Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 112, Hammond, Lake County, 30 October 1922 — Page 4
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THE TITLES IMW'nv. October 30, 1922.
The Times Newspapers Bv 'H;E UIE COXJITTT PS'T'Q rouL'O CO. Tha Lake County Times Daily exoept Saturday and Sunday. Entered at the postoffiee in Hammond, Indiana. June 21, 190&. ,. .-?8 Times tLst Chicago Indiana Harbor, daily rt:.pt "naay. Js-ntered at tho postoHico in iast naK0. Aoveciber IS. 113. Kd!tTh County Times Saturday and Weekly i-union.. iilntereu at the posioHuco ui iitmojODd. i'uruary 4. lblb. r- Gr Evening Times Jaily except Sunday. i-ierKi at Uie poijjlic la Gry. April Is. lit 12. All under tho act of ilarcn 3. a79, as sccoaiic.a matter. n fyift?? ADVERTISING lUCPKKSKNTATIO.N: Q. UMAN 1-AiNE & CO CHICAGO
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PREPARE TO ENROLL. The mother of the world again is looking to her children for funds to carry on her work. Red Cross roll call, when contributions of one dollar are solicited, will be held on Sunday, November 12. It is fitting that the call should be cn Sunday and on the day after the nation celebrates the cessation of hostilities in the world war. The Red Cross is busy every day in the year In war, fire, pestilence, flood and famine, it carries the torch of humanity, food, clothing and shelter into the stricken countries. It is in the Near East today administering to panic stricken people driven to the hills and those cut down by a merciless army. It is in Russia carrying food to famine districts. It was at the California mine where men were entombed for several days and it Is in China where storms
have made thousands homeless. Wherever there I is want or distress, the Red Cross goes, regard- j ing neither race, color nor creed Its appeal, j like its service, is universal. j
To collect the sum needed to carry on its work, a vast army qf workers must be employed. Nearly all of these will be volunteers, who are willing to give their time as well as their money to help the good wcrk along. Others
TURKEY THE BIRD Just toAvhat your appetite a few weeks in advance, let us remark that the advent of the turkey season this year sees a revived interest in the bird, not among Americans alone, but in Paris, that home of the study of all things gastronomic. It seems that in the writings of one Al Antaki, a learned Arab of old times, seme reference is made to a bird, which at first glance might be taken for the turkey. This would point to an Asiatic origin for the fowl, though as everyone knows its original habitant was nowhere but America. Then why, asks the skeptic, is it caliea a turkey? Well, the French name is dindon, which indicates India. The Europeans who lived at the time of the discovery of turkeys and America were not very decided where Turkey was nor where India was they mistook America for both. But with all the reformers to be found in every walk of life, it does seem strange that it has occured to no one to start an agitation to rename the Turkey if sauerkraut could be digested in the war by good Americans under the name of Liberty cabbage, surely it will not demand much ingenuity to find a real Yankee name for our national Thanksgiving fowl. Until the matter is settled, let us hope for the best from the cranberry crop, and see to it that the mincemeat has all the proper, and none of the improper ingredients.
An American in Paris has been arrested for attempting to sell a hotel he did not own. Possibly he thought his receipted board bill was a transfer of title.
Uncle Sam takes this inability of the foreign nations quite to heart. He is much touched-
Usually an autoist wrecks where he drives because he dees not reck how he drives.
The ex-kaiser now admits he was forced out, thus making it unanimous.
KING BORIS OF BULGARIA WANTS BRIDE FROM AMERICA; MUST BE PRE i f Y AND EDUCATED; WEALTH NO OBJECTION
EligiHea for queenships. Left to right. Miss Grace Vanderbilt, Mis SJuriel Astor. Miss Millicent tloecrs. Insert. King Boris.
An American ?irl may e-ace the throne of Bulgaria. Ring bns is looking for a wife and an American one. Says Boris:
"She must be pretty, 3ciucated. but. of course, wealth Is o objection." Among ost mentioned as eligible? are the M:s3t
Grace Vanderbilt. Muriel Astor and Millicent Rogers Tfce list, however, could be made lonjr enough to make Boris dizzy.
Our Interests are Here. If a merchant or manufacturer finds he can do better elsewhere he has the option of moving. A wholesaler can send his salesmen any place where the fatiest orders can be had. We, on the other hand, are a purely local business. Wc cannot move our plant, or dig up our gas mains and electric distribution systems and go elsewhere to make a living. Our future is forever in this city. If we fail to satisfy our customers, we fail to succeed in business. That is why we make service the keynote of our business existence.
It Even Irons Ruffles The Western Electric Ironer doesn't stop at the flat pieces and the simply made garments. It irons the ruffles, collar bands, cuffs and other fussy parts as well, and you iron them in onefifth the time it takes by hand.
The little ruffler roll at one end of the ironer is an exclusive Western Electric feature. You will find it fascinating to see how easily this famous ironer does its .work. Come into the store and let us show you the ironer in operation. $7.50 down places the Western Electric Ironer in your laundry.
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l .M flim N ATELY the AVERAGE man s idea of a I.IVIfi wage is more than HE is capable of earning. AM) now we will add THIS to the sum of the world's knowledge, HAVIXG some direct evidence THAT it is needed: Dres3 shields AXD georgette crepe were AEVEIt intended to go THItOlGU life together. VOm:u what the root of evil is I.V Russia these days? IK In some strange and mystic way WE could 25 years ago have IJEE.X projected 5 years ahead INTO a roomhful of gl-ls dressed AS they do it now we are (0.I.Ci:i that wo should have TAKEN one hasty but COMPIIEIIEXSIVE glance around. AM) concluded that by SOME unfortunate accident W G had rot Into the WKOXt! p;w as it were AXU beat it for a hasty and TEIlItlFlEU exit. " ELI,, like the widow with THE two mites we have done what WE could but since we saw our tt'An winter suit and our three ante-bellum HEAVY urrion suits that time 1JEIXO neatly wrapred up in READINESS for Bundle Day for the "VEAR EAST wr hardly'think
WE shall have the courage ever to LOOK a Near Easterner in THE face aain. BEFORE Hiki is allowed to land here it might HE just as well for the authorities TO assure themselves that he hns had NO experience with a typewriter. AMONG the other intensely PATHETIC little features of EVERY day life in a crowded NEKiimORHOOD in tho person who when SOMETHING patriotic is bein? pulled off THINKS he or she knows the WORDS to the Cattle Hymn of the Republic AXD tries to sing it. LIFE is short and pathetically M because so few men LIVE long- enough to learn THAT many of their pet theories Vt I LL not work out in practice.
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Rufus N. "Uart'.n, well known Hammond man, was suffocated this morn!n when a trench In which he was working, at Columbia and Michigan avenues caved in and buried him. Col. I T. Meyer arrived in Hammond this morning from his hunting trip In New Foundland. He bagged three caribou and other large game. Architect A. C. Berry of Hammond has devised a method of , constructing a marquise out of 4 terra cotta instead of iron. Two of the ca.iopies of his design will protect the front entrances to the new .Minas building. M. D. P.ajles. Whiting's pioneer moving picture theater proprietor, lmB disrosei" of his in-
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THE "OTHER WOMAN." She has been flourishing ever finr the Queen of Slvba, Helen of Troy and Cleopatra began making eyes. But there seems to be a bumper crop just now. When there is a taxicab accident one of them generally climbs out of the wreckage and makes her escape without leaving her name. 4 The newspapers are fun of her, and it somtimes seems that there are more "other" wemen running around loose than regular women. And how seldom it is that we see one who lives up to the public's expectations. When the public first hears through the newspapers of the "other" woman, it immediately becomes whetted up to a rare treat in the way of pulchritude. "She must be a peach" is the usual comment. "She must be a peach to vamp a guy like him." That's the way they say it. A day or two later the picture appears. She generally makes them wait until she has a new one taken. The public takes a look, then takes a look at the real woman, which is usually printed next to it, then turns away, mutters. "Stung a(?ain." The "other" women are usually a very modest and retiring lot. They just hate to see their names in the paper unless It is in large type and on the first page. It is strange they should be so reticent and shy when the world is talking about them. Instead of seeking the prominence and publicity which would be afforded by a lon stay in a cottage far back in the woods, they immediately, heartbroken, rush to the retirement and dismal solitude of the theater or a movie contract. The sultan of Turkey is thinking of getting rid of a few of his wives. He will find some difficulty in finding men who are willing to
take tnem at the present cost of housekeeping. ..- The new Turkish'nationalist anthem fs "Thank Allah, All Is Over." Well, all is over with the Smyrna victims, at least. When we go to buy coal from one of the dealers out in our neighborhood, we find he is a very polite man and knows his etiquette. He I ways asks: "One or two lumps, please?" . King Boris of Bulgaria desires to wed an American girl and have r occupy the vacant chair on the throne of his more-or-less country, first glance this did not seem much like, a European monarch. He lained that he felt lonely, or did Premier Stamboulinski ? The ly portion of the article was draped in mystery for us. We could r fathom it. The explanation did not come until along toward the t where the premier said, in closing: "She must be very rich very h." Oh, yes, to be sure. We surmised there was a catch in it nowhere. We josh ourselves that civilization is advancing and that the rit of good fellowship is growing, yet. we dare say, right now there e thousands of persons busily engaged in the fiendish occupation of aking Christmas neckties. Life always holds something in store. We have been manicured nd have eaten in a tearoom, but we have never been shaved by a lady arber. They used to say it was steam that made the boats go. Now it seems to be booze.
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The illustration of this tittl, home speaks for itself N 1 cannot enhance the grace -V Colonial lines or the true "home feeling' which seems to be a part of tht house. Any woman can vision this home when properly set amidst lav,n and Mowers. It is substarr I and solid in appearance but is care fully designed to give the "light some efTect" that is so much desired in the home of today American love of home. Bnd the increase in home life is cinp developed by just such types as this delightful plan exhibits. In every way it is a worthwhile plan, and ;- in step with the best moderu tendencies in design. This plan :.as many particularly attractive features readily tpeul inj? to American wemen. The house is suitable for cithoi a amall or a large family, as the "library" can be used a another bedroom. The
breakfast room is lai'fje enough foi ' a little girl's room, "all ii white; and blue," if need be. There '; several built-in features which : make it easy to furnish this house The design of the interior f th-1
self-det orative kind, and it will Le convenient to make everythirg seem homelike and mellow without e!aborp-e decorating or costly spending. The floors, for examnle, are of a beautiful golden hu . made '! rifi saw ' Southern Pine flooring, scraped and varnished, or waxed. Ti.csa are laid throughout the house md are as even and s -' as the finest dancing f'.oor. There are no "carpet strips" or 'tv h holds" at tr. H. ,r, tho floorinc r- ring st. rht through from room to room. The woodwork aroii- the windows sr.d doors is also Southern Pine, hand snoothed lumber, u. '. pa. tc' .'a ivor- finish.
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The doors are trie modern one of two-panel kind and finished in the surr manner or stained to brirt? out the be: ty of the nine figured wjod. The walls are done in paatel colors. All of the framing lumber is well seasoned Sot-thera Pine, a wood that make ? ver rigid corstruction, and of which noi-e is better for tenaciously hold! j? nails and spikes. Southern Pine is economical in cost because of i. plentiful s'jr"iv of this wood, aar it is readily obtainable in every povible grdo and dimensior. at aln-ost ax lumber yard.
terest in the Palace theater to the owners of the Royal. Whiting- has several cases of diphtheria but all of the victims a-e doin well. Yesterday was a rare October day and autoists and motorcyclists filled the country roads. Mayor Knotts of Gary has Improved rapidly in the last few days and vas able to be at his office this ir.crning for the first time eince he was taken 111. The "Outing," owner by Grant Hunter, defeated the "Kel," owned by the Seestadt brothers, in the motorboat races yesterday on :he Grand Calumet river in Hammond. Hunter now holds the McGarry trophy. Two boys, each about eighteen years old, walked into the Gary police station last nlpht and asked to be locked up. They said they were frcm New York where they had robbed their employer of $170 and were tl-eJ of trying' ca escape punishment. Their case is beingr investigated.
Ars. From four to seven years. 7 What will make good sealing wax? Ar.s. .fc-qual parts of resin and shoemaker's wax. 8 How much royalty is usually paid for senss? Ar.s. Two cents a copy. 9 How many Scad letter offices are there? Acs. Six. 10 What state has two United States senators from the same city? Ans. Kansas. Both are from Topeka.
MERRILL VILLE
The married ladies of St. Peters and Taul' church, are giving a dance and supper this evening. Mr. Antcne Horst of Crown Point called on Judse Earton last Thursday. The M. E. Toadies had a bisr crowd
out last Wednesday to 'their day's meeting. They ara doiny work for their tazaar. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. rBarton was here to see Judpe Barton, hla 'brother, this week from South Bend. H is very bad at this writing. Antcne Horst and Georg Randolph from Crown Point, were ca'.llnc on friends here last Saturday. Emma Nicholson and family were in town Saturday. Mrs. A. Beckhardt, Mrs. Emma Vincent and son Harold, were caller? nt the Underwood home this week. The voting machine wu Installed in Merri'.'.hall last week. Some of the people from here heard Albert J. Eeveridge In Crown Foint Saturday.
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lu What is the native habitat of '.-roomeorn? ASVKBS TO SATURDAY'S at KXTIO.XS 1 Who was Johnny Applesced? Ans. John Chapman. 2 Is it proper for a man to precede a woman when grcing down tho aisle of a coach? Ans. The escort usually permits the woman to gu first. 5 How many school children ar there in New York City? Ans. Th board of education prepared this year's budget for one million. C What is the average age of a -lam bro'ie'nt in for market? Ans
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have two children and they are always getting bumped and needing iodine on the sore places. Often I stain my own hands taking care of them. Can you tell me what will remove iodine ? JUST MA. Ammonia will remove iodine stain from your hands. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a woman forty-r.ine years old. A few weeks ago my niece got angry at me ar.d I want to make up with her. Should I go to her myself and tell her, or should I wait for her to make up with me? It was all her fau'.t that she got mad. I surely think a lot of her children. I washed there this summer and did her work for her and then she turned me out. I would like to make up and I would love to go back and see the children. What should I do? II. E. M. Since you want to go back and make peace, I would advise you to do so. Of course if you try to convince your niece that she was wrong, she will get even more ar.gry ar.d "your visit will avail nothing. When you go tack take some little peace offering, a boquet of flowers, a glass of jelly, or candy for the children. Kiss her and tell her you love her too much to let anger stand between you. Probably she will be just as glad to make up as vou are. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl sixteen years old and a sophomore at school. I am dearly in love with a boy about my age, but h writes to a girl friend of mine. What should I do to stop this as I am very jealous? He also writes to me end persists in a flirtation through stamps. Is that correct?
J You will have to hide your jeal- ; ousy and let the boy do as he pleases about corresponding with j your friend, since you are not en
gaged. To be so serious about such a thing is foolish. The stamp flirtation is most annoying at the post office and should not be used. Besides it is in very poor taste. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please tell me what I can do to get my
, hair blond again. I did have pretj ty blond hair, but now it is about I light brown.
TILLiXE 31. Blond hair almost always grows darker. Put the juice of a lemon into your rinse water and it will help a little to keep the shade light. I would not recommend anything to bleach the hair, because it makes it brittle and harsh and the shade uneven.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girl sixteen years old and am in i love with a boy a few years my ! senior. He is in another town at ! present. A girl friend has come i between us. What shall I do to stop it ? I am heart-broken. As long as he was in this town he never went with her, but she has used her influence against me. What would you advise me to do ? . Continue to go with this boy and drop the girl, or what? BROKEN-HEARTED. You should do nothing to make the boy go with you instead of your girl friend. Probably you are mistaken in thinking that she influenced him against you. Usually a boy leaves one girl for another because he is fickle and his interest for the first wanes while it grow keener for the second. Let
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Tinchot on the steps of their home,"Grey Towers, Milford. Pike county. Pa. Gifford Pinchot, Republican candidate for governor of Pennsylvania and whose nomination for the race was one of lbs big primary surprise of the yea., is shown above enjoying a brief rest a 3 his campaign draws to a close.
Why Over a Million Americans Now Bathe Internally Accumulated waste in the lower intestine causes the majority of human ills. All physicians will tell you this, and that it also robs us of half our ' pep" and ambition, causing headaches, biliousness, etc., even before we are ill. Drujs never have and never can keep the intestine clean. By the use of pure warm water, administered by the 'J. B. L. Cascade', it is thoroughly cleansed and the poisons are kept out of the system. You will know what it really means to feel 100 per cent in the morning after an Internal Bath the night before but not until then. So say many right here in this city, who have bathed internally for years and are now correspondingly healthy, happy, strong and ambitious.
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