Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 74, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1921 — Page 4

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will nave a close competitor In football for the rest cf the season. Will this team or that beat beat its ancient rival this fall? Who will lead la the western conference? Who will crry off honors in the east? These are questions which are shaping themselves today anil which in the coming days will come more and more to the front. From now on in Increasing numbers moleskins and nost'ginmls and headgear will be brought forth from dark closet d and attics, where they have lain for the last nine months; tackling dummies will be rigged up; Mai wart and husky youths will be given, a careful scrutiny by zealous coaches, and within a week or ten days the ines of scrimmage will form the gridin n. It is the fact that the good player must be In good physical condition which has given football the va.'ue it has as a game. So long as it clings to the ideal o the physical and mental development of the participants, football is a. game deserving of support.

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BORROWED PLUMES. The league of nations claims credit for repatrlat

iag 400,000 former prisoners of war. Exchange of ,

prisoners t J v-r !s a process that follows every great

conflict, a, league di i anyway. T point to , be suspec 4Wiy way

. i irdly probable that anything the :.: u what would have taken place r Vague is hard up for something to , its accomplishments, and it may !,i;;ng claim to achievements not in Aith its own activities.

TER BASE BALE. : . :i scascn, if the world's series Is in- - , .Umobt a month to run. Fortunately s of the game In both major leagues 1 close 60 that interest will not wane ' maa Is out in the last game of the a. m the standpoint of public interest, parong lovers of sport, our national game

THE HOUSE NEED. An Interesting feature of the housing shortage lies in that cities of less than f,000 population are in more acute need of home construction than cities of larger population. This fact Is revealed in responses to a questionnaire sent out by Building Age. Answers were received from 290 cities, 100 of them over 2".000 population and the remainder in the smaller class. With the needs directly expressed as a basis on which to place an estimate, it' appears that the smaller cities of the country are in need of 822,905 hcuses while the larger ones need but 319,528. This situation is conclusive evidence that there is a great building business ahead, if the cost is brought within limits which will prove encouraging to those wanting houses. Activity In that line alone would be sufficient to lift us out of the business depression. The world is in the position of a herd of cattle that is milling It is moving but is not getting anywhere. Somebody needs to indicate direction by starting, but unhappily those who might point tha way are reluctant to take the step. The obstruction to house building lies in the cost. These who might remove that obstacle appear to prefer to wait, obsessed by the hope apparently that they can circumvent in their industry a world-wide downward tendency. Still those who want homes may be able to wait too and may lose less by the process than the others.

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MA.KY Joy-rides still nav TUB morg-ue for their destinations. IMPORTED faco powders may GO tip 0yo under the new tariff TlW at that a, lot of women (TILL have too much on. A e-irl is mighty modest with 11 Kit ankles when she la wearin&T OROINAJIY cotton stockings BUT It Is different when she 13 tVEAJUXG expansive silk ones. OHt daily conduct-of-life advica TO our fashionable girls Is: ALWAYS put your best knee foremost." KOIt the first time In 7 months I'OiWAL receipts In August BIIOWKD an increase HUT that may hava been caused BY tha frequency V1TH which tha women on, vacation "WHOTB home for more money. WHAT has becom of THE o, . bride WHO used to get a feather MATTlir.ss or a hoister ror a weddlnff present? WIVES are perfectly all right of course AM we are not one to criticize BCT girl friends don't notice spots on THE front breadths of coat and vest, if any OR at least pretend not to HETIRMXO totirist soys AI.I of Euroiu still Insists OV our help

COSH won't they ever be satisfied? THE predicted drop IV the price of furs is Rood News to tha poor girls WHO must go shivering through THE terrible summers WITH nothing: heavier to wear T1LAN marabou boas. IP some men grot all they prayed for WHAT would there be left IX tha woria FOR the widows and orphans? IT la not a comedy WITH which "Fatty- Arbuckle IS now connected. WHEN will Incomes te abl TO keep tip -with the outgoes? WE have often spent $30 and THA EE days time getting a 3 cf-nt fish BUT we are proud of the fact THAT we never spent $30 and THIt.EE days time CETTIXf a 3 cent rabbit. WHAT do the families of some of THE carpenters expect to EAT, anyway, this winter?

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lands? ; 4 What 1 the average population of an artTllcial bee hive? 6 What percentage of fires ara Incendiary? 6 What Is the name given to tha k'Kal medium Of exchange In every country? 7 When la it unnecessary to Indorse a check? 8 If a check reads. "Fay on the order of Bo and So" what must La don to make it negotiable? What is a "tib-lit draft?" 10 What is a joint and several note? AHSWIE3 TO YESTXKDAY'9 QUESTIONS. 1 What may be used on grravel road to keep the 111 fruin getting duaty? Ans. Common table salt sodium chloride.

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firill of Emporia won the Blue Ribbon at the fafer here for baking he best Angle ITG-ood Cake. Mr. Brlii and has wife ath entered cakes and the huwband won. "He'll bake the cake for coTnpany hereafter," was Mrs. Brill'." remark.

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