Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1921 — Page 4

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THE TIMES.

Tridoy, November -1, V.V2.

THE IMS NEWSPAPERS Tk LAks County Xluioa 1M.U exept MAturOay and Th Tin. J&utt CtUot.-iEiaiaiia Harbor. J-ity excpl t)uaa. ii.uisra4 k Uio ywotaaic b U suimio, NovwdW 1. lilJL Th Lii County TIibm Saturday and Weekly Edition. lb iiajy &vaiu iim e- ,.i euuu&jr. t U KJuaic ui ArU 1. m. 11 tttMU Lfca act of hwui u H:oud-ol nattr.

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THE GKOWTH OF A CITY. Hammcnd'a State street with its brightness is taking on a hue similar to New York's famous Kifih avenue. That Harnn.ond i.- no mean city, but a pretty decent place to link up with is evfdeiuvti by ;he rii;id growth of not only its resiientul srtions, but the business district as well. With th pxponintiro ot r.ot leas than three-quarter ruirion i;I!ars Stite street has bcconjp in los tl.au a year's tin;e one of the important thoroughfares of thi region, sought out by shoppers from all over Lake county. And now with all the reports of increased industrial and commercial activity Hamnvnil. tl'e Hih of Lake county, is all "sot" to ha-l the procession in the onward march of prospprity that is rapidly gaining momentum. And wh'le all this has been going on down on East State strict, Hohman street and vicinity has also enjoyed a heil'.hv growth, with the addition of the beautiful and marslve Masonic temple, the Elks building whose elegpnee is unsurpassed and the artistic half million dollar church socn to go up at Hohman ond Detroit streetsCalumet avenue also comes tn for a generous share of credit, for it is here that the greatest strides have been made, looking to the development of this street aa one of the region's finest business thoroughfares. With the acquisition of Hessvjilo ?nd its popu-

Jtion, Hammond can count 50,000 noses now. ENDING EASY MONEY. One of the reforms purposed by the new national budget system, endorsed by the chairman of the house appropriations committee, would root out one cf the time-honored laxities in federal finance. This Is the custom that has grown tin of authorising continuing or permanent appropriations for certain purposes, bureaus or departments. They usually covered fixed activities, such as the continuance cf progress carried on from year to year until completedOriginally urged by administrative offfilinVs in the fear that congressional failure to appropriate each year might halt the work, they have been expanded to a custom that meant the appropriation of a certain wim almost without ia o.s!i:T..u.,:i, just as a matter of routine.'' This species of "easy money" invited abuse, careless spending and extravagance. Chairman Madden and Mr. Dawes have concluded to stop the practice. Hereafter each department will have to carry all its expenditures where they can be reviewed and investigated annually and must be before the appropriations are authorized. The assurance of this annral overhauling will check any tendency to waste and demand that the need be expressly proved.

BIG AND BAD. The recently published British census announcement, which ascribes to Greater London 7,476,168. has given rise to a question the answering of which will afford many peoplo a good deal cf amusement. It seems that New Yorkers, and even some people outside of the Empire state metropolis, are endeavoring to rest frtm London the distinction of being the largest city in "the world. New York City's population is smaller than London's, we are told, for the simple reason that the latter has included more suburbs in ts official counting. If it Is a question cf merely including suburban population in the census, it would seem that the question ought to be easily settled: wth Pittsburgh and Buffalo r.ud Philadelphia, and possibly Toledo and Cleveland to fall back on for census recruits. New York City ought to win in a walk. The question is all tangled up. however, with

considerations as to Just what is to be Included in the designated London. There are, it seem.-, three L nflnr.s. The so-called city of London has only a popu

lation of 23.000. Then there is what may be called 'plain London The prpul.it ion of this municipality is (unknown; things weren't figured muni-ipa'ly in the last census- London proper, or Just plain London, or !the municipality of London (it is known by all three names') had in 1011 a population of four and a half I millions, and New Yorkers maintain that if the people in this area were counted now they could net nmniier 'as manv as .".020.0S i. which is New York City's population oday. i There must bo peoplo who like this sort of addition and suntractjon. And no ip-;ht many people who are going t participate actively in this mathematical contest will derive some satisfaction to learn

that their home town is the lar.t city in the world.

The - Passing - Show

THE neighbor women are afraid THAT the little girl who carries th SOI.II nttle chunk of a baby around WIl.l, injure her spiuo HIT we will lay down this InviolaUlo PHYSICAL law ami relieve TIH'.IK anxieties, tin; l no

ever injured

her

UK A II little girl

npine II Y voluntarily mothering a baby. THE less a man noeiia it Tilt; more he Kt9 for his money I.OOK at the f r e advt-rt'-drg

.;! u. not ivi;fi;m.i:u got hi.s gift OF two dimes to a little girl. WE fear that seme members

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EXPERT ADVICE AVAILABLE. The generals ami admirals cf the nations aitend-

;ing the armaments i-onferenee are in the Tinted States ; ready to give expert advice when the limitation of armies and navies is tip for discussion. Put that phase !of the conference may never be reached u tilers Japan ! recedes from her position on some of the Pacifis prcb- ; lems. ! .

Kiddies' Colds Can Be Eased Quickly tr. ICing's New Discovery will do that very thiiif. easily and quickly. IXwi't say, "Poor li th l :rid!e, I wish I hp-. ilitt to 4 j far you!" Wn th? rodh tfn.t romps, give a little Dr. K:ng's New Di. o ery as directed, and it will soon Ve cased. It's a gooJ f.imi!y cpu&h and coll remedy, too. Loosens cp the phlegm, clca--s t:p the cough, relieves the congestion. No harmful drws. For fifty vears a standard remedy for colds, roughs, Ml'r- At your druggists, 00c. a bottle.

of trades

! BELIEVING UNEMPLOYMENT. i If the work of President Harding's unmeployment conference has not provoked as much public discussion Ins was perhaps anticipated, it is evidently fcr the 'reason that it evolved no unexpected, startling, conclusive and unique remedy no hair-raising cure-all ,but merely- emphasized in the main the close-at-hand ! remedies which newspapers and individual business ! leaders have been pointing out for months, including:

Stimulation of buying by reduction of prices. Encouragement of production by a liberal loan at

titude on the part of banks- " A policy of co-operation on the part

nniens in the matter of wage adjustments. A reduction of railroad freight rates. An unafraid attitude on the part of prospective

builders. j Prompt beginning of ene'-eretic. prosecution of puhMic improvements by city, county and state governments ias well as by the federal government.

In short, unemployment relief is" not the business of any one individual agency or class, but is a nationwide co-operaflve task- And it is gratifying that near-

'ly evrey class seems ready to do its part, Although it would all be spoiled by a railroad tie-up. i Building construction and public improvements are of particular strategic importance. The conference rejceived from its construction committee a report showing that the United States Is today short at least flio,i (100.000.000 worth of building. Nothing more than :the initiation of even half of this delayed building construction is needed to send a new thrill cf life along every business artery from one end of the country to I the other.

New Discovery Constipated? Ilere'sRelictiCleanse the system, with Dr. King's Pills, They prompt free bile flow, stir up the Lazy liver and get at the root of the trouble. All druggists, 25c. D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE r. Kind's Pills

YIIK. they pray exactly aa they PHHASE It this way 'I.E.I us not Into temptation ' I'XI.i:s the ehance Is exceptionally GOOnand no (iie'a around." SI'EAKINC; of showdowns SOME of thme times the public ITSEI.K will demand one THAT will rruike the heads OK several brtnds of IJISTl It I! KTtH pwlm. YES, there are still some minor III-TEHE. ES between the sexes A.M on t'iese d.inip (lays a woman WOItlt!ri rhUfly ber-ause her IIAIH won't st.iy in curl ASI) a man because It's so hard TO keep his Bull Durham nrHNI.G properly. M.V YOU K milk wagon drivers aro 11KMAM)1() more w aces THE possession of wealth I thin wTlil creates a l,0c;i. for stiil more wealth. (.Htm ALLY the mighty issues lWllfTt will doclde the romtng ;n!T am! solemn eltctiori and who H II. It K''t the jobs A It E takir.gr j--iii.itt; shape AM) it is already clearly stablished I neariy every voter's mind TII VT his candidate freed ihe slaves I.OI ES the starry banner and should 1 1 A Y K the votes of every man, wornn HOY. srirl ard ii(t in the town.

.. ..... . .. .. . . . . '."9tl . "Bg-ggg OLTSIUE of his wife'a opinion of I activity has tciv. n a more cherrful

him A married man isn't any WORSE than a Mingle man.

20,000 Miners Idle Many Months, Heturn to Work MEXICO CITi. Nov. Twenty thousand roirKos, who hn.v 1 r i i - i 1 . :uid destitute for many months, have been re-mployi-d during tin: 1 ..-1 few tiny owing to active, resumption ''' mining operations in tin- min'ru! tatcs, acrordir g to reports nci d here. Mint s h.ne Im !i re pi ne i everywhere, arid th" rrv-r.Ti i- "tendinpr. This brightens the prospect for th' corning year, as ihvie will be cnn-Fid.-ribly lens unemployment ttian was expert, tl. It is said 5i!so that the renewed f)-eratii-ns at the mines will eau.se a number of the sim-Itern to reopen, giving wotk to additional thoi-nd.4. At present oniy one or two sn.e '-rs are har.dliiic ore in Mexi--- 'ie.-pite the fact t'iat this is one of !hf greatest mini r;il prod'uring countries in .the world. , .. riT'-r1 ; .dn i.et'er con -

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OATS COOKED IN 3 MINUTES Your grocer now has Instant Quaker Oats. Just like the Quaker Oats you know in quality and flavor. Hut they cook and cook perfectly in from 3 to 5 minutes. It took six times as long to cook the old-style flakes. The oats are now cut before flaking. They are partly cooked, then flaked very thin. These small, thm flakes cook almost instantly. And they arc wellcooked experts certify to that. No change whatever in the flavor, no extra price. Get a package now the quickest cooking oats in the world. See ho-.v it hurr.es your breakfast. Instant

Quaker Oat

SABYS COLDS

are soon "nipped in the bud" without "dosing" by use of

Keep the Children Wei! I

rhirlr.tr theu davs manv children are corrD'ainin? of had-

H ache, fevenshnes3, Etomr.ch troubles, and irregular bowels, p If mdthers only knew what j WIOTHES? CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS

V A F R LI H

Over 1 7 Million rars Used Yearly

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Will do for children no iarnny woqki ever ue fcJ without them. These powders are so Ci -1 nl.sunt t.- take nnd RO rf -

ferUve in their action that for aver

and toid others about them. Sold CTSv- 1?-'if

LhruKiT.sta everywhere. B M Amcpt y Slksfitate for

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South Chicago's Lamest Furniture Store

Perhaps the New Yorker who. while sitting In hioffice, yawned so much that he dislocated a shoulder Is the "tired business man" we hear about ever so often.

HOW THE wraith of P- T. Barnum must chuckle CHAIRMAN White of th Democratic national corn-

over testimony revealed by the congressional investl- mlttee occasionally rises to remark, .in order, probably.

gation of the Ku Klux Klan.

to prevent being forgotten.

rWITHlTHE i CHIME CLOCK r,:f "i3n-Tiieiifli "-') i

Buy Bonds'

Bonds are recognized as one of the safest forms of investment. But when you can obtain bonds secured by first mortgage on improved, local property the safety is almost beyond question. We are now oif ering first mortgage bonds on improved business, apartment and residence property which yield 7, payable semi-annually. Farsighted investors will take advantage of this unusual opportunity and BUY BONDS NOW. Write or call and ask for further information.

m Jankers Trust Company

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 632-638 BROADWAY, GARY, IND. OFFICERS F. RICHARD SCHAAF. President , JOHN E. FRAS. Vice Present WALTER E. SCHRAGE, Vice Pmirlent EMIL G. SEIP, Vice President E. C. SIMPSON, Secretary-Treasurer Directors

F. RICHARD SCHAAF. President. First National Bank. Gary. Indiana. JAS. A. HE.VENWAY. Director, City National Bank, Boor.viiie, Ind.ana. WALTER E. SCHRAGE. President, Bank of Wnjiir.j?. Indiana. HAZEL K. GROVES. President. American

Sute Bank, East Chicago.

WM. D. WEIS. Chairman Board of Directors.

Citizens National Bank, Hammond, Indiana.

JOHN.E. FRAAS, Pre"Jsnt. Peoples State Bank, Crown Point. Indiana. ANTON H. TAPPER. President, S'ate Bank of Hammond, Indsana. EMiL G. SLIP, President. Calumet National Bii k, Chicago. Illinois. V. E. SCHMIDT. President, Roseland

ctate bank, Chicago, Illinois.

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