Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1921 — Page 4

THE TIMES.

Thursday, Sept. 29, 1Q21,

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CONSIDERINO UNEMPLOYMENT. rresideat Ilardlug let the uaemplojrmeQt conference kao-w that he hod called it iato being to solve the probJetJl laid before it In a f racttoal manner if such a thing b possible He expects bueineeollke consideration of what is In essence a purely business subject Naturally he reminded the conference that "you are not esked to solve the long controrerted problems of bur eocl&l systeta' tuid declared against "any proposed relief which Reeks either palltatlve or tonlo from the public treasurj" tntrodUce th one subject into the discussions and the Mrhele project would end in a hurrlc&ne of dtsput&tioa leading to nothing. Propose the "dodo" for worklesfl people and cut away every prospect of substantial relief through revival of industry and trade. The character of the majority of those the president &as called into council to rthe country's benefit is a guarantee against the schemes of impractical visionaries being permitted an airing in the conference, but it is a matter for public congratulation that President Harding himself declared against them. In the larger sense the president calls to all concerned throughout thJand to reflect Upon the Implications of existing conditions. Reflection should yield definite conciuElons. If they were acted upon we imagine a long step would be taken toward getting things started and keeping them going. In the end it will be co-operation between those who might work and those who might provide employment that will produce ffe result being sought reduction of unemployment. The conference will not get a Job for anybody. We have confidence that it will show how it may be possible for all, or nearly all, to have Jobs. This will be a colossal service. But the ultimate indispensable is wllllngneis on the part of all to co-operate for individual and collective well-being through industry.

'"Stroller" Robhvsoo, formerly of Chicago, combines the functions of minister of foreign affairs and those of red general of the far eastern republic Vladimir Shoffoflt of New Vork-, i minister of transportation of the far eastern republic. It is stated that he acquired his qualifications for the job by his observations while riding under freight trains in the United States. A position cn the braiebars of a freight is one Of vantage, it gives the observer an opportunity to study rolling stock and road bed alternately without changing location. One who has. traveled extensively that Way should be an expert Judge of what constitutes a standard railway. The chief of foreign trade at the port of Petrograd is Peter Blancas, who was deported on the Buford. and an escaped convict from Leavenworth is one of the leaders of the communist party, to say nothing of the Gary man to whom high honrs have fallen It is stated that these men have gained their positions because of thler "pushi" Since these men have succeeded it la to be hoped that others who hold similar views may be drawn thitherward because of an ambition to win equal favor, We are not at all selfish and are perfectly willing that Russia should have their services. Any success they may gain cannot make Russia any worse while absence of such may make America better With others who have gone willingly and otherwise the American colony in Russia must be quite a lafge one Americans hope for the success of all. For that reason they may stay there.

"AMERICANS" SUCCEEDING. We are pleased to have Americans "maJke good" no matter where they are. It Is especially gratifying to laern that some "Americans" occupy high positions in Russia. That is the place for their peculiar abilities. In noting the success of a few a dispatch recounts what they are doing.

THE VICTORY OF OAS. The annual convention of the American Oas Association in Chicago, November 712, calls to mind again a noteworthy struggle to overcome obstacles for the perpetuation of an industry which, with the advent of electricity on a commercial scale, seemed foredoomed to extinction. That the Industry not only should have survived, but has come to a point where it is admittedly one of our great essentials, and that despite elements necessary to its conduct which repel, rather than attract, can be attributed only to the master mind of the laboratory room. Herein was found the solution of the industry's problems. Having accomplished this, far-seeing salesmanship succeeded in doing the rest. It kept abreast of the times, even ahead of the times, won the friendship of the housewife by making her kitchen work lighter and cleaner and through other agencies, holding her friendship ' for artificial gas as an lllumlnant. It is well that it has turned out thus. We should not have been served half so well had electricity obtained the field for itself alone. In tUe competition between lighting companies, which the survival of gas has made bo strong, the people have been able to obtain the very best materials, superior systems of lighting and heating on the whole, ideal comforts.

NO EXPERT advice is needed to convince that wemen without corsets are healthiest. But what woman prefers health to looks?

THZ3 MAN who is dense enough to be caught in a bunco game usually is bright enough to discover it too late to catch the tricksters.

HAVING BEEN ordered to leave Switzerland by October 1, the former emperor of Austria probably realizes the meaning of "a man without a country."

THE KU KLTTX KLAN has taken over a college at Atlanta with the idea, perhaps, of taking a course In what constitutes real Americanism.

The Passing Show

WBXTT a -woman CITDlEriAJBl.T always looks BXTITABlr dreased the neighbor WOMBS fall back ob wondering HOW a person can do It Olt o fw clothes as abe has. THMJi ts optimism as well as PBS8TMISW In the thought THAT things are not ALWAYS as they seem. IT'S all rlg-ht to hope for perfection mOM human nature AS lonp as you don't expect It, A1.MOST every great Invention WAS hit upon by accident A7TD we often wonder what had STT70K to the woman that GATT3 the observing genius THE Idaa ror the old-faahloned bnstl. AS we understand Charley Chaplin SLEEPS till noon we conclude THE 18 morning suits be bought IS Paris must be pajamas. A woman may dress for other WOMEN or men . BtTT aha paints for herself. 7JO one can be mora blissfully tTTSCONSCIOTJS of prsonal responsibility THAW the dear old lady THE -position of whose electric IN the public thoroughfare HAS just caused a Bulck to COLLIDti with a Ford. OH well those who really must HOIXE3V In order to eDjoy life now HAVE thalr chance it JjfcBSsS AT the ootball games. THE gang may be "all here" BUT It doesn't "hall, hall" LIKE It uai to do. THERE cornea a time JTi the affaire of the most PROGRESSIVE nation when it would RATHER sit down for a arADRIBXXlt'M or so to catch Us BREATH and quiet its heart ACTION than continue to press on AND we rather think this is It. IF the Insoraance company swallows the TALE of a giant buck attacking and DAMAGING a touring car In Mass. THE rest of as can do KOTHJNG but wonder some more. '1

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1 Where are a chicken's sickle feathers? 2 How long after hatching can chicks go without food? 5 What city in the United States Is the leading horse market? 4 now does Detroit rank in popu latlon with other cities In this coun try? 6 What Is the largest artificial lake in the world? 6 What was the greatest number of men employed in digging the Panama Canal? 7 How much nearer wan San FVancieco brought to Liverpool by the Canal? 8 How long has the geyser "Old Faithful" been spouting every Utyflve minutes? first motorcycle? 9 What furnished power for the 10 How much coal is mined annually in Great Britain? Ajnrwsms to txstsb.dat'8 QTJZSTXOZTS. 1 What term is used in England for lemonade? Ans. Lemon squash. 2 How long does a postmaster keep a letter before sending it to the dead letter office? Ans. Two weeks. 3 What counties are included In the' parliament of North Ireland? Ans. Antrim, Armagh, Cavan, Donegal, Fermanagh. Down, ' Londonderry, Monagham and Tyrone. 4 How much ground does St Peters

at Rome cover? Ans. Nearly four acres.

8 What do the Roman numerals XL

stand for? Ans. Forty.

8 'Where are the fibers of wood the strongest? Ans. Near the center of

the tree.

7 In English money how many shill

ings does It take to make a pound?

Ans. Twenty. S What does a rapid rising barome

tar indicate? Ans. Unsettled weather.

9 What la the state flower of Alas ka? Ans. The for-get-me-not.

10 What Is the thirteenth wedding

anniversary? Ana. Lace.

Disease Delayed.

One curious point which is shown In

insurance tables Is that those organic

diseases which are so frequent In mid

die life develop at a period from five ta ten years later than they did fifty

years ago.

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SIDE AND BACK Caused by Woman's Ills and Cured by Lydia ELPinkham's Vegetable Compound Grafton, Pa. "I was troubled with inflammation and pains in my sides and

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but after taking several bottles of the Vegetable Compound I can now do anything about the house or farm that a woman should do. I have a four months old babv that is the healthiest and biggest baby for his age that I have ever seen. I am willing for my letter to be used for a testimonial to tell other suffering women how much your medicine has done for me, as I give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all th praise." Mrs. BlajsL.Fishkk.R.D.1,

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Chats with YOUR Gas Man It Is daScnlt for a cook who Is used to a coal range to realrse the great fnteorttv of gaa range heat. When cooking on gas range is ones started tt fa alrxtoet impossible to bm too little heat, oat it fa easy to om too Almost all lia& f ttewiag or boding snooj b done with tte burner tnrnftdf lowj tin results will be very xoudb better. Rapid cooking will often spell the food. The proper method Is to start the boiling over a single burner with full Maine, . &nd then when tike boiling point is reached, turn the flame very low, or transfer the saucepan to the simmering burner. Some cooks light the giant burner for everything. This is wasteful and unnecessary. Tho simmering burner is an important aid to economy. It burns the smallest possible amount ef gas and can be used for a great deal of cooking and for keeping things warm. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

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Study the Growth of Modern Cities

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Bring You a Splendid Return Tracts of acreage that are subdivided and laid out in lots are called "Additions" because in fact they are added to the then existing city in the form of extensions. The Steps in City Building are:

The subdividing of the raw acreage into lots. This has become a highly specialized business. The subdivider is the architect of your city. You offer the subdivided lots for sale Subject to certain restrictions which protect all purchasers from ignorant or thoughtless people who might not want to build in conformity with modern ideas. Your subdivision must be so located! adjacent to the

built-up section of the city that you may secure extensions of all public utilities sucK as sewers, water mains, gas mains, electric light and telephone wires. Fourth Your subdivision must be located close to street car lines, schools, highways for automobile traffic, churches and other of the adjuncts of a highly developed residential community. Fifth Your purchasers of lots start building their Homes. The subdivision is absorbed into the city to which it was added and another indelible mark has been made on the map. You Make Money in Real Estate When You Buy Lots in a Subdivision in the Path of the Development of Your City Where the Successive Steps Above Enumerated are Possible

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