Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1921 — Page 4
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THE TIMES Thursday, July 7, 1921
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IX you fall to receive your copy of Thsj TistEa at Vrcturrtijr u you bava in the past, please do not think tt hat mcq inst or wu not sent on time. Kuraembtr that th mall . rvico Is cut what it uwl to ha and tL-t complaints are ,;neryl from many Bournes about the train and mall er ''rce. Ta Tins has Increase its mailing equipment and la striving -irne!ay to reach It Natrona on time. Ka prainoi m a.'vsir.c us when you do not get your paper aiid wi wlli -.t ttnimntlv, AMEKICA'S NEXT GRAND ERA if history has any uses at all, its chief function Is . tcb. us the lessons of human experience. The his--. tsvy cl prosperity is the story of commerce, and the story of ccsnacrce is the romance of the seas. Every empire the world has known has had cue "tr.ct flrmly planted ia the ocean: every empire baa ,;2acl:i2l Its apex only when it sent its merchants and its roc"chandise into the markets of the globe, and thus 'y its Industry created fortune. The history of the sea "Is tius history cf the empireVvhen all is said and done, this country of ours :-.is Ciily a stripling in years. But in potential strength a iaat aod in ambitions a genius, for true genius is " tie flmver which springs from the seed of ambition. In iU scant years it has swept mightily fcrward, resting neither by day nor by night, striving with rich enLhus--insia to keep level with the magic advance of its forr.in.C3. So many hundreds of thousands of broad acres wars to be explored, so many silver rivers to be tracod, sic xaacy millions of trees to be measured, and always the catalogue cf our resources grew longer to challenge our icreverance and stimulate our effort. P.ut at la3t the nation stands on its widely-eeparat-Jd shores, ready to seek the wcrld. An empire on land. It must become an empire on sea. We must become a nation of seafarers. It is as logical to scorn the traffic of the seaa as it would be to turn over the entire Inland transportation systems of the country to foreign agrte and investors. Where flies the flag over a gooj i.Ip there gees American Industry at its hundred per cent, value; it parries with it the guarantee of national integrity; it enriches its people by a legitimate activity, tnd it etablishes sturdy bridges between he man who makes and he man who uses. As surely as the star of democracy flies over the land so surely is America's next grand era to be found on the seas.
WHEN STRIKING IS MUTINY There may be an open guest len as to the absolute moral right of workmen under contract to strike In many cases. Quebec hats been experiencing a situation, however, in which striking and mutiny are perfectly synonymous. The firemen and policemen of that city have struck. It Is not shewn that there were uuueual causes, any emergent stress to occasion the radical action ou the part of these firemen and policemen. Indeed, it is uncertain that there could be any provocation sufficiently aggravating to justify these classes of municipal employes and public servants in striking when a strike or. their part affects so seriously a whole city. Xo matter what may be the ethics of striking and the 'righ"Jto strike with privately-employed woflters. firemen and policemen are not to be grouped In that class.. When firemen and policemen strike their action Is mutiny. It Is exactly a case parallel with the concerted action of a company of soldiers who refuse to d) their duty. Kven If scldiers are uot adequately paid and if their pay is not given them when due, it is uqiversally recognized that "mutiny" among soldiers or navy mu is a crime of the worst sort for the good reason that on their steadfast Icyalty, subordination and reliability de; ends the safety of a much larger uuaibar. Tiie same argument holds With reference to policemen i-iid firemen. They are servants of the public. They are officers in service for the couimuuity, trusted with a respouiribility. Policemen are charged with tb protection of citizens their lives and property. When policemen tirike they break faith not merely with the city government which as agent for the people employes theru and pays Ihem, but. they prove traitor to a'l the men and women and little chil.lren they have been sworn in to serve in protection. When firemen strike do not merely refuse t worlf for the Mgr.er officials who chose them and who pro vide the woney for their pay-rolls. Fireman who strike are f-trilting at the people of their own city. Falling down in thr duty of piotectlng the property of the city from fire, 4"ey are mutinous.
PIRATE THEORY about the disappearance of ihlps off the American coast has now been displaced by the storm theory. One thing we never lack is a good husky theory.
AMERICA IS SAID to spend a billion a year for soft drinks. Sounds fcollsh but there is consolation iu the fact that the folly resulted in no headaches nor neglected families.
PERSONAL LIBERTY 1b being steadily restrictedConnecticut no longer Rive Immunity to residents of other states who go there to add a second wife to a budding harem.
SPEAKING OF MODERN dance steps, whatever became cf the old-fashioned reporter who used to refer to it as the light fantastic?
AT THAT, due precaution will have to be used la case the use of tobacco is made Illegal. It might be a tooth-ache.
MARY PICKFORDS Nevada divorce sticks, the re-marriage, we will have to wait.
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WIIE.V we hear the KI;ilBOH woi)wg say in their KMI'I&ATIO way tht they nev?r KVEW before, he was THAT kind of a man, we know THOIOH we overhe&jr no more THAT they haven't a very gooi kind in rolrid. ALSO within the pttst JO days we HAVE received two copies ot that food old C HAIN prayer which is always op its way AND if we don't send 10 copies of
it to our friends WITH the request that each of them SBMI a copy to ten of their friend we wilt ' HB.VP dire conMjuenoce. WE ai'e all spraddled out and bi'Acr ed tor the conaoquetwees
THE prayer went Into the watebasktt . K.VIl be it from an ignorsQt like US to dispute Till? rt-ptm of the research of our MOST eminent medical Scientists BVT we'll bet oyr girl FR-ICKD8 have' fewer germs an4 smaller ONES on them than anyone ELBE of similar weight, height and girth. A lot of m-omen WHO are secretly contemplating 41 vorce WOl lD be surprised If thy K.VBW how willing their husbands WOl'U) be to furnlah the COIN for the attorney?
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THB best man in the world WE Imagine has one or two little THfti$ in his piuit Ufa that he'd rather OT have known to those KKAft and des,r to him and it Is probably A pretty good policy for a good HI'snAND to train up his wife in the t-4a.VIC-fJofc that whaiaver HE mAy" murmur In his sleep SI II as u girl's nanii: or anything $M:AriLY ren-;ts th- aberration of a mind ' HELEASblt from all artual impresslons ASn -means absolutely nothing. TfP man who minds his own business I bound to run one-two 1 sny piipulturity contest. TOLERANCE Is wlit woI( prompt THE Indulgent reader, if any. to lay pow' the papr Jth a sigh ASD reflect a he thlpks of the proof. reading MOI well I suppose th)e newspaper PI'.OPMS do tha beot they can ln credible AS It may seem." ALL girls seem rather plump TO a tall and ekinny man. WHAT has a become- of THE o. f. man who used to GET up a Dutch lunch for his friends. DIMMER having arrived our piymp women miEMDS are beginning to talk about HOW fast they stick to the furniture.
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XUkW VTOLATZOXS SCBAJST KOm TAXSB Editor Tlms. Dear Sir: . Referring to your article of Tuesday evening in regard to condltlonjs at Cedar Lake I ha.ve no doubt that our county recorder and treasurer saved the innocence of being flod out of thousands of doll.irp over the Fourth by their timely mid on the slot machines. It appeals to me that there are plenty of honest ways for the re?orts at the lake to make money without rnnnlng slot machines., selling moonshine whiskey or harboring prostitutes. Property owners wake up. t wish to say Jupt one word to the tax payers of this county, and that is, you are raisins our own taxes every time you permit those violations. To keep -Sector Lake cloan moans that you will lowor j-!"gr taxs. Do you realise that If the Lake had not Kalned a bad reputation that there would now be millions of doli.trs worth of taxable property at the- lake? Do you realize that there nre thousands of dollars wcrth of nice summer cottages owncfl by non rldent8 who have never before received any consideration at th hands of our public officials, bcue they could not vote In this county. Tet, they have spent their money and paid their taxes hero. What encourage ment have we- given them to bring their friends to do tha same thing? In the iat It has been common practice for parties of Joy riders to fill up with "moonrhinc" and make race courses of the roads- around tha lake, paying no attention whatever to the Uvea or the comfort of the cottage owners, their wives nor their children. What Cedar Lake needs more than any. thing else is an honest, capable deputy yhtrlff at least during the summer month. Assuring mily Rose and Ka!ph Brad fc-rd of the sincere support and appreciation Cf the cottage owners at the lake. I am Tours truly, H. J. POST. A Cottage Owner at Cedar Lake
tlon than others, and we were success ful because of ,he promises that were made. I. too, fcol however, that there Should s-e no particular criticism of tha sheriff, or the prosecuting attorney, especially by some of the people who so-cm to feel free to pass criticisms of this kind, until they have themselves lent the Milling hand that Is tho best evidence of support and co-operation. It people In Hammond. Crown Point or anywhere else In the county were particularly concerned about the situation at Cedar Lake, It seems to mo that, in fairness o the officials, they might have made some suggestions n a pympathetc way. I have never had any difficulty getting active co-operation from either the sheriff's offlie, or Mr. Kinder, and I want In this public way. to give evidence of my appreciation of that attitude. The important thing, however. Just now. Is not , altogether a question of wet or dry, sporadic gambling, operation of slot machines, etc.. tut Is the old-fashioned question of law enforcement and law obedience. As long as we hv the Indiana statutes on these ubJoet- as well as tho federal statutes In their prcsunt form, all we can decide Individually or collectively is,whe. ther or not ws will obey the laws. If the old accepted rule of abiding by the win of the majority counts for anything and that la grtod politics, as well
as good business and still better civic then the "willful" minority have only on recourse either they must. by whole hearted co-operation and n-
forcenient of the several laws, brin
about, according to Lincoln's suggested method, their repeal, or otherwise abldu by and as graciously as possible, co-operate with their enforcement. I hold no brief for "Blue Laws." on the other band, none of us can, wllhouj Injury to ourselve, and without dlsresutct to the local community and the nation, flout or condone the evasion cf any of our laws. Let's cither abide by them, or If tho will of the majority SaS so. change them or repeal them. .Respectfully submitted, C. M. HOLMES. 1112 Broadway, Gary.
10 Are there more male or female paupers in the United States? A oswers te Wednt jday's iMetlon. X What is said in the constitution about the adjournment of tuusit.i? Ans. Neither house can m.U.miih f,,r
more than three days without tho con
sent oi trie other. In case the two housev cannot agree as to a time to adjourn the president fixes the date. 2 W"hat afe voice consonants called? Ann. Hub-vocals. What parts of a horse ahoulH v,-
special attention when he Is being
groomei7 Ans The hoofs and legs, especially the Joints. 4 What iu the best winter feed for horses? Ans. Corn. Oats are the best summer food as they do not prodi-ce as much heat and fat as corn. 6 What are fungi? Ans A group of plants of low organixatlon. whlh
contain no coloring matter and which
produce by means of spores. What is the composition of water? Ans. Water la composed of two parts, hydrogen and one part oxygen. 7 What is the most effective manner of purifying water? Ans Distillation Is air a chemical compound? Ans. No. It is a mixture of gases. 9 What are the six "simple machines"? The lever, inclined plane, wedge, screw, pulley and whesl an i axle. 50 What part of a letter Is the s:ip-ertK-riptlon? Ans It Is the part which refers to the name and address of the person to whom you are writing. Try a Times Want Adn
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sawATOB Hozaces' orxnoir Editor Times: The statement by Mr. Bradford in last evening's paper reminded the writer of the understanding that was quite general among the candidates, especially on the local ticket, a year ago. The criticism' of some of the candidates at that time came from sour ces that were deemed worthy of respect and of some effort to obtain their support. It so happened that iim of us were in a better pouttlon to secure
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