Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1921 — Page 4

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tXtCitMK Uarbor irteponar tad Clui Av ..TeLphua. ii luc;ac Maxtor l.Nw PoaJar) lt&l-J VbUli. . . mlmptit,a kU-Ja Crew a Potat . TeKphoua aa xt you bav. any trouble getting Tun Timcm ui cowplaint imracfliauly to tb Circulation Utpa.rtineUw aaauamoBd (private axibans) Hud. 111. lltl Call tor wbMjvf tlrrartrncnt wanteo. NOTICJS TO SUBSCRIBER. If you fail to receiT your copy af Tk Timu at promptly a you bava la tba pus;, plaat: do not think It ha an leat or Bt aunt on time. KememDar that th mail aervleo la not waat It uacd to b and ti.t computing ara K-neryal front mauy aournoa about the Wia and mall aat vice. Tb '1jm baa lncrotaid iu uvaUn mulpiunl tad it atTlvin Mrnauily to fitch it j;ron on umio. V-i preut in advirlna u when you ao not vet your PPr ua wa niu net promptly.

THE COUNTRY CLUB DI1EMNA. It was remarked at the Hammond Country club meeting the other night, that though in the event of its sale the Ccok county forest preserve commission vere to dedicate it as a public golf course, the passing - of the control of the club to alien power would be a distinct loss to Hammond and the Calumet region. ! The country club for ten years has been the best asset Hammond has had. Through it more than one flouribh- , ing industry which would have located elsewhere has tome to Hammond. If it is sold to Illinois parties Ham.nond can no longer use it as an advertising asset and in the large sense its early mission will have failed. A baffling question confronts the Country Club membership. Whether it is better to buy the club property with Its Increasing load of probable assessments and value or ga further south and buy where land is not so valuable and congested is a deep problem to be settled. Hammcnd must have a country club. Ther is no question about that and a country c'lub of its own. MILLIONS NOT IN SCHOOL. Dr. John J. Tigert. United States commissioner of education, in addressing the National Education Association the other day declared that there are more than , 'i.OOO.OOO children, of reasonable school age, in the I'nited States who are not enrolled tn any school. Presumably the commissioner, with the facts and figures available for his reference knows what he is talking nbout That seems a large number cf hoys and girls out of school who ought to be in school a prodlgi ously enormous proportion of American children re- , ceiving no training for future citizenship. The argu :;ient in favor of education of the coming citizens , and now the women as well as the men will be in , lull possession cf the rights and liable for the same responsibilities as the men need not be recounted and -e-emphasized. The pertinent suggestion ia, "What can be done ibout this condition?" Communities, the states and

"the nation are at fault" in a degree; they have taken up on themselves the duty of popular education, they have In many cases passed compulsory education laws; they have provided means of education in a way. The community and the state and the nation, co-operating, can do more than they have hitherto done; they can provide hotter teachers and pay them more and thus build up a better, stronger force for teaching; they can do much in a. systematic way to encourage the I-eople to take full advantage of the opportunities offered; they can pass more stringent laws to rompel rchool attendance and they can more thoroughly enforce those laws. But the community, the state, and the nation are not alone to blame for the 7.000,000 children out of school and gowiug up in Igronance. The real trouble is in the homes and with the pareuts. The parent who earnestly covets fcr bis children an education always finds & way to get his child to school. Thousands :t parents do sacrifice and make real denials that their

children may have the opportunities of trainingThe compulsory law well enftrced will do muchHut that will not inspire the best spirit of desire on the part of the parents to co-operate with the state In the education of their children, the state's future citizens. There is needed systematic education among the parents, education that will reveal and demonstrate i;nd emphasise the absolute necessity for education as a part of the equipment of the boy and girl for life ihead. .

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The-Passing-Show

PUNK L0OIC There is a great deal cf nonsensical talk against the pending protective tariff law based on the argument that Europe owes us between l 0,000,000.000 and f2, 000, 000. 000 which can only be paid in trade. During the present flscaj year we imported something like $3,800,000,000 worth of commodities' and trported about $6,500,000,000 worth, leaving a balance in our favor of something less than $3,000,000,000. Now suppose we should reverse the situation, importing $6,500,000,000 worth of foreign gcods under a five or six per cent tariff, and exporting $3,500,000.000 worth. In this y our debtors might pa" their obligations in th course pf about four years. ,ut wnai would become of American Industry in the meantime, ind bow many millions would be added to the roli of the unemployed? With mills closed down and labor on the streets, how could taxes be collected, and where would the farmer dispose of his products? To sketch the condition which wculd be brought about by any such insane policy would be to condemn it beyond all hope of resurrection.

IS VOLSTEAD S CONFESSION that he uses tobacco admission that man does need something to steady tho nerves?

WHY Is It that one woman M I I.I. look clby In a 1 10 dress .WD an'ith"-r woman will LOOK Iikr a 1. iicncn mechanic 1 a $too drees WIS have been examining with iiOJlB care the pictures of LIVINCi model? in aome of the dry.inVERTIfiKJlKXTS and are GI.AD f have eecap' "I TIIKOMiH thf riiPi-t- accidents of sex AND siz the task of l,KIir.HI.Ii tlie f'lH nsure. M1i: men alw iy remind I S of a sleepless dog IT doesn't take much to start them 11ARKIX. but it is mighty hard to stop them. UK see that one millionaire

UlCfAMK so alarmed over our finan.M industrial future the other day THAT, feelinfc- that ruin wae JI ST around the corner anjway Hi; died by his own hand, but we art NOT rtady to tfive up yet AXD Intend to hang on until we are ItUDVCbD to 5250,000 HOlMN'tt for a lurn for the better.

V.MiOl UTICDLY the neighbor wornn Ji:ii:it n their most severe FAf'Itlt rxprr union for the men

ABOIT whom they have JIST heard something but they (AN look quite a good deal THAT Vay when they MtMAHh that some girl in theMOJOiiuoniiooD in just boy-crazy-BKI) Is a danger signal BI T lots of t'rIa never atop to tatnk UK the fact when they are MAKING up th'U complexion HKKOIt B t;ofny out. A woman will believe THAT Jonah swallowed the whale lll'T you can't mak? h'.T belies THAT a man tay stay out I'VTIL 5 u. m. and not be chasing a woman . A.NOTHKIt type of mortal WHOM we cordially dislike is th' person who lolls back IN the drivr' scat !. , )K an autor.iDoile with' a. conscious AND studied air of ease Ksl'Bt IALI.V if the automobile IS a better one t harr-ourr:

What was the character of King Crffor.! Third? 5 Where did the First Continental Congress meet? 6 What parts of speech have. no properties? " What propertlen have nouns and pronouns? S What Is number? S fYom what part of the digestive tube arc foods absorbed? 10 What does eartllaee at the ends of tne bones do? A5SWXE5 TO WEDWBSBATS QUESTIONS 1 If the maker of an Instrument signs It witn a typewriter or any other mechanical Instrument la It Iral? Ana. No. He may plate hs signature over the typewritten name and thus make It legal.

2 What Is the difference between stock broker and h ftock jobber? Ans. A broker deals in stocks and bonds fir others and a jobber deals In them for himself. 3 What Is the diftereneo between a company and a corporation? Ans. A corporation la a body organized and created by law and having a special charter authorising It to act as an individual under its charter nam. A company haa no charter aud la subject to no corporation rules. 4 What is a script dividend? Ans. It is a dividend paid to a stockholder tn Bcrlpt which he may exchange for hares of capital stock of the company at par. 3 What are eereais? Ans. Memberh of the grass family that produce gTain are called cereals.

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Another Triumph for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

How Much Do You Know? 1 When wfis'the law forbidding" the importation of slaves passed In the L'nitcd State? 2 Who explored New Mexico and founded Santa Fc? .1 What was the extent of American eonimerre about I7i50?

MR. TAFT'S RISE TO FAME is not so remarkable when it is remembered that he got his start in 'a newspaper efflce.

RUSSIA, IT IS REPORTED, is threatened witn famine. It is believed, however, that Lenine 'and Trotzky will not be among the starving.

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