Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 12 July 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Tuesday, July 12, 1921

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THE TIMES tOSPAPERS COaa?A3TT. The LsJr t County uuily ec-pt ar;jrlajr ai4 Sunday. iuiuTua l LViv tn-sicUica iu Jtiaiumoa. .'ui-s , 4 .. Tb Xlnec iiiat C2Ucgo-luauiu iiarbor. dAil ascot Kuaaay. a-uicroa ul Uib toui:ce .B CaicaKv, iNuvti otr 1. ms. i'he loke County Tiu:i Saturday and Weekly Edition. nrea at tbo PohtoCjce In SiuauiucO. Jrobruary t, 11. Xhe Gary Eve.uiu Timv i.J.i.:v tciH uuw. kie tared hi tiia poaiottlce iu Ga.y, AirU 1', A.U uuder Ue .ct ci MorcA , ia.'V. as aocoud-cia uttur. Z KiKtliiX AUVtHTISING KtfVKfiS.&ii TATIOJ ti. LUOA.N xA' Nil at CO. illil.ACKJ , a viiu-y OCi.e - Telephone 131 Nassau m fhopjcfcn. 111 Chicago Xeici'Uu tus". Ciuc-o tXbe rimfld) i'Uepnoui iiidiaii. xii-bcr (tLcurier and Class Adv Teephjn -jJ i.idiuna ik.irtxr INnwa Uea-lcr. ...Xeicphuiw liUtf v ilur X i Uono U-J Cccwu PoUit . Toi.iJao S lr ou bav auy trouble genii: Tm Tint uixae mplaint :i&iaena.lely to lb Circulation Ucperuiieuw diu.ucuil (private ax..na:e Jloo, SlQi. S10I Call lor wh,Kt;vv de;-artmont wanted. NOTICK TO StiBaCBiriKKi.. If you fall to receive your copy or Thbj Tinas a Promptly as you have in the post, please do not think tt has fceeu lost or not sem a u.no. iirmcnit.tr that lh mail service Is not what It uaed to bo a.iJ tt..t complaints are geucryal from many sources about the train and njall vice. Tub Tikks has lncresed its maaUug equipment and la trlvlnn earnestly to reach It yatrona on time, it prsjiapl in advlplnK us when you do not gel your paper aud ws wul act piomptly.

taken a, vacation and who would have others believe that a holiday is a new-fangled custom that has jfrown up in recent years and that it aiiea.ls only to tho I4.1v. But the vacation is a very old institution. Ancient

Rome had its seaside resort aiid.it seems that the people of all times have set aside periods for ceasing work and enjoying tho pleasures that life holds fcrth. It is not 1 necessary for anyone to plead the wisdom' -of such a course, for nature takes care of that It provides a season when vitality U lessened seemingly fcr the pur- ' pose of restoring the vigor that has waned by requiring J her ubjects to stop occasionally and pay worship to her raloae. Seme have tried to avoid payment of this tribJute to her. but It la doubtful if anyone has ever done ' so successfully.

VACATION TIME HERE The almanac having caught up with the weather, one may be pardoned if thoughts of vacation ccme more strongly to the froiy. Such thoughts come to a head about this time o' the year in everybody, from the fretful urchin out of school to the business and professional man whose physical body is chained to the desk while 'lis spirit sails off to the dark cool woods that -shade pools where lurks the trout. P.oy and man both have been watching that wonder of nature that is so old. yet new annually, the swelling of the buds ou the trees, their bursting into" blossoms r.nd leaves and the gradual turning of the embryotic green, barely distinguished from brown at first, into an emerald hue and finally to the deep color of complete development The annual recurrence of this manifestation of nature seems to have a stronger Influence on the boy and man than cn the girl or woman. At any rate it is the male who seems fo feet more strongly the urge cf the vernal season and to yearn for the open fields and the silent forests that so insistently call to him at a time when he often feels that there should be in the world no such prosaic thing as the necessity of

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But vacation time dees not call to the male alone the gentier sex also being susceptible, but it is nature in a gentler guise that calls to them, bringing dreams of strolls bv the seaside, hammocks in the shade and moonlight on the river, smade still more magical by the Etrain of a guitar or the sound of a'tenor voice and even visions of a fairy prince. Vacation time is romance time no less for the maiden no less than for the ytmth and It is a kindly Mother Nature that contributes as much happiness in the contemplation of what it may bring as in he. fulfillment of the promises it holds when it calls, for there is a great deal of fun In preparation. One occasionally hears of persons who never have

EASY MONEY The name which springs most readily to the Hps of Americans when mention is made of men who played on credulity and other human failings. Is that t f P. T. l'.arnum. The author of the Humbugs of the World knew and practiced every method and device by means of which the gullible public can be separated from Iu money. Hestless and energetic in mind and body he found no exploit tco difficult or hazardous. Indeed, in the language of the day one may say that "Hazard'" should have been Harnum's middle name. Pygmies, giants, and poodle dogs: grizzly bears, white whales, and elephants; ffeaks and celebrities of all kinds; museums nnd three-rlug circuses there was little which he could not make people want very much to see; and for their seeing cf which he always extracted a price. He found rest, it Is said, only In action; and action only brought him mofe fume and money. But It is doubtful whether his firae would have been enduring and wide-spread bad he not "given the people oniething worth the price cf admission. Even if his Zulu princes were not always of royal Zulu blood, even If his fat men did not always measure up to their excessive girth as shown on the bill-boards, Phineas T. Harnum's name Is not among the list cf famous Importers. In the game of playing on men's desire for the strange nd unique Mr. Barnum has today a rival who at lcaat In one respect beats the world-famous show, man at his own game. Not in the height cf all his financial glory did be latter ever pocket so much cola of the realm on one show as Mr. Tex ftlckanl deposited In the bank after the gate receipts from the big fight, had been counted. Barnum never staged an attraction before a million-dollar crowd of spectators. He fell far short of this. It may be that there is more money in the sport of the roned arena than there is in the buslners-of the legitimate menagerie. By some grange process of calculation it may be possible to pr6ve that if a threering cfrcus is worth oO cents to 6ee, then a prize fight ought "to be worth $50. Which does not keep the rest of us from creditiag Mr. Barnum with a good, bit of world! wisdom when he said something to the effect about one being born every minute.

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THEV want to slef,,i AMV th mom::i;rs when they could ;-KEI late they arc up liRIOHT and early. OrR idea of a sure thing .is to hot th" $ , ... ANT jrirl's shoes axe too large for her AND then let h-r decide the bet herself.

2 Wbat is an ex post facto law? Ana. An act is committed. It Is not a crime. An ex post facto law would maktt It sticb, 4 Wha is a bankrupt? Ana. a person who had been (laolared by a court u? owe more than he can pay la a bankrupt. 5 What is tho most important 4ity of the president? Ans. To aaa that the laws are faithful! yeascutaeV ( What ft ireasonr Ana. Treason agalnnt thr L'nltsd States shall onskot only In luvyias war agalnat thaw or adhering to their onomies gvlng them aid and comfcrt. ? What are redundant letters? Ans. Those which have no sounds of tnelr own. They aro C, J, g, . In science what 1 matter? Ana Matter is anything that occupln spsra and has weight or mans. When It la (sld that the nhtrttlv ratio for an adult Is on to sU what H meant? Ann. It mean nr part protein to six pnrta tutu nn earlK

hydrates. 10 Wbt is diction? Ans. Diction refers to a choice of worda to socure oAearnesa, accuracy or variety in the expression of Ideas.

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l)NDOS, July 9-The British answer to Mustapha Kemal. Turkish nattoaAlIst leader who has sent an arrogantly defiant message tt. the entente power with regard to their offer of mediation In the Turco-Oreek. war. Is cuuchrd In an extremely tere tone, It was learned today. Uritain. !n her answer, controverts Kernel's veralon of the mediation offer and adds the proposal holdr good within tho utear rut limit! laid down In the communication. The Turkiah "lnsur. gent" leader is further told that the condition ha impoat cannot be considered.

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ONE dear soul who after reading AIL about Mre Stillman's Indian f'Jlde AND discussing the case with a NEIGHBOR the rert of the mojntna LAID the raper aside with the intention OF gtancing over what Congress -WAS doing In the afternoon If HE had the time. WHEN you hear some 5EN talking you wonder WHY "I" waea't made the FLRHT letter In the alphabet.

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?

1 What Is a loose sentence? 2 What is the ngure of speech In the sentence. "The City cost Its vote?" 3 What was proSably the first drama ever printed In America? 4 Why tho poetry of the Revolutionary Arc of a aatrlcal nature 5 Who were the Hartford Wits and what did they attempt? 6 What is a guaranty? 7 What aro the usual forms of negotiable' instrument? 8 What is meant h.v dividend? j 9 What is tht difference between prefered and common stock? 10 What is the branch of phyeics which deals with the laws of force called? AITSWXJLS TO aSOYBaVYS Qvxrrzozrs 1 If all living creatures as well as all movable objects sorted moving eastward simultaneously would it retard or hasten the earths motion? Arm, It would retard It. 2 "hat Is a "Xottle hole?' Ana. It Is a rone shaped basin In the earth caused supposedly by a black of ice from a glacier being burled undernuath the earths surface

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