Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 339, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1922 — Page 4

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The -Times Newspapers 8K TUB UKB COUNTT PB'TO A ri'B'LG CO. . The .Lajto County TimesDaily except Saturday ana Bund. Entered at the postoflice in Hammond, Juia 21 l&Je. The Ttmeo Bait Chicago Indiana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered at to postoffice In iiast UMcag-o,"tiovember IS. 111. V"The;Xa.Re County Times Saturday and Weekly Halto.t- tentra at the poslofllce In Hammond. 'ebruary t," 1U&. The Oary iBrenlng Time Dally except Sunday. Entered t the postoiflae in Oary. April la. 191. - - Ail vwder the aot of March 8. 1879. as secondclass inatut.

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JfOTICB TO SUBSCRIBERS : If you fall to receive your copy or THE TIMES as promptly as you hare In the past, please do not think it has beeH'Joet or was not sent on time. THB TIMEd has increased its mailing equipment and Is striving eerneetly to reach Its patrons on time. Be prompt ia aUviMtwr -when you Co not your paper and we act,JBPmpiy. BANKS Amy SWINDLERS. : A TreeLor so ago a New Jersey man, wintering la ITorida, was fleeced out of $75,000 by a gang of swindlers. The money represented the savings of . a life-time, and was drawn from a bank in order that It might be turned over to the thieveki" - t A fewdays later the newspapers told of a similar case In which a resident of Ohio narrowly e&caped the loss of $15,000, also drawn from a bank, under similar circumstances. .A large part of the money recently lost In the falhiieiof a string of bucketshops had previOTalyTtptwed safely la banking Institutions. If to? .were In the banking business, we thtr.Tg TTCjsriould find la theso and similar news items material for Interesting and business-producing advertising. , Probably not one cent of the money which passes sip- the hands of swindlers and shady stock-brokerage houshes would be lost If the owners wer to tako tie very airnplo precaution of consulting their bankers before Investing In gct-riclv quick enterprisea and worthless securtlea' . "It Is part of the tmslneas of bankers' to advise their clients about such matters. This part of the banking business ought to be more widely advertised la the newspapers. Itts not to the Interest of reputable financial houses to prevent tha publiofrom being fleeced by unscrupulous ogg)cza of other peoples money, to the cod that the funds now wasted should bo wisely sad safely employed? And is there any better way to accomplish this than by' heJj-tmdastruetimoewspaper advertising?""""""

His employers put this kind of value on Mr. Ruth's home runs or they would not pay him that amount of mnoey, but there is a value to baseball itself that these same employers might heed. Mr. Ruth is a basebaall specialist. His specialty is these home runs. He hits the ball and it goes over the wall $500. There Is some pretty plain handwriting on that kind of a wall for all of the games', magnates. Mr. Ruth is paid $500 for hitting the ball because he not only goes all the way round himself, but makes other things go around, to-with: turnstiles. However, organized baseball might take Into account right now, before it is too late, that there is something else going around, which is a sentiment among the fans that baseball of other days that was for "our side" and civic supremacy has been going down into the mire of commercialism. Baseball cannot be played in the mire. There is a sentiment that "the game" has given away to "the gate." There is a sentiment that baseball that once was a game for blood is today in danger of becoming one of blood money. The bleachers pay for these $500 home runs.

THEY HOPE IT WILL PAY. Attacking "the increasing decolletage both upward and downward" of woman's dress, silk producers of France suddenly awaken to their duty to champion feminine morals. Of course they hope to make it pay. In the early days of this country cotton was more expensive than wool and little clothing was worn made of cotton. But more and more cotton was raised, and there came a year when the cotton mills faced a crisis. Cotton was so cheap, and there was so little demand for the cloth, that the mills were threatened with ruin. So they hit updn the idea of bolstering up the market for their product by inducing the Chinese to increase their shirts a couple of inches. There is nothing altruistic about the French silk producers' concern for the ladies' morals.

IT MAY be literally true that Mme. Matzenaur picked her husband "out of the gutter," he being a chauffeur and so called upon to "get out and get under" on occasions. But why didn't she get him a better car?

SPEAKING OF Princess Fatima's diamond, which we weren't the baseball diamond will soon fee the most poular in the United States.

A CHICAGO man and his wife have returned from a gorilla hunt in Africa. She probably wouldn't believe him and he had to take her.

THJBLKAC H K RSl'&Y THE SHOT. Babe" Ruth'b Sve-year contract with the Yai&eea-iajpofcrted that, fn addition to a fat salary, c is ta-padd sbonsxsvcf $500 for every heme nra.

THE TROUBLE seems to be too many pitchers in the spring and not any along about June.

IN THE spring a young man's fancy turns are sometimes the limit.

Little Clrildren

BrifSKten Homes , ClVERY yoong couple starting out in lifo haj visions of z, JCJ joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthy, happy diildren; but. alas, how often young women who lon tor children are denied that happiness because of some functional derangement which may be corrected by proper treatment. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is just the medicine for these conditions, as toe following letters chow:

CtIofe,,XrL T6u furaly fay woman one good, medicine when you pat Lydia Z. Piakbam's VegrUblt Compound en the market. After X had my kabr Z waa all run down and so nsrrous it Kept ma from gaining. Mr doctor did everything he could to balld ma up, than ha ordered me to take Lydia IS. Pink&am'a Vegetable Compound with bit jtnedialne and I am now a new woman. X bars bad three children and they ara T1 Lydia E. Plnkham babies. I bare reoomsnendad year medicine to several friends and they apeak hlfcWj of it. You ara certainly doing good woric in this world." iln. Anarni Jcrxunzax., JQ557 WabMh Are., Cbloaga, 111.

GhnnflraM, N. T. "I was tin Jar tS doctor cara for ovar flya rears for badraeba and bad no relief from bis medicine. One day a neighbor told ma about your Vegetable Compound and Z took It. It helped ma so moob that I wiib to advlsa all women to try Lydia E. FinkhanVs Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. It is a great help in carrying a child, as I have notlood a difference when I didn't take it. I thank you for this medicine and if Z ever came to this point again I do tot waot to bo without this Vegetable Compound," 'In. Firro Mrna, Box 103, Chnrubnico, ST. Y,

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To tna heart tht truly lorea A member of the class between 4t and 46 is always her bey BTffif With bis bat oft. MARAT In haste and repent at LEiatnuD they say. tyut we imagine THAT nothing Is mora fun WHXLO It lasts than a whirlwind courtship. SUGAR has advanced In price CAUSING us to remember the BYGONE days when the GROCER looked up a customer's credit RATING before aecepUng AN order for a pound. WIEEN a woman 1 J stumped IN a discussion of the treat issues OF the country sfhe expresses the oriNio.V that the man favored by TBB opposition -would be AN awful person to lira with. TO must master one thins; at a time SAID we In our patient way yesterday RESUMING aur study of the

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LLP overs and step-las and LEAVING tie-backs, tuck-ins AND ty-ens for another hard campatsn. KREB lore comes mighty HIGH In the long run. "WHAT ia It." asXs a visiting Englishman "THAT (has- always eaahled "AMERICA ta praise rrat men?" WEIL our first g-ueas Is UVKR and fried onions. A cut la summer excursion RATES has been announced by A number ef railroads Btrr it win be noticed that the INDUCEMENT Is for these WHO travel for plasure and NOT for business. IUCXY is the fellow who isn't broke AJTER a ftrl drops bins. ABOUT all we can leek forward to WITH much confidence AT this critical Juncture Is taxes. SOME idea of the duration IN point of time ef our heavy personal SACRIFICE en account of war AND war's aftermath, may be gathered FROM the fact that when our wife first began clamoring for twin beds for THE Kueat chamber as the spare ROOM Is called ' SHE is still clamoring-. WHEN it comas to the official report ON vital statistics, that Is what A ladies' card club Is C9TA1XT six Jumps ahead of.

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The Standard Oil Co. Is buildins; a new loading; dock at the Juncture of the west fcranch and main ship canal. A two mile pipe line will convey oil from the refinery to the boats at the dock.

Twenty-live Hammond hirh oohool boya played hookey yesterday and ware 179 on the carpet before Prof. 'F. X- MoElrey this morning. A committee composed of Elliott Oonroy. Henry Taylor and ftohln Amoss bas been selected ta decide what disposal will be made of their cases.

Fred Helnts and Edward Dlbos of Hammond were arrested yesterday for racing their automobile forty miles an hour down Hohman street.

Henry TJuffner, who for twenty-o-ae years has eervad as sta. tlen agent for the Nickel Plata railroad In STammond has ten. dered Jits reslrnatton and will go to ZjOS Anreles, Calif., to live wlCa his children.

Attorney W. J. afeAJeer has VeurM a new Halladay auto-' mobile,

A"e "Pet a of ln!ana Harbor - shot In the leg; by Officer

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HI Kerr last night as he was running- away fronlhe Harbor Hotel following; a fight

Robert Hatthles and John A. Shepherd of Hammond, Inventors at a dump box which they have tea building- at 209 emley street, have received letters patent on their Idea. They applied for the patent in 1909.

e. O. Carley, C C. Emltto and J. P. Lewis of Hammond have Just Incorporated the Ham-mond-Qary Transfer & Express Co. They will haul freight between the cities In auto trucks.

Organisation of "WTiltlns Lodge B. P. O. S. No. 1273 took place with elaborate ceremonies last night. A banquet was served after the dltuallstlc work was completed.

HOW MUCH ft DO 7 YOU KNOW

l "What British Island lies nearer the Panama Canal than any of our own? a What does the word sibyl mean at the present time? t What color are Arctlo owleT 4 In what fculldlnr are the fastest elevators In the world? 6 'What is the pension of holders of the Congressional Medal of Honor? 6 How many counties are there In the United States? 7 When was the first Chamber of Commerce organized In this country? 8 Were the republics of South America ever united in ona ecrvernment? l 9 Where Is paper money made? 10 JIow many former service men still carry erovernment insurance ? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS. 1 What country is isecond In populstion to China? Ans. India. 2 What does the word "swaraJ" heard recently In India mean? Ans. Self-rule. 3 JIow is the word inquiry pronounced? Ans. In-qulr-es. 4 What is a faux pas? Ans. It 1 a false step and is generally used in connection, with good Tareeding. 6 What Is a dog-eared book? Ans. One with the leaves turned down.

PinnerStowes

They were oig game banters, nd they were trotting out their usual stock of "reminiscences." When each had told his best lie, the- only

member f the party who had never been to Africa was asked to tell a story. v Well, Tm afraid I've nothing very exciting to tell you," he piped in a small, still voice. "I once had a small affair with a lion escaped from a menagerie. He bounded on me -.8 he got elear of his enclosure and, well, of course, I wasn't armed." "What on earth did yon do? chorused the others. "Well," retorted the little man, "I just seised hist lower jw with my right hand and his upper jaw with my left hand, and held hi mouth open till ha gtarved." "The Japan of Lafcadio Ream and Loti is no more," said Hamilton Hartley, the author-traveler, at a Washington dinner party. "Labor troubles, you know. "You nave heard of the Japanese rickshaw runners? These men trot between the shafts of a rickehaw at the rata of five and six miles an hour. I mean to say they used to trot at that rate. Since they're been unionised it's hard to get them out of a walk. "Once, having forgotten my Talis. I offered a Tokio rickshaw man a double fare if he'd hurry back to the hotel for it. Well, as he galloped down the road hib fellow workers stared, after him in amazement, and one of them yelled: "TTey, what are you running far ? Aren't yoa working today ? ' "

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Bay and soma of bis trophies, Joie Ray. holder of scores of records as a middle distance rxmnei Day also hold a record for tha number of trophies collected by an atb etc. Jole's trophies "clutter up tha whole house," as mother would fa

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