Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1921 — Page 4

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fall to receive yeur copy ut Xbi Tunis a . as you have In the past, please do not think It haa .t er waa Bet ent ea Uae. rtemwnabur thm Urn mail la iot what It used to be and tl-it coniplilnta ar 2 " i from many sources about the train and mall TH Timm has increased Its DKuIlni equipment and la Iqm earoeeily to reach Its parrona on time. He pretnpt J Tie In ua when you dn aet get your paper and we mm - promptly. . . , BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. rrof. Carl IL WernU of the Academy o Fine Arts In Chicago, who has gained a little brief notoriety by his decision that 90 rr cent of the women are koiEely probably ia ona of those odious "efficiency experts Ther reckon leverything is percentages. rta'T1le is, ho id -woefully off his base in nuking feux:l- :0 assertion. j:;i'.jty per cent, indeed! Not even in Chicago, e9"VBE.tiiTB to say. will so large a proportion of homely women be found. And ia this locality not 9 0 per cent, nor nine per cent no, it cannot ba conceded that mn one per cent of our -women axe homely. There are different standards of judging feminine Xmlelrrttude. Turks and Eskimo3 are said most to sdmira -women who are, let us say, plump, wellrounded, moon-faced. Others prefer the svelt type. Xdea.3 concerning beauty vary. And who Is Professor TVem'3 to set himself up as the final arbiter and deClare that 90 per cent of the women are homely? Th standard dictionary, defining "beautiful," eaysi "The definition of beauty,' 'perfection cf Torrn, Is a g-ood key to the meaning of "beautiful." if we understand 'form In its widest sense." It is submitted that under the terms of this definition (if we understand form" in its widest sense) all women tT9 fceautiful The dictionary goes on to say, howevei that ''there must be harmony and unity, and in fcurrran beings spiritual loveliness, to constitute an Object or a person really heautiful."" No attempt will he made to answer for the women trff Chicago as to whether they possess the additional requirement of spiritual loveliness. But it can be paid in behalf of the fair ones of this locality, without fear of successful contradiction, that they have this, as well as unity and harmony.

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for censorship. Hero we have a fair per&pecttva of the difficulties confronting the -eidiibitot, at Whom, thfl demand for censorship has beeo, -aiineu ao generally. And. turning from tha cesspool in nrhka -at least a certain proportion of the pictures are created, ona wonders les at the embarrassments of those who saek through this medium to giro tha peoplo -cleaa -and wholesome entertainment. The reaction from the Arbuckle revelations already has begun. That tt will reach through the whole field none can doubt. And that out of it will come a reform procurable possibly in no other way appears reasonably certain.

HOW CAN IT WORK? The same day that the chief of one of the largest industrial corporations in the United States half threatened to supply its homp market with manufactured Roods from Germany, the German mark dropped to the lowest point ever reached. The American manufacturer's reason for foregoing production and substituting finished articles from Germany was the substantially lower prices, rates which American manufacturers cannot touch, he said. Hut does not the complete collapse of the mark foreshadow a grand smashup of the competition from Germany? Is net the titter valuelessness of the mark the consequence of the virtually unlimited issue of paper currency and will not that bring about an industrial collapse to fit the financial situation? Can Germany hope to continue manufacturing at such low costs under the steady retreat of the mark and the equally steady climb of the mountain of paper money? Why even think of throwing up our industrial hands at command of manufacturing enterprises depending upon a mass of currency which within a short time may be actually worth less than nothing?

? THE ARBUCEXE ORGIES. TTnat-the demand for censorship never cculd accompliso, because censorship is un-Ameriean and contrary tfl American institution, promises to be accomplished and most thoroughly s.ccorupishel through the revelations of the Arbuckla case. The wide world was o shocked when the spotlight was turned upon th crrles of some of the elect in moviedora that the moral reaction is bound to bo sweeping. Hf-re we have at last a view of tha atmosphere 5n which' some of the motion pictures are produced. Here wo have the fundamental reason for the demand

MR. HARDING'S HOLIDAYS. Although a physician says President Harding is the most robust occupant the white house has had in many years, it is always good news to hear that he is indulging in a brief period of rest and relaxation from the cares of his exacting office. As a result of his several week-end trips of late Washington correspondents comment on the reino al of the "tired lines" from his face, although before the outings he was not seriously fatigued. But he is extremely wise to takfi the ounce cf prevention that is worth so much more than the pound of cure. The president is about to enter upon a period of unusually- heavy responsibilities. The coming conference to discuss reduction and limitation of armaments is known to be much on his mind. He realizes that unless the matters coming before the conference are handled with the utmost tact and skill they may precipitate a highly dangerous situation. On the other hand, the nations will now have the opportunity to take the most advanced step in their history toward insuring the peace cf the world, relieving the burdens of military expense under which they are now laboring and settling questions that threaten to grow into causes of war. While Mr. Harding wisely will noi participate directly in the conference as a member, his responsibility will be no less great as he considers daily the progress that is being made toward the main objkect of the gathering and confers with America's representatives. The people do not begrudge their president hl9 outings. They rejoice to find him keeping himself fit for his work.

SENDING LOVE letters In beauty contests" Is the gift of high grade statesmanship which 'has revealed to the country that Oklahoma had a congressman nmed Herrick.

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MAW a man who C.4X trace his ancstry HACK throug-h ten gf-nerations IS workins for a man VTTO never tad a grandfather. AX old-fashioned man sometimes flnd3 HIMSELF wondering if he is WITH'IV the bounds of propritfjIX discussing corns which never, so far AS we can judge from our own 3VOT inconsiderable -xperiencof COWE anywhere except u tlf' ex" tremitics "WITH a modern girl friend wheren.s IF h only knew It sho probably would think IT aJl right to DISCUSS boils anywhere, ritOBABLT courtesy and roLITlKSS reach their highest VluVXE in the attiiuJ of the win WHO haa had his automobile Ftolen AXD more or less bunsed up TOW.1ED the lixsurance agent IVIHI.E tha settlement is pt-ndtiig A Kentucky man candidate KOIt jailer who announces that if chosen "HE will be the Jailer 'of all the peopl e pnonAULT will not

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1 Who wrote, "An honest man In the noblest work of Gel?" 2 YVhen does the rresent -nape agreement between the. miners and the operators expire? 3In what book Is the phraF "Eat. drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may die?" 4 where is the Tersian Gulf? 5 What does Kast Kiver connect? 6 What was the orijrin of the expression, 'Brother Jonathan"? 7 What is the Ixmrse? fi What is the mean inp of the expression. "The King ran do no wrong"? 9 what was the 'Philosopher's Stono"? 10 Where did Red Tape origin;?? ANSWERS TO YISTEEDAY'3 QXTESTIOITS. 1 Ia a contract made with a minor legr.l? Ans. It is void. 2 If a debt has passed the time of statutory limitation and part navment Is made on it, does it revive tae debt? Ar.D. Yes. 3 What Is a sidereal year? Ans. It Is the interval during which the earth makes one complete revolution around the sun. 4 What is the difference between a civil day and an astronomical day? Ans. The, civil day begins at midnight and the astronomical day begins at noon. 5 When does the Chinese year begin? Ans. In February. 6 Is a knot longer or shorter than a mile? Ana. Longer. 7 "a'hat are the Roman numerals for 2,000? Ans. MM. R What sort of a sunset Indicates rain? Ans. A gray, lowering sunset, or one where the ky is preen or yellowish green, indicates rain. 9 T-Iow much does it cost to send a letter to China? Ans. It costs five cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce to send a letter to China. I'1 Who was r.hieheard ? Ans. He was a legendary wife-killir. tyrant.

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.0 -wealth does not TJRJNG happiness and probably AS much actual contentment MAT he obtained hy SITTING Inexpensively on the front POHOI and severely criticizingTHE automobiles ol those who so by AS by going- In them yourself. Olll idea of the height OK something or other Is a 2tM pound corn-fed girl JAJW.MED into the tin tathtub ATTACHED to a motorcycle. A noted Englishman VIEWS with alarm tho IXCItEA.SEin the American and JAPANESE navies hut then so do THE taxpayers of this countryOIK idea of cold comfort IS to be told perhaps truthfully THAT bran trems are good for us si PFLYINfi the roughage WHICH seems to be considered SC advisable. THE prudent man now spends his MMItll time in resting up I--ROI his vacation.

LOWELL

Theodore Cutiex of mmond, was the guest of his wolier, Mrs. L. J. Cutler yesterday. The Lowell Ijegion team, accompanied by a la.re number oi rooters, went to Peotone, ni Saturday, where they played the Peotone tetim in the final of the -baseball taurn-ament and won the game by a. score of 5 to 3. It was a well played game by both teams throughout and kept the large frowd in attendance excited all the way. Peotone won the riht to play Lowell In the final by defeating Lockport, 111.,

I i nthe first gam; "by a score of 1 to 0.

Lowell had defeated the Jackson, 111. team Wednesday, 4 to t Mrs. Myrtle Buckley and daughter Mabel returned last evening from a week's visit with her son II- W. Buckley and family at Aledo, 111. Mr. and Mrs. E E. Ragon, who have been here the past week, returned to their home in Gary Saturday evening-. A large number of exhibits? from this section of the county are being taken to the County Fair at Crown Point and from the amount of fine stock bein taken, this section will bring back its share of the ri'bbons.

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SQUEEZED LIVER DENOTES OCCUPATION OF DECEASED

riNTERNATtONAL NEWS SERVICE) LONDON-, Sept How a doctor was able to determine what had been the occupation of a roan whose dead bodyhe examined was disclosed at an inquest on a man found dead on a London sidewalk. "Without being told what was his occupation," said the doctor. "I came to the conclusion tliat he had been a

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