Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1921 — Page 6

Juno. 25, 1921.

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A REJECTED MILLION If 21-year-old Charles Garlaud has acquired the ninjinatlog habit usually associated with farmers, it appears that his reflections have been unproductive of that iiegre of enlightenment -which well wishers had hoped for him. Last year, it will be remembered, he refused to .ake an Inheritance from his father estimated at $1.- " 000,000. He declared that he had no right to money which he had not earned. At that time he thought he .vould be an automobile mechanic, an ambition not un---ortoy of one not too insistent on making personal sacrifices. Maybe he found, as motor car owners assert . with great posltiveness, that this trade trenches somevhat on the prerogatives of the hold-up artist. Anyway, he elected to become a farmer and is Industriously tilling his piece of land at Buzzards Bay. Mass. None v ill deny that this is useful work, and the young agriculturalist should not be unnecessarily interrupted in nis labors. Bdt another relative, able to buy anything ' he wanted, has died and has willed a part of his fortune to Charles, his namesake. Will the young man take this money? "I refuse it," he says. We are dis- . -.ippointei. Of the value to mankind of a man who makes two - "blades of srass grow where but one grew before we have irrefutable testimony. One who makes turnlr and cabba-ges grow there weeds wont to flourish must be a much better citizen. Wherefore the .lust must applaud the agricultural activities of Mr. Garland. Being serviceable to mankind in his hobby. But is a man entitled to commendation for benevolences which fall pitifully short of what is within bis power to bestow? With a million or two at his command a man so disposed could do a great deal for his fellcws. The avenues of useful service are so many that it were Idle to specify any here. Young Mr. Garland has said that to take the fortune which he did not earn would be unjust to the millions -who have little. He might dedicate it to their service. Why does he decline to do so? A good many will think bis self-abnegation is a pose. At any rate, the rejected fortune is doing nobody any geod. unless he gets peculiar satisfaction out of his position.

criticise roughly the world should not forget that explanation which does duty In so many places under so iaany different circumstances "human nature." Self-defense has been called "the first law of nature." It is Instinctive, however high the Intelligence ot the individual or the nation. Germany feels the necessity for co-operatlcn In Industry and commerce Russia la In the same state of mind. After looking over the ground, Germany finds her only opportunity in Russia, and Russia finds her only field for co-operation in Germany. To make this new alliance the more powerful to the two principals and an Industrial and commercial menace to the rest of the world. Germany's producing organization, admittedly complete. Is united with Russia's supply of raw materla.1, the most extensive in the world. That is a combination which may compel an organization by all the rest of the industrial world in 6elf-defen6e. The othor great Industrial and cemmercial nations will find little comfort in this Russian-German alliance because it could have been prevented with little effort. Germany and Russia could have been made the partner in a trade or industrial agreement by any ether nation. Neither could find the opening They were driven together by the short sightedness of nations which could and should have become profitable partners of either. Now the rresent industrial leaders will have as competitors an industrial organization of excellent character and raw materials of inexhaustible proportions. If this Is not a combination that will create a new Industrlar-commercial loader, bring fresh cause for more International controversies, even to wars, the prospect ha6 been erroneously read.

BUSHNELL'S ANIMATED WEEKLY IN 8 REELS

. ' " THE GERMAIMtUSSO ALLIANCE KewS that Gemany and Russia have formed an alliance which virtually makes the two countries one industrially and commercially will not surprise any one who has made speculative calculations with ordinary probabilities as the starting point. If the world is j fo..u n.-lth thp arranzenient and to

THE GOOD OLD DAYS Oftimes and again is beard the sigh of some old codger fcr a return to the halcyon days of yore, when Hbel was unknown and an editor could do and say as he pleased provided that his guard and defense with the long shears was good. But the sigh need not be mae too loudly, for there is at least one of the eld timers still a'lve. Witness if you will, this frame climbing from the Grove City (111.) News; Three of the young "girls cf this city pulUrt off some stunt last Friday evening by going auto riding with two of our young men and did not arrive home until 10 o'clock at night, claiming the latenees of their arrival was due to blow outs of tires, there being about twelve holes bursting open In their tires according to their records. The final result of the trip was that two of the young ladies have been sitting down very easily on account of their mothers using a board as a warm:i for their conduct. She should have taken a gocd

sized club and took a workout on the young scamps who j led them oo the wild night ride. Fort Wayne News.

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RECENT EVENTS prove that it is a pretty good idea to keep your mouth shut whether you are under water or acrcss the water.

AUTOMOBILE PRICES are coming down, but there Is a nigger In the woodpile. The cost of repairs after a smash-up remains the same.

DEMOCRATS IN the senate spent a whole day In criticising the administration, but then, there Isn't much else for them to do.

THE MILLENNIUM in dress which women seem to have as their goal will be reached when gowns may he utilized as bathing suits.

DEMPSEY IS NOW reported to he "overweight" the first time, according to war records, that he has been over.

A CENTER of gravitation was a big advantage the hammock bad over the porch swing.

THE TROUBLE, it seems, is that too many persons are raising something that Is not edible.

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Bank Believe In You?

One of the biggest assets in business is the confidence of your banker. With that it's easy to hold the respect of your business associates. WitK that it's easy to obtain the credit needed in business. Now, whether or not this Bank can believe in you rests with you. You may be straightforward. You may have good business judgment. You may deserve credit, BUT. have you given our officers an opportunity to know you and your methods? When 'ou are frank with us, we can believe in you.

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CORNER HOHMAN AND SIBLEY STREETS HAMMOND. INDIANA V ESTABLISHED 1886

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

1 What brings the blood back to ha heart? 3 Why dees the blood not flow back

n the veins?

5 Hot many divUiona of gnder

are there?

4 What Jid Ponce de Leon discover? 5 What were the t-o gerateat perods of speculation our country has

ever known?

6 What are stalactites? 7 How were the Great Lakes term

ed?

I "Why do have states? 9 If th-i president holds a bill for

en day without returnin; it or signing It. what happens?

10 What are dentals? Amfwi to Kri'lay'a Qnewtlorcm.

1 Where are what is Mato-Tepee?

Arts. It is Wyoming. It is the hard

ened lava core of an old volcano. The

yides have eroded away, leaving the

core or plug standing i!o:ic.

Z What is a word of three sylablcs

called? Ans A tri-syiabie.

3 What is a primitive word? Ans.

Any word that la not derived from an

other.

4 What is a dipthong;? Ans. It is

a union of two vowel? in one sylablo. It Iji proper it both vowels are sounded.

5 What are labials? Ans. They

are lip sounds.

6 What are the marks over letters n words 3 called. Ans. Dlacr.ticaj

marks.

7 What sheep are noted for their

wool? Ans. The finest quality wool and alfo the greatest quantity is produced by the Merino.

S Wh:ch hreeds of h-g seem best adapted to the needs of the avera;farmer? Ans. The Chester-Whit's and Poland Chinas ordinariyl. 9 "What three plant foods are likely to become exhausted in any soil? Ans. Nitrogen, potash and phosphoric acid.

lv Which winds carry th !r.c!3ture? Ans Warm winds.

hard time social for next week, the date to be stated later.

ST. JOHN

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They Love to Do Their Duty. An English clergyman has declared ttiat it is woman's duty to drers Jti?t as sell hs she can afford. We have yet to meet a Toman ho Is lax ia

her duty in this regard.

If you live in St. John cr within a rad.us of 25 miles. you can save monpy by trading at the Bon Ton store. St. John. Watch for our big sale beginning Monday. June 27th. N"w good3 at low pricrs. VTOd delivery in ft. John. 6-24-tf

Miss Besse Scofield went to Crlsman, Ind . yesterday to visit relatives for a

few days. I ??rs. Hat', ey Hildebrandt. of Holly-, wood. Ca'.., I3 visiting rclatiies hcie and at Crown Point. Dr. J. A. Taylor returned yesterJiv from Texas, where he is interested in several oil wtlla on land that he own.. Mrs. J- T. Bess, or Ros Uw. visit.''! her dau'i'.tii. Mrs. Don Thomas a;:i h :.-rand her yesterday. I W. Ragon. of the Tribune attended a meeting of the Republican editors of Uk" County at Gary. Thursday t vf-ning. The meeting was called to make arrangements to entertain the M.at Republican editorial association whrn it comes to L.ike county the latter part of July. C'ur Chautauqua ends tomorrow. Thi attendance has been good eery day. The brick work on the creamery building ia about completed.

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The Grifiith Christian church will hold their weekly services as usual at the regular hours. Bible school. lvo: morit'.ng preaching, 1 1 : 0 0 o'clock, standard (old) time; evening preaching S rn. new tfme. The Kings daughters are planning a

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DRESSMAKER MADE WELL Followed a Neighbor's Advice and Took Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound Vernon, Tex. "For three years I Buffered untold agony each month with

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Vegetable compound. I mentioned it to a neighbor and she told me she had taken it with go?d results and advised

me to try it. I was then in bed part of the time and my doctor said I would have to ba operated on. but we decided to try the egetable Compound and I also used Lydia E. Pinkham 's Sanative Wash. I am a dressmaker and am now able to go about my work and do my housework besides. You are welcome to use this letter as a testimonial as I am alwavs glad to speak a word for your medicine." - Mrs. W. M.Stephens, 1103 N. Commerce St., Vernon, Texas. Dressmakers when overworked are prone to such ailments and should profit by Mrs. Stephen's experience. Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Ma?s., about your health. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.

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If you want a home, let your rent Hollars buy it. We have an attractive selection of well-planned, well-built bungalows and houses to offer for your inspection. These are exceptionally low priced and only a small cash payment is required to give you possession. The balance as rent.

HARGIS

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