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GENOA THE SAME OLD STORY. Mutterings of discontent are beginning to be heard from the delegation of the smaller naallowed to attend merely to give the gathering the appearance of an all-European one without being permitted to have a voice in the proceedings, not even to know what is going on behind the scenes where the business of the conference is being transacted. There are stories of secret confabs at Lloyd George's villa, of remarkable "chance" meetings of the heads of the British, French and Russian delegations in places outside Genoa easily accessible by motor, of "private conversations" behind locked doors while the representatives of the little but equally nations know no more of what is taking place than did Woodrow Wilson's American colleagues at the Paris peace conference. Indeed the doings at Genoa strikingly recall those at Paris. Genoa always has its 'big four' leaving the little fellows competely out in the cold, only this time America is not one of the close corporation. Great Britain, France, Italy and Russia are rendering the presence of other representatives unnecessary.

The American government has the utmost

sympathy with the announced aims of the Genoa were participating, any delegation appointed by President Harding would insist on the same frank and open methods of dealing that prevailed at the Washington, armament meeting. That gathering was remarkable for the feeling of friendship and equality which gave the conference a most refreshing atmosphere. European diplomacy on its own soil is unable apparently to get away from the old supreme council idea, which is also the foundation of the League of Nations: a few big bosses, with the rest of the nations enacting the role of smoothly forking rubber stamps. ,

A SAVING INFLUENCE This is a pretty good old world for most people, but nearly everyone will acknowledge there is by far too much needless sorrow and suffering in it. It is a hopeful sign, though,, that more and more thought is being given to helping those who are unable to help themselves. Right-minded people the world over are lending their efforts to end cruelty. Education is believed to be one of the best methods, and to this end the humane societies of the United States have asked the co-operation of the schools and churches and of all who have educational functions, in the observance of "Humane week." This special period ending April 30 with observance in the churches, should have the recognition of all leaders of thought. The cultivation of sympathy and the faculties which prompt us to respond with aid to all those who suffer must be powerful factors in insuring peace and the safety of civilization and the race.

MR. WILSON declines to talk politics, but occasionally has a few words to say on "principles" for the pleasure of a few intimates.

THE WORLD has been out of joint for some time, but the doctors seem to be reducing the dislocation.

METHUSELAH LIVED for more than 900 years. There were no automobiles on the

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IT takes an optimist TO learn that the hour of ADVERSITY after all only contains SIXTY minutes. THE power of organized wealth IS still considerable AXD we sometimes fear that CONGRESS position will turn out to be THAT it's positively ready to do ASTTHIXO for the relief of the poor farmers THAT the packers will consent to, . CHEER up, when you have only one Sl'IT of clothes, you know that the MOTHS are not eating- your other suit. THE modern theory of studying MCSIO is to learn how to OPERATE either a radiophone, A player piano or a phonograph. THERE hasn't been especially MITCH to laugh at In the national FIEt.r lately but we look FORWARD hopefully and with no LITTLE confidence to the mvSTAHZATlOS of the movement for THE protection of the free horn AMERICAN peanut as against the PAUPER or mongrel peanut of Europe. THE development of the spirit HAS not quits crowded out MATERIALISM yet despite all that HAS been said in advocacy of this step AD we Imagine the question OP our trading with Soviet Russia WILL be decided finally OX whether we think "WE can make any money out of hpr.

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Surrogate Smith of New York must decide whether Mrs. Clair Louise Burton, widow of Frank Vincent Burton, millionaire cotton dealer, is an "international flirt." Upon the court's decision rests the disposition of Burton's $1,300,000 estate. Mrs. Burton is contesting will and relatives are fighting her action on the grounds that she was taken care of in an ante-nuptial agreement.

YOU may have noticed THAT it is the man who hasn't ANYTHING to diviae who WANTS an equal division o wealth. THE only time a man will ADMIT his hopeless ignorance IS when ho eoes shopping- for his WIFE'S Mrthday and makes THE damning- discovery that he doesn't KXOW a single size OF anything she weais. SO one can look riore unconcerned THA5T a dear old ladr Jf ST before skidding or MORE concerned Just after. MANY a manNsrho lends the conversational ORCHESTRA when he's out with a bunch of ether men HAS to play second fiddle when he gets home.

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THE new "West Hammond council and efflcers were sworn in last nigh. After the regular session of the oM council President John Hessler of the village board handed the gavel over to ifaypr J. N. Wosczinskl.

In the preliminary county oratorical contest held In Hammond this afternoon the following six high school students were selected to participate in the final contest this evening: Mildred Carter, Hammond; Edna CHara and Lawrence Smith, Whiting; Lester Ottenheimer, East Chicago; Emily Xelson, of Lowell; Arthur ilcCormick, of Gary,

Building inspector E. E. Cole of Hammond, announces that 76 permits have been issued from his office in April.

Some Calumet avenue property owners are protesting that the damages awarded them are not enough and the whole project of widening ana extending the street may ibe endangered.

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1 Was there ever a tribe of Indiana in United States caJled Neutrals? 2 By what name was New Tork known in 1651? 3 What publication Is the oldest in the world? 4 How many states were represented In the Kalnbow Division? 6 What is nictitation? 6 "What colony made the first coins in this country? 7 When was the first telegraph message sent? 5 Why are wireless messages sent at night? 9 Who were the first wild animals to perform together. 10 What metal is used to manufacture fruit Jar tops? AKSWXB3 TO YX STUB DATS QUESTIONS How many peoples In the colonies at the time of the revolution werq

Illiterate? Ans. fifty per cent. "What form of government has Switzerland? Arrs. A republic 3 "Which city in Switzrland Is the largest? Ans. Zurich. j

4 What number of cylinders are used mostly In racing cars? Ans. four.' E When did Sunday newspapers come Into existence? Ans. About the time of the Civil War. 6 What material is used most in building federal aid roads. Ans. Gravel. 7 How much of the weight of a hog is in ham, bacon and pork loin? Ans. Thirty-four per cent. 8 Do many rivers in the "United States flow north? Ans. Very few. 9 How long did it take to buil4 th coliseum at Rome? Ans. One year. Twelve thousand men were employed. 10 What are the annual expen

ditures of the city of New York? Ans. $200,000,000.

High wind this morning wrecked the grand-stand at the Whiting baseball park and the Grays are now looking for a place for their Sunday game with East Chicago.

Whiting Elks have leased the second and third etories of the Vater building on 119th street, for their lodge home.

Stock of the Calumet Canal & Dock Co., went up 3 points on the Chicago Exchange yesterday when a rumor gained circulation that the company had been approached by a largo eastern concern desiring a site in the Calumet region.

Mayor Schlieker of East Chicago has appointed a committeeof citizens ' to help solve the transportation profolern of the Twin Cities. Members are C. E. Fowler, A. O. Lundqulst, Otto Seehase, Wolf Marcovlch, Ben Goldman, John R. Farovld, W. H. Van Home, .Robert Freeman. W. R. Diamond, Joseph Hartley, George W. Lewis, Fred Fife. F. Clinton, Mose Specter.

A farmer and a business man; Otto G. Fifleld for County Treasur-

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