Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1921 — Page 4

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as that of the railroads a few years ago. It now takes more than sixty thousand miles of street mains lu deliver the gas of the country to ita consumers while more than eight million meters au-

j tomatical! y check off and measure the gas as it passes

into thousands of miles of smaller piping to serve more than forty-five million people in the heme, the factory and the community with light, heat and power. Today there are more than one thousand companies supply gas to 4.000 cities, towns and villages. These companies purchase and use each year more than ten niiUI'.n tons of coal and more than one billion gallons of oil. their two chief items of raw materials. About four and onc-liTilf billion dollars Is invested In

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In 19 19, three hundred and six billion cubic feet of gas was scM In 1920 the sales increased to three luind red and nineteen billion cubic feet.

WINNING CARRYING TRADE. Chairman Lasker of the shipping board points out that building up n merchant marine is not to be dene by wishing. "Obviously, we cannot gain trade on the seas without displacing the existing trade enjoyed by f( reign ships,'' he said. "And these foreigners arc ever at work, silently luzt surely, in their national interest for which we cannot blame them to undermine the possibility of an American merchant marine. The opposition of foreigners should be an Incentive to American enthusiasm for every constructive endeavor of the shipping board. As. Mr. Laaker well says, the future prosperity of the country depends on the degree of success achieved in establishing a merchant fleet. It is not merely desirable that we sol! surplus goods abroad and carry them to market in ships of cur own. It is nearly imperative that we do so, for the trade war upon which the world seems to bo embarking makes it absolutely essential that every possible economy be instituted. Mr. I.asker deplores the impatience of some Americans and the indifference cf others. He calls upon "the farmer of Kanjjas. the miner of Arizona, and the industrial worker of Indiana" to recognize that his continuous employment is in a measure dependent upon carrying of surplus production to foreign markets. Can the farmers, the miners and factory workers of the interior h made to see the point? Their awakening should be easier than it would have bfen a few years ago. The war has broadened many viewpoints.

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NEWS FROM EUROPE. A report from the Balkans represents the Greek

! government as ready to give up its war cn the Turks. ' King Constantine is expected to ask foreign governments J to act as mediators to bring about peace, according to ! the dispatches.

Huw much truth there is in the report will be diseased by events of the nea'r future. Hut one thing ts certaiu: If the Creeks have to admit failure of this attempt to recover the territory which they lost to the Turks centuries ago, any peac? made now will be but a truce. At a more favorable time the Greeks wl'l try again. Th new map cf Europe arbitrarily drawn by the Taris conferees will net remain unaltered for very long. Millions of people arp dissatisfied with their assignment to live under sovereignities which they hate hile other millions are outraged by the separation of their racial kin from political association with themselves.

IXNTEad of . .mourning around AHOI T her husband npintng a I.1TTI.EJ ra-spliorry Jam on th clen TAIIM0 rinih would be tickled an 1 DIC VOTE an occasional happy HOIR to being glad that HI! didn't upset his whole cup of COFKEH on It. THE succana of awlndlrn with tha INDIANA 11 AH BOH foreigners INDICATE that ' T11EHE are many neonle In thes PAHTS eager to part in a minute with ! THE money that It takes THE a lltotimo to save up. WH have our momenta OF" depression over the- way things ARE going on BTT at such tiroes we try manfully TO look at the hrlphteT lde REFLECTING cheerily ! THAT anyhow there's only one III MAN race to contend with. ANOTHER press agent dream about A mni-te star getting FIFTEEN" thousand dollars a week 19 noticed lying around WAITING for someon to come ALONG and believe ItWE Ukw aeniilbln 'frlttera 8CCH as appla and peach an WKUi as tha next member at THE cla.su between 41 and 48 BIT we learned yesterday, ono cf tiho DAHKI0HT and gloomiest days' OF out ntire career THAT encumbers do nrt

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LKT somebody, the first thing MOVE that the bugler OPEN' the disarmament CONFERENCE with "CEASE firing." THE world is kind In some WAVN but It never will bo a iOOi as It ought to be ft lonr a

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1 What are gendarmes? 2 What Is gluten? 3 What sort of a night Is it most apt to frost? 4 Where Is the Halt of Fame? 5 What well known event in history occurred at Harper's Kerry, W. Va? 6 Where are the Appenines mountains? 7 How many strings has a harp? 8 Who discovered Haiti? What distinguishes Hanimerfest, Norway, from other cities? lft How many books, maps, pieces of music, etc., are there In the congressional library? ITSVEU TO T-STTB-AT-QTESTIOBTS 1 What are calipers? Ans. An instrument, like a pair of compasses, for

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