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"oo-r Four 1 he Times Newspapers UV THE LAKE COB.NTY PK'T'O t Pl'BVO CO. The Lako County Times Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Kale red at ih postoilico lo Uammoud, June 21 106. The Times East Chicago Indiana Harbor, daily ex.:ept Sunday. Entered at the poaiottico In tiast v-njcago. November IS. 1913. The Lake County Times Saturday and Weekly edition.. Entered at the poslotticu In tiamruuncL February 4. m.v The Gary Evening Times Daily except Sunday. fciered at the postatfice in Gmxy, April 1. 1912. All "under the act of March 3. a9. as secondclass matter. FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATION: G. LOGAN m.NE &. CO CHICAGO Gary Office Telephone 131 Nuaaau & Thompson, East Chicago- . .Telepttone Sf.il Eat Chicago. iThe Times) Telephone Z&i Indiana Harbor (News Dealer) Telephone 1J34-J Uniting i Ke porter) Telephone S0-3J nitint (Newt Dealer and Class. Adv.) Telephone 13-W. Hammond (private exchanges) 3100. 8101. 3103 (Call for whatever department wanted.) If you have any trouble getting THE TIME3 rrake complaint immediatelr to the Circulation Lapart menu NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: If you fall to receive your copy of THE TIME'S as promptly as you have in the past, please do not think it has been lose or was not sent on time. THE TIMES ba Increased its mailing equipment and is striving earnestly to reach its patrons on time. Be prompt n advising when you do not get your paper and we wi'.i act promptly. THEY SUPPORT HARDING. Efforts of certain Democratic leaders to get satisfaction out of the Republican primaries

in Indiana and Pennsylvania are likely to have results more academic than practical. They would like to believe that the primaries constitute repudiation of the administration of President Harding. It must be a bit disappointing to Democratic leaders to have Albert J. Bev'eridge, nominess for senator in Indiana, say that he will support President Harding if the republican party elects him in November. Gifford Pinchot, Republican nominee for governor of Pennsyvania also expresses his allegiance to the national administration. While the machine politicians of Pennsylvania received something of a jolt in the success of Mr. Pinchot, long known as a progressive of the Roosevelt clan, there is no -reason to believe that there will be in that state a political revolution that will put the Democratic candidate into office. The, situation in Indana is different, for that state is not so thoroughly wedded to political idols as is Pennsyvania. There is always a fighting chance for the major positions in Indiana, and there may be dissatisfaction over the nomination of Mr. Beveridge which will result to the benefit of the Democratic candidate. The point is that there is not the "ground swell" of a revolt against the Harding administration which was proclaimed by Democratic leaders when the returns were first received. Closer consideration of the results in both Indiana and Pennsylvania indicate that the fight was within the political family, and there is little reason to believe that it will be carried to the election in November with promise of aiding the Democratic candidates.

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plete with amenities and epithets than are the pages of the Congressional Record. A senate calls a private citizen a "crook." Another senator, behind the barrier of his office, calls worse names. The private .citizen comes back with the complimentary statement that one senator is a "cowardly vagabond" and a "dirty reprobate" and the other a "blasphemous and blatant hillibilly." He invites one or both the wearers of the togs to come from behind senatorial priv lege and meet him "alone in a room." v The constitutional protection thrown around members of congress in connection with remarks made on the floor is sound, but there are times when the privilege is greatly abused. It is a question whether some of the remarks made with reference to persons who are handicapped in replying would find expession if the official did not feel the protection of his position. There can be such a thing as refinement m personal attack. Former President Wilson is now exemplifying that fact. In his attack on Senato Reed, of Missouri, Mr. Wilson uses no

term that one gentleman combating another might not use. A "marplot" is the worst he has called the Missourian. But all that marplot means is "one who by meddlesome interference mars or frustrates a design." For instance, Senaotor Reed has a design to return to the senate.

REPITHETS AND AMENITES Journalism in the romatic pioneer days ot the far West, when every editor was supposed

RUSSIA'S BID TO WORLD. The nations must generally recognize the fact that Russia needs assistance to a much larger extent than the ability of the soviet government to offer anything in the way of commercial advantages. Great Britain entered into a trade treaty with the bolshevists, but the benefits have been practically nothing. The soviet delegates in Genoa .seeing what they believed to be an opportunity to getting more for themselves than deserved, have made demands that have placed Russia in a ridiculous light before the nations not directly concerned in the conference, and they are certain to be rejected by the conference itself. Russia is practically a national mendicant. Reports of huge stocks of raw materials wh,ich would be of advantage to the United State appear to be largely figments of the imagination. Trade with Russia would be a credit proposition of the most doubtful kind, in view of the character of the men in charge of the government. It is plain that if Great Britain and France make concessions to the soviet government of Russia it will be more because of fear of the military threat of the bolshevists than because of any benefits they expect to get in' return from the soviet leaders, who plainly care nothing for the interests of other natiorns of Europe. The attitude of Secretary of State Hughes towards the bolshevist government is quite well known, and it seems likely that President Harding is entirely in sympathy with these views. Members of congress who seem anxious to yield to bolshevist Russia will do well to await the action of the executive department.

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THE POOR OLD BOOBS. Now a lot of mollycoddles with not much within the noddles. Keep on telling us the old times were the best When Queen Lizzie swung her scepter and no earthly mandate kept her From chopping off the domes without request. V hen red-headed Cleo ruled 'em down along the Nile and fooled 'em And Marc Antony betrayed his Roman trust; When Ivan did the Trotzky and to Russia did what-notski, And Nappy marched to Moscow for a bust. We may not be so romantic And our manners may be crude, But we've got it on the ancients And we've got it on 'em good. The per capita debt in this country, according to official figures, Is $230. I am much relieved to hear it. I had an idea mine was much vnore. rnvppocinvc nv rvvir

I would not be much afraid of a policeman in an airplane, if I were u holdup man. I am looking forward to the time when I can retire and give the public a well-earned rest. I have only fifteen or twenty more years to

looK lorward. I don't believe that any advice is worth more than it costs. I believe in the present plan to reduce congress by half, but I believe it will be some job to decide which half to save.

I never knock anybody 1 don t like. I don t want to give him a lot of free advertising he couldn't get any other way. i I don't care how long it is Detween airplane hops from Portugal to Brazil. . t I am never impressed by a business man who spends his entire time

soaking up miormation from emciency magazines. The well-known Fairbanks-Pickford publicity department must be taking a vacation. Doug and Mary are away down the list in the movie popularity contest. This smacks a little of lese majeste. It seems almost impossible to get steamed up over that war in China because nobody seems to know who is fighting whom nor what they are fighting about, if anything. I am going to publish soon a book entitled "My Impressicns of England," based upon the experiences of three days spent in that country some twelve years ago. I expect a large sale in England as I hold the manners and customs of the English people up to ridicule and abuse throughout the book. St ' CLEVERNESS. Evelyn is clever. She says that the foremost German expression is "God save the mark." Lillian is clever. She says that Romance is far from being a failure because it breeds so many perfect liars. Billie is clever. She says that the prohibitionists have put the "hip Ir. hypocrisy. Muriel is clever. She says that an optimist is a pessimist who has fallen into money. Ethel is clever. She says that all a humorist has to have is a good : '.emory and a sharp pencil. Hilda is twice as clever as all of "them put together. She says nothing. Mark Hellinsrer.

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August Diehl of Hessville had two narrow escapes from death vthilt drhing to Highland and ihack last night. First his car hit a telephone pole and was "badly damaged. Later he lost control and it ran into the Littlf Calumet river.

The names of Xick Haan of Hammond and John Bennett of Gary appear in the list of thirteen speeders pinched in Michigan City Sunday.

The horse of L. W. Louis, Times circulator, . was stolen from Foglis flvery barn at Water Valley yesterday. Sheriff Tom Grant took the trail and found the animal withi half an hour at Schneider.

Senator Knute Nelson, chairman of the committee on commerce, sent word from Washington today tfyat he would visit, the Calumet region soon to look into the merits of the Indiana Harbor canal and harbor.

Eight Gary druggists were arrested today on charges of selling liquor without prescriptions. It Is said some saloon men are back of the prosecutions.

Gary Is sending 200 and Hammond 100 to Indianapolis Memorial Day to witness the second annual 500-mile speedway races.

Hammond's Lake Front park at Robertdale will open Thursday with John Flaherty In charge.

Engineers for the Baldwin Locomotive Co. reached Easrt Chicago today to arrange for the erection of a fence around the land of the company and stake out building sites.

Attorney Joseph Katz of West Hammond is preparing to contest the council's appointment of Fery S. Patterson as city attorney In his place.

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3 What form of government has Armenia 10 How long should a new concrete walk be guarded before used? AXSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QIESTIOXS. 1 Why does a dog stick out his tongue when he pants Ans. It is an unconsicous effort to increase the evaporation surface of the body. 2. How much cabbage will a pound of cabbage seed produce? Ans. A carload. 3 What is the length of a regulation army rifle? Ans. 43 1-4 inches. 4 What constitutes the supreme law of the land? Ans. The constitution of the United States together with treaties and acts of congress manded under its authority are the supreme law of the land. 5 Who i the oldest senator in point of service? Ans. U. S. Senator H. C. Lodge of Massachusetts. 6 What city in the United States was first to have commission form of government? Ans. Galveston, Texas. 7 For what purpose are tonsils? Ans. The function of the tonsils is to destroy germs on the way to the lungs. V What Is the work of he little fair in a clock which starts working wl.n the clock strikes? Ans. It

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