Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 2 November 1922 — Page 4

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A HOUSEKEEPER AND A CONGRESS Suppose you were to engage a housekeeper and you - had two applicants. One was known to be inefficient, wasteful, extravagant, quarrelsome with the neighbors, impractical, too free about letting the neighbors In to help themselves to your plums, unsteady and uncertain, beautiful in aims and ideals but a poor manager, and using too many employes to do your work and so increasing your expense account. The other had been tried and found economical, efficient, a good cook, a skillful manager, peaceful with the neighbors, guarding your possessions and your best interests, careful about the health of your family sensible, practical, and orderly, and able to provide a background in which you could go ahead successfully with your activities. Which would you hire? The American people feel just as you do Republican Congressi.

REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY Results alone are of value in estimating the quality of legislation as it effects any particular part of the population. As Republican Chairman Adams relates in his statement to the country, "this administration in 20 months has turned an army of 5,000,000 idle wage earners into an army of wage earners profitably employed." This gratifying change from conditions inherited from the Democratic administion has been brought about in large part through the operation of wise legislation by congress. Labor is not ignorant of the benefits that have come to it in consequence, and its representative bodies have officially accorded credit where credit Is due. The legislative committee of the American Federation of Labor classified 17 acts of the present congress as favorable to labor and mentioned not a single law which in its opinion is detrimental to the interests of the wage earners. Here is a record on which voters may rely as authoritative. The Republican congress and the Republican administration of President Harding have been constant in their devotion to the welfare of the country, the attainment of which is impossible if laws derimental to labor are enacted and enforced. Our further prosperity is dependent on the retention of congressional control in the hands of Republicans- As the country prospers labor prospers.

PAYING ONE'S BILLS An interestng correspondent of the Spectator (London) contributes to the allied debt controversy a list of defaulted loans by British investors to American states. The states concerned are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina. The amount of default, principally advanced for railway guarantees and similar commercial and industrial enterprises, amounts to $50,000,000 and as the sums are in default frcm 40 to 80 years, the compounded 5 per centum interest would bring it to little short of $1,000,000,000. The discover of these bad debts thinks it timely for the United States to assume these just obligations which are faithfully recorded year after year in the annual reports of the Council of Foreign Bondholders (London). The editor of the Spectator does not agree with his correspondent, being of the notion that to assume the government of Washington to be responsible for the debts of states to private investors is foolish. As it is. The money "borrowed from this country was advanced by the United States and not ' by any individual state or states. The one in no wise can act as a set-off to the other- as the Spectator's editor plainly agrees. The whole suggestion is irrelevant and betrays a casuistry not shared, it is apparent, by the majority of Briton3 who- in increasing numbers, are announcing that it is to the

A MYTHICAL TARGET Of course, partisan campaigners must have something to talk about, but why presume that the rates of the Republican protective tariff are too high, when the people know that if any of those rates prove too high, the act authorizes their reduction? The flexibility of the new tariff insures the nation and its interests against industries in the application of protective rates. If any interest

is aggrieved, it will have abundant opportunity

to procure relief through the Executive if it can prove its case. Therefore talk of excessive rates is distinctly out of order. If rates are too high, the remedy is not in inciting the electorate to change its political sympathy, but in showing that they are above the warranted level and letting the adjustment machinery of the act take its course. The provision for elasticity assures all concerned of adjustment to meet changed condition, and that promptly. But this provision for dealing with such rates as may prove too high does not suit partisan spellbinders. Without alleged high schedules against which to level their oratorical volleys their occupation would be gone. Hence they shoot, although the flexibility provision has made the target a myth.

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SOUTH Is heir TO the cigarette. XOTSXXTO appears to have sunk J&OAX completely out of SXGXT than one Robert Lansing-. OVTU Idea of choosing one's vocation allffHT crysUJJzes into definite form WEIIT we find a fat girl acting JOXAT and funny Instead OT trying to be etylish. JLXOTHZX thing In addition TO the E! ostein theory WHICH' we do not pretend to T7NDXBSTAJTD what it Is Aa we say In Indiana, is the gusset. Wl have no means of knowing WUiiTEXX or not a usually reliablo OOSrTSXPOJLMIT Is right when it says THAT every g!.rl when, if and as kissed

OX the skirt which we suppose AT least keeps the sun off part way down. WB don't know much B1TT we do knew it always j BXAXXS us extremely nervou TO watch a woman climb a 8TEOTAJXXX, they go at It as XT they had about 8XTXXT hips to break. XT is no trouble to find A KAXjt net dn the dresser OS almost any place else BUT it is a hard matter TO let loose of one when mixed UP with it. SOW some life insurance expert BJBES to remark that WHZK a person blushes in mixed company XT isn't because he's thinking ABOUT something but merejy because Ol dangerous high blood pressure AJBTD we guess nearly every girl friend we HATX is perfectly all right AS to circulatory system.

"Lend a person money and you lose a friend," is a saying which Uncle Sam now is familiar with..

Disarmament in Europe apparently hasn't progressed beyond the stage of scrapping friendships. -'

These shaggy light fedoras make the yr lizard look as if he ought to be called a cocoanut cake-eater.

The democratic donkey may yet learn that a kick may be a boomerang.

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Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism

Mr. James H. Allen, of Rochester, N. Y.. suiTored for years with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. He finally ?cided. after years of ceaseless study, that no oin can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated impurities, commonly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved In the joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With this idea in mind he consulted physicians, made experiments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely tanlehed every sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discovery, which he called Allenrhu, to others who took it, with what might be called marvelous success. After years of urging he decided to let sufterers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. He has therefore instructed Summers' Pharmacy and druggists everywhere to dispense AUemhu with the underdoes not show the way to complete standing that If the first pint bottle recovery he will gladly return your money without comment. adv.

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The directors of the Mineral Springs Jockey Club decide! late yesterday to resume the races at the Porter track next Saturlay. People are wondering If Governor Marshall will again send troops to stop the program.

Judge R. O.' Johnson of Gary who has a keen Insight into national affairs today predicted that the three leading candidates for president woud receive the following votes: Taft, 6,000,000; Winon, 5.500.00; Roosevelt. 2,5000,000.

The Federal Truck company, today filed a petition for the appointment of a receiver for the Motor Bus Transit Co.. of Gary.

Potatoes are selling for 50 cents a bushel at the Hammond

If Piles, Send For Pyramid

Pyramid Pile Pappositorlea; Are Kaoira Everywhere for the AVonderfnl neUef They Have Glvea. If you are one of those unfortunates struggling with the pain and distress of Itching, bleeding, pro-

oity market. John McCabe of Whiting who made his appearance last season In a role in the "Squawman" ha signed a ontract to 1 ley tha snr of p.istcr -. tit "lister Brown" fhow. John is to receive $35 a week and expenses.

Igrnatz Horvatz and Mike Adams of WhlWng were arrested and fined $25 and costs ea-ch for taking K'avel from the lake front and selling it to contractors.

The weather bureau predicts that the storm now raping in the west will reach the Calumet region late tonight or tomorrow.

Joe Budzinski was stabbed In In the back and may die as a result of a fight last night at Indiana Harbor In which Anton Gablowski and Stanley Durkowski attempted to btat him and his brother, Apollo.

In rural Kngland it Is customary to plait a bunch -,f straw In a horse's tall as a sign that its owner Is willlnar to sxll the animal.

STOMACH UPSET?

Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead ef taking tonics, or trr'Aff to patch, op a poor digestion, they are attacking: the real cause ef the ailment dogged liver and disordered bowela Dr. Edward's Olive Tablets aroase the liver In a smoothing- healing- way When the liver and bowel are performing their natural foactkaas, way goes Indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, ooatcel trogue, poor appetite, a laxr. oettcare feeling, no ambition, or emergT. trouble with tnKste4 feeds?

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trtiding plies or hemorrhoids, ask r.ny druggist for a 60 cent box of Pyramid Pile Suppositories. Take no substitute. Relief should come so quickly you will wonder why anyone should continue to suffer the pain of such a distressing condition. For a free trial package, send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 20 Pyramid Bids-. Marshall. Mich.

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