatively sensiMe topics which might be debated that it seems too bad to revert ;o a. di.-'cufsii n which was side-tracked by the Thursday Afternoon chin of l?xs as being a little too stale, 1lat unprofitable for live person to wants tunc over.

The -Passing -Show

WHAT ha beoorne of tiva o. t -woman WHO Vrpt the chadea down An the ahuttara cloaed all the time BECArfE the annlig-ht faded THE carpet In the front parlor.

ABO IT the only satisfaction I IS that we suppose cur prominent J TOODrCKR-1 and rtoek-divldeudeirj ! 1IVF. to buy a fev thing? j AT retail occasionally themselves, j w f. nuppos the candidate j

f- a s h e

LOOK rather unimportant. THK optimists out-number the pessimist in this

WORLD, you ran prove : HAIR-lHlEsSIN..; parlor.

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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Editor Times Flea.se announce to the voter of Fast hl:ue., that I will be a candidate for the of'ire ..t City Clerk., of Ear.t Chicago on the republican itckfcU subject to the primaries. May 3rd. fSTKK W1UL.S', Jr. Kditor Timkh. please announce to the voters of Lftst Chtee.g-o that I wi'l bo a candidate for City Clerk on the Citizen's ticket, evidenced by my pwition now on file In the City Clerks off!, a. JOHN" J. KEEN AN. FOB CTTT TTtE ASTJBXK To the Kdiw.r Tub Tink: You may announce that I am a candidate for City Treasurer of the City of Ea.it Chicago on the Republican Ticket, eubject to the Primaries. Very trply yours, O V. DUPES.

Editor Trjrr.s Will you p'emn. en-

nounoe that I wll be a candidate f

It jou h-.e aoy trouble getting Tub Times ma com-

e;;:it t:nnxiintU' r r, th i3rcuiAtion Ler.artmOL.

ttucr.mund (private echa.r.e) 3i.ui. 3101. 1101 'should relativitv tie taught in the public, schools? la

canneii sp-nacn oetter i uun i resn . u nv am rai t-ai!

NOTICE TO PUB3CE.IPEI13. double? On which side should a.n artichoke be eaten'

If von fail to receive rour cocv ot Thsj Turas as , Tl. . . ., ... , , ... i i, . i .w. a . ,., i, i

I ' - . (j - . a j .. i - . i . 1 . . : -r " " - ......... -- irt-en lnt or nt not sent on tinic. iiemernber that th- mall service is not what it u"i to b and tt-Jt compia'.iits art. le.jeryfti fn.m innny toijrc about the train and mull r Hcf-. Th iias lncreaeeo its rrnillng eauipment and Is nc.ivir.- earries-ily to roach ita ;atrons on time l prompt Ui s.U ,rirn ut -wnen you do not net. your ppor ai.d we wlli ar.T promptly.

A COMMON TE-IDENCY "Hoiiln' en to what you got and not Wtin' po of anything until yen have to," said Bill Nye, "is the secret of Jtayin' rich, even if your daddy didn't leave you anything bur a fortune." If Nye had lived in this day and generation he would hate recognized in his prescription for the preservation of inherited wealth a common tendency Involvr.g evt-;yhod. rt.-h and poor, frcm 'he hlgbest to the u.E'.b:cft. "HoldSa' on to what you got," has been so urdv:1?.!';' adopted that Instead of a praiseworthy economy, 1' ha? become little less than an evil. Fur example, last year the manufacturer, facing a return to uc rir.al In the buying habits of the people, dc'iK'1 to admit There could be an end of the 6-ilk shirt era aril fhe Mch prices that went with it. He just rouUnt come down in price, and furthermore, he would 60 1. anl tbat was all there was to it. But. whole-sale prices came down, just tb same. He didn't want i naturally, but he had to let go of some cf the things the war ha:l brought him. An1 then the retailer, suffering th effects of a buyers' strike, declined to take th losses necessary to briBg about activity in trade. Neither did he want to 1-t so of any of the aivantaeres in prof.ta the war period had given him. and you can't biarce him for that. lie was merely "holdin on" to wha t he had got. But he h?' t o let gr. and tn many rases his !os.es were far larger that wa.s good for tb- business. Now The readjustment is down to the wage-earner, and r.,ithcr (lee? lie t ant f give tip, hi5; -w ar pay lie.

BOOSTING LIBERTY BOND VALUES A number of methods for bringing the various issues of Liberty bonds to par have been suggested but have not received much i-nnsideration from leading, financiers, who can wee no permanent benefit from artificial stimulation of prices As tney view it. government bonds should take their chances with other securities. Senator Town send haa introduced a bIH, modeled on lines proposed by V. M. Thorjps'm of the war credits board, which had for its purpose stabilization of Liberty bonds. The bill provides that the original purchaser of bonds tuay exchange them for a new Issue, which would have to be authorized by congress Instead of hearing a set ra'e. interest, on the bonds would be fixed by the federal reserve board before the time of interest payments. This rate we-uld be ba?d r.n that paid by "securities of the highest safety," and the presumption of the author cf the bill is that, it would hate the effect of keeping the bonds at par. The high rates of interest on industrial stocks and other forms cf securities are given credit for depressing the market values of the various issues of government K-onds. If the rate of interest on the proposed refunding bonds depended on th interest paid by "securities of the highest safety," the effect might be as Senator Townseud beil'vt-s. Something will probably be attempted to Increase the confidence of the public in government securities.

WHO his

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TEAKtG of Btarmj- men WK Wnovr of no one

wirmNTr PirrvtevrTrtATir ANN 0 1' X ' iM i NT

The persons named below tnn.flince 'ho nomination of t'ify Treasurer, for

to the voter .r th. City rl WlntiriK ! ( oy or j-,a Mr.-j q-o, Ind., subject that they have fllod their declarHt .t,? ' to trio rjepul'Hcfln prlm-'rle--.

would rathr cirryjef Inte.ntlon to become candidal i a In U- JON"E3. i the primary election, Mav 8, 1L'21. for; the offices get opposite the'r t:im. s ! TOS CTTT JtmOE

respectively on the rvmovrstic ii.k.r. lid iter i ;mfs- -! fin'-ar.c

itnd pletijce ri eff'j.int arnl ee.ioo.i administration rOS MATOB Hl'SSlill, K. SMTT1T rOB CITY CI-BK JO H V A. T'WvAlO', rOK CITY THE ASUBIET5 (HUH.) tP.V.-l 1 ( H.ri'Tl.F. ros city .itrrxtE T. JOSBl'H STT.l.l VA Y FOB ALDEHN.AT.LABO ,)11N J IH'1-T'Y N'P 'IP iijAj- -:. M n.I.FCK STKVK KA MINSK I i Tvvfi to 1m. noniin.-tteo! IDEEHAN FIE ST WAT.3 WILLIAM STo,I, AI.B;UVI-AN SECOND WASD

ALKX N ALSKO AXDEK.MAW THIRD W A3 D K' 'HBrtT ' M RTIS AMrRMAN FOUETH WARD 1 KI.l NI.iol,KU:VJi7, .n SBPH K. MAM HA K tone to be ru-rnltjatc-d.i

TniC t he ha.ppr Trhn It turns out that -way. I A N'T girl can get i M.intUED, but it ta-kea a J WHO LIS lot cvf atieno j t AND aelf-aiertflo. to stay marri'd- '. A tnn likes to smell ;)-.rfun; j l" a i-omD but when he ame.ll j IT .-n men it mios him suspicl --m ;

the voters of F.sst Chies-o that I will

b a cand.unte for re-nomlnatlon to the oiTicfl of City Judge, subjwet to the prltr.urie?. May .Ird. is21.

1 H. M. COHEN.

Kditor Times TTease announce to the voters of Fast Oueng-o that I will be a randniote for t'Mty Judife on the republican ticket, ?ubje-t to the prlmarien May 3d, l'.)21.

MialAn. 7IA itAN. ' Editor TiJes: fierce announce to j the voters of Knst cht,.a(ro end Indiana Iiarbc-r that T ant n enndtdnte for. -he

r.omlnaf ton fr th. office ,,f

on tl.e :if izen?

.ty Jul,

THK MAX who has Just been jilted probable feelt more like speaking of women as the unfair sex.

WHO can fall upon the

rOOI which sustains life with MOHK avidity than a HltrH school girt with ontethin EXTRBME1.T sweet and indigres'ible to eat WHBX she reta cut for r-eev BEFORE he g-et, her HE thinks he Is an rgi Bt:T after he g-eta her SHE nn'fti htm fly arouni a lot. At tntju'sftire uhcriber a.k us to WHAT place we would he WILLING to see the loafers who utter up THK wtlVi in the loop at n -',? eo WF, shall not designate H IT has aluriyi been cur rOUCT to lesre something to thi IMAGIVATTOV of folk? w,nEATI these Unei.

that the voter wM3

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JIKH E. CARROLL.

FOB ALriH-MAfT Kditor Tivks Please announce to tbe Vfrt of Fs.t "i!'ro that I Iwll be s candidate f -r A1J rina n-a t-Iarge on '-he Citizens" tickets GRnnGG UTjOSKT.

Fritter Ttmts: Pfr-i ee announce to

rct n.artn i votr-rs of !i 11r?t Vrd. Kest Chlcasro. irM iiit t,u i that, I will be a candidate for Alderman TOK MAYOR I on the Kepiib'uoatt tlCK"t, su bject to the Editor TtM-s: MtPjec-t to the voters f prtti-arie!. May 3rd of the city of East Chicago, I will be a i RICHARD PAVT3.

candidate tor : o-nomlnaMon to th5 of

flee of Mayor of Fast Chicago, at the

coming prim-arles )n Mav. LKO McCORMACK.

I hereby announce rr.y iiderroenI3 f sr.d-.dacy' for the hird ward of the city cf Fast Chicago on the republican ticket subject to the Tviil of the reop-e of the raid waro. by virtue of tho primaiy of Mav S. ic:i. I-"TS FE-RRI-NL

Edtor Timfi: F!eae announce that I am a candidate for Mayrr of East Chicago, subte l to the wishes of the

voters at the May primaries and that I earnestly solicit their support. j FdPor Times- Plea announce to the JAMES JOHNSTON. voters of the Fourth Ward, Fee: Chlcathat 1 v i'i be a ca r;.iir3v' e for Alder-

Kditor T'wkh-.PIm.. .r,ne-e. t ' man cn the tttzen- JloK-r.

oters or Lost unicago that I am a can-

ELWATiD ADALBERT ilL'HA

d'.date for the nomination for Mayor on he Citizens' Ticket. FRJLNK CALLAHAN

THIS Vi'H.L BE the second year thai bock beer signs have failed to announce the approach of spring.

n EM EM B Em

does not r;r to the primary is from

Editor TivBSt I will he .i d,ite (for Mayor of Fas Chl-aeo on the Re. iputHcan ticket, subjert t th- d NIjo

or me voters at th.; :.nv pn tn"r..-i. IAMLs 11. hL'iiSd.

Editor Twss: Pis9 announce to

oe a candioa.'e :or aiayo;- on tho Kepuoiicjin ticket, subiect to the deciiou of the May primari'rs. AI.MT.T LEWIS

Editor T-wes- -T'ieaso ernounce to the v-tc-rs ' th I' -urth Ws rd in East Chtcjbo. India r.a. that I wtl1 be n candidate for A 1 C i rrr a o, r e the Repuhilacn 1 1 eke., e'ih-ect to the j - r iar .Mo- .". Kt:;i. ti'c;:iH ' "FT r"K L .'. A

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-Tou may state to the Ch'capo' run! Indiana

i er ba-rre-l i Harbor that it Is my intention to he icindidate for the nomination for Mavor

of the city of East t hi at;

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VOICING complaint ever the result. , ', vot(. fnP w clt.;n, 'efficient busl-

ntsb admintstratlc

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The permanent patronage of Millions upon Millions of Satisfied Customers throughout the U. S. A. attests the fact that The Newark is the Best Shoe Value in this broad land.

OSfF. nice thing- sbout A man who stutters is thit HR doesn't try to say a Tho!" lt tTBft.ES he rea.'iy has something; to

WEI,! th latest acien'.if. PfSC'OVTRV is thai there at !-sn minion univeriiea l.'ni the oF. cf -which this )t.r vaJe e.' teara ant la irhter l? a jmall part ar4 it

JOHN" K. REFFA

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TOK. CITY CLERK I Editor TtMis: I -l!l be e candidate j OB the republican ticket for nomination j to the office of City Clerk, of East Chi- ; cag-o, subject to the M-v primaries. EMMA SPENCER.

! Editor Timf.s: You may announce my I name as a candidate f"r I'ity Clerk, on j the republican ticket, of Fast Chlcafo, I tbe nomination being sul je- t to ths I decision of the rr-.ma.nes in Hay.

j BERT H. PETEKiON. j I Editor Timksi V'ou are authorized to! J sn-ounce my candidac- for re-nomlna- : 1ir,n r. tYnff-.n r f I'.Tv fIerir on thrt!

republican to-k't of F.h Ir.oaco, sub-!

Editor Times: Pleae announce to the votere of the Fifth Ward, Eas' Chioicc, that I will be a candidate for Alderman on the Republican ticket, subject te th- declfcion or the prlrnariea, Ms v Srd. ROBEKT C SMITH. Editor TtMX.-piea announce to the voters of Kaat Chlcairo that I will be aa.ndidate for Alderman-at-Larare on the Hnpublleaxt ticket, subject to the prlm:uries. May 3rd. J. COAR,

Editor Timics: PleaS(, announce to the voter?, of the Third Ward, East Chicago, that I will be a candidate for Aldermen on the Cltliena' Ticket FRANK J. CISZCZON. Editor Ti-meb- Pleaae announce to 'he vote.ra of the Fourth Ward, Et Chtcufco, tnut I will be a candidate t r the office of AJderniojn on the Citijons' ticket. MIKE KOSCIELNT A K Editor Tikes: Plea. tnM.iti'-e to the voters of th- Seventh Waro, Indiana Harbor, th u I will be i Candida' for the office of Alderman on the republuen ticket, subject to the primaries May 3rd. 1021. TETER COUVELi"? l-lttor Time pi. annoor.ee o the voters of the Fifth Ward. Ind'ana Harbor, that I will be a candidate fo' the c.TJce of Alderman on tLe rtpjbiifjtn ticket, eubject to th primaries My 3rd. i?21. SHJrHAilP H. M4RKION. Edor Ttmes Pleaee (innnp-, tn ti e voters of the Fourth Ward, Eat "hic- ". that I -,v a be a cajultdate for he of r.ce of Alderman or. the Re.pgb!teaticket, subject to th primartea. Mav J-d KHA.XK M. HORVATH.

E.Vtor TtMttff- Please announce t" the voters of East Chiean-o tht I am a candidate for re-nomination to the e lice of ..-ouiiolUt-larjd, ubje0' to the Republican prituarle 1n v OEOBCJE 0SW--y

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Editor Timib: Ton noay announce fo the voters of Wh'tln that I am a i-in-rt.date for re-nominatjon for the offjea of Mayor, subject to We wishea of the voters at the vrimart in May. WALT Eft E. SCHRAGIEditcr Time?: Please announce mv name as a candidate for Maror cf the City of Whiting, Indiana, Hubieci to the deo;i.,n of the Republican voters et th coming City Prim-jes May S, lOSl MART J. COVROT.

Editor Times Please announce he voters of Whiting that Tama cai1iaare for the office of Citv Clerk on the re publican ticket, subject to the primsjde Mav 3rd. KAP.RT E. BOWER.

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TiS'.m- Trcres: You may mnc'tSD to 'he voters of Hammond thst I em a candidate for re-nomination for the off'ee cf Mavor. on the Rer ur,i ir n ticket eubject to the wd.hes of the voters at th V nmarles in My. rA NTEL EROtry,

Editor Timu:-W!I1 you fclnrMv . noimc to the voU-. of Hammond thl4 I shall be a acnd-"ite for Mavor on r Pemocratic ticket., subject to the pr1 manes to be held. May 3. F21 ED. SIMON".

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EH'or Tiwrs: Pteaae trnOTiie m the -oers of Hammond that I nd'.l he a candidate for Mayor on the P.epub'.toan t-okef. subject to the primaries, May trn. 1?::. CHARLES H. ERIEDRICH. Editor Times: Will ycu klriaiv announce to the vetera of Hammond that I shall be a candidate for Mavor on the remoort1c t'eket, subject to she prl mnr:es to pe held Mav . l?2l J. H, McGCTRr,

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Editor Timbs Will vou ple announce to the voter of Hammenn that I am can-!irjite for Mayor on the Pemocratic ticke by eensent of rue voters at the c-lrrsrles Mav . 1!?t OE?R(IE E. EItMETT. TOB CITT JtrOB Eottor Timts: Pieane antip-jnc to the ft of Hammond, thst I srt'l hi a candidate fee the office of City Judc cn the republican ticket, subtect te the decision of the primaries in Vt I. I. MODJEgKt. Editor Ttvrs: Please sm-iotinre r I im a candidste for the office of Clt Judpo on the Republican ticket, lulr-fvet to the prirr.nrie. Mav 3. HEVRT CLEALAXD.

Ed:cr Tims- Please announce 't- the j ce'umris of your raper that T am a emnrtldnte for re-e'.ect ion. to the oflc- of j City Jud-e or. h ferocorat1c t'eiit , THEOWRE C. KLGTZ i Editor Ttmbp- I-Ttndly ennotir.ee e 1 (he voters of Hammond that I i.rr I card'di'e for the nomination for the ofi fl'-e cf City ,Tud:e on the Republican : ticket, subject to the primaries. Mav I Srd. lfl:i. 1 rAVID C. ATKIN'SON.

i Editor Trvrs Pleaje announce to -h. i verier of Hammond that I -w-lll VI eandids'e for Cftv Judge on th rruhI !i-an ticket, subject to the primaries. Mav 3rd. 1P2L ' ' FTTTL GKBTENTAX-D.

; Editor TtvES rieas announce to tl i voters of Hammond that I win be 1 f-nndtdate for the oTic of "itv .Tud-e. oi tl.e loTTioera-io ticket, subject to the I i rirr.a rics. May "rd. i E. E. BECK.

TOK CTTT T-LXAsTtraZB Ed 'tor Times: Kindly announce hst T am o candidate for the r.om !naJost for City Tresyurer. of Hammcnd. s rfW. feet to the decision of the Eepub'tcee voters at the Primaries on Mav ?ed, 1921. WALTER F. RirrLErTBLT)

Edtor Tivits: Please announce to the I voters of Hammond that T am p. car)t j dale for the iiom!n!on of Ciy Tre tirer. on the Republican ticket," sub'-vo' I to the primaries, Mav ,1, i ft 2 1 j EDWARD WTBEL.

Filter Tivf? Please annovirice that I xrll! be a candidate ofr City Treasurer cn the remoor.-it c ticket, subject to the primaries. Mav Srd. 1521. EDWARD ECGEBHECHT.

Editor Ttmfs Please announce te. he voter of Hammond thst I em a candidate for the office cf City Treasurer on the republican tlckc. nubject fo the primaries. May 3rd, 1321. E. E HAr.TZI.ER.

cmr cirE-i fY t-'.r TiMW:--Ym n ay ar-r-njnee to the voters of Hammond thst I am s

candidate for re.nomlnation for 'ie o lice of Citv Clerk, on the Republ'css ticket, subject to the primaries, Mav I :,d. 1921. ARNOLD H, KUNTKT.

Editor T-mij: P'.eeae announce to th" vetrT- of Hammond that I -ill b a candidate for City Clerk on the Republican ! -k't. subject to the prima rie. Msy Srd. 1?21 MILTOV L HAN'S EX

Fdltor Tiv: Please anroun-e 'e V voter, of Hammond ths T -xi.' he n .i::l:.lt'o fe- th ' offrf- r.' -rr.he Repub',icin tick! t, "--lihp.cr to t.-i-r.-.t 1. Vav 3. i'"!;v A MA ly

i Edl'or T-mks: Plenj-e p.rno-.i-.'e . i n v-'crn cf Ti-t ro.tiop.'., thnt I n-! ' ' h : r ar.d'.dee for the office of C . ' o,i 'he l!i-:ni!'!i'-in ticket, snhj.r' !o t1 rlr.r.lelnn r.f rh, nrlmr4er tlav i ? :

nuroLF H. HORN.

Editor T:K ries.se announce to h voters of tho Fo'irth Ward. HarrmonS. Rebertsds le th.it I wl'l he a candidate for the oO-;re of Alderman on the r-p-.h. 1'ean tit k-. t. subject to the r ,- mar .

I Jl o- 3rd. I ch a. n. E"r;sn

Ed.'.or Times Plense annou".-e to V vHr of th- Fourth tVurd H.m.m nd. 'thai T nill be a em-lidHte for A.der-.rmn j en th Repuhllcsn t!cl-t. subject to -he primaries. May Srd. 1921. 1 E. JBWETT,

Editor Times Flea te ftrnonrce to the t o.ers of the Fourth Ward. Hn.mm.ind. tout T will be a candidate for the offtee o Alderman on the reimbllcan tlcke. iibje.-r to the rri)t,sr-. on May Srd GEO. M. SLACK.

Editor Ttvrs: Please announce to -h ., .-ers of "psn-.rr.ord that t am a r1'for the repiih.rcsn nommat Ion f" i r.ur.oilmnn-at-'isrfrc. i!i.!-t to 'hi

wishes of rf,P voters at. the primaries.

1 May 3. 1921. ERHARD holmbero. mm EiKiBIHSnfiMs