Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 164, Hammond, Lake County, 3 January 1922 — Page 4

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The Times Newspapers UV !'"e,UKf! tnrvTv ruiTi; a i-iiii imiim, o.

The Lake

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bi'ii.iiors only four are non-cbtiicb membors. In both bodies deiiomina jional affiliation are roughly proportional i( the numerical rank of the churches in the United State?. Tl'iis was to he expected, hut some per-

THE TI1LE3.

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fandiv. t rir. .. V '1-i'wr:n'-l"a Jtart.or. iaiy oso-ep'

ti,,r, Lr.f. o Countv T!mes-Sturlay at. 4 Weekly

4 19tS e Posiotlioj in Hammond,

teVeP-'t E.ve?l:i TinesDaily except Sunday.

... "-v1 """"in in birv, April IS lylj inaUer. Under th act ',f March 5. 18l-a'. lV7.eeond-cla l.-i it. f t. v . .-, .T.TT.T'.'" ' 1 ' "

; ri rivT .;-.f i:k i kks-untation :

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Vat .i-mL Jl it'll- lllijliO Ir-iiae. T ,fSK ,b Tim0 Telephone 2 S.I Vvtmins (ReportT) Tel.". h-. tie b7 V Wn.l.j.K (News Dealer an.l iMa.s.' Ad v.')' .".'t-:. I'lwue JUsVV e,.Tr,,;L f.U, haV, bny frouble pcttim TIIK T1MKS make uTmni i",m,fdltit-!' to the Cr.'i.lalH,, I.. purtnient. lim.on,i irrlvato e'fc.ige) .-.100. lUui. S102 or Whatever department wanted.) ', fsul to r.-ceive J our copy oi TJIK TIM KS :h his hn oV 'J hav ,n lh0 ;'-"t- I'lcase. d., not think ,t I rr .-Ji . t was not so-.-,,, on t.me. TUB Tl.M F.S has

-u """'K enuipment nnd is stri vin

,, PHirOllS ot, tilTif. I

" o ou ao not .ei

a.'SO J ''C was hot a member of any.

1 I'lcpriuae IS

ir rap'

earnestly

prompt in .niUsiMj. n i u t will a..t promptly.

d in X !;

af tiott.

cli.st net tributary is

? nitre north-western!

WORTHY OF PATRONAGE. O.-ak. Temple had ivmc to be ivcukti:

w. it;m not as ;i niero lo.lg,- or frj tt-rmi y . ,;U as u.n

.us-utu-ion. If is not a Haintnoii.i institution

Ji'. id vme success th; who! int'reste-i and thut. means t!it:

"-' v" ' t.-of. races trotu t rown I'mnt. tiarv. i

Kadt Chicago, Valparaiso an i other places are just as familiar at Orae.K functions as those from lUnimoml atul it is because of tbis fact that it must he recognized as au institution. Onik's. iuin.er.se energy ami enterprise is an asset io the whole Calumet region m utro;yi; ;,u.l to Hatn''!on : in particular. Orak has j i-t com p!'-fel with

'cant new Temple wbiih

:t I r the anil Orak

sons m-iy he surprised to find the total of church iuembershi so l irge in both oranohe. Jf house and senate are as truly representative of the population of the country as thej are supposed to be, there should be no ground for surprise at thia showing. Most adult possess at lea-st a nominal connection wiili some church. "What, church do you belong to?" was aked or the man in the tsory who replied that

Then what church e!o

voti stay away from?" pressed hi:, interrogator. Practically all men hik! women in America either belong to a church or "stay away Trom" a particular one which their parents at tended. N"t everyone is aware that our government C'.--duets ,i church census ovov 10 years, not at the time of the taking of the regular population censo. but "in iel we.-ii," The iitst wns in l!)0n, under provisions ot an act passed by congress four years previously. The second was in The next will be taken in IfOti. in Ifo'it.;, this special census showed, there were lio.OGS.OoO church members in the I.'nited States. In 1'Jlt! there were 41. 020. 000, a pain of 19.j per cent. The population dcrliiK that period increased 17.1 per cent. Kven persons who never enter a churrh owe It a debt, for ita influence on community life a debt thai, most are frank enotiph to acknowledge Christmas

j day, the greatest reJiious festival of all the year, wit-

j nessed crowded churches. ut an inspiration it would

be were that attendance approximated on all the Sunday;, of the coming year!

The

Passing Show

cased are) it was ste.ivn that .-ore III.- cr.-riiiors Mere I hr.-at.-n ii. , a cei Vi rship. , r.-selui i.et faveruu; unlary liAiikriipiiy was passed. The f-ehrflulf? of the l,rlu -t

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it e liii.v'curei ck-.in:-i. A

O'-iiis io e iw ia The :-t.ir.-.s ha

Tuesday. .Tanua ry

i nt

ad 1. 1 3

tiler Masonic bodies a ma mi

J a stui'tndcu'.s affair. To tine who vi-.iuu

last. Satiirday it was a leveiatiot.

i rst tirt.e

ave

.:oidUi in

v'tntaos grouped. o: J f'.ave an opportunity ot" se

-ud praise because of iot.1 da.iiing end corn This coir,v of the s'

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kj-.uk nas j,agt ,i :i v, i- riea on a eo !..; 1 scii! ii.-ttit :nfa:r ever siase.: e . n '-1 f g " r t !". :. n t h e a e : 'fhere is nothing smail or o n ne r ; for a 3air-h haa: It is rea!lv worth erirj; u.i

In both size an

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i i.o i " Pa.my ad;odic 1,1 ieiiillr h e i in n

SENIORS MORE REASONABLE. The qneytionnnire directed to the plrls in a western university which reveals that young women in the first year at college hold far more lofty ideas of the income necessary to warrant a suitor belnt; considered than those possessed !iy the'sirls on the threshold of gradu;,fie.i i t'rljinl.' ii. nor nr in.in:iiion i h ii I ill more edu

cation a woman has the less she in inciincd to marry. The freshmen fixed their standard so- hih adherence j.o it would be assurance that few would ever find the I r.sht man. 'I no senior itii Is. however, exhibited a disj posit ion to lie entirely reasonable since they thought ; 1:1 income of f i.'.'o'i would be sufficient to start on.

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u-.arees admit the truth o? Lake coin'y p.op:.- w vi iiili of attracte ::s t !s if- j It should vis'.- Oral, waiiter circus auto an 1 ?t

b a i: ;: i .HiLO'.j the. .' ar..i the "Hit-nr. to e

i .eins;. ' e-nter-K.ratn. ousands

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BUSINESS GIRLS AS WIVES. Girl s.'-o'ill not get marrit.i tra'ii tin five '-eai' experience in business life, is -. h

t."nivers;ty of California professor. "This.' -ort. "makes them better wives, b'iter h-.titf ..fid better mothers " He mav i.. rials t. bu:. is ori'y partly right will be the i oi"mtn ji The startling: increase ot divt rce In the yea

onieu bej?an to crowd men in trcat-s a doubt '.hut oifiee. store

is u factor favorable to qua! if int; "it is "to si i

I'iHiin t:o- t!gu;'es at so moderate a sum may oe conirued as f vide nee that the senior is Roitig to do nothingthat will tri.sC enrage the man of modest incomes from proposing.. C Jn the faep of the eemtrary impression that is he'd, a Vassar authori'y declares that otdlege girls are not shirking mafririony. It is ndmltted that the earlier wonam sradtiates went in more for earners than for iiiarriuse. but tiia the trend has been changed since liic numbers cf ir!s attendintr eoilece has b.'.ei' iireat-

. ly increased. In oth-r days tiie women who went to 'schools of higher education were older and took that 'coirs" at the ai creative to marrhme. j Th modest income, thought tifcessarv by the i !weste;-ii .-.:iiors may ireli. ate a revision to earljer i.tfc-

t ices. In more prltnitivr times the youim icen and ounc wonmn were willina; to begin life together in a

niai-.eis .v,,; )!.,. siinpie suy. They expected to make th-ir forfiiat h jtujie together. -Muse recently it has been the ili-pesi-j dgment. jtion of the ioang to begin on the planes the parents have j

reached. A return to the older custom might well be

WI-: Unv'w how to pet a g

JIOl SUKF.rCPKIt worried any OF' our fortunately gentle r

(AUKS t.i arel the way is to I.OOK viry sharply and Mxcd y AT sonif perfectly empty clip AM KHU'.'.-r oh the tab!'-- cr JtOMU perfectly tiaioxl pla' AS if yon w ere aui prtt.-ti to ti''. IT hadn't been w.tvheti quite cf( .an. TIIKY say it i-j h'-aven for peac(Ml hell for e..mpa;:y IIIT if obituane!" arc ail true Tililllll isn't anbody in hell. loe the violin, tl.c .trl.l 'II1L: tromboio. th" alto horn '-he 1 Kbl.Ktt; and the player piano HIT of all the music that is ili-'a-nl of I your pli ilotK'phy ll'-.rat.o 1-: are fondest of tins shrill siVi:.l. of the pronteer. IOT ar.j id 1 tnarrjeil iiiitn VA tell eu that v.hen his n::'e ' V.T think up any mote iVJcstletis TO a sit him HIS children start in. StOli: of the dish.-s !.-? riS)llll HI,i: restairu:ts hav .VlMKfi s uiiiis-ual and inipre.SHive THAT when a iiiese man t l;lllli;.lts a nei!hl...ir w.n.an Tll.hlX. abuut them be liut'Sii't k n .j w

f 1 1

-OT '.list, tie j.-

nn nil. i nv to S !'. j : open accounts of ti

.i.m. and the stuck in trade

is listed

i re- mi n l; t.i-v F'.a.J'n ':-. board of public wo i, : and W . I". I'a: t' i s-m. v hoard "t puidic works; din.-. Mrs. 1. N. lt-;y Ob'Usa, i-iemie-r? .f

I lie

t on ; of 1 !

resid' nt J..ln ;. ) :-, hers

.iii s T. i 'i..rt.-,i -b-rn and John , b"(. rd of

safety; V0m . .1. !' o ' t 1 1 . riiy c-.titrolier; Janes Patter-on. city attorney, at:'.! Jan.es loains, deputy tjt; attorney. .it t.nr.Kvxv 1 1 ri i siDirs. The ( fcrnoTsies were njn'TOl vOh com mini i 1 y si.iyjOic. b-1 by M. Ij. f-'r.y-'-ier. prof-.s-tt- of muic ,o tio- lino--in st hoed, and in v-e-at i..n r...- He v. K. K. Wa!ion, Otiiu-. . t;. (ii(Tir.v3! t, judKe if the I V. Sinpcrler court, who presided, then itit rodti-c! the r t .rlnB tnayor, W'rn. V. Hod !!, win. tolJ of the many petty trUtH thit the mayor of a city l-ke ary t constantlj' joibje.ct ' -1 to. and cit' d ft" in l'it anct- the woman who (all.d tip and -rwd. "May. er, ymi know t 1 :iv in !irt:fiia! uk"'' Ipoii In.? anwtrir, c '1 d'dn'r know ttiat." she stut'-d. "V.-f .i, I hat... ar.l Oa V" s-ini'- ib 'di'.! to rn'ri it, aiel

yon m is' get ifor m. The,, . v ere ilnti t'.'.tt w.Tf o;!i'.ni.:l'j- d's: King up s.-nie peepi'-'s g.itdenK aid dying on ..titer it. 's p'-ivbcs-tiifr were 'in i.ana wli'h peisis-.-.i In piling up in a i I y a a ml ti-r- -aashes v hleh people, eonldr.'t K' ' -a h, thf-y nantol them are! didn't ,, wiser they could r 'O.-rn. MfContinoed .n TOisre S!ri

BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Substantial Choice Dnhcs 55c MEE HOTEL Restaurant James Conglrs PhooB 574

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Three Thousand Hear Mayoi P.O.Johnson Take Oath of Office

' t.'i I y t urned phfiirn ttiea'cr wpi ss t !; (. .

lit enroll sf.r a . j y rinv n f :t j n i.orat.- il!;i.ii!'rr.,;

ices, when M i j oi - ): , , - j; . j I - i r. oath ..if r.ffiee ii n -i ii:. , .-, i.o,

e-w o '.'ii in. I o M y t la''.' t )

sot. si w it ri' .ss-i' l f r. i en . i : ; , I." fo'e ,!,. pr-crani .r s.-,,,. sliisp t i .- s!.t-e and t -i r- i.;hc b!- p t. in th.' :.- ) t. . ;1 s

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DON'T GIVE UP If discouraged and sick, C0NSLLT an honest., reliable SPECIALIST and find out the truth concerning yourself. DO IT NOW Don't wait until it is too late and no cure can Le assured vou. I TREAT and CURE Pilef, Fistula, Rectal. Prostatic. Bladder, Kidney, Nervous, Skin, Blood Diseases, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Goitre, Rheumatism, itomach and Liver lioublcs. Men's Diseases Cured WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S DISEASES cured ly painless, pleasant means. REMEMBER, my efhee is equipped to gtve all mcl-rn treatments.

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gaintii! oecnpatioDH .welcomed.' If th- right kind of a young man and the ! fac'ory empiovmeut ; right kind of girl meet and want to marry what in- 1

come t Her

at marriage is r;ot esper

important, j

their natural sphere." Ir. is granted that, the women Jf ;s hotter to start low down and climb up rather than oavo unqualifiedly demons' rated their ability to ft me reverse the process. ntteK -"he st-rner sex hy st-ppins into tne pra;e purstiits , -

o' the raen who went to war. And w- have travced , Vv"!T!I Till-: IK1FH question. 1 1

tr-r since the time when "we rsrird.l eomplacentiy the ' "exiling of' women to the drudgery f housework as

t ;

it. Shaw, Cii'at Hritain manage' notoriety fiotu the newspaper.

We. is and G. con side rauie

Wieir proper sphere in life." .4 ll-it. after a ! . ir makes no

fference wlia' tii

hinks. The girls are in business and wi

tpcre in inrreHsing numbers, .Mo' of them w ill io;rr (fe;

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Alia I ( o S l S". l.eiii ivji; Lie ,o.m; . t : . I t : .i : . (..- i.

vars of earning wiii evert but iittie itiflut i:ce inures if they gel patient; husbands who wil jjrifh them while thj are learriing ho-ss wl ot.hcrhomd.

A IHVINITV ST 1'DENT In New York offers proof ! be has beep kissed only once ami I hen under- ex.laticg cirt uiiistances. What a l-.n be ha- missed!

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OK is merely t- ili-.K abo-.l fOMll more operation.-. H'K ns.'.ii.j alt have nere 1IOMISV if we were as busty KlMti our is ti affairs

AS we are rurtsitiK tii . S . tit an who 1UIIVI S his car sro-e

Hi; fears Instead of hope-' Till-: thine: ran go 70 mi1 IP hr s ti-. only to step

hard. a UK. x a w (imir thitiKu MOHj; ef h-r dc g than .she lOFH . f her liijsbarel, 1 ! ci Mil i.ivb.ib'y that hiv fiat I., ml of a h-isband II" ri'.Kh! be a. pi-od tip to til I M.lll'I.OVKII t try th,II IMi: and ci. eels sv ts;p f,

I GUARANTEE personal at lowest cost. I T

Hours : 9-12. 1 : 30-3 7-8 Sunday : 9 12

honet treatment, with quickest resu!

i.arro.

155 Slate St.. Hammond. Ind Opposite Orpiieu m Theat re

THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE

vern-.i cut

isaesBasMaagisagKian

CALlA

CO.

for Our

DO'TORst claim that pati.-nts have died hocoui.i not gel wliisk'-;.. And others have

A CHURCH -GOING PEOPLE.

Vn dnofficial census

if the h

dso of rprvserita-

Washineton shows lli.-it of th-1 tile members are unaffiliated with any emiron. Of the f;

T f I i-1 own. but sides a r jro

I.OAKMR MAY be able to call his tim" that is usually about a?! he dees have.

his

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a no siiifi

Money talks in Colombia..

e .'sew here.

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Increase Your Business by Long Distance Bell long-distance telephone service is extensively used by large business houses. It provides the quick and economical method of handling business and selling to distant customers. It saves both time and money. A larger usr of this service will expand your business and widen your sales territory. To sell by telephone with the lowest possible cost, use Bell "Station to Station" service, which means asking for anyone at the distant telephone instead of some particular person.

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"Station to Station" service saves you about twenty per cent on your long-distance charges. A still further saving can be made by taking advantage of the reduced evening and night rates. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

Imposing Ceremonial in East Chicago as Mayor Callahan Takes Office

The peoji'c of Hast fliteao yestT(iay wltnc-'seil the results - of many months, of hind verb tin' old rolinin-lorat-nn ire. out .-ted the new come in.

Npw Tr four years a:-" Mayors l'rank Callahan passed the keys of di" city hail over to the tl'. ted irajor, J

Leo McOormacV. Testcrilay En-Mayor Mrs n ma.ek returned the same set. of keys to 'th former custodian. Mayor Frank Callahan. A coincident. 3 e,-i of passiiot the

ini. Iv " ir playin pim; pon- with the! -ity executive jobNo. The best man' won. Neither was the -ojt-KoinK major reluctant, to return the favor to his sin-censor. I tut moreover well 1 pleased to know that he was return- j Ine the combination to the. city's fd- j lut e to it. man of u mj nest i-ma bb- 1n-i ejrri'y, honor and character, in whom 'he people had invested their entire j

eo ntidenee. i:-HA10R MefOHMAflv f.IVI'.S a wmr.MH. ' O.nt'.nniriB with his address, the exmayor recalled ttie difference of conditions 1111-1 r which he ami Mn"r 'a)tahissi had taken off i.e. Tteferrini: to his

Mr b u-urat ion four years :jo. the form

er mayor sited the eNisfinp conditsoris of the World Mar and the myriad f irlals placed upon hi souldrrx o irirp the re.-ent conflict. Comparing thin peritel with the New Yer. Kj-Maynr

j Mi-Cormack predicted an era of peace. prosperity and happiness. jjllM.i: tHITKS A1IMIMSTKHS IHTn j fficially the new administration 1 took offii e esterlay iumn, following: i.l.e .-1-lmininterint;- of oalb. of office by i .Tsulpe Maurice K. Oltest t.f the Siiu-r-! sor court, lOwim 1 1 "a m men ii. All of lis.' elected officials, together 'lth a

number of the appointed members of the cabinet, weja. su-irn irf and imf font in. icrt on P.'ise Sixt

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FURNITURE CO. FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION

In aecordim e with a decision reached by th board of directors in a meeting Friday vnlnir, the Stitnson Furniture Co.. of Olary this morning; filed its voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the federal court at Hammond. The Stinissin Furniture e's. has stores at 24 Kasl Sixth avenue and Wahinpton street. At tho m-'Ptinjs of the directors th financial condition of the Arm vas flla-

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CHANCE

Around the girl's dress and on the floor are a number of letters forming the word "Cooking Set For You." ( an ynsi mute 10 word iifinjj on!v toe liters that appear in these word? For instance, cook, store, co, etc.

I ou Ca Do Tbia If You Try. hen yon make ten words, send to Bi Sister, care ot Cooking t.'luh a .d fihewil! send yon five hrantiti.l postcard? for vour tiouble. She will alio tell von how to (jet tnis eief;ir.t aluminum cooking set for a bttie work.

P.r R fi.ftwr- wo',,H B. fll.ttM ftiei tary w.r muoh -imrtt t.cittul ttou 1 .ii.-i.1 I .m o fcuppv now tlil 1 k. i' nwjni more fttr mr p.houie. THk.iu I nmuo, nn II.iimm.

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! "-11111.111111 iwnnj -ri i unmiin i .1 jjmi.raui iu aluminum. it rep "-S ' : '.iM-''?" enough to cook with. rtc.h piece is about one-qiiartei regular size. Keaily, ,SiVfbK'pirA.w.--i.i T rU. thi is the nit est, most handy, cooking tt you ever iw And ':'.-. . . J Guides, H You Send Yonr 4nttver ToTbJsi . ' V 'T " AtlvertitserneBl Within 1 Dj, BI SUter Sy, '

ivmi Scad You Flvt - rr-'f J - T,i M K t

Send Rfght Away! - -tt Hi the first in tour neigh- ' j1 n..,, m - w'"

borhooti to cet one of

these elegant alurni-

n im cooking set.

This is not a content

b jt a

Big Sister 1

Olio give

little girl

Mnd your a'tiirc-i riiri

BIG SISTER.

re of Cooking Oob ! 4,:s Popciar Baildlng : Des Mnfatrs. lawa "

.straiKht offer. ill . T WsU. lfit i 23

has encash r ' rV , M V

set, so she f.i, J t :-l.-m r 5l. v

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...... j . , ... , ( -,:r t-. -v -t Tfo 7w : i '-...

so be sure to i i t . 'Ai t . v i'A , -

name and f-V - " 4, f

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A - 1 - ... J . , - - --S-1 - - - f - . e- " " : 1 . -

ietBCinber five postesrds arr waiting il oa seed year

answer within S "yi