Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 138, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1921 — Page 4

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I'top!,- as to wliat was desirable to bo done In this ( :iiuvi ion wvv! i I'lb'clfil among senators and reire- ; .final i i -s. Tiie nuasure whiils PtTtildent larding ti?ui'il is a entr.jiromise, and necessarily so. WltliouL n'Ui i ( vi w. hero and there nothing .would have been done. The i in port ant thing: Is that approximately a billion 1 ss ill lie taken from the people hereafter ;tii! the ifiinci ion h.us been so distributed that irritation to individuals and interference with enterprise will In- imii-h b s.-'i'iifii. Kciually Important is fullllliih -it oi' i lie republiean pledge of economy. Reduction of taxation was contingent oii reduction of government expenses. I'.csUrs the i i entie.. budget, veterans' bureau, Inimlsiatl: n rcsn-ict ion. prohibition of grain futuren doulinr. .. p. ii Iom's' eonti'ol, agricultural loan, maternity and

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b ans which were enacted and the conclusion e with 1 h e cen.ral Kuropeon powers, headway id with other lglslatkn. lnludlng general reot' the tariff, which will be completed In the si 5,'ion beginning on December f- On the it is a record of which the republican party,

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CONGRESS' GOOD JlLCViiD. N.it everybody will be sa titled w ; :i ihe w.uk of thf special sessicn of congress .in-! , ,.n AlV minded people muift accord .veilit to ibe national lawmakers for what they ,nd in nine t.nmhs. Uepre.se ntative Mondell. repubiican floor l,a.;,r in the house, i.dd the record before the n.iti, u in a siKci h which all citizens should read, with care. The simple. st;,ii;:htt'orward statement makes pi. tin the diitieulMes under wtitch congress labored.. I'uderst i-ading these. the people will agree ih.it t ho iegtslaiivo aeMeveniii'its are the more noiew o;t!i . Very substantial benefits for the public have been secure.;. In the popular sens,' the chief ao.vmpfishinent was the revision of the taxation system whj.di will result in lifting a goodly pereontagv of the financial burden of government from the shoulders of these least able to bear it. The differences of opinion .among the w. - - . "

GUARD SMALL INVESTOKSThe moot iiu; of the Investment Hankers' Association at New Orleans hear some pertinent advise from 1 1 o : "i nki'is w ho dealt with the problem or protecting the small Investor from boecminp the prey of swindlers. Stiirs was laid upon the awakening Interest of the iank to ibis nee.,1 and the efforts being made to Induce those with funds to invest to consult their local banks roearding i he good faith of the enterprises under consider, U iotr. If the puh'ie could be Induced to follow this advieo Incalculable funns would be saved from "blue sky" and "got-rU h-qn!V concerns. The interest of the investment bankers is especially to be enlisted, and it may rot be hoped the suggestion that the association name a committee to cope with the situation will be adopted. A thorough investigation of the field and Judicious publicitj educating the general public with the sane ea! that those who prey upon the small Investors exhibit, would save individuals enormous losses and at the same lime promote intelligent and profitable investment.

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NOIIOOV knows when TIII3 pendulum will begin TO swing back and before that lUI'PV tlmo comn SOMimilMi may bo Invented THAT will make Jaz look conservative. run pn Is ntlgrhtler thaoi the s ord HIT what Is nrcdfnl rlg-ht now pencil that will row 13 out on top In an en gn.g rment WITH a patent pencil Bh(rpiir. A woman writer i'ki tiow Mf-: w ill look In 1?50 WIOi.l, tUfty'll look Just often as they do oV If they are worn m ptiort In 19 50. A Ilihllcal student row IM-OHMS us that Kllstia's mantle WAS worn outNnnd pitched WHK. Ellsha er't It but since another STinETT cf th anelentu IJISC 0 i;iir:i in th course of lily research THAT Clofatra ha-1 bIl WK lon't expect much rt rpect TO be shown In thea modern days F-O-lt old Eibllcal characters. IK a street oar conductor KVKJi gets to hwm he will probably OV.T lilmself dtsHke.1 ag?iln by AKIa the folks t) "step up In front . " A wife shouldn't boat THAT alio has a perfect husraad KV'EX If sh thinks so KliCAl'SE sotrw of tho nelg-b'bor W'OMEX may know a graat IEL, batter. A philosopher Is a person WHO 3oe3 not lose his temper WHEY the stranpo road HE has ben following IOES not tr.d in wmo farmer's baj-nyard . WOi:i,T)T It hr. prat If ro-i

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10 What national park Is located !n Kentucky? Ana. A. Lincoln's home Ftead in HodKeville, Ky.

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