Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 78, Hammond, Lake County, 21 September 1921 — Page 4

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Ml THJt iM-H OUUN.CY :-KJITUia ft JrU.UIS3mr TI LAkr County 1 linen Daily except at-jrily anj J?un.;. iuicrea l Uba pwoic Q-ico la ixiiuim.e.c. uu Tha Xli&aa kMt CtUctiKu-laaiaaa Harbor. dall xcapl tununy. i-ttrud tut. iv,iLficu lu Usi vr,iil.;ug.j. ,oeiu &ir 1. 191. The uua County Tluira Saturday end Weekly Rd ti-.n. ur.if.xci i tea poatoff'co In Hammond, ifobruai-y . IS 14. 'i'ba Guy Evealax Xun - j:iuv ;-.-;; auaiy. irc m tao yosi-iuica m Jsey, Arli 1'. 1U. Ail uta..- Um act r Ubrvt A, It. it. a. eecuriu-cUuv itur

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IX you fail to ro.lve youi copy or Ch Tiuf i promptly as yu bava in the put, plaaaa do tiol thini; it bi been lct 4r was o t bent un tin.'. KemnwDwr : t j a i tti, i:im ervlee Is nut wbat It uad to b and ti. at roivjiiHimj ar a-(?ner trurri man." i.urc &bout tae train and vasal r c. 'Ui Vm li&a incrtvisid its tratiliuK eaulpir.eat mil In t.lvln oainebv.y to re.ca u ktroot or. time, lie pramet in advlvtnc ua vvtaan you n ami met your paper wu mu act piomptly. PRACTICAL PROGRESS. At a time when the fallacy cf theoretical curealls for Industrial ills is being shown, there remains one out-standing t.i.vt It la j. ou totn ia t e-:n-hoaies ail the good features of the bonus and proiitsharing plans witu ncce of the ills. It is tiie j.uiiey of selling shares of slock to erupioyea on tho installuicct plan. Kor more than three and a hilt years Swirr & Company has been telling the story of thu p:e'.vi.J-T industry and its company in a series of advert i.-e-meuts. The moL-i striking of these is one now ;!;- pearing in the neswpapers which sfc .' the Siiecess of the policy cf selling stock to ?iapln; . f s. !ore than 21,000 employes of Swift & Compai'y own or are paying for shares in the business. The ir holdings represent $24,500,000. These 21,000" employes not only have an interest in th business but they paid for that interest and therefore do net hold it lightly. It is earned 'increment. They realize on the profits of the- company aa well as participating in the weekly pavro'l. It represents practical and tensible progress in the relaticna of capital and labor by uniting them in the, same cause. Swift & Company have the right iden. Their mutuality plan is a corking good way to hit bolsLevism right in the snout.

lcdy, either private citizens or oSieerb of the law, felt tailed upon to take any action against those who all at i.iic-? are denounced us violators of Ine statutes. Sometimes IL takes a blaze of lightning t- bring into fuli relief the si'gnificauce of conditions which had been observed many times. This a p .-. irs to be one of them . At all even's there is mar.ife.-tod a purpose to go to the bet torn of the booze parties and enforce the prohibition law as it has not been enforced before. In S.tn Francisco an j'tttuipt has been made to extract from the central figure of tho Arbuekle party a vtatetiu-nt ;is to whence came the liquor that led to the ti agedy. Xcili'.ng carae of it. A curious public spread all over the country will watch eagerly for the next move. The ill; gal liquor traffic is business of such a character that there can bo very little secrecy about it. It would not be profitable were not a groat n;an pcurde cognizant of all its details. A determined public offhvr she uld have no difficulty in gi tt:ng all the information n-tiui die to bringing the principal offenders to the bar of iustiee. Certainly where there a re so many fully inform. d about the illicit trad.: as in San Fraaoist'o and Los Angeles the gathering of evidence should be simple. It Is not tc be expected that the sending of a dozen or a hundred violators of the prohibition law to prison will put r stop to illegal practices. Hut. It unquestionably would make the business so risky that the numbers engaging in it wctibi bo apnreciabiy reduced and the traffic would be minimized. Making li'juor hard:-r to get will not, of course, improve the morals of any people, nut tr will prove a check r.n vicious practices of which the Arbuckle patty in San Francisco was a glarirg example. We mwrhi say that ii ihe prohibition officers would work bard for a little wliil" In pt-rfernance of their rlutv fhdr tasks in 'ut'iro would be f asior. On reflection, how ever, we comiuile that their jobs could not. be easier than they have been, judging from the lack of results obtained.

THE HUSH TO COLLEGE The extent to which the young people of this country have acquired faith in the value of higher education may be gatheicd front college enrollments

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UNLOVELY SCENERY. A larg part of the American people, helped by the motor car, now travels for pleasure on the highways. Their pleasure comes from motion, fresh r.ir and Bt-enry and the last pf these is not the l?nst. The open country, the skies, the hills, the woods and the fields, are full of charm for the city matt, business and professional. He enjoys them. But business has somewhat overdone enterprise by securing especially beautiful spots where tourists are wont to linger, and marring them by huge signs, which obtrude disagreeably upon otherwise enchanting views. This is an offence agairst the ethics cf advertising, because lnsteau of extracting trade it creates a distinct prejudice against the advertiser and his goods. They are abundant places and opportunities for sign beards where they do not rob the passerby of pleasure to which he is entitled. The country highways are no place for them. As a matter of coll fact the advertising columns of legitimate publications are the one place where the advertis?r may get the prospective customer without alienating his good will. ft Is a strange thing, a curious def ;ct in the psychology of many merchants, that they conceive their business announcements suitable in any locality. They have been seen on the little envelopes in rhurch used for contributions envelope.? furnished "without charge," except the profanation of the temple to week-day business purposes! says an exchange.

1H spite seme remarkable records in the past, it is certain that the. rt: ,h to college this year will be greater than ever bi fore. V7'on increased tuition and :.ving costs in coi'ote towns as a result of this crowding are no bar to the great crowd clamoring for a relieve education.' In the si hools in which it was decided to n sort to shifter entrance examinations to keep down the enrollment even this has failed. The desire for higher education seems to overcome all obstacles. For obvious reasons many educators l.au expected, it not a decreased, at lent no greatly increased enrollment; so that they nre now at a lor.s to explain this unexpected phenomenon. Others see in it nothing mo.e

than the fact that public interest, in education is being taken up at the point where it stopped when we went to war. The demand for higher education, however strong it nay seern now, is no greater than it would have been normally l;n there been no war. A good share of the increased college enrollment is due to the fact that the value of a 'olirge educat'on i.- becoming more widely known. No doubt the. raising of the standards of education even ir. the high ?i hools has much to do with this rush to college. Mary parents who a decade ngo were sati:-f:1 with a high school diploma for their children are no longer satN-fied w'th this mir imuni. They are nnplying to education the slogan so familiar in the field of business, ''The best is the cheapest in the long run." Certainly our present rush to college admits of no other interpretation.

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I'l.AtyK uf nativity. i:I1ItV normal n?ik-hht.r woman KM S at la.t one hal.rcie IIFt:i:iV that docs n"t affect tho m:HT at ali and Ior.s not ir.vidve the slightest I.Cl-tlt of f rrr.ii'K the drag- habit. HI'.INfi en'.;,u;d and -U'ns married IS thf differ, net- between

CJTITTIMG a box of candy night AM) getting- a rackoif of CIIEWIXO (turn once a ypar. AT least enough has betn pu

TO discourage the movie f ins FROM sfa-clilng; tha IU1AVKN for a now 5tar, AlSOTlU'lll rrnson aside KKOM our irn-tte mvl -sry WHY v.-p wtsli the Rlr'.s WI-I.I wear a Httb- more comprehensive (LflTllIVfi Is that IT Mr. s our n.uk so to he obliged TO look around at her lVVJlKY timr c.f passes. I!.- a woman baton in.e.ltr ',vm!i

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Sim thinks It 1s us to her husband TO hate the other WOMAN'S himband. 2S"OW that oidpr apflcs are 11UOIII0 off the trees things OI'GIIT V be pUkiriLT tip. AWOfSCHMEXT that there Is COI. enough In tho world TO !r-i 6000 years POBSVT ake the hollow sound Ot'T of an empty coal bin. TFrK t..runttft is et least ItKSPOVSlIK E for half the IR I l,MKVT In the world IU"T th poor blonde trAKiituv ij'ts all the blame. Hit II ( If r.f promise rass svur.EST that lotn of ttms a warn HEART 1s a sign of cold feet. Tiiicnr: is a good TJEAI. of difference In environment A town father often rf ju jj HIS boy after he gets to be a certain A;R bs a Ilab!lly. WHII.ri the farmer regards I!Ii as an asset. Tin; difference between dogs AT1 man 13 that a HOti will stick to you when VOl'Mli; busted and rOW and out.

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moHt Hidendld elty In I'ur pa? Ajis. In the elxteerith century. 3 What LU Is tf e h.i ret n th world? Ans. The Tanr VLt, kol oi jilsc:v. It v. citron J"3 t'.r.n 4 What lilnjr was It th?t uw th h:i:idwr:t:rijr on the v. a.11? .' r, Blfi!:fi 7.::.. r. C"-".'tia.t wsi.!1 the nhnT'rt-.t rofru. !n 'be tl-Tory of japary? Art T U.o.'l teat four 'lays. The i esTi top ' fa!..!ut XV was elected (. tha mC I low many eoles or thj ::rvai Ben liar have, been pop.? ,. a iXot" than one hoIOcti T I'r.r whom In He'Irif; f .. u meet? rn. F'-r Vita? T5erlt.tr a Z .i-,t tavlKitr .ho ej ptored lis w.t-r. K - -Who iracs'Kl the I ! r t 1 ir. mynfeir, of I !':, 'i'c--. tea. '' Ali Al,.r9nr lierciii'ri, a T''r.';i' nan. C' -How run mwt liit'it i be Dt

I throuch t'.e .vlnter? Ann. 'ac th"m j in .?rv f: ril '.Oi!ti has hce hea ed n ; dr.v, .ej; ii.,. moisture ar-,1 j jt t em in ; a i.r r I . 1 -e -IPivr . sir. you imrrove :.he uttlnr ; ;rfn r f a razor ftr.p? A", i. -trb it a ririib. r of cries over s. il l vessri ! ;: d tee .ti.it yi-.rAxiK abil:? -jpil! be lm-

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who juc must have a lor coat if her elder sb-VT des. It has a jamity youthful air with as lars collar a.er loose faro. It made of natumi carucul with shawl col

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BUT F0H HOW LONG? An aftermath of the Arbuek ie-Uappe scandal !n San Francisco is the airing of a lot of stories about doings in the film colony near Los Angeles which seem to have been common property there for long. Booze was in unfailing supply at all times. vot no-

W. C. T. U. IS TO meet in Atlantic City next year. We doubt not that they will .'itul there a field' for their efforts.

"LET EVERYONK share alike," yawps the Socialist, but we emphatically protest that we don't want any share of chop suey.

THE NEVADA cowboy who has prcposed mar-ti.ie-e to a New York girl who caught a burglar may r.eed a protector.

THAT 300. YEAR-OLD department store in T.Ias's-achu.-etts would not have had to be d covered if it had been advertised.

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INDIAXArOld?, Tnd., Sept. 21 A eonc-rted !rive on tte-'.iart of Indiana city . ffi.-i.-ils to f.'.'Ui - a reduction of th? rates of Indiana liitoic utilities Is Indicated in petitions being fil'd v'i!!i tee ipuiil Sc t ervice Cxin.r.irsion. Vlthia the pn.t fortnight nine cities o-- tin. fctr.t.. nave r. ! it ioued the co;n-

mUien f f reduce ut ill' V TAton ."real

hijiH levels sf.bli!.e,i (:u.i:,:t the war tan,, ,-metfrency period. The ! titions hnv- no noect ;o n with protests by

cities sirt.r.st lurtlur increases in trie

.-.s nsk.-d in ju-llUens fib.d by utiljiy corporations. but constitiitt-d a j IrOliire.-l bv the CitleS tO

force a reduction of utility rates. I Officials of the rorr.mt -sion, it U understood, aro expect tn a lartfe number of similar tetition-; to be filed within a short, time, iiariiig of the

I l.etitions ill constitute an important

part of the work of the commission dr.; intr the fall term. Pfcrrse in the costs of production of utility s-.-rvi.-.! is alleged in all of the petitions pending before the eom-bis-d on. The city officials point ti the. decline in the costs of coal, labor and other important items entering into operation of utility placts a? fif-fi-oo t srronr.ds for a ra.licU reduction in existir.ir rates. Kates oouv'lr.oied of by the dries were established by the coryntission

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ftiTlitii.'ts war titers. The task of re-ad.ia.-' ;-iir 1!., ?.- ratrs, to no ; pre-.-nt day erne! It urns, ir im; -s- d on tha commission 1 the f.tat.ites oi. d the petitions f t!i' cities brines the mimtssion face to i.ace vi;!i the problem. The. cities now before tli commission with rate lcontion pb.as represent n'atiy sections of the state and the utility con iratioi ? tffc.-tel prvid.; el. t : i ie. r. teo ph- ne and hc.itin? svrvioe. Im tat.t cases of this k.ad ne-'v on the docket of the comtirss'.oti. together with the c.u-porat ions

ff.-ctfd and the nature of tie" petition.-., are as follows: City of I-lln-hart. against Kikiiart Gas and Fuel Cornp.-' ny, redti'd '.on of pss rates: city of I.n oiee, l,--p. ate i',as and Klectric. Company, i . duct ion of r. and eictric lates: el !.:, ns of Marbui an! KlweO.i, Indiana i-.tor-'l Set vice company, redccti'.n of hot water h.-atit.-r service; Steuben f. mi toy Farmrs F' deration, Mt'-ubi n County Telejihoue Company, reduction of til-there rates, town cf Vi'ol or.tvi'ie, I,ac,;ani;e county Jatrht and power c nipany. r '.'.action of electric rate.-.; town of I ninanjie. I.a-K-rar.se, I sraiisc County I.i-ht and p.o.v.r company, r.du.'iioii f electric rates; !:."h-hosier school city, Vnited Public Service Comi.anv. redaction of boat -nor rates, and clt- of GoS'iiei ;l(.slun Gas Company, reduction of gaj rat i's. The list Is the largest number of petitions of this kind ever on the docket of t'ae commissi m.

1 How many books of the Elide Is Moses credited with writing? 2 Where are the e'ps? 3 What 1h a "bill of ,sale"? 4 From what i3 the word blopraphy derived? t How does Alaska compare with Texas in size? C How many babies pre born every

thrown cn tic? -arth? S What is thi period of revolution of Mars? 5 Is the wat-r-r at the foot of Niagara Fails warmer th.-n the water at the brndc of the precipice? 10 In the interior of the sun solid, liquid or .aseour.v ANEVB-S TO YTSTERUAT'S 1 What doea t'..e word beetle mean? Ans. Tt rora-s Lute and has reference

Folks Laugh at Corns How Millions Have Proved Tdi t TNcodIcss. They Stop Them by t ToucU DO you know that one met' - s nw ending corns for millions t ,r?pit? People all around you empl' j '.. "fTivy never let a corn pain twice. Toe method is Eluc-jay the li tul J or the plaster. It is made b a e-.-i .x-ed dressinji house of world-'vide roire. A touch applies it, and tht p iu. it'sps instantly. Soon the whole cr " " 3 aeas and comes cut. The way is gentle, sc. i,Jfk. aure. Once you know it, you viil Hu -Jh at corns. Get Blur-jay now appl It toi, ht. Watch the effect on one corn. Get Eiua jay at your driigiut's. Liquid or Plaato. Bluejcy efops paln-cn.eJs c rm a Bauer & Black ou-.1uct

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Get that pipe-party-bse buzzing ir, ycv.i section! Know for a fact wlut a joy'us j can and will do for your vzzco and cor'ie.it!

check up tfce men in all v.-alks cf life ya r.r. cf,

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ar:o-v wita lrara?:t, v.z.:gLiidl. ix. ' . And, yo'i can V7r.fr ycur t;cC'!.s ,": ' -4 " Albert's quality a:::: ;-or and cc - j freedom fron bite I prch (cut cu: t'T c:m - . Eivo patented prcc:.:)- v;il! ri: up r- f . r little eld smokcn:.:;cr tio lilies of Vlilcii you u-v .:r before could believe posdllo! You don't get tired of a pipe v,Iien it's packed with Prince Albert! Paste that in your hat! And, just between ourselves! Eer dip into the sport of rolling 'em? Get some Prince Albert and the maldn's papers quick and cash in on a cigarette that will prove & revelation !

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